Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-29

tony and Cleopatra will be read. Mrs. I
Cora Berry will read a paper on the En-
chantress of the Nile, cleopatra" Dis
cussion will follow.
March 18th the club will meet with
Mrs. j. H.. Maloney, SOL West Quartz
street. The club will finish Antony and
Cleopatra by reading of Act ~. Mrs.
Carrie V. White will read a paper on
Egyptian Literature and Architecture"
The question bureau will be Il feature of
this evening.
On March 10th the club will meet with
Mrs. Jean Ingham Whitcher at the
LenoX hotel. 1t will be parliamentary
drill evening, Mrs. Alice f. Stevens lead
ing. Officers for the ensuing year will
be selected. A paper on Musical Com
posers-Modern and Ancient has not
yet been assigned. Musical selections
! will be given by members of the club.
On March 26th the club will meet with
Mrs. Jennie S. Fenton. SAG West Broad
way. Ralph Waldo Emerson will be the
poet for the evening. Miss Ida Cross
mai will read a paper on the poet. Mrs.
May Ingle will read the Boston Hymn"
The "Threnody'' will be read by Mrs.
Alice f. Stevens. Miss Mamie Dillon
will read selections from the Nolun-
taries.
The club will meet with Miss Jenni
Woodbury. on April > at her residence,
617 Henry avenue. The study of Ham
let will be commenced by the reading of
Act l. Mrs. Edith Maloney will read a
paper on Prince Hamlet. A discussion
of the women of the play will follow.
writers of the XIX Century" will close
the evening.
The club will, meet with Mrs. Julia
Winston Sheehey on april 9th. Act II of
Hamlet will be read. Mrs. Ida Lewis
will read a paper on the Women OF
Hamlet" The discussion for the even
ing promises to he an interesting one,
the subject being the Natural Re-
sources of Montana"
On April 10th the club will meet with
Miss Ida Crossman at her residence on
West Copper street. Act III of Hamlet
will be read first. A paper On THE Men
of Hamlet will be read by Mrs. Alice
Lindsay. american Statesmen will be
the subject for discussion.
April 23rd will be a general Shakes
pearean day and a social session. Mrs.
Nellie Mullins entertaining the club at
her residence, 315 North Alabama.
, April 3oth will be a poetical evening
, and will be spent with Mrs. George
Nuckolls, SIS West Quartz street. Mrs
Charlotte Gossman will read a or
the poets of the evening, Alice ant
$ Phoebe Carey. Mrs. George Nuckolls
l will give a recitation of one of theil
poems. Mrs. Alice Cutting Will read {
p selection from Phoebe Carey's poems
Mrs. lear Ingham Whitcher will recit'
v one of Alice Carey's poems. The clut
will unite in singing zone Sweetly Sol
emn Thought"
May 7th the club will meet witt
President Dixon at her residence, 30
West Copper street. Act ~ OF Hamle
will be read. Mrs. Alice Stevens vii
read a paper on the "Origin and Nalu
of the Drama" A discussion of tn
same will follow.
!, The club will meet at the residence O
Mrs. Carrie B. White, 1895 West Gale
IS denia street on May 14th. The club wi
81 have the last parliamentary drill of tn
- year conducted by Mrs. Laura Vance,
i The club will finish Hamlet with tn
: reading of Act ". A discussion of GU
modern poets as compared with those
- the past century will ensue.
i May 21st the club will meet at tn
N residence of Mrs. Adelia Gilbert, s:
II West Quartz street. The poet of tn
y evening will be Oliver Wendell Holme
8 Mrs. Julia Sheehey reading the paper @