The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-10-26
until she stands with the highest. Her
last teacher was Herr Adolph jain. the
great master Of Dresden.


| great master Of Dresden.
An unusually interesting evening was
enjoyed by the members Of the West
Side Shakespeare club Tuesday. They
met with Mrs. A. II. Whitcher in the
LenOx, and everyone seemed to have
interesting questions to ask, to which
others gave equally interesting answers.
Every once in a few weeks a club will
have just such feast Of reason and flow
Of SOUL
The members also discussed several inn
portant local questions. one in particular,
which the federation of city clubs will
take up and bring before all the clubs,
was discussed. A woman, in speaking
o. the incompetency of certain official,
said:
We'll. there Is one way we can manage
1t. When men such as he seek re-elec-
ton. or men we know VIII be inefficient
want office. we can use our influence with
oI' husbands. brothers and sweethearts
to defeat them''
So the men will have a new factor to
deal with the next election.
Because the club women have attempt
ed little should be no criterion by which
to judge them. What they have under
taken they have put through to a sue
cessful issue. Witness the art exhibit
and the MISREPRESENTATION law. Wait a
few weeks. and to use the vernacular,
There will be something doing"
The usual roll call and discussion Of
the paper read by Mrs. F. A. Gilbert
was enjoyed. The questions for next
time were given out and were as follows:
ACT V.
p1rnOSa Of tho Sloa,> ,,,o ,l,su~r eoooo
Mrs Daum. Mrs. Dickson.
2. English epicures." lily-livered."
Mrs. Berry, Miss Crossman.
3. Let our just censures." "old age"
Mrs. Stevens. Miss Fosselman.
4. They have tied describe" bear
batting" sport.
Mrs. Cutting. Mrs. Lindsey.
S. Meaning of strike beside u.s." to
whom does 1t refer?
Mrs. Jackman, Mrs. Campbell
6. How was witches prophecy full
filled. that Banquo's children
should be kings?
Mrs. Shelby. Mrs. c. S. Lewis.
Z. Bruited intrenchant.
Mrs. Whitcher Mrs. Woodbury..
s. 10. what does Roman fool al
Jude?
Mrs. Ingle. Mrs. Dunstan.
3. MY better part OF man."
Mrs. Yenoey. Mrs. Fenlon.
10. Explain-Where stands the accused
head?
Mrs. Gosman, Mrs. Mullins.
II. Angel ratter producing forth.
Miss Coffin, Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. A. J.
Lewis.
Mrs. F. A. Gilbert vice president Of the
club, read paper on Lady Macbeth.
sac advanced several new ideas and ask
ed the club to study them. She thought
there was little to say which had not al
ready been said. Her given name was
"Grausch," and Mrs. Gilbert depicted her
early life and her first husband. She was
of royal birth, and her pedigree was
given. She thought her hatred OF Mall
colin was caused by his ordering her only
brother put to death. Her grandfather
was killed in battle by an ancestor OF
Malcolm. Mrs Scott Siddons idea Of
Lady Macbeth was that owing to her Gel
tic origin she was woman of small
stature, fair and with blue eyes. Mrs.
Gilbert said that she had always thought
her the REVERSED large, commanding
woma~, with black eyes and hair. This
was probably because when a child she
saw Juanacheck play the role.
Mrs. Gilbert thought she must have
been of very lovable and winning char
acter, as her husband never addressed
her without some form of endearment.
Her will power and her intellect. how
ever. are superior to both her husbands.
When she once made up her mind to
accomplish a deed Heaven and earth
could not move her from her purpose.
She was just the opposite of Macbeth.
who was of weak. superstitious and vac
illating nature. He was a brave and
GO. soldier and fought nobly, even to
the bitter end. But all that was for his
own glory, he knowing that II he saved