. La storia della Federazione generale delle donne del club per il primo di ventidue anni della sua organizzazione. hat non adeguata sua-tory può mai essere pubblicato. Quanto è grande la influencehas stato di quelle presentazioni, al womens club,di alcuni temi vitali di toccare la civica, sociale andmoral vita della comunità, effettuata della sala club per le varie case dei membri, vi tobe discussi dai mariti e padri e figli,e quindi nel mondo esterno a diventare di nuovo argomento di discussione in altri luoghi in cui le persone inpublic o privato incontrare e scambiare pensieri su theaf

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. The history of the General federation of women's clubs for the first twenty-two years of its organization. hat no adequate his-tory can ever be published. How great the influencehas been of those presentations, at the womens clubs, of some vital subjects touching the civic, social andmoral life of the community, carried out of the clubroom to the various homes of the members, there tobe discussed by the husbands, fathers and children, and thence into the outside world again to become thesubject of discussion in other places where people inpublic or private meet and exchange thoughts upon theaffairs of the day, — how great this influence has beenand still is can never be known, but it is safe to saythat it is playing a great part in the world of thoughtto-day. It is having its unconscious influence, — notalone upon entire communities, but upon the home lifeof its members, forming common meeting grounds forfather, mother and children, and cementing and elevat-ing the interest and sympathy of the entire family inthings that are worth while. Any history attempted will be sketchy, fragmentary. HUB TS History Committee 1 Misa Helen M. Winslow 3. Mrs. Mary I. Wood 2 Mrs. C. P. Barnes 4. Mrs. J. L. Washburn 5. Mrs. Joseph P. Mumford FEDERATION OF WOMENS CLUBS 293 and unsatisfactory, since it is impossible to convey inlines of cold type this living, vital, civilizing influenceof a great body of women working together, not torear a monument of their own glory, nor to blaze atrail in new and unknown fields, but to help, in co-operation with the forces already organized, as well asby their own combined effort, the work of humanity inupbuilding a civilization. From the small days of the literary club, organizedby a few sympathetic and kindred spirits, whose aimwas self-culture and whose membership was exclusiveand carefully selected, to the great days of the modernwomans club, whose watch word is service and whoseusefulness is bounded only by the limit of human ex-periences,

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• bookcentury1900
• bookdecade1910
• booksubjectwomen
• bookyear1912