The statue of Sacajawea, presented to the Exposition by the clubwomen of America, was the work of Alice Cooper of Denver.
It is a most interesting fact in this connection that there exist certain organisations which make a business of furnishing clubwomen with information for their papers.
Of this inadequacy our imitative, arbitrary and uninspiring club programmes are a part--the very fact that our clubwomen pin their faith to programmes of any kind is a consequence of it.
And this is what is the matter with the clubwomen who read foolishly and ask foolish questions in libraries.
Ask the librarians; they know, but in countless instances they do not tell, for fear of casting ridicule upon the hundreds of intelligent clubwomen whom they are proud to help.
Several of the clubwomen and members of the Irish Fellowship Society ran to the girl's side and hugged and kissed her.
Miss Gingles also was presented with $100, which was a part of a fund raised by clubwomen in Chicago and by Rev.
The organized suffragists andclubwomen were drawn into the thick of the fight.
She expressed herself with fervor, chiefly on the importance of clubwomen bearing a large measure of love and good-will towards one another, and of the cultivation of the tie of divine charity.
Letters from many clubs belonging to the General Federation were read, and from the secretary's report of the meeting have been gathered the following tributes of notable clubwomen to the beloved founder of both clubs.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "clubwomen" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
