The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-01-21

Large attendance of club women.
presence of Mrs. Harmon, the legisla-
tive committee OF the Ohio Federation
of Woman's clubs. and the committee
IN the Girls Industrial home from the
house of representatives. the address
made by Mrs. James II. Hopley of
Bucyrus, briefcr speeches by others
and delightful social hour, were
reasons why the bl-monthly meeting
Yesterday afternoon, of the Columbus
Federation Of Woman's clubs. was one
of the most interesting that has ever
been held here.
Representatives Kimble and Smith
made brief addresses and Mrs. Dora
Sandoc Bachman, member of the
board of education. and Mrs. Harmon
also spoke briefly. Representatives
Smith and Kimblo, OF the Girls Indus
trial home committee, assured the
club women that the committee was
I'm sympathy with their efforts 10 brlng
about change at the home and would
do what they could to help. Mr.
Smith made some telling points and,
touching upon the topic of the injus-
tice of double standard Of morals
for men and women, spoke of the un-
equal chance that woman had for
Reinstatement In favor, after she has
reformed. He said he for n number
Of years. had girls In his employ and
that he had observed that they have
an unequal chance with boys even
when they are innocent of wrong liv'
lns.
He said that doors of homes were
frequently closed To girls In search Of
lodging In town or city whore they
had secured employment, This was
the case in Columbus, he thought. He
stated that the best homes were open
to young men of good address at near
ly all times, which could not he said
when girls who make their own liV.
ing sought entrance, They, he thought
were subjected to suspicion, If they
were strangers.
Considerable of the blame for this
he thought, might be laid to their own
SeX.-Ohio State Journal.
The Junior League of the EpWorth
Methodist church held social in the
basement of the church last evening.
About one hundred enjoyed a merry
evening with games and music. A
short program of music and recita-
tions was enjoyed. Those taking part
in It were Elizabeth Hinklin, Arthur
Harrun Gertrude 'Hoppock and Helen
hickman.
Following the program the child
rem went to the basement of the
church whore they played bames of
various kinds. At ten o'clock light
refreshments were served.
The success of the evening was due
to the committee in charge, composed
Of Miss Bernice Kaufman. Miss Beu-
lah Smith, Mr. Carl Lister and Mr..
Willard Baldwin.
The Woman's Home Circle met
with Mrs. Frank Tuttle of Carhart
street. yesterday afternoon. Art needle
work and Embroidery were pleasant
occupations of the afternoon, over
which the ladies chatted in true club
fashion. In a contest inaugurated by
the hostess, Mrs. John Sutton won
the first prize and Mrs. Charles
Clapsaddle the second prize An ele-
CANT course luncheon was served by
the hostess at the close of the after
moons pleasure.
Mrs. Trey Chenoweth and Mrs.
Bonnie Davis were guests of the cir
Gle at this meeting.
Mrs. Stose Of South Prospect street
will entertain the club in two weeks.
Miss Ethel Patterson was the hos
tess to the members Of the n, II, S.
club last evening at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Leffler on east Cen
ter street,
During the evening the young lad
les initiated Miss Mtldred Holver-
stott and Miss Leona Jones into the
mysteries of club life, A contest was
also haId in ,yhich Miaa Ganaviava