Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-21

'N' N'N- ANSth isNi 49,
bership committee. Mrs. j. II. Wharton;
chairman programme committee, Mrs. Il.
F. Kelley.
The members of the committees are:
membership committee. Mesdames j X
Macdonald, NJ. G MacNevin. A.. Buol f.
G. Atwater, w. II. Fenton, Y. J. Bar
low. a. S. Leys-Christie. II. w. Turner.
J. I. Fiavin, Miss c. l.. Turnkey. Pro
gramme committee, Mesdames J. r.. Rus
SCI, b. c. Hastings, j. II. Hall. Miss
Norma Robinson. Miss NJ. Y. OLeary.
Printing committee Mrs. c. w. Paine.
Miss Violet Alien.
The department officers are: Litera-
ture Observation-Disclosures, Mrs. Geo.
B.. Clark; secretary, Miss G. l.. Turnkey.
Social and domestic Science department
Chairman, Mrs. A. C.Newill: secretary,
Mrs. O.. j. MCCONNELL: art department.
Chairman, Mrs. A. ]. Canty: vice chair
man. Mrs. A. T. Grigg. Current topics
Observation-Disclosures Mrs. T. w. Buzz
20: secretary. Mrs. J. A. Reuger. Music
Observation-Disclosures Mrs. Chas. Cop
enharve: vice chairman. Miss Charlotte
Best: secretary, Mrs. Eugene Price.
The opening day of the current year
was October 3rd. Miss Violet Allen play
ed a piano solo and President Holbrook
delivered her annual address. Miss Hat
tie Young was down for a vocal solo.
liz AIup LA Aoto "
Books l nave Read ''rhe Music 1 have
Heard" The Sights 1 Have Seen" IN
informal social session was enjoyed.
The literature department had the first
programme of the year and Mrs. Emma
r. Corbin read the first paper: "Intlu-
ence of the Reformation on German Lit
erature. and Mrs. Fannie Travel Paine
read one on the invention of printing.
Mrs. Mile Stevenson and Mrs. Jennie
piE',a ,3S SIyyNyo1ia1 the no nh1S tho rnVf
Wednesday, the former on Municipal
Reformers and their Methods the lat
ter one on Food in Health ana Disease
ON October Gath Mrs. Joanna Grigg of
the art department read a paper on The
Nivarini," and Mrs. May E. Newill of
the same department one on Giovanni
Belini-the Founder of the old Venetian
School Both showed Photographs il
illustrative of their subject.
The current topics department enter
tanned on October S1st. serving refresh
ments. Mrs. BuZzo told of recent events
relating to men. Miss Dunnaven of wo-
men. and Mrs. BuzZo, owing to the alb
sence of a member. of events. Mrs. Alice
Van -Atwater told of recent fiction. The
papers of the next meeting We're by Mrs.
Mildred Orion. The Genius of Franz
Schubert and Mrs. Annie Henry, Men
delssohn. his personality and his
NoIhS. MUSIC Was given ny the uSudtL-
ment. The paper on French Influence
and opposition to it-Voltaire'' was given
by Miss Turnkey at the next meeting.
Mrs. Eleanor l.. Renisch reading one on
"Frederick the Great and His Family"
The paper by DR.. Sara S. Harris, Club
Woman and Wage Earners,' given on
November 21st as was not the lecture on
Civil Service Reform, Lee Mantle was to
have given it but was prevented by the
11,~-- - l., NV $500
on practical work for the club. The Art
department entertained on the last
meeting in November, serving refresa-
ments and the following program: Pa
per on Art by Mrs. Clara Pingel, read by
Mrs. Newill, and one by Mrs. Ada A.
Buckles. The meeting of De-
cenber 9Th was devoted to listening to a
paper by Mrs. c. c. Reuger, who has just
returned from a years sojourn abroad.
Mrs. NJ. l. Baker read a review of The
Open Door,
There have been more failures from
those down for musical numbers han
from any other department. The vocal
solos by Mrs. H. V. Winchell and the
violin solos of Miss Irene Hannah,
who several times consented to fill
places left vacant, has, added greatly to
the pleasure of the club.
The members of the Women's club are:
Mesdames ] L.. Albritton, E. C. Await
er, r. T. Baker. VI, Barlow, S. Beer,
w. H Black, F w. Blackford, G T. Booth,
A Biol. T. W. Bdzzo, 6. G. Beckwith,
George Berry, L. P, Best, w. NJ. Bick-
ford. S. B.. Buckles, D. Campbell, ]. a.
CAVITY, T.. y. Chaplin W. w. Cheeley, w.
J. Christie, N. B. Clayton, Chas. Copen-
harve, f. r. Corbin, H. f Curtis, D. J..
Charles. J. r. Dawson, J%gnatius Donnel-
~, w. H.. Fertoa, j. ]. Terrell. j. T.
Flavin, John Forbis, f. Flood, T. P. Fitz-
maurice, V. Fulton, S. r.. Fair, I A.
Grigg, J. w. Gum, J. H.. Hall, w. B.
Hamilton. j. H. Harper, Sara S. Harris.
=. c. Hastings, H.B. Heidrick, L. Hess,
+. P. Holbrook, Fred Harris, c. H. He'll
bronner, l. r. Henderson, w. Fl. Henry,
A. II. Jones, F. F. Kelley, E. l.. Kern,
J. c. Knox, A.. S. Christie, j. Y. Long, NJ.
Lowenstein. o. J Mcconnell, F. w. Nc
Crimmon, ]. X. Macdonald, J. A. Nc
Fadyn, ]. J. Mediation, J. Mcknight,
M. G.. MacNevin, J. H. Maloney, W. r.
Mech, T. Mccain, G . Mcfarland, j.
Mcintyre, d. NJ. Newbro, A.. c.. Moore. w.
c Orion j. b. Patterson, c. G. Pingel,
B. H. Powell, f. Price, c. w. Paine, NJ.
A. Patten, J.. d. Ritter, c. G.. Reuger, J.
r. Russell, r. H. Renisch, T. Richards,
j. A. Reuger, C. J. Schatzlein, A Shilling,
f. w. Shively, J.. D. Slemons, G. Steven
son, I. N. Symons, P. w Sheehey, G. A.
Shoemaker, c Smith. J. r. E. Sievers, H.
N. Turner, c. D. Vail, j. H. Vivian, A.
H. Wethey, A. H. Whitcher, J. r.
Wharton, w. White, C. F.. Williams,
Jesse Wardell, Horace Winchell.
Misses V. H. Allen, C.. Best, f. NJ.
Bickford. B. Dunns,van, L. NJ. Emery, II.
Kinds, Irene F. Hannah, Belle LaBeau
A. Nash, NJ. ". O'Leary, E. de B. Petit
bone. N Robinson. A.eN, Reznor. c. L.
TURNKEY. f. L. Wethey, Hattie NJ. Young.
In addition to these members there
have. been some sixty ynew members
whose names are not on the year book.