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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-14
Is Achieving Fame.

Butte people. musicians in particular.
will remember Miss Galliher OF Spokane.
a brilliant musician and soioist. The
Spokesman Review this week says:
Miss Stella June Galhher. the local
pianist and musical composer. has writ
ten two more selections that will Be
played here by the Royal italian band
during the coming engagement at Spo-
kane. The compositions are The Grab"
march and two step and Spanish dance
piece entitled "Espanolita." The march
is dedicated to Eilery's Royal Italian
band and the Spanish dance to Giuseppe
Creatore, the leader Of the band.
Miss Galliher. after writing the manu-
script OF her compositions forwarded
them to Mr.. Ellery. who after submitting
them to Creators wrote Miss Galliher
that the band would like to have the
privilege of arranging and publishing
the music. that they might be able to
play 1t during the engagement here. A
letter from Mr.. Ellery comments most
favcrably on these composition
An excellent half tone picture of Miss
Georgia Stone of this city pos 'ng as Car
melita adorns the front page OF the
Spanish dance music. while a half tone
of Giuseppe Creatore aiorns the other
piece.
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Every musician of note has returned
now to Butte and the session will soon
be in full swing. With the advent Of
so many strangers, many Of them in
terested in music, many of them singers
and players Of ability, things will be
revolutionized in matter musical In the
past there had been little of interest to
chronicle in that line but now teachers
and pupils are planning many new
things.
For one thing the leading teachers will
establish studios, those who have not
already, and will give recitals either a
week or two weeks apart. This is a.
good plan for it encourages pupils and
gives them confidence as we'll as pleas
ing their friends and relatives.
Next week active rehearsals will COM
mence for the great production or
Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera, To-
lanthe." The cast will not be announc-
ed for several weeks as there is uncer-
tainty regarding one role and until that
is finally assigned Mr.. Matlack prefers
to keep the cast secret. The opera Will
be given for the musical department
of the Woman's Club, great UNDER
taking for one department but when that
department has such women as Mrs.
Ixnatius Donnelly. Mrs. Charles Copen-
harve Mrs. G. Oral Mcfarland. Miss
Emery, Miss Best, Mrs. F. P. Holbrook,
Mrs. Jack Thomas Miss Trask, Miss
Teller, Miss Adah Roberts. Miss Petit
bone. Mrs H. V. Winchell. Mrs. Agnes
s. Leys-Christie and a score of other
musicians we'll and most favorably
known, the affair cannot help being
success. And in addition to being finish
ed musicians they are also hard workers
and the success of such an entertainment
rests quite as much in the latter quail
ifications as in the former
Mr.. Matlack will go over to Helena
next week to open up the fine new pipe
organ Of the Baptist church CT that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matlack are for the pre-
sent staying on the cornor OF Montana
and west Granite, where Miss Best has
her studio. They will remain there I'M
til their home is ready for occupancy.
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In. Cltxbdon1. ~

@LUB women of Butte are feeling
jubilant over the success of the
art committee Of the clubs in Sc
" curing seventy-six pictures to
alorn the walls of the public
school roms. This cmmittee is COM
posed of the. following women: Chair
man, Mrs. w. o. Speer, Of the Homer
. club; Secretary, Mrs. r. G. Young, Of
the Woman's club; Treasurer. Mrs. Clin-
! ton H. Moore of the Homer club: Mrs
) T. w. Buzzo, Of the Woman's and Homer
clubs; Mrs. Green Majors Of Woman's
, and Atlas clubs; Mrs. Godfrey Lauzi-
er, of the Homer and Woman's clubs;
! Mrs. Alice Stevens, of the West Side
i Shakespeare club.
/ Some time ago in speaking of art in the
public schools one member of the board
Of education said that after all the talk
| at the last art exhibit he failed to see
that the women accomplished anything.
/ Now he will have to acknowledge that
women have done much toward esta6-
Fishing art in the public schools. The pre-
sentation speech was made by Mrs. w.
O. Speer and the gift accepted by Sur
erintendent Young. full account OF
the proceedings has already been pub
lished.
Nearly 500 was spent on the pictures
and all are handsomely framed and in
scribed appropriately. This is only
start, for the women Of Butte Intend
to have every school room in Butte.
South Butte, and all suburbs adorned
I, .th works Of art.
l. The Executive Board of the WOman's
Club met last Monday with the President
Mrs. A. H. Wethey. There was a fair
attendance for vacation time and inn
, portant business was transacted. 1t was
decided to hold the first regular meeting
of the board on Monday, the 30th. the
one Of last Monday being special. There
is every indication that the Woman's
club will more than double in number
this coming year.
Women generally have been disturbed
by the suicide of frail little Annie Sui
livan, who, goaded to madness by her
brutal husband finally committed sui
eide. 1t was an unusual case, the wife
and mother so terribly burned; the hus-
band trying to get rid of her by rail-
reading her to the insane asylum. That
| she was not insane was not any fault
Of the husband whose chief delight in
life was to ill-treat his wife. When her
sisters and friends rallied around her
she was not insane, only i'll and oh sc
terrified. So afraid that as he could not
| get rid of her by means Of the law he
would despite the law.
n After Mr.. Sullivan was arrested she
Hrooded and brooded, the end being sui
eide. When he could no longer disturb
| her peace, the brutal husband was re-
| leased from Jail and proceeded toget into
| such stage of intoxication he was prac-
| tically the same terrorizer he has always
been. Then he went to the house OF
| death and proceeded to scare everyone
into Mysteries, ordering neighbors ant
relatives out Of the house and would pro-
baby have demolished the coffin If HI
| had not been placed: under arrest.
IA The scoroner'si jury declared that h
Il moral Nv Fesponsible for his wife,
I death Women generally lament tina
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father, Senator Clark. The senator VIII
entertain for them as will many other
friends
Mr. and Mrs. Andy J. Davis are en-
pertaining Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Gaylord.
Mrs. Guy Piatt of 16 North Excelsior
avenue is entertaining her niece Miss
Madge Piatt of Helena.
Miss Maud Selway. OF Dillon, is in the
city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. TAFT.
Miss Lillian Lambrec1t has returned
from a six weeks visit in Virginia City.
Her sister, Miss Pearl Lambrecht has
gone to Ruby, where she will teach
school this winter.
Miss Ida Scott will not remove to the
Montana, but has taken apartments at
the Lenox hotel. =
Charles Walker Clark left last Monday
for New York, stopping enroute at
Helena. He goes to meet Mrs. Clark,
and after a few days in New York will
return to Butte. .
Misses Eleanor and Julia Morgan have
accompanied their father, William Hor-
gan on a trip to the Sound. They may
go to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Paine have
removed from sos West Galena to 1903
North Montana.
MIS-. JOnH OTDlS anu CAA40ACiA AS-
turned from Seaside, Oregon, this week.
They left for there last May. -
Miss Matte P. Sims has returned from
Californ'a and taken apartments at the
Lenox hotel. > IT,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. ConnelA returned
to Butte for a visit among old friends
today. They are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank E. Shaw at SS1 West Granite.
Mrs. Jack Noyes and Mrs. Bruce Kirk
man leave for Evanston, ILL.,, next week.
Mrs. A. C. McCrimmon returned last
night from a four months visit to rela-
tives in Toronto Canada. She was ac-
companied by her sister, Miss McKech-
ME, who will spend several months with
her.
Miss HALLE Alta Davis left today at
o'clock for Salt Lake. where she will
again enter the Roland Hall seminary.
Mrs. w. McC. White and Mrs. John
Noyes are expected to return home from
Seattle the last of next week.
Miss Fern Renton left on Thursday
for Chicago where she will study music
/ for some time.
Robert Grant, the we'll known mining
man, Is in the city, accompanied by Mrs.
Grant. They will spend few days WIS.,
iting old friends. ]
Mrs. Henry Filing left for the EXPOSE
| ton on Wednesday, accompanied by her
| children.
Miss Laura Beebe has gone to Sal,
Lake for a. 1O-days' visit with hel
| mother.
Miss Ewing, one of Buttes most popil,
| lar teachers, has taken apartments a,
| the Lenox.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Ryan have gone
| to Ashland, Wis.
| Frank z. Shaw has returned from I i
extended business trip through Nevada
and California. ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles UT of Chica &C
are in the city, the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Hans Bettner. ~
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-14
Ruth Chapter o. E. s.

Thursday the 18th Is the day set for the
annual meeting of the Eastern Stars Of
the state OF Montana in Helena. There
Is every indication of a large attend
ance. Many will go from Butte in addi-
item to the delegates, proxies and officers.
A signal honor was paid Ruth Chapter
of this city, in asking the members to ex.
emplify the work before the Grand Chap
ter. It Is believed the work will done
in a manner to win new iaurels for Ruth
chapter.
The members will leave here on the
morning train for Helena, remaining
there three days. The work before the
Grand Chapter will be done on Thursday
evening. >' ~
The officers who will exemplify the
work are: Worthy Matron Mamie Innis:
worthy patron. w. L. Hugo; Associate
matron, Mrs. G.. w. Munroe; secretary.
Mrs. Rosensweig: treasurer. Mrs Failes;
Ada, Mrs A. H. Whitcher; Ruth. Mrs.
Bettenson: Esther, Mrs. Fred Melcher;
Martha, Miss Florence Hammer: Electa.
Mrs. Rachael Jefferson: conductress Miss
Gertrude Pierce: assistant conductress.
Miss Margaret willard; organist. Mrs.
Lizzie o. Marsh: Chaplain. Mrs. Newill:
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tened from one shoulder and carried q
bouquet Of roses. The groom was ats
tended by William j. Thomas.
After the ceremony the bridal party
and friends repaired to the home Of the
bride and groom, Is Bennett avenue,
where an elaborate wedding supper was
served. 1t was a late hour when the
guests finally dispersed. wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Bryant all the joys and none
of the sorrows of life. Both bride and
groom are well and most favorably
known and have hosts of friends.
In attendance at the wedding We're the
following. each one of whom brought a
gift as designated: Messcs. Thomas. Oats.
Congdon eynolds. china dinner set;
John Tickell and Miss Williams. cary
ing set: Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Laury. lin
EN- pillow cases: Joe Davis and Miss
Flora Davis a set OF table linen; Mr..
and Mrs. Hooper. lemonade set; Mr.
and Mrs. Schneider. water set: Mr.. and
Mrs. Sampson I<itto. wine set; Miss Mayr
Barrett, table set: the Misses Jory, set
of silver teasooons; John Williams. set
Of silver teasnoons: Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
Lowry. Mrs. ALI Richards. Darlor lamp;
WA Thomas ard Miss kitto. silver
picket caster: Miss Bertha Williams set
of towels Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Will
Jams, linen table cloth; Mrs Elizabeth
ISitto, pair OF blankets and comforters
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shepherd, ped
spread: hIr. and Mrs. william Honey,
bedspread; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cad
dy, betispread: Phil Purcell. parlor chair;
Mr. and Mrs. John Peace. rarlor chair;
Mr. Thomas and family, rocking chair;
Miss Emily Williams. pillow sham; MIR.
ard William BAILEY bedspread.
The gift Of the groom to the bride was
a beautiful cold watch and chain. hand
ssme!y engraved and the case in!aid with
diamonds.
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Kitto- Bryant Wedding.

One of the protest wedding celebrated
in Centervf1le for some time was that
Of last Sunday evening when Miss Har-
riet Ellen Kitto was married to Richard
Bryant. 1t was a church wedding. the
ceremony being performed by Rev. John
Hosking in Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church at $3.50 in the evening. The
church was crowded with the friends Of
the contracting couple.
Promptly at $50 the pridal party en-
tered the church, Miss Nj. Brasier play
ing a wedding march as they entered
The bride was gowned i'm a handsome
creation Of French crepon in cream
color. the front of the bodice embrod-
cred in rich gold, high neck and long
sleeves. the skirt en- traine. She wore
red roses in her hair and carried a
shower bouquet of the same blossoms.
She was attended by Miss Margaret NJ.
Kitto, who wore a pretty gown Of point
de esprit over white. She also wore red
roses in her hair. a wreath Of roses fas-
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-14
Camping Party Reunion.

Miss Halle Alta Davis. one Of the
most ronular of the girls of the younger
set left FOR schOol In Salt Lake today.
Last night she entertained the friends
who mode up the camping party she
vas with this summer. at the apart
ments of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sc
wall Davis in the Lenox hotel.
The evening was devoted to music.
dancing and games. Each guest was
gwen a dainty souvenir. a cluster Of
pine cones which Miss Davis gathered
while camping. They had been gilded
and varnished and suspended from a
cluster OF dainty ribbons. At late
kour a dainty luncheon was served.
In the party were: Mr.. and Mrs. Sc
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-14
To Have an Economic Club

Butte is to have real, live up-to-date
Economic club or in fact has it already
in embryo. Mrs E. S. Marston a travel
ing agent for the University association
OF Chicago was in the city the past week
working hard toward that end. The club
will be a part of the Economic league.
Mrs Marston arranged also for the Civ,
ing of a series of lectures on the topics
dear to the heart Of the student of econo-
mics by eminent lecturers The first will
be given the 25th of this month by
Prof. Swain of Dillon. His subject will
be "The Chicago Trust Conference" one
of timely interest. The other lectures
will be given about two weeks apart and
all of them in the Grand opera house
possibly. e.. s.
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for Miss Halle Alta Davis. The even
ine was devoted to making ana pulling
the candy and then eating 1t, popping
corn, music and games. and dancing the
Virginia reel.
In attendance were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sewall Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Walsh,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Martin, Misses Grace
Noyes, Tina Mcdonald, Erma Charles,
Halle Alta Davis Helen Martin, Messrs.
Nell Bellingham, Howard Kelly. Lou
Wane, Dan Hanley. Howard Mcintyre.
A Fine Programme.
Mrs. John Walton is to be congratu-
lated up on the success of the musicale
given at her home for the w. c. 4. U.
benefit. An especially fine program was
given as follows:
Pl0nO SOLO ................. Units. LIVING
Comic recitation. Mrs. w. H. Cochrane
Mouth organ solo,. MIR. Graham
Piano solo. .......... Miss Mary Brasier
Soprono solo, 1.-The Holy city,. ......
..... .......... .....Miss Madge kitto
Recitation. Roger and t.. Mrs. Knox
Encore. "Mr. and Mrs. Mann's Journey"
Trio, Nearer My God to Thee.
Mr.. Brasier and the Misses Brasier
enOf SOLO w III 1Altto
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Piano solo-March, "Aida"-N1iss Ross.
Violin solo-Andante, Concerto op. 2S)
Frank Buck. of Seattle.
Tenor solo--'Why Not ?"-(Hertz)-
Frank Sullivan.
Voice solO-"Poppies"- Koven)-
Miss Newton.
Banjo duo-Ed and viii James.
Piano solO-"Hermine"-(
Vaughn.
Mandolin duo-"Spray of the Mists"-
(Warton)-Misses May and Kate Sulli-
van
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-14
Jolly Theater Party.

Jolly Theater Party.
On Monday evening a jolly box party
witnessed the production of 1.-THE Rum
away Girl" In the party were: Mr..
and Mrs. Silas Neuberger, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Richards, Mrs. A. T. Morgan ana
Mrs. Epping.
After the play a supper at the Butte
was enjoyed, Mr.. Arthur Dunno and
Miss Jerome of the company being Of
the party.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-14

Freear. Miss Helene Dean; Messrs. John
Deming, Ludlow Hatch. Jack Sullivan
r. r. Amberg Larry Clarke. Frank De-
cestell, Will BOdbine. Ralph White. Ar
thur Fairfax. Ned Lyle. Bud Given.
Eaton Connolly.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-14
For Miss Thornton.

Miss Frances Thornton is the guest OF
honor today at very elaborate iuncn-
con which is being given by Mrs. James
A. Murray at the Thornton hotel.
The decorations and menu are elabo-
rate and a large number of guests are
in attendance.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-14
MRS. G. o. MCFARLAND,
Prominent Member Woman's Club
Music Department.

European cities. has arrived from the
east accompanying Mr.. and Mrs. II. G.
Houghton, on their return from their
summer trip to the seaboard. Miss Nc
Cormick is Mrs. Houghton's sister. She
will make an extended visit with Mis-
scuba and Montana relatives and will
eventually return to Europe"
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Will Remain in Butte.

Miss Florence E. Cooney, the gifted
young artist who recently returned to
Butte has decided to remain here for
year at least. She will soon open
studio in the city. Her many models,
works of art and raraphernalia have not
yet arrived, but will probably be here
today.
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An ENJOYABLE Recital.

Miss Mae Bannister entertained her
friends at her home on the east side last
Wednesday evening with a musical pro-
gramme. At the last moment several
sent word of illness 50 the programme
was cut short. After it was concluded
dainty refreshments were served.
The selections were as follows:
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-14
VIA NORTHERN PACIFIC.

The FIRST Tuesdays In August and Sep.
tember, Northern Pacific railway will
sell round trip tickets to Buffalo with
sixty days limit at rates Of SsA5o and
$4,000 for the round trip. For further
information cau on or write.
w. II. NERHYNAN.
cenl Agt.. N. 2. Ry.. coz. Park and Main
sts., Butte.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-14

marshal Mrs ]. G. Hammer; warden,
Mrs. Muir; sentinel, Fred Mcdonald
Proxies for worthy matron. Mrs. Ruth
Burton; for assocnate matroa, Mrs. Car
RE Williams; for worthy patron, o. n.
Perry.>z
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Additional Society.

wall w. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Walsh. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Lord, Mr..
and Mrs. John H. Gilbert, Miss Helen
Martin, Miss Davis. DR.. German, Dr.
Galbraith, Messrs. Bellingham, Jackson.
Everett.
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Grand Ball and Banquet.

On Friday evening, the 18th the
Pyth:an lodges of Butte will unite in
dedio a.ing Their fine new temple on South
Main street. The grand lodge officials
will dedicate the edifce in the afternoon
with appropr' ate ceremonies.
Nearly all the members who attend the
meeting of the q and lodge in Great Falls
en- the 18th and 18th will come here to
witness the dedication and have good
time.
The banquet and ball will be on an
elaborate scale. committees in charge
working to that end with a WILL
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-14
Long Informal Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Y. Long enter
tanned informally at their home. IL
North Main street last Thursday even
ir,P.
Their guests were Mr.. and Mrs. ].
pruce Kremer and Mrs. and Mrs. Fred
erick p Holbrook.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-14
ANACONDA SOCIETY,

The younger society set has been con-
siderably thinned during the past week
leaving to re-enter college. The cold and
disagreeable weather acted as a damper,
on social functions, and the prtnuipA
event of the week was the presentation
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-14
Club Woman to Leave Town.

The name of Mrs. H. M. Brayton is IA
miliar to all women who read the club
notes Of the state. The Billings Times
this week announces her coming depart
ure from there as follows:
MRS. H. M. Brayton will leave about
October / for Lincoln. where she will
reside with her daughters, who leave
September Is to resume their studies at
the Nebraska state university. Mrs.
Brayton will be greatly missed from Bill
lings as she has been prominently identi-
fled with the Billings Woman's club since
its organization some two years ago, as
we'll as with all the good movements
among the women Of the city"
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6o-Day Tickets 70 Buffalo.

Tho Oregon Short Line salt Lake.
Denver route" announces that on
August eth, and September Sd. excursion
tickets to Buffalo and return will carry
sixty day limit.
On August Goth. Sept. 18th. Oct. LIST and
18th, tickets will be limited to 80 days
from the date Of sale.
City ticket ONCE. los N. Main street.
II. o. WILSON,
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DR.. ]. H. Owings of Deer Lodge was in
the city this week.
Miss Edna Waterbury returned from
the east last week and entered on her
duties as a school teacher Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Warden of Lewis
town have been in the city this week. the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs F. III. Hawison.
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For Miss Davis

For Miss Davis ~ 80
Miss Helen Martin gave an old-fash-
toned candy pull last Thursday evening
at the residence of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. T. Martin, West Granite street.
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Roberts Breakfast Sunday.

Miss Adah Roberts will give a break
fast next Sunday morning at the Golf
house. The guest of honor being Mrs.
Bruce Kirknan. 1t will be quite an
elaborate affair ana covers will be laid
for thirty-eiglft! "oh 10 -
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Society Personals.

DR.. and Mrs Culver. Of New York, are
in the city the guests OF Mrs. Culver's
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Miss Mccormick in Missoula.

Miss Mccormick in Missoula.
1t is with pleasure the many friends
of Miss Mae Mccormick, formerly of
Missoula, will learn of her return to
Montana. She has host of friends in
Butte who have been hearing much OF
her success abroad. The Democrat
Messenger of Missoula says this week:
Miss Mae Mccormick, formerly of
in journalistic work at, Paris and other
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-09-14

there is no law to, teach such men as Sui
livan. There are many wifebeaters in
Butte, scores of them and not one in fifty
ever comes in contact with the law. In
fact there does not seem to be any law
to reach them. A fine promptly paid
and double brutal beating for the wife.
Not many wives are as tiny and frail
as Annie Sullivan and so they drag on in
a hopeless existence many retaining such
affection for their husbands they will
not complain and If the neighbors do
refuse to testify against their husbands.
Few suicide.