The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-06-01

shade the differences nicely. She pos,.
livery decnned to be an officer of anv
A"u or description. and after beinr
erected chairman Of the programme COM
mittee, the office next in Importance to
the presidency, she resigned. She wa.
elected while absent from the city.
IN taking the chair. President Wethev
made an eloquent little speech euloxistic
OF Mrs. Holbrook. which was warmly
applauded. The reports Of the other on
GERS We're heard Mrs. George r. C,lark
announced that Miss Ida Clark had left
with her some beautiful paintings ana
typography pieces, and asked her to dis.
pose of them.
Mrs. M. G. Troutman was called unon
to tell something OF the work she had
with Mrs. Cunningham. witnessed while
IN California, the work of the club wo-
men. 1t seemed marvellous that women
could accomplish so much. She told how
they had succeeded-the members OF the
California club-in getting a woman on
the school board; of the petition signed
oy $4,000 women, asking for women doc
tors on the STATS in insane hospitals.
and OF their getting one on last year.
This year they will have two more
placed. She told of the playground for
children on Bush street; Of the four
libraries put in the messenger offices
where boys We're Employed Of their
travelling libraries, and Of how the wo.
men saved the monster big trees Of Cali
1ornia. getting up petition signed by
2oo.OOO people, which passed the bill
through congress and saved the trees.
She spoke Of the song bird law they had
put In force, Of their work in county
hnCnit01S OF tn fork
be no end to the work accomplished,
A meeting Of the executive board will
be called by the president soon.
The greatest interest was manifested
in the report of the programme commit
tee through it's chairman, Mrs. r. G.
Young. Mrs. Young is a recent and al
ready greatly vsIaed member of the
club. The calendar for next year is an
Improvement on any hitherto issued,
many Objectionable features have been
eliminated and some new ones added.
An innovation which was most gener.
ously applauded was the decision made
that the club in a body will do the en-
tertaining next year. no one department
having to bear the burden.
Mrs. Young then read the course OF
study for the coming year. The sub
]ects assigned to the respective members
and the dates follow. AS the year book
Will not be out for some little time vet,
1t will be of great interest to the club
members as well as to all club mem
berS.
Opening day. October PRESIDENTS
annual address-Katherine Wethey.
"How can we best cooperate to further
the interests of the club and country
Representing the club, three minute
talks by Margaret Clark Theresa H.
Symons, Marie Donnelly, Joanna Grigg,
Lima H. Speer. Representing the COM
munity, ten minute talks by Henry
Mueller of the board of education and
Mrs. r. d. Nuckolls Of the Butte Federa-
ton. Social session.
October 9-"Immanuel Kent" Marion
E. Kellogg. "Fichte and Schilling,"
Elizabeth Flood. Literature department
in charge.
October 16-"Public School Play
grounds" Nettie NJ. schilling. Genera
tons of Cooks, Modern Why's and
Wherefores," Lallie e. Charles. The
social and domestic science department
in charge.
October 2s-"Noted musicians I have
met at the Royal Academy" Lucy s.
Beebe. "Church Music of England and
Its Composers" Margaret Grace Hol.
brook. Music department in charge.
October 80 Is special day with sur
prlses In store, ending with a social
session.
November e-"Half hours with English
court painters, Reynolds. greatest Of
English painters" Agnes s. Legs
Christie. "Discussion Of Portraits"
Margaret Clark, Cora c. Majors. Art
department In charge.