The Leaven in a Great City
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The first working-girls' club, of which Miss Dodge is still president, formed, as the Domestic Circle, a club of married members.
The A. O. V. Matrons at the Cottage Settle ment are the married members of the A. O. V. Club, formed when the matrons were little girls. Other working-girls' clubs have contributed to the membership of other married women's clubs.
Naturally, the subjects discussed in these clubs are those bearing on housekeeping and the train ing of children. The training received in... the clubs enables the married members to conduct their business with dignity and dispatch. They are trained to club life, and have learned how to avoid unnecessary friction.
Some clubs plan a winter's work ahead. These programmes show a broadening of interest and sympathy, not only in the technical affairs, the home and the care of children, but the larger af fairs outside of the home that makes its environ ment. It must be that the girls who have been club members make more companionable wives than the women who have not had their opportuni- WORKING-GIRLS' CLUBS 161 ties.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The first working-girls' club, of which Miss Dodge is still president, formed, as the Domestic Circle, a club of married members.
The A. O. V. Matrons at the Cottage Settle ment are the married members of the A. O. V. Club, formed when the matrons were little girls. Other working-girls' clubs have contributed to the membership of other married women's clubs.
Naturally, the subjects discussed in these clubs are those bearing on housekeeping and the train ing of children. The training received in... the clubs enables the married members to conduct their business with dignity and dispatch. They are trained to club life, and have learned how to avoid unnecessary friction.
Some clubs plan a winter's work ahead. These programmes show a broadening of interest and sympathy, not only in the technical affairs, the home and the care of children, but the larger af fairs outside of the home that makes its environ ment. It must be that the girls who have been club members make more companionable wives than the women who have not had their opportuni- WORKING-GIRLS' CLUBS 161 ties.
What to read after The Leaven in a Great City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lillian Williams Betts to read onlineMoreLess
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