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WOMAN CfPQOCMSS - CIVIC ?y DOMESTIC
EVOLUTION OF WOMEN'S SPORTS
I rom the Davs of Diana Women Have Favored Sports?io-day Outdoor and Indoor
Sports Are an Integral Part of the Healthy Woman's Life, and .She Tak??.
a Prominent Part in All Except Football and Baseball.
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WOMIN CHAMPIONS.
teni
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-? imed t<. ?rom?
'i ? nix spo
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When women'? collegi
? ? ? iptoi ti
? ? a laboratoi
Minn. The Kirl who
Virliit? her collet?,
not willing to st"n bar sxci
- rift? th
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I nail social worl
grandmol ? ? Joys o
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Immers, moun
tain ' . tennis pla* ? N, rl
ali lb? royal
; ii ?port.
FROM DIANA'S DAY.
? . - still furtl ?
? -toi.?- of -
1 'nui.i t ',.i!u-i
.. -i . v. i ? town hin
iii.Hiuni, wbar? youths and maid
oi thai physl? ni ?
-\hich ?ras as iatsgral s part ??' thi
? i-m.? ?.* 111*? as mental ami ar
v. ? . tbs growth erf Chris?
?-?ritual i.l? ?ii "I
lift* was i t he ?sniM. The
Pli>> ? 'I't-'ii. T'.e in
? f \..;<th r? ntri-ii In chapel, II
and the body ?va?? g
t fot the love of it.
? -i a. languii
UiJi??.? of chivalry spsnt their time
: i? from csasmsnt wlntioors, and rrrsn
;?. rods tint for :..???
"" !'. rldiat ?raa the only
?'m Iady*a ??in.low.
Mo.i'rti civilization, hnwcvci, with Its
emphaala on th.- j.hysit al worM. m
aus nid,- of i if?-.
?
?i rano? of bodily wei
.ni.n
,.- .
??? ' ' ind ' "ii.??*. ? la responsible
for the ?lit:...In? !|.,i, of ?-> minimum?-,
a a TOMBS "
On?\ wiitf-i ?ays that rowing a.; a SSJ
\t woii.tn bad Its I,nth in the hero
Una ??Ortxe Datliug. He ttiat &n It may,1
?if t!tf> neat popular
?if f. ml nil ? outdooi aporta W ? ?
i< of Ha Ufa a?<i Iba ?r?.i?t
foi M Bf Hl!il"t?r.- Tip
I at ' ?xfnr?! gad ?sni
bridge excel In puntlm and ? tiling
? .m t<rr?.t of ihr? Adirondack
?-.,? ihg eofrtattaa o! women
n?ant ??f t
tent of th? ? : i
' on? ?li'i iit't already know
' ?lin*?
non ? lool
...
m i!?" neaaii
.'??.? r. innr?. ., I
more women'a r,?.ji atorlea ar?? toM tkaaj
? ? ??: I ?i IMirv van DjrkO'a I
r
alunit t!i<- lady a
h g pgM**4on foi tbe apoi t tbi
she <i i ?, tr,-? <J a proteatlng huaband f i ? ?i
lake t., ,ak?-. ami sir?"-am to gtream, till h?
poor thing, m iltel gol I
h.- hated tha apon h? on ?
MOUNTAINEERING POPULAR.
Mountain* erlng I fai leldlng to ih
n v\ itii Ml ? troue P ?
planting a frag ? Hag on g Boul
an i eight when i ? man ever at
!. ?,, ?ni, ata?en achieving every dlflteul
peak ot the Upa, thai? la little glor) lei
? i,.,.? He may only own
f.i.t riimaelf with tha knowledge ti.at mo..
v.?.linn cllmbera still endura hla prcociw
??- pathfinder at<>? pink oarrler. Wotaatt
..?, i .i i- um. i- ii '?m ?t.iiK continua
i. men do I ht ah? , I. qui? i?
dlfflculi cllmh being mora in theti style
< ;,. m atrength ??; arm in nol ,..
ni un- ,. mu? i, a.s agility and nica
I balance, In ahkh aromen uauaH1
m H,. .1 mala com] ani?n?
.1 . \.. ., : 11 ? I
? i Ivals f?.r iin- honor of i : >? f, ?
fa rldgi between i">. famoiu
t Alpin? i? ai.-- Bach Mt,i,M'.,i out, Intend
?teal n mardi on the other, and thai
ttiot midway of tin* top The BngHal
?.?man stepped gravely doom i" on? sldi
?>f the path. Her Continental rivai ??trod*
by ?m, acathing dignity. They did nol
S?.? ill.
Moa! vit.in?? guMag compel e-en thcit
amataurtah chargea to ?Afin knick
erbockera An American tolls of her In?
effectual prot,s'~ agalnat'thta rattni ? ??
i.u'i in compromlaa on 'in- knlckara ,md"r
n skirt, tlMngh, bafora th?- ojidnrat?; guide
would start. Half way tip tha "ens:,"
slope gfeg vmz ??la?! to g1?e thai man hor
??kin to eatry!
"Skating." OQCa said the Countess of
i Mint?', li?t golf an artist on the Ire. "Is
I tt ?? only pauatlme in ?arhkn ladies have an
nixir-niaiile advantage nv?r (ht Bterner
? i men canaol via arlth the .;.m.n? ??
Mitcb an
? the akin
which adds ao much to tha effect ?f the
log Hi? gi a? ?-Lii ? tirveg is
It aa-ings v. it h trata movement of tlM
bodi "
Archery, tde oldest of feminine sports,
is out of fashion at the present moment
.r
? ? ' . .- ? 1 .- ? H
? -.?.-. t, 11 r. 11 -. r s .
i-..!',.
to ha? ?? ?i'TI.-ial staui? a? a
f.-.?- that ??ven In Ifl
I ? ? ? : tirst n-litii"' Is
un l?o ! ?ras t bilgati
-,
?
?
?
green sasb ir
? hampion, .-n?- Mlaa i.
t??-o men ahooting at a
bundled yarda Al the present i
llsh women are Still d4***Ot**d '
in which they acbi.
Th- moihin in.if.iiin Ig a I - ?
[ skirt an* white Mouse, and g ahsd? rafal
Ilooped up .-n th?- sloe with ?. Robin Hood
I feather Just ?*. by II la Ibal a dm i - an
Maul Marl.iii- have deserted the green?
? ?a on I no MM BMCBS I" kirn.? Stl.
i annoi .'?. > -,, i \ thing golf, i? i
mini., flying ami i.-.irig?- keep most girls
prett] ???-ii em used
Cynical man Im Im in.ni to t.- off .?i II"
i?i.-?a thai women can Influen?a th? derel
opment of his pa ?times, bot there la no
dotiht. a. ? or<l:r.?' to an EngllSTI wnt.-r.
that the popularity or lawn tennis is du?
! I-i It lity to miX'ii .loubiea Th.
I gam? took root In tin- early ssTentles
I when worn? n. tir??.i ?,f eroqoet, deatanded
, a - . I ?>' ni- ? i.i. i. ?- . -, id i ? i iivi-i. both
excreta i ? -i an i ? ?? 1
; , -i? ni hot 'i .-? gas n-' ?! "n terra
?iluti < 'jii.iin?. luit an) ?n -i
woman player, say? th? expert, could <i< -
feat SB) BS "ii'i ClSSS man. It Is in BBjXSd
douhles that l.-i??n tennis |g most pspnigl
No other game rfTer.\wom? n SO *.'.....I an
opportunity to aupp.cmeut n??n'a pl.>?i- '
cal rrtreagth Wltfe her skill end agility.
Women ?r? a rule ? ,.?.?,! g WO**d ?>f warning
? i . nlng their racheta, There should
* m h thing na a favorita racket, a
h. u racket mean? a i )k1>t rachat, and
?ai ? i, tha :i nglni i Ig (ht gllghteal de*
gree leona ti,?- apead of the ball la ?f
1.11..1. bo the ?>!?! rachat muni ha
Bead bowei a leai Itg aaeodatlons
IVhfta skirts and plain waists, nnd light
weight, thin aotad shoes are the only ?or
tt t ? ?i.stnnii- for tennis.
There is said to he im much danger of
the golf widower, as of the golf widow.
Ih M 'lays, t'iough, of course, one never
*peara ao much nhool woman's woahaean?
sa ??.?if i? prohahly ti??' moat popular
of n'i ><i>?rt?i it, which women rrtgagt. due
to Its moderate strain up,,, tha Strength
, ?i tha pietureaqueneea of the aurround?
m v hlch it i- plajad P ? !.??;??gists
..?tr.-e thai woniat, i.;i5 g larger ahare, too?,
of iinraaeUnod opttmtam than men, and]
? ~s at. h.'iliik: ?l-pends ?pilt'i as much I
on temperament pi on anything- fjgsj, |
JJer disadvantage la her \ocabularjt.
NEWS AND NOTES OF WOMEN'S CLUBS
Although lhe Summer Season Is Rapidly Approaching, the Women's Clubs Are Still
Wry Active, Winding Up the Winter Sessions and Leaving Every?
thing Ship-shape for Next Year's Activities.
*? of the Mo ? Ho
lion of Keu fork
,? .,? the ? :
Alpin un 9 '? ? ?i? ;? ?? ?
.... i? ,,.|
shoe ?! .i lat ge Inci ? ?
nterea!
of woi k. Th ?. ? the
?
'.S'.iltei 1!
for N?
'
l M H bbell.
of Moni s v?
Rowena Keyea, ?coniing
secretary; Mr* Bdwln ^^nlrley,
********?ifng ssrutsrr: mi?s s. Emma Dsssa*
roiit, ireasuir>-r. ami Mrs. \V. A. Stewart,
Miss Annie IVim-roy and Mr?. Snevliy.
.l:i.'i"ri of the Intercollegiate bureau Of
oecttpatlona .\ rocoptton was h.i?i from
U to I. Introducing the BOW OaaVSOtS ami
to m??'t Mi.-??? Katherine Hemetit Davis.
I'll. 1). I.I. I? the guest of the day.
The New Vork Hrownlng Society will
bold it? annual meeting neat Wednesday
May 14, at the Waldorf-Astoria. There ?III
bg a morning session, beginning at li
o'clock, when the annual reports of ottl
cers and chairmen will he heard, followed
by the biennial el??ctlon of offlcera. A buff- t
hinchcon will he Ferve.l at 1 p. rn . and at
-J..1t) the ?tmly programme will he In order,
under the chairmanship of Mrs. Edward
Russell Perr) The po<?:n for HH.-.l' \\..i
he ?-.?'inne at il;?- Fair" The gpOSksri ? -:'
' !..- -i.i '.'.,.. - n,, K i .o?,..- ?araran
n>,.4. Mi? K.ii?' 1'iison ?'lark. Mn. Ed?
?\ln Maikliam. Miss Kmraa llsnks. Mr?.
John A. I.i'fferts and Mra. Arthur Mosher
Th.-ie will he a social hour at 4;*). with;
Mra. Luvs-u J .Mc.0. Ulgge. Mrs. ,?J-a.nliAj?J
i the acting heapitallty eommlttee.
A Wee?! gad Mrg Douglaa Fenwlch ns
-
a resolution iipreaalng ??nu.1
| proxal of the an tien of Governor Johnson
?i,.! the st.it. l-eglalature in the quaatlen
of holding land ?i i allfornta was passed
; unanlmousl?, at t??e bualneea ii??-?'t,i?i? el
The < nlana In Sew v?n k ? Mra i *a*
? \ :?l Mason p ? I eld o i M
the h ?ato .\i,s Adeline -
?. ...i ;? paper o? - I
Mm? i larence de Va ? ??siden,
I ?. ? ,.?.,, ?? rend ? fen of I ? i
i and Miss Alherta H
|n Bhorl talk o.i thr work of the f aagu?
I'm political Education An ?Tuning ao*
?. r,i m? ? t the boma of one of the
sJ? fteT Lady
Cha.n*?pio*?/
- l'Din The Field.
memhora will along the clubs activity for
this Ben?...ii.
The Alumne Aanoototlon of the Sen
Y.?:k Medical ?'?.?lege an?! H.i-pital for
Watat I Will I."Id a I'lhll.-e dinner at tha
Hotel dnvoy The objjeet ?>f tha ?linn r la
t?i create aatbualaam In order to ral?e
j..?,,.??, ,.. , d '??? women In a thoroughly
modern and ?roll equipped college build?
ing At preeeni the inetltutlon is located
'at Ko. U West I?M street and tha build?
ing t. not adequate for the neoda of the
growing college. Tha graduating ?ni i ?
ctaea ol the ttaaa?t UU ?rill ba held ai
the Hotel Wal?l..ii'-A.si?.n.i May t% at 8 Sy
l?. ni.
The Ralni Da? dub, M,> v. at.
Palmer, president, held a meeting at tiie
Hotel ?hatOt March 7. An Hit?, isting inn
alcnl programma was renderad. The fol?
lowing are tha names of committees and
Chairmen Mm M. !.. Tirrlll. chairman of
hygiene; Mme. Katherine Noack-FIqu?,
Chairman Of music: Mrs. H. ?I. Schwartz,
chairman of child labor? O. A Kdwards,
Jr.. chairman of art. Mi.s Charles K.
Mills, i-liiilrman of reception: Mrs. Fred?
erick Niching, Chairman of guests: Mrs.
Brerltl Itono, chairman of introduction;
Mis.? I, I'Jstethrook. chalnnan of literat?
ure. -Mrs K. ('. Purges?, chairman of re?
freshments. Mrs Horace ??teeley Hait,
chairman of programme.
Mi-- Everett M Rgyeaa, regent of the
Now Votk State D. A. It . will hold a
leg,,lar meeting of the executive hoard
Of tlie New York Chapter of the D. A. K.
at the Hotel Helmont on May If, at 1
p. m.
The last Informal for the season of the
Women's Philharmonic Hoclety, Miss
Amy Kay. preildent, will take place at
Studio 839. Carnegie Hall, on Saturday.
May IT. at 4 p. m
The Aaaootnte Alumnat of tha Normal
?'oi.eg?' will have its annual spring ie
unlon In the college handing, Park ave?
nu,- and ?iSth street, ou Sat unlay after?
noon. May 17, at 2:30 tajtoth. Thotuaa
W, ?iVirchill, president of the Board of
Education, and Mrs. Thomas W. Churchill
[will he honor?.1 guests, anl an ?nus?sl
BtteadfaBCa la especie* The |g
tes of ths s?--a-??iT,. to ?ahii h \"' Hi
ICollege AlunMMB invite all ?vho ai?? Bstt
OOt?Bd ?ai'.l be hold "ii tbe afternoon
, Frl.lav. May l?, at I^'iiox HUI lettleme
Hrnisa Mo ii*i i:s?t T.M street Di P -?
presldeni of Uto sdttlensat, ?rill a.iii?*
Hing on "??!. ? ??! ??
t TsllUJ
..-tier on Thui-gd ?
?
The executive board an.l rnemt.ers ?
the Womar.'s I'uruni will give the luncl
<*nn m honor ol thS pr??j';dent Of tl
Forum, Miss Helen Vari- k ?BoSWoQ, ;
i'lsremont. on Mo**day, May 2" :?t 12:
'"'clock. It ??111 be in the nature of
rare?\ell to Miss ?SiMWOli, who "alls fr
a tour of ?England and i'iv. e on Jrtf
: The i ommittee In ? barg? of the luars
. on la '-"lui os. d of Mi
Hirst N" N 9
? - '. .i ? lira ii-.. i. Had
' : i. '
* ? ling "r th" ex?
Kni- kerbo kei Chaptei Da - I
the An is held at tin
home of the regent, tire nil.i Raruch
No, ;.t *?Ves1 Nth gtreet,
evening fb stratagem? la I
eption ??i ? : t? t?
give m honor of Mrs William Cummlng
Si"! ? . thi
eral of the National 8
of tii?- Amo . .
I ut tas "
\ ti ir i -i,'. , ?.-.? ' i of in?
tVomea'a Heult!-, i
Ol NO? t rk ?ms !.. , i M,\ ? Ien.
gave i Ed
- - ; .?
r-ptlon held
.???ill?-. M
. .
i ?."
cera of the
mus?, a?.,. .. alles Pattet
* Henri M
9 i. ?'! Uu'luii-lt-un and Mr-. J H? i
UcKlnle) Bup ?> waa aerv-al at mi,.,.
? lile? I
?: May 1J ti i- - ?
'. - if ?'?..... ,i Plain, ?ill
, n lbs i'" - 10 at h.t
home, Nu B> Edg? I MUM,
'ii..- annual masting and celebratlea oi
tiu- Nutlonal Federation of Theatre. Clubs
will tak" plaSO on M-i> 19, at 7 45 p. Ill,
at the Hotel Marseille. Broadway an-i
aggrl street. There wlil be gfl tntertain
m? nt at M.'. o'clock. At '.? o clock th*
election of ne?v dlrc-tors ??,11 a? h? l?l. and
.?i |. ' there ??in ts i Ian? ? tot nasras-arg
ami their Kuests.
afra William r.. Campaeli gave a r?
eeptlon and tea at h.r boms i?> the ?t
.iiil ini'iulnrn of tl,.- < ;..v<-i umei'i
Club ?m Momia?,. 1 ,">.-" ?? .--...-teil i.,
recel?rln*j wsrs Mr? ? Hi vera.
i i?--; i.-nt. Mrs. Harr?- Hastings and MIm
Janet Torgas Bgird Mi? Cl?afisg k. on
ami Mii-s Maul Van ' talen Elliot poured
tea. on Monday next tin? uovernmeni.
(lull will give a hiitlgf. euchre atul tea
at the Motel (in-Korla?. Next year "Mu?
ni ;pal < fovernment" wll, be the topic.
Mrs. iicrard Marker has been elected t?
in: as raayOT gad Mrs. Thomas W V. .
i Ilen.l? 1 ?h |,resident of the hoard of gl?
il? rmen The meetings will take placg on
the iecon.1 Monday of each month.
? ?????
[ The Ufe as a Fina Art Ctub, Mildred
Manly Eastern, j,resident, will hold Us
annual meeting on Wednesday afternoon
at tli Hotel Astor. Th.t.' ??ill b?* a re?
ception and president's tea. Thia will lie
f?allowed by a symposium on the subject
"Msklng tas isatsl H?*ai." The gpsnais* -
' aiuiounce.1 are John Purroy M-ici.. I. E>1
wln Markham. Dr Frank Oliver Hall and
Edwin I/t-ibfreed. Fh. I? Many club
p:-. .-. 1- rits have accepted the Invitation to
be present at this meeting. Tl..- chairman
of the day Is Mrs. E. A MacDougall;
chairman reception, Mra. Herman Schultz,
chairman hospitality, Mrs. Hom?r Aiiam?
Dunn; ser?eant-at-arm.?, Mrs. Thurstoti
Sett W?;ton.
At the election la-l.l by ('hatter .'h.ip
im. PaugllfattS Of the I'nion. la-t week at
the tVatdorl I t? la, the following oiii
cers were alerted: Regent Mrs IVUIIam
I: S'.-v.;, ? Ili4t vi,-.--i?r^.-nt. Mrs Henry
i.\lla?vay. SSgOad slce-rcgent. Mr?. A.
Sutnner Hose; ihli.l vl-e-rei*.-i,t. Mis I. J.
Fields; recording secretary. Mrs Clorai I
Bancker; corresponding ?ecrctaty, Alte.
Thomaa J. Vivian; treasurer,

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