The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-12-09
IN WONAN'S REALM


Indians and 3O5 tribes in the United
States. There are 600 Seminales In
dams in Florida and $4,000 of the ap-
preparation is for them. There are
26,57S acres Of land reserved for them.
Tony Tiger, first Indian to go to
school in Florida, was placed in FIT.
Lauderdale school largely through ef-
forts of Mrs. Stranahan, chairman of
committee on Indian work, three years
ago and expects to make high school
by Christmas. Mr.. Coleman is a very
pleasing speaker and shows ability to
do things. Three of five Seminole
babies die before reaching the age of
5 years. Federation passed resolu-
ton asking government to permit Mr..
Coleman to remain in charge of work
in Florida. Mrs. Maderio, of Woman's
Club of Havana, Cuba, visited the
Federation and brought with her an
invitation to visit the Havana Wom-
ans Club. Several ladies took advan-
tage of the $500 rate to visit Havan-
ma at this time.
! There is one teacherage in the
State, which is in Dade county, also
ione Community house.
Duval county offered to donate
enough trees, shrubs, ETC., to plant %
miles of Dixie highway. Highway col
ors are red, white and blue.
Each club is asked to devote one
day to legislation just prior to conven-
ing of Legislature: also to urge laws
regulating forest fires.
Florida has four county declarations,
Mrs Sullivan of Tennessee federated
81 clubs in one year. Alaska has 5
, clubs.
There are 20 clubs owning club
houses and property valued at $213,-
511.S4. Entire valuation Of lots and
houses $265, 1854.
: Four new buildings were reported
for Boys Industrial School at Marian.
ma.
4 Mrs w. S. Jennings expenses for
n last year, incurred through office as
} president were $57S.9S which were do.
/. mated to Federation, as were expenses
r of all other State officers. hope that
n we will have an endowment fund to
l. take care of these expenses for an.
n other year as it would lend dignity to
d the Federation.
l. Mrs. Jennings recommendations to
s. clubs, "a club for ever community, a
r club house for every club; 10000 mem.
1t bership for 1917"
W Cleaned from Reports of Clubs.
IS Key West Club has Sanitary Rest
lie Room equipped at cost of Four hun.
ID dred dollars.
Is Woman's Improvement Association
n of Del Rey has secured voice in mu
g, nicipal affairs for women.
ID DANA had 500 volumes in library
to opening with membership of only
Is twenty-five. Have also made city
he park.
Ia Winter Park club has introduced
10 savings bank system in public schools
donated silk flag to the school and Sc
cured an ordinance for licensing cats
~ Larkin Club, with membership O.
VI 45, organized in 1918, has a club houst
with five acres of land Sold seats t.
y membership in 1914. Has a teacher
10 age.
- Lake Worth made 100000 last wear
IN Long View Club has plant for max
e ing rag carpets. Club is to furnish
~ rugs for lodge at Royal Palm Parl,
=, Give an annual chicken dinner free
- TT, Pierce has club property value,
:, at $4,000 all paid except $780,
:. Tampa Woman's Club has NAV
=. ground for children, raised $4,000 from
III "a bridge party. filled one hundre,
ito strips of the mile of dimes.
or. Mrs. Miller. our sectional vice pres
90 ldent, has added more clubs to stat
no. federation than any other vice-pres
dent.
m
m Miami Woman's Club, S6S membe,
W. SNIP lovely club house, 1000 books i
ich library. Receive $4,000 per mont
ire from city on library fund. Trying t
rk. get an eight hour law for women.
he Sanford cleared over $4,000 on IA
be day. Has Junior Civic League of so
lgs members, raised $4,000 last year.
Redlands located five miles from
;iv- railroad. Has Club property value
Ter at 100000 an average of $4,000 ne
in member. President of club said "a