The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-11
W0MAN'S CLUB OF BUTTE
Arrangements Completed for the
Season of 10000.
A GOOD WINTERS STUDY
The Programme Promises a Season OF
Most Attractive and Profitable
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The woman's club Of Butte has COM
pleted its arrangements for the season
of 1895 and 1899 and its programme
promises a most attractive and profit
able winters study. The club was or
gained Feb. "a, 1897. and Joined the
G.. +. w. c. on Feb. rs, 1898. Its motto
is: I'm Small Things-Liberty; in
Large Things-Unity: in All Things
Charity" The club colors are yellow,
violet and white. The officers at the
present time are: President, Mrs. T.
w. Buzzo; vice president, Mrs. +. p.
Holbrook: recording secretary, Mrs.
w. b. Hamilton; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. j. X. Macdonald; treasurer.
Mrs. c. c. Rueger; chairman of MEM
bership, Mrs. q. T.. Colyar: chairman
of programme. Mrs. w. ]. Christie.
The standing committees are as fol-
lows:
On membership, Mrs. G. T. Colyar,
chairman; Mrs. Samue Beer. Mrs. a.
III. Wethey, Mrs. II. =. Heidrick, Mrs.
G.. Stevenson. Mrs. c. E.. Williams,
Mrs. G. Y. Piatt, Mrs. f. f. Kelley,
Mrs. d.. Campbell.
on programme, Mrs. w. ]. Christie,
chairman; Mrs. b. III. Powell. Mrs. f.
Reimel, Mrs. C. G. Pingel. Mrs. q. F.
Day.
on printing, Mrs. j. X. Macdonald.
chairman; Mrs. j. H.. Hall, Mrs. A. j.
Darch.
The meetings of the club are held
weekly through the winter months.
There is a business session of a half
hour, followed by a Commute discus
sion of current events, a half hour
reading of paper with discussion, 10
minute intermission and a half hour
for a second paper with discussion.
Papers are limited to Is minutes. Any
time intervening between close of bust
ness session and opening of programme
will be devoted to parliamentary drill
or impromptu exercises. Election to
membership takes place on the third
Wednesday of each month.
The Woman's club will resume its
weekly meetings on Oct. 5. The pro-
gramme for the season is as follows:
Oct. presidents address, depart
ment, literature. Principal Tendon
cies of American Fiction Mrs. Kate
NJ. Wethey; Comparison of the IDEAL
istic and Realistic Writers" Mrs. G.
l.. TURNKEY.
Oct. 12-Department. social and do
mestic science. Women as Parlia-
mentarians," Mrs. Sara S. Harris; The
Use and Abuse of characterization in
the Home" Mrs. Kate V. Hogsett.
Oct. 19-Department, art and music.
The Great Musical Festivals" Mrs.
T. ]. Flavin; Picture Making and Pic
ture Judging" Mrs. Clara Pingel.
Oct. 2~6-Department, tourist. Our
Land of the Midnight SUM-" Margaret
Grace Holbrook; Another Wonder
land" Alice Van V. Atwater.
Nov. 2-Department, literature. Lit
erature in the South Theoma Neal
Colyar; Hawthorne at His Greatest"
Lucy N. Hannaman.
Nov. 9-Department, social and do
nestle science. sanitation of City and
Home" Emma +. Schatzlein: "Domes-
tic Problems Rebecca A. Wiseman.
Nov. 16-Department. art and music.
Reginald De KoVen as a Song Writ
err" Hattie NJ. Young; The Society of
American Artists" Agnes $. Christie.
Nov. 23-Department, tourist. The
per: Highways and Byways of the
Dominion" Maud a. McCrimmon.
Nov. 30-Club day.
Dec. departments. literature. So
cial and domestic science. "A Com
mentary on the Writings of Charles
Dudley Warner" Jean l.. Hall; Child
study ID, Cora l.. Lindsay.
Dec. 14-Departments. art and music,
tourist. Edward Alexander Mellow
en- Lola NJ. Emery; Strange Corners
of Our Country" Carrie Mel. Day.
Dec. 21-Christmas holidays.
Dec. 2S-Christmas holidays.
Jan. 4-Department, literature. "A
Day With Emerson" Anna Nash;
william Dean Howells and His Peo-
pie" Minnie Moffet.
Jan. 1f-Department, social and do
nestle science. Child Study CID,
Lizzie j. Refined; Public Education
f.. May Newill.
Jan. 1S-Department, art and music
Five Famous American Composers
Josephine II. McNevin: The Study OF
Art in Our Universities Mary A. Gal
logly.
Jan. 25-Department. tourist. "Oul
New Territory-Hawaiian Islands,
Ora L. N1npht "In DEATHS nn.
main tthe Majave DESERT, Annie B
Trull.
Feb. department. literature. 1.-THE
Essayist-Old and New School," Luella
s. Kern; "A Passing Glance at Henry
James" Ellis Richards.
Feb. S-Department. social and do.
mestic cience. The Ideal SicI
Room Mile A. Stevenson: "Practi,
cal Education for Women" Meta G.
Buzzo.
Feb. 15-Department. art and music
War Songs and the Era of Art After
Piano Players Norma Robinson.
Feb. %, our birthday-Department
tourist. The Land of POGO Tempo
Jennie s. Campbell; The Wealth of tbs
Country" Fannie Rueger.
March department, literature
Grand Old Man of Letters Emma T
Powell: "Review-'Man Without q
Country" Laura NJ. Beer.
March S-Department, social and do.
mestic science. "Fads and Fancies In
the Diet" Nettie NJ. Schilling: Labor.
Saving Processes in the Home" Cath.
crime Heidrick.
March 15-Department. art and mu'
sic. "Ethelbert Nevin as Man and Mu'
~sician." Eugene r. Wethey: NOTED
Portrait Painters" LISA Black La.
velle.
March a2-Department. tourist. THE
Nr;,,,,g,,a Coal - Eyah NJ GInp,nng4
I'm the Days of the MonteZumas,'
Olive j. Macdonald.
March 29-Evening session.
April 5-Department. literature. THE
Historical Novel" Ida NJ. II. Christie
a trio Of women writer's: Julia Ward
Howe" Lucy Amos: Kate Field
Matte Alexander; Agnes Repplier,'
A. L. Manchester.