Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-02
CLUB
Interesting Programme For the
Ensuing Year.
THE COURSES OF STUDY
Mapped Out For the feminist OF
Officers and Members of
the Club.


of Butte for the ensuing year has just
been issued from the press of the Inter
Mountain n is a perfect gem of art
The club was organized Feb. "a, 1897, and
federated Feb. 2S, 1898. 1t is one of the
most popular clubs of the city. Its Off
GERS are as follows:
Executive board: President, Mrs. F.
P. Holbrook; vice president, Mrs. G. I.
Colyar; recording secretary, Mrs. P.
Wiseman; corresponding secretary and
chairman printing committee. Mrs. A. $.
Leys-Christie: financial secretary, Mrs.
G. J. Schatzlein; treasurer, Mrs. H. T.
Heidrick; chairman membership com-
mittee, Mrs. j. r. Wharton: chairman
(pro temp programme committee, Mrs.
A. c. Newill.
Membership Committee-Mrs. J. r.
Russell, Mrs. J. H. Hall. Mrs. w. H. Fen
ton, Mrs. S. Beer. Mrs. A. Balmforth,
Mrs. ]. H. Maloney, Miss F.. de B. Petit
bone, Mrs. c. c. Rueger. Miss L.. NJ. EN-
cry, Mrs. ]. A.. McFayden.
Programme Committee-Mrs A. H.
Wethey. Mrs. E. w. Shively, Mrs. E. Rel
mel, Miss NJ. Robinson, Mrs. E. c. At
water.
Printing Committee-Mrs. D.. Campbell,
Miss H. M. Young
The department courses of study are:
Literature: Julius Caesar: Italian Lit
erature Through the XVI. Century.
Social and Domestic Science: Political
Economy; Household Economics; Edu-
cation.
Art: Renaissance Period of Italian Art
-Florentine School.
Music: The Italian School-Mediaeval
and Modern.
Tourist: Italy.
The programme for the year is as fol-
lows:
Literature Department.: Oct. Am
nual address by the president of the club.
Tales from Our Travelers-Some Italian
Heroes and Heroines. Laura NJ. Beer;
Italian Mosques, c. L. TURNKEY.
Social and Domestic Science Depart
ment: Oct. 11.-Clippings and Comments
international Council of Women: What
Other Women Are Doing. Economic So
ciety in Ancient Rome, r. May Newill;
The Story of Germ Life, Nettie NJ. Schill-
ing.
Art Department: Oct. 1S.-Discussion
The Value of Art Study to the Laity.
The Father of Modern Art-Cimabue,
Jennie S. Fenton: Giotto and the Cam
panile, Katherin A. Canty.
Music Department: Oct. 25.-Discussion
Musical Topics. Gregory the Great
His Influence on Church Music. Pales-
rina, Josephine r.. MacNevin; Peri, Mon
teVerde and Beginning of Italian Opera,
Esther de B.. Pettibone.
Tourist Department.: Nov. 1,-Discus-
sion-Current Events. Florence in the
Time of Dante, Jean L. Hall; The Lily
Of the Arno, NJ. I. Baker.
Literature Department.: Nov. S.-Re-
views of Magazines. Dante, the Man and
Writer, Ida NJ. B. Christie; Petrarch,
Boccaccio n the Literature of the XIV
and XIV Centuries, Theoma Nea Colyar.
Social and Domestic Science Depart
ment: Nov. 15.-PaTliamentary Drill
The Previous Question. Natures Econ
omic Gifts to Italy, Rebecca A.. Wise
man: Nature versus Disease, Mary r.
Mccain, NJ. D..
Art Department: Nov.22.-Extracts
from Browning and Other Poets. The
Mystic-Fra Angelica, Perdita Barlow;
Fra Filippo Lippi. Joanna Grigg. -
Music Department: Nov. 29.-Discussion
Musical Current Events. Early Musical
Instruments in Italy, Hattie NJ. Young;
Mysteries, Moralities, Miracle Plays and
the Beginning of Oratorio, Maud Flavin.
Tourist Department.: Dec. 6.-Discus-
on-On the Transition from Roman to
Italian. The Eternal City, Fannie Rue
ger; Legacies of the Past, Alice Van v.
AtWater.
Literature Department.: Dec. 13.-Dis-
cussion-New Books. Machiavelli-The
Man of Letters and of Statecraft, Anna
Nash: TassO. Last of the Great Four
Luella S. Kern.
Social and Domestic Science Depart
ment: Dec. 2o.-The Legal Status of Wo-
man, Meta G. BuzZo: Disposal of House.
hold Wastes, Lizzie N. Wharton.
Art Department: Jan. 10.-Art Ex-
by Department.: Sandro Botticelli,
Edith Maloney: Andrea Mantegna, Clara
Pingel.
Music Departments: Jan. 17.-Discus-
sion-Musical Current Events. Scarlatti
and Neapolitan Composers of the XVII
Century, Mary F. Hennessy: Some Early
XVIII Century Composers of the CLASH
School,. Margaret Grace HolbrOok.
Tourist Departments: Jan. 24.-Discus-
sion-What Was the Most Important
Event of the XIX Century? The Leonine