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

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c. Newill; secretary. Mrs. T.. Reime!.
Art Observation-Disclosures. Mrs. a. $.
L~eys-Christie: secretary Miss NJ. n.
Slemons. Music Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. f. +. Kelley; secretary. Mrs. G.
+. Day. Tourist department CThis year
Current topics Department. chairman.
Mrs. c. G. Iteuger; secretary, Mrs. B.
c. Hastings.
The course of study concluded last May
was as follows: Literary department.
Julius Caesar. Italian literature through
the XVI century. Social and domestic
science department. political economy.
Household economies. Education. Art
department. renaissance period of ltal-
ian art. Florentine school. Music de-
partment. the Italian school. Msdiae-
val and modern. Tourist department,
Italy.
On January 10th the art department
gave their famous art exhibit and Mrs.
Maloney read a ape on "Sandro Bot
t~icelli.' Mrs. Clara Pingel on Andrea
Mantegna." At the next meeting the
music department was in charge and
furnished the following pregnant: Dis
cussion on current musical events. \
paper by Mrs. Mary F. Hennessey:
Scarlet and Neopolitan Composers of
the XVIII Century, A paper by Mrs.
Margaret Grace Holbrook: Some
early XVIII century composers of the
classical school,"
On January 24th the tourist depart
ment had charge of the program: Dis
cussion on what was the most import
ant event Of the XIX century? A paper
by Mrs. Eva N. Slemons: The Leo
nine City" A paper by Mrs Mary Lay
ton Blackford: Around the Bay of
Ma Mos - Tha fi>,St nar1iYnpntarV drill
of the year was on amendment on Janu-
airy 31st. Mrs. Emma T. Powell read
a paper on Lorenzo, the Magnificent
and his friends Mrs. Carrie White
one on Memoirs of Benvenuto Cellini."
Mrs. Fannie l.. Russell read one on
'outlawry in Italy
The first meeting in February the social
and domestic science department "a
the following programme: Discussion
statesmen of Renaissance Period COM
pared with those of the XIX Century,
Household Economics in the Schools
by Mrs. Jean L. Hal. Housekeeping n
Housekeeping by Mrs. Bertha A. Hess.
The next meeting the art department
had for discussion current events. A
paper by Mrs. Margaret Clark, Leonardo
da Ninci' and The Last supper of
Leonardo da Vinci. Andrea del Sarto and
Raphael We're discussed by Marie Dore
Shively.
on February q the club discussed. UNI
der the auspices of the music depart
ment. VIVA is our national anthem?'
Mrs. Marie Donnelly read a paper on
"Rossini and the Music Of Donizetti and
Rellini.' Miss Lola NJ. Emery read one
on Giuseppe Verdi and his art The
proceedings of congress We're discussed
at the next meeting and Mrs. Ora L..
N1rNaIoht ra11 a Oanpr "A FIESTA and
Miss Belle Dunnaven one entitled "A
Ramble Through the ByWays Of Italy"
The literature department and mem
bers told about their favorite books and
Books that have helped me- Mrs.
Eebecca A. Wiseman read a paper en-
titled 'Savonarila' and Mrs. Jessie c.
Knox read a character sketch of Portia,
wife of Brutus. An interesting dis
cussion on curios from our colonies open
ed the programme next time under the
auspices of the social ard domestic sci
ence department. Mrs. Kate NJ. Wethey
told of The Ethics of Spending Money"
and DR.. Sara Harris read a paper on
The sanitary problems involved in ter
TitOrial expansion
On March y the art department gave
an exhibit or reproductions. Mrs. Jennie
Williams read a paper on Andrea del
Sarto, the faultless painter" Mrs. A. s.
Leys~Christie read a paper on Raphael
and his frescoes, portraits and Madonnas.
The next meeting under the direction OF
the music department the club first di~~'
cussed current musical events and then
listened to a paper by Mrs. Harriet r.
Hamilton 'Four Celebrated Italian Vio-
linists," and one by Miss Norma Robin
son, .Mascagni. L~eoncavallo and Italian
Music of Today
The second parliamentary drill-prece-
dence-was given on March 2Sth. Mrs.
Meta G. BuZZo read a paper describing
Venice, the Queen of the Adriatic. and
Mrs. Jessie l.. Hastings one describing
Venetian customs. The literature de-
partment at the next meeting took up
julius Caesar, all giving quotations from
the play and the members of that depart
ment giving a scene from the pay. Par
Elementary drill was again taken up on
April 18th and questions of privilege and
order discussed. Mrs. Lizzie j. Reimel
real a paper on What is Montana doing
for Education?' and Mrs. Emma j.
Schatzlein one on the water and ice sup
ply of Butte.
The art department. gave an exhibit OF
reproductions again at the next meeting
and Miss Mary Nell Slemons read a pa
per 1.-The Universal Genius Michael An
CELLO" Mrs. Mary A. Gallogly read one
on Correggio. The first meeting in May
current musical events We're discussed.
Mrs. Katherine F. Kelley described Ital-
ian methods Of singing and Miss Mamie
Finnegan spoke of some of our great
Italian Opera singers. The programme
opened the next Wednesday with a dis
cussion of current events. Mrs. H.
Amelia Chaplin read a paper entitled Mi
Ian and the Cathedral and Mrs. Annie
b. Trull described Genoa la Superba.
May 10th was reciprocity day and in adj
hition to a magazine review and current
m several papers from other
clubs We're read. On May 22nd the re-
ports of out going officers We're read and
the annual election of officers for the en-
suing year held. The final meeting for