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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1907
Page
4
A columnist answers how to form local Each and All chapters by choosing members with shared interests. She warns against forming from random peers, urges planning around common goals such as needlework or music, and stresses energetic, organized effort to recruit and train leaders.
A Philadelphia note from BERTHA 2 seeks exchanges of embroidery painting and burnt-wood designs for pillow tops or centerpieces. Boston and Philadelphia members offer dressmaking help, cooking, and art related exchanges, with calls for patterns, sewing, and charitable exchanges for shut-ins and busy women.
The Each and All Society, founded February 1905 with Christine Terhune Herrick as president, attracts girls across the United States and Canada. It seeks to develop talents, solve problems, and provide calm unbiased opinion, with open membership and no red tape. Mrs. Herrick offers welcome and guidance to new members.
In a cheerful correspondence note a 28 year old married mother of two asks to join a supportive social group. A Royalton Pennsylvania reader offers to send magazines, patterns, and recipes to those in need while noting illness and the relief found in others’ letters.
New members receive a vine enamel honey bee pin symbolizing industry and sweetness. The pin bears the inscription Each and All on the back and is sold for 50 cents via stamps money order or registered letter to Christine Terhune Herrick, President.
Letters from Each and All girls describe postcard exchanges, requests for addresses, and hopes to connect with correspondents nationwide. Readers share plans for keeping lists, swapping views, and building a cross country network of exchanges and crafts.
A reader invites members and non members to request prepared lists of leather postcard exchanges with self addressed stamped envelopes. The note offers monthly collector lists and shares broad advice on conversation, virtue and optimism, citing Portia Jeam Ingelow and others as inspirations.
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