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The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-09-12

wherever any race or group Of pso-
pie learn to do common thing in an
uncommon way. BY putting brain.
skill and conscience into labor. that
race or group Of people 10 likely to
solve all the problems that surround
them. Washington.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-09-12
A Resemblance.

One day last summer little four-year-
old Dottie came into the house looking
much frightened and exclaiming. "Oh.
please hurry and come out to my play.
house to see the Teddy bear bug"
There was big brown furry caterpil-
lar on the porch Of her playhouse.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-09-12

SUBSCRIBE FOR TWIN CITY STAR.
The Twin City Star has the q.
elusive use in this city Of the AFRO.
American news service Of the Amer.
lean Press Assn, edited BY Mr.. N. D.
Dodson Of N. T., which II . feature
Of eur publication, much appreciated
BY our readers.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-09-12
Two Little Garcia kers.

Two IVSto CaFoSakoros
Nov, Dot" said mother. II want
you to stand here and take care OF
Carlo till come back"
Dot was a very small girl, and Carlo
was very large dog. but they had
been friends for so long that both felt
quite safe with the other. though Dot
did hope that mother would not 60
tar away.
She was. however. too brave to say
20 and, putting one arm round Carlos
neck. promised that she would not
move step.
Mother was back in a very few min.
utes. II took care Of Carlo. didn't ~
said the little girl.
Yes. DEAR" said mother as she took
her up In her arms.
But II Carlo had been able to speak
we think he would have said as he
leaped and barked at his mistress side,
II never moved after you left us, and
I hope you see that took good care
Of Dot"
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-09-12

Atty. w. H. Harrison of Oklahoma
City, Okla, was elected President Of
the National Negro Bar Assn, at
Philadelphia, Pa.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-09-12

N. W. Me. 1884. T. 8. Csntsr 10.
WILLIAM II. n. FRANKLIN.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
1920 Metropolitan Life Blda.
Notary Public. MInneapolIs, MINI.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-09-12

ALLEN CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR or
ST. JAMES A. N. e. CHURCH.
Splendid meetings are being held
each Sunday evening at GAS O'Clock
by the Allen Christian Endeavor
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-09-12

THE DIGNITY OF LABOR.
The Negro. who is ashamed to labor
with pick and shovel is generally
Unidentified with the loafing and
criminal class-the destructive Gle.
ment of the race.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-09-12
A Good Reason.

Little five-yearold Lloyd when COM
ing through the yard one evening at
dusk bumped into tree. On his ar
irving home he explained to his moth
er his trouble. She asked him II he
cried. mo-" replied Lloyd. "'cause
there wasn't anybody there to hear
me-"
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-09-12

Ames Ledge Of EIks meet at Union
Temple Hall, % Washington Ave. &c..
every End and 4th Thursday evening.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-09-12

ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..
Services II A. M. and 8 P. M. Rev.
G. w. Camp. Pastor. All are vel.
come
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-09-12

Our enemies advertise N,
Our friends support M.
Everybody helps ~.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-09-12

When You have q social, or any
gathering worthy Of mention, select
some member a. press agent, and get
tho names, especially the initials of
persons present, and forward it to your
aswspaper. Do not wait to depend on
your time or memory. It is necessary
that we get the full names Of those
present
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-09-12

The word Negro should always be
spelled with Q Capital Mt 10 worth,
of this distinction
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-09-12

IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE.
The Twin City star. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1910-19??, 1913-09-12
Can't Advertise It.

However. 1t was the opinion of'many
hotel men that the new statute would
no more do away with such discrim-
ination as existed than the old statute
did.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
LYON e. HEALY,
3I-47 {. ADAMS ST., CHICAGO.


Patent Advokater og Solicitors.
Ias- Z WILKINSON 4 Frank D. neresssp ninneapoI, Milan.
Hovedkontorer: 929-935 Guaranty Loan Bldg
fihal: Room 81 McGill Bldg. Washington. D.. G.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
SanSbrnaSifoler / glbcrta.

SpIpsning / 2anbbrugsIpre biz
Der mere % mere alminoeIig / BRO.
pinien alberta, Canada. og paa ire
Of Hegierin9ens "Gemonitration'
Sarmc", ncmlig / @ermilicn, Gla.
resbolm % Chs, bar man III mo-
oerne 9anobrugsifoler. 1r. Senrp
Maribaa Corn, TrGiioent al aIber.
ia llniperiitet, bar eiter lin Siem-
fomIt ira Ell Stubiereiie / europa
erfIGret, at De ire nPonte Sfoler
banner et gobt Sorbiaeoe paa, bpor-
ban oct Slngs Sfoler bsr uoItpres
og Ieees, naur De paa Ell lploe'teIs'
renbe Waa6e ifal funne ipreoe Sp'
lpsnine / praftiit 6nrming nooper
Iropinien.
elsie ire nRpnte 9anobrugsifoler
bpgger paa noget n9r iarme
8%runolag iom ~lignenbe nnberpis.
ninssanitalter i 3armarf % 1pif'
LAMB. ! 5~or5inoelie men oisie
"~asronomifoler" er ser SusboIo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
S'armen, S51tfet % &apen.

oc1,terne bill belle SiScn oUre | ner
9ersreIie meo alt set arbciSe, Tom
uoisres paa Observation-Disclosures.
men" - BEN boIoe Settion 2ano,
iom SfoIen er cprettet paa.
StanSiuaner | alberta gisr bel /
at benptte liz al Be Der naonte $50.
Ter, iom buroe bore Ct aobt Steo at
ierbe 5armereutter o. 6armerpiger
I'll. 90 oisie SfoIe er iaa biuisc,
iom De er CODE. Ganifen % Spifc.
rem pes, bpab lise StoIer er upro
ior llnsoom ira gonOeIanoet. an.
ore bar enbnu igien at lore BET.
GaaS % %iuf.
Greatlirer fan "oehorncs" boao.
iombelit Gio pao Aaret. On So.
item eller tioIiet paa Barren er oog
Sen beoite Tib.
Sols man boertet bar emit
Icge eIler Noo Tor line WteIfcfller
/ @intertioen, buroe man flsbe
"9eet NuIp" for Dem.
- 9io "9loomeI" er cite ubuGr.
fct for aaIpene. SiGr ON De life
er ~tripeIis % bar goO 6orbeieIie.
- 8ierbeltulper. man iaar grlg
ior npite aar, iful0e bugges, aibar-
fes og tinapes mn. Get er baarlig
6orretning at iGtte neo npbusget
Bolts.
Iae Sfrabbons / Sloffen
ifuIoe aibpnoes III, % iuit M er
BET Sen reite Sib at ifoife JIG iulo.
bIo0S Saner.
Gn Silg er miiffert, bpao Sp'
orGtnins al Slagtetppg ongoor -
i~oainart Sarmerne bIiper iorpiSiebe
ont, at oct Ienner iig ior DEM, bill
Be i itor llbitr9fnin9 begpnoe Der.
meo. Stfe fer.
Gn Tognlooning Wclfefucr
blcp for life lpnge iiNrn inoifibet til
@enion 60, q. Sat.
- 6or nogle Sage iioen fom ser
til @aIpeitonL Seras, 100000 @u.
ibeIS Mais ira a~r8crtina. Smpor'
tererne iorlarger IS Gents pr. @li.
ibel.
- Sreforn for nrite aor or oct
M life Tor tibligt at tGnfc pao. Set
beoite, ma bar eller fan iaa Gag l.
er life for goot, % BET or ioare
baarlig Sorretnins at iaa 2etforn.
9ooer man &enienc irpie for
bTrpet Siam og Ger, bpr man life
pelltc sG9 al Dem ier ubpau @oar-
fanten Ell Sang.
= @lenlmer man i'm SrTaIfe %
ipreoer Den nooper Sor0b9rltpffet
I'll Tdaren ltrar efter, at StrGa09fs
fet or taget pGf, pil Den lam Hcgel
glere uomprfet Spite.
ut boftere paa en- ina Some
nptter llel0en; men Ell lDg 6ltBl
Ifulbe ta9eS pGf ira De irllfe, laa-
mart man opoager Den.
@nbpcr, iom eier ct Stpfft
2ano, ifilloe pIante nogIe lrHr.
- Set err beorc at bare @coen ior
aogeooren en- sos for fort en0 ire
CONNER for lang. FaSie lang or
beoit.
Mens 3erfe / flerc al Sc pcit
lige Statcr rebucerebe Dor Maisap
ling ca. 500 MiQioner 9uIbel5, cr
Dor &pebeaoIing ltsrre END pnnIigt.
Wfaiien oil rimeIigpiS fonlmc til al
boIbc ia / bei Nris bette Nnr.
- Gn Spoomano bor iortoIt o@,
at 9eei- Stcg meo 5iben oil fomnc
90 / en- 0oQnr Eunbet. ga fan
Spaanlonocn iclu bape Sen,
- 9gg for SO Gents pr. Tltiin
gapner life oa 6nrmere!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
Tnlotc Saoler.
Mo noe Gnnon.

S%onoauten tiliptteS Bitter Won
Sci Gtraft % en- Gel itoIleoc. iinbof
febe CHANDLER. @piS ell bnffer ellie
mnlcr MonNIcrne riNtig line, % bn.
annifc megct / oil oiSie lane "Wfor
5ipon" life ina lioet. Set fan Tor
mes ion aanifc imoa iIaoe aa3cr
% ON man bill fan man bare cl
hnlp Wanoel pa0 hoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19

Som ErGm;e meo Soften" ct
2lar / 6orifuo fan erboIoea % pafre
Sule. % Hptaars'9Ort Euitfort)
uoisrt / Sub % 6arper, iorteret i
en- net SuIeGite ior 15c ertra til
Nortc os Snopafning, aItiaa Slaoet
og aortene ior S1.40. aortene alene
irit tilienot ior 80 Gents. geitil /
5ioe oa ri finn bar ct minore Reitop.
lag al oisie- iieIone aort. y. Nnunb.
is= 3nbliibims So. Teccrab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
Chocolate Creams.

9oniiie tilipttes eiter Smoa o.
arbeioes gobt ino, iaa iormes Son
oanten iom imaa augIer OF 0isic
opppes op / imeltet GbotoIooe. Get
er beoit at BRUCE melt 100 GbofoIaoe
oe bare Iiot al Den bitre. Gen incl.
ter peo oct Of man bar noset az Sen
op / en- @oQe eIler SAB og letter
bette oper en- 3betieoel foeenoe @anb
og rsrer i ben, til Den er imeItet. Get
or beolt at rsre / Den Ell Shlno Ell.
ter al oen er imeItet oeiaa. iaa pil
oen itioue i~ortere eiter at 5onoant.
auslerne err opppet ! Den. elsie Spp.
pes paa Den WanSe. at man taaer
bper al Dem meo en- @aiieI paa bper
SIDE, bppper Dem op | G~bofoloSen
% logger benz iooper ct iIaot Sten.
iao Tor at torres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
quiet np Rfckkenrt.
Reoiseret af en- grattit pusmooer

Ser er Spifriiter pao ilere Slol2
Ganbp, iom fou lapes al Sen Son.
oant", iont bIeo beifrenet iorrige
Sang. Otter al "Sonoonten" blir
tagct op al @~Iu5frltffcn, mao BEN
igjen fnaoeS, iii ben bIir aIocIes ble0
og ieig. Sfuloe BEN bile ii1 al ppre
blepet for baor0, iaa anaoningen life
gisr Sen bls0 rof, fnn man igien
Qigeiom isrite sang Den blep ina.
oet) opppe @Gn0erne / foIot 9ano
MI og ga. Naor ben iaa er ri1tiq
bleo, fan Ell oeIe zen op i &c Stpf-
fer, % peo at tiIiGtte ioriticli0e
5ins, ina ian mango ioritieaige
Sloqs 9anDp Ell oil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
TN nomerfet 900 Smlc.Euooius.

ct hnIpt Nlno "MorihmnuoluS~
% Ell balu Sop @oIueofierner ifir.
res OF / inlaa Stpffcr. II Aop
%Qlaraifino Cherries itipre5 %.
iaa Oh / Stpffer. On Stop INF 600
6leoe pipes itiu. irercs , Spiieifccr
puIperiieret Suffer. Y Ibeife 90.
nile o. "a Spiicifee gronuIateo Gc
Latino, iom er oplsit / 3 Spiieifeer
fogen0e @anO. Naor oettc begpnoer
at tpfne iii, irsreS Cherries. Warih.
malloms % Iteo0eflerner Get IGI,
0eS op / Ell runo Torm, iom isri, er
opppet / tolot @ano og naar BET iful
ierperes, hpPlpes bet no paa Ell ilaot
8lasino % oeforeres pou Soppen
meo MaraiGino Cherries oa Sutat
(GitroD iom er i~taaret no / 6orm al
Blade % Grene. Me0 en- itarp aniu
or oct lei at ifiGre Set no. Fuooin.
gen or iaa rig / iig ieIp, al Den life
trPnger nogen SQuce.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-12-19
Sbcrrp.Run.

I'll oenne briiges oalna Nonllle,
% man ION aierne bnoe notina itcrt
GaniIie. Smos paa Sen. Gn Gel
"GonHicS Cherries" itipres Oh / san.
Tie iutaa Strffer, oiSie arbeiocS inc
/ T~onenntcn, iaa iorntes SET ion az.
Ianae Muler, ct Var Sommer Ianae
oa ioa tpffe iom SommeIfinscren.
elsie SpppeS / Gbofolaoe. poa iunt.
me Iaaoe. iom o~oerior beifrcoet.
Gate ano Tnt Ganop.
Noeet "NooeIirc" irereS Tonbnn.
ten, % ioa orbeiheS Nsooefierner
% IabIer, iom er itoaret op / inlao
Stpffer iuo t SEN OF oct iormes ion
imoa aIgIer. iom trpffeS Iiot iIaoe
pao BEN enc SIDE.
Tnlotc Sabler.
Stenerne taaeS no al TabIerne OF
/ llbhulin9en, ior er iaicn e'ter Ste
men, lGeseS CT Stpffe 6%cnoont, Tom
or tillat noQet Tarllle.
Guien.Ganop.
2iot "9urnett's Sruit Reo Color
Taite" tiliGtteS Soroonten iaa Sen
inor en- inuf Iplere0 6nrpe, o. Iiot
Hoicnpauo eqer "Noie 6laporirg"
orbeioeS iro / Sen. Saa lapeS set
iom imao oilonqe Muler % Iiot
%alueofierne fIenimeS moi bper al
Dem paa oen enc Si6e.
Monocl GanSn.
Sonoanten tiliPtteS Bitter Wtnn
Sci Gtraft % en- Gel itoleoc, iinbnt
febe CHANDLER. &pi@ ell batter eller
mnlcr Monblcrne ri1tig line, % bar
aunifc megct / pil biSie lane "NPor
5ipon" fife ina lioet. Get fan Tor
mes iom aanife imoa iIabe aa1er,
90 ON man pil fan man bare Ell
boIp Monoel pao hper.
Msbc Snlc'|on @ons.
elsie er life Iopct al Sonoont
men er Iette at lopc. Gn bolp aop
Hib$ @ele (Gnrrnnt SSenp) bopeS op
/ Ell Iioen @rpoe 90 inleIteS, tiliGttea
0erpad Ell Nop Suffer % foacS til
oen "lpinoer @oar". Ga bar man
3 Spiieifeer oromulotcb @elotin l.
ioml or opleit / "a Sop folot %anO.
Set bTloe9 op / eli lop Eoube, iom
er imurt mcS "SIipc Gil" o9 en- Gel
iinboffeoe Monoler itrseS oper. Sao
ipttcS bet poo ct foIot Steo, iii set
er Itipt. Get flores op / imoo Sir
fnntCr % oiSie rules / puIucrileret
Suffer.
3nrfiif Yaitc.
Oettc er ogiaa en- letpinot Gan6p
at lope. Gn Wor "@raniloteo sc
latino" bGlocs OF / % Sop gppcIiin'
Ioit og itaar icnlten Mimiter. 20
aoppcr Suffer opleies / Ell bolp
Sop Nano, @elotineu rereS / % ioa
bGloeS BET op / Ell 8rpoe OF iTttes
pna StouCn % fogeS 90 Winuter.
@rpocn Ieites oa al Stopeu OF Soi.
ZEN al III Gitron % tire Spiieifeer
baffeoe Ganbieo Cherries ~irpres, 90
ioo bellies oct op / en- Fonoe, iom
life bebepeS at imercs. Get ltaar
poa ct fol0t Steo, til set er al0eles
tint og ma fam ga. oe0 at Issue
set ira Fnnoeu mco ell anlp, iau
belle Maaien bpGlpet no. let er
be0lt at bpUlpe set no pnn ct @rGt,
Iom er orpaict oper meo pulperiicret
Suffer. Set fan ga flares op /
SUrninger % oisic rules / %pltlueri
ierct Suffer.
Gco at bopc oiSie IorIficnige
SGon5 Candies bienune, iporer man
life oIcne Ecn0e, % ionr bebre Gan.
on ems Sen mnu iom Hegel fan fiebe,
men mnn fam oNion qipe @srnere
sen 8IT0c al Sc err meo at lape til
Gina til 2Ntl, - % oe bebsper life
al pGre iaa itore for at Iape bi$ie
"Gonhic5", naor mar peile6er Dem
liot. Spis Sc ga bar nolle pene
Inna Gouop @orer po0 Eager, inn
fan &c 10 iDIOc Dem mes 0i@ie Tor
ificQige Slogs GcnNp. ion Sc bar
Iduet, ~ oet blir ell pen 90 peIfonr
mn, nrninn4 ~ niA,n ~, inn Alr,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
RIZZ2LS

than i'm the gymnasium, which, with It's
lockers. baths. showers and dressing
rooms occupies part of the eighth floor
and a mezzaninc gallery above. III there
is onc thing which makes New York
,borouobly distasteful To the recent grad
rote with her memories Of gym of
tosLet hall. Of rowing, of swimming, II
:, tho ovtreme difficulty OF getting exer-
oiso without taking a Sabbath days jour
ney to find it, But the new clubhouse
.oI..oe file problem 10 large extent out
or ,bie mezzanine hall opens with stairs
,o,d,np 10 what ii is hoped will one day
b. most charming feature Of the club
roof garden. with a pergola, In which
- -, be had in warm weather But
80 arc not vet available for carrying
ont this part Of the plan.
cooaLiug of funds. the story of the
.a,s,o, nj the money for this complete
and beautiful new clubhouse is not the
49,, insn,ring thing about 1t. Home af-
nod been outgrown: the room
'e' - e,, barnard in 1859 gave place to
''ieu -, ,he Berkeley Lyceum. in West
,,,, s,reet Then came the house at No.
80 80, 9uh street. taken by the club III
200, rha, was followed by larger but
I'LL, inadequate quarters at No. 10
9"o' W park. and that in turn by the
lam. ,,,,,b at No. II Madison Square
Vi" az 80 the club removed next TO
No 90 Madison avenue, where 1t Is now.
zach proved too snla'i III ''s turn Tor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
SOLVING THE LIVING PROBLEM.

IL the club were considering only the
comfort Of this one class of its member
shin il would almost be justified in its
existence The situation of refined and
well educated young women. coming 10
New York TO take up their careers or
their temporary occupations away from
their homes. is really pathetic in the mat
ter of their lodging and board. Dreary
Odysseys might be written of their al
ventures in search of very simple lux
uries-cleanliness. cheer. wholesomeness-
or at any rate, in their search for these
necessities at a moderate price. There
has been. on the whole. more Of an effort
made 20 fit the requirements Of the work
ing girl Of the moro poorly paid, less edu-
Gated and less trained classes in this re-
gard than those OF the college graduate
and her type. There are a few-a very
inadequate number. to be sure-bodrCing
homes and houses conducted for the bene-
fit Of the more impecunious class Of the
wage working woman-hOmes in which
she may be sure of hygienic surround
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i,gs of nourishing food and of me con
,.n,,iancos sbe rceds-laundries where she
may do her own laundry work. sewing
machine rooms where she may W 49,
ovyn stitching. parlors and assembly
rooms i'm which some effort Is h'due "
supply her social nature with some Vi
IT'S requirements, all at price witfiih hei
means.
put for the young working woman OF
the graduate student. of the college ciass'
there is no analogous provision nad"' cA-
IN, In en- far as such Il club as the
1vomeu's University Club makes L.. In
the DAYS before she is able 10 establish
her own household gods with those OF
a communicable mate or two IN some
anartment house tie college woman
working in New York is compelled To
wander from one sordid experience in
housing to another. searching for the
necessities OF her physical as well as of
her spiritual cXistence-order, brightness
wholesomeness-- their own inherent
beauty. And i'm no other place In the
world do these apparently simple condi-
tons cost so much as in New York.
Well TO certain very limited extent
the new building OF the Women's Uni
versity Club is going TO solve that prob
lem for part OF it's membership. And
perhaps in solving IL 1t may prove the
example for which whole world OF
boarding and lodging house Keepers ~
waiting.
There is probably no feature OF the new
house in which the members, especially
the younger ones. take more pleasure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06

by the club upon repayment to the stock
holders of the company of their original
investments. together with any unpaid in
terest.
Though most OF the subscribers to the
stock of this realty company are MEM
bers of the Womens University club.
some public-spirited men and women who
saw the use of such an institution I'm the
city have subscribed for stock. One hun
dred thousand dollars was secured by the
sale OF shares at $50 each. or this $50
subscriptions range in amount from $50
to 500, while only thirty-seven people
have subscribed for 500 or over. Plainly,
the new University Club will be no more
OF a subsidized institution than the old
Seven shares contributed in small
amounts are held In the name of the
club Many members combined in twos
to buy single share. Actual sacrifices
We're made, small privations cheerfully
endured. by many women, that they
might have their due share of member
ship in a club which had meant much to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06

increasing needs of the ever growing or
ganizaton.
II had become evident that IL the Wom-
ems University club was ever TO be sure
of n roof above its head for longer
period than that allowed by the dreaded
months notice" ii must own the roof.
But college women are notably conserva-
tive and not notably wealthy. They did
not approye Of a daring and risky real
estate venture. and neither had they
members able and willing practically To
eneow the club. the combination of eau
ton and moderate means led to plan
which has worked most successfully ana
most democratically. realty company
of the Women's University Ciub was
formed for the purpose of providing
modern clubhouse Of adequate size Tor
the clubs use. The realty company Is TO
lease the house to the Womens Uni
versity Club, and the latter organization
is TO have only the obligations OF ten
ant although provision has been mate ior
the purchase of the property ultimately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-06
INTERIOR OF BUILDING.

Proceeding toward the interior Of the
building one will reach a large hall In
which are stairs, elevator and telephone
booths. at the end Of this corridor will
be the large dining room, 81 feet inches
by 3 feet inches. also with its fireplace
private dining room or tea room, to-
gether with the necessary serving rooms,
Is also on this floor In the basement be-
meath are the kitchens, store rooms ana
trunk rooms. as well as the servants din
ING room. in the thought OF the capacity
Of the storage rooms. by the way, the
heart Of the house committee is resting
happily.
The dragon, Increased Cost Of Living, is
an almost unGghtable opponent TO those
who are unable TO buy foodstuifs IN guam
iity. This has been one Of the cher dli-
heulties with which the club has hitherto
wrestled constantly striving during the
last twelve years, since IL took its nrst
whole house at No 10 East 9th street. TO
adapt edfces built for families of five or
six 10 the needs of an organization OF
from three hundred to "A thousand, and 10
serve meals TO from sixty TO hundred
persons each day from Kitchens and pam
tries which were never intended to cope
With more than "a semi-occasionai twenty
Not only with pride, but with Ger
tain measure Of commercial interest a'so
DO the club members study the pan oi
their new assembly room. 1t Is over inc
dining room, in the rear of the hrst moor
Of the new building, a hall 6xSS feet WIN
balcony AZ one end. 1T is proposed
mat I'm this room not only VIII tne
ciul hear its own lions roar, enter'ai"
It's distinguished guests and conduct i.S
own entertainments. but that outsloe
organizations, not so well equipped WIN
space, may hire it for large meetings. VI
course. only those organizations may haVe
this privilege which include III thei'
membership member OF the Wohe"
IIlVereffv fstuh
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

The hall may also be rented TO members
Tor any private entertainment or lecture
which they may wish TO give vi 'no
seventh floor OF the new building there
are other rooms which, it Is hoped may
be rented permanently 20 smaller college
associations, such as the Womens UNI
yersity Club itself was back In the oiu
days when Miss Maria Porter Brace mo"
Mrs. James Kimbal). Miss Helen Dawes
Brown and other young college graduates
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THE RISING LUNCHEON.

In 1901 luncheon used to be 35 cents
by 1904 it had crept to 10 cents, and by
1907 to So where il has self-denyingly
remained i'm spite of beef barons and
coffee corners The dues also have been
raised infrequently. from the modest $40
year at which they began. Even now
they are only $50 year for resident
members and SIS for non-residents. The
initiation fee for graduates OF more than
ten years standing is $40. while those of
less than five years standing pay but
SIS as initiation.
The rent of the new building will be
paid by the dues OF the members, now
thousand in number 1t is expected that
the rent OF the rooms. bedrooms to both
permanent and transient dodgers, college
rooms to college organizations, private
casonal meetings will amply pay the in
terest on the investment.
Cooperating with the directors Of the
realty company In the matter OF the
building is a committee OF the Women's
University Club. The directors of the
realty company are Mrs. William Henry
Hays, the president; Mrs. William Rey-
nolds Brown. Mrs. Carl Cluckman. Mrs.
Arthur l.. Livermore, Mrs. Elon Hunting
ton Hooker. Miss Margaret Chambers and
Miss Florence Durstne. The building
committee of the club contains. IN addi-
ton 10 these ladies, Mrs. William II. Bald
win. tr.. Miss Mary Vida Clark. Mrs. WILL