Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-10-07

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After the long summer vacation, the
members Of the Women's club assembled
on Wednesday to greet each other and
discuss the first topics of the years work.
The large club-room was filled and en-
thusiasm was rife among the members.
Owing to the rapid growth of the club
and its necessary ramifications, progress
and changes are it's constant factors,
and, therefore, the address of the presi-
dent, Mrs. Holbrook, dealt largely with
suggested notifications in present
methods. The member listened with
pleasure and earnest attention to the
result of their presiding officers careful
analysis Of existing conditions and will
no doubt profit by her suggestions. Mrs.
Buzzo. one of the clubs travellers" de-
scrlbed an interesting occasion in Salt
Lake, when the Council Of Women's
Clubs gave a public reception. in which
the Butte clubs frOmer president par
tlcipated. The San Jose Woman's club
was also visited this summer by Mrs.
Buzzo, who is to be envied as having had
the pleasure Of meeting there the poet.
Edwin Markham. author Of ''The Man
With the Hoe" Mrs. A. S. Ley gave al
account of a number of New York clubs
she had visited, and of the extent and
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they had made. The field for work in
the west is as broad as that of the east.
The study for the year centers in sunny
Italy. some of the heroes and heroines
OF which We're given their need of praise
by Mrs. Beer. Both mind and heart al
ways respond to the names of the great
and noble. and such heroes as Mazzini,
Cavour and Garibaldi could not fail
members, and at the mention of Column
bus the bond of sympathy between reader
and hog rarC was nny1r1nth1 Mir, T%,,.
ley's paper on italian Mosques" gave
an insigh into the, beginnings of modern
comedy. and took up. in detail, Tasso's
beautiful little pastoral drama, 1.-The
Amlnta." BY means of extracts. such as
Aminta's lament to Thyrosis, and the
lyric. The Golde Age a clear idea
was gained of the beauties, both of style
and setting, that are to be found in these
lyrical dramas. Next Wednesday Mrs.
Heidricks and Mrs. Hogsett will present
clippings n comments they have found
concerning the international Council of
Women,an What Women Are Doing"
A paper on Economic Society in Ancient
Rome' will be read by Mrs. Newill. and
Mrs. Schilling will give The Story Of
Germ Life
The club house at the golf links was the
scene of a brilliant affair last Tuesday
night when Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W.
Clark entertained a large number Of
friends at a dancing party. The club
colors of red and white were charmingly
carried out in the decorations. The mu-
sicians' gallery was a bower of palms,
amid which huge bowls of American
Beauty roses We're effectively scattered.
The ingle-nOOks We're made fragrant
with the same beautiful flowers and the
charm Of cosiness was added by the
cherry fire in the picturesque fire place.
During the evening a-delicious game sup
per was served. There We're present: Mr..
and Mrs. Nee. White, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Noyes, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Heslet, Mr.. and
Mrs cotter, Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Roote, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Long, Mr.. and Mrs. Hal
dorm. Mr.. and Mrs. Lavell, Mr.. and Mrs,
Forbis, Mr.. and Mrs. Corbett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rington, Mr.. and Mrs. Wethey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason, Mr., n Mrs. Carroll, Mr..
and Mrs. H. o. Wilson. DIR. and Mrs.
Fruend, Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson. Mrs.
Bickford, Miss Young, Miss Whitney of
Helena, Miss Bickford, Miss Foster. Miss
Mable Foster, Miss Horgan, Miss Viola
Hofgan. Miss Leggatt, Miss Pallon, Miss
Marks. Miss Hickman, Miss Reznor;
Senator W. A. Clark. ex-senator Lee
mantle, Messrs. J.. B. Leggatt. F. A.
Heinze, George Clark, Dan Raymond.
1onn Mc1lhhess, steve Raymond, H. S.
futile. George Busch, Bob LaBeau. Par
kern of ST. Paul, Pierce. E. L. Whitmore.
Bacorn, J. Lauzier, p. P. Carr. Kirkman'
Senator Carter. pr. L. Renick, DIR. Hall
and DIR. Napton.
Mrs. DR.. Gum entertained a large num-
Der of friends at a whist party last Sat-
urday afternoon. Mrs. John Farrell was
the fortunate winner of the first prize,
n beautiful set nf nQu,on ,1otac ,,-l:3.
Mrs. T~urbeville Won second prize. a hand
some cracker jar.
A very pretty SOM recital was given in
the Presbyterian church on Thursday
evening by Miss Marsie Louise Weber,
under the auspices of the music depart
ment of the Women's club. Miss Web
Der sang ~charningly II was accorded a