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The com. on program report for the next
week was read. Adjourned to meet in two 
weeks with Mrs. Lagrauge.
Mrs. R. M. Jackson Pres.    Mrs. Gec. Cook Sec.

                         March 11

The meeting met as appointed at
Mrs. Lagrauge's.

 The president being among the absent

ones Mrs. Latham was chosen pres. protem

 The minutes of preceeding meeting read

and approved.

 The club being few in number and

all having severe colds it was rather
difficult to get any one to take part, however
we proceeded to work. Miss Durham favoring
us with the congressional news, also short
pieces on the womens wages in London, etc.
Mrs. Alexander read an article from
club.
Mrs. Latham then read us an interesting 
piece on the "Wife and Mothers"
Mrs. Cook read a piece speaking of the poor
wages women receive.
The program for the next meeting was then read
as follows.
Congressional News Mrs. Latham, City News Mrs. Cook
Critic Mrs. Hindman, half an hour to be spent in
spelling each lady to spell ten words.
Debate. How to conciliate capital and labor led by
Mrs. Rathbun & Mitchell all others to join on the chorus.

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34 The com. on program report for the next week was read. Adjourned to meet in two weeks with Mrs. Lagrauge. Mrs. R. M. Jackson Pres. Mrs. Gec. Cook Sec. March 11 The meeting met as appointed at Mrs. Lagrauge's. The president being among the absent ones Mrs. Latham was chosen pres. protem The minutes of preceeding meeting read and approved. The club being few in number and all having severe colds it was rather difficult to get any one to take part, however we proceeded to work. Miss Durham favoring us with the congressional news, also short pieces on the womens wages in London, etc. Mrs. Alexander read an article from club. Mrs. Latham then read us an interesting piece on the "Wife and Mothers" Mrs. Cook read a piece speaking of the poor wages women receive. The program for the next meeting was then read as follows. Congressional News Mrs. Latham, City News Mrs. Cook Critic Mrs. Hindman, half an hour to be spent in spelling each lady to spell ten words. Debate. How to conciliate capital and labor led by Mrs. Rathbun & Mitchell all others to join on the chorus.