Victories and Debates at Middlesex Women’s Club Bulletin
The Middlesex Women’s Club bulletin lists upcoming meetings from March 11 to 14 with speakers including Albert L. Bacheller on the conflict between federal authority and state rights and Jacob A. Riis on slum conditions. It notes broader debates on coeducation at Colby College, endowment concerns, and a push to fund a Dracut library memorial via the Molly Varnum Chapter D A R with donations directed to Mrs. Charles Dana Palmer in Lowell Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonial Hall
Albert L. Bacheller
Mendelssohn and Tschaikowsky
Science Department
A. M. Paxson
Jacob A. Riis
Riis
New York
Metropolitan
Dracut
Molly Varnum
Molly
Charles Dana Palmer
Fairmount Street
Dracut Library Memorial Fund Committee
Molly Varnim
Lowell
Mass
E. P. Dodge Manufacturing Co
Newburyport
Massachusetts
Lewis Gagnon
Cheever Street
Palmer Street
College women's club to admit graduates as active members
The newly organized college women's club defines active and associate members with active status limited to graduates. The General Federation of Women's Clubs plans its biennial meeting for March 1, 1902 in Los Angeles. A Civil Service Reform League of Massachusetts auxiliary has formed with Mrs F T Halge as a vice president and Miss Whittier joining the Boston circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Henry Dana
Lowell
Women’s Auxiliary
Boston
Dana
Sedgwick
The
Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Civil Service Reform Association
College Women's Club
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Los Angeles
California
Civil Service Reform League of Massachusetts
Henry Whitman
J. Montgomery Sears
Wiliot Cabot
F.T. Greenhalge
Algonquin Club
Helen A. Whittier
Mary C. Hall
Henry M. Thompson
The New Hat Season Brings Spring Mood and Color
In March the article urges women to shed winter fatigue by buying a striking hat and silk dress. It touts bright colors, novel accessories, and the social perk of renewed appearance. It then mocks gloomy moods and cites a nurse’s tale of a silk dress’s transformative effects.
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Mother Hubbards
Hospital Training School Rules for Nurses in Lowell
The Citizen outlines admission qualifications for three city hospitals with nurse training programs. It details required education, letters of reference including a physician, physical fitness, and health standards. It explains two year diplomas, uniform rules, strict conduct, duty hours, probation, and practical as well as classroom training across medical, surgical, infant care, and maternity modules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
St. John’s
Lowell General
Lowell Hospital
St. John’s Hospital
Christine
St. John's Training School
Training School
Csii
St. Mary’s Infant Asylum
Dorchester
Eyses
Lowell General Nurse Training Described For Two Year Course
The article details a two year nurse training program at Lowell General with a graduation standard of 75 percent and a black velvet band on caps. It covers admission limits, origin of students, post graduate advice, and a comprehensive curriculum including anatomy physiology materia medica and bedside care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell General
Helen M. Garratt
General Hospital
Kingston, Ont
Easter garment display invites early inspection
The department showcases latest tailored garments and new waists to suit Easter shopping. Suits from $10 up highlight style and fit, with alterations offered. Waists feature albatros and taffeta silk among fabrics like benrietta, poi de soie, and light weight flannels, including silk waists at $3.98 each.
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Middlesex Women’s Club Bulletin
Colby College
New England
A. G. Pollard & CO
Nament Shoe Department
A. G Pollard & CO
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
Canada
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