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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1901
Page
17
A historical note recalls the 1884 Paris marriage of E15TS Reading’s princess to the German officer Count von Waldersee. Widowed soon after, she remade her life in a high status circle, with a famed salon and a wealth of connections.
The article profiles Miss Parsons of Columbus Ohio later known as the Princess of Lynar and Countess von Waldersee wife to Count von Waldersee. It track shows her rise from New York wealth to German imperial circles and her acceptance of German views. It also reflects on the broader theme of American women in European royal courts and their titles.
The group urges large posters and circulars to publicize the convention and a union prayer meeting in the week before. Pleasant Prairie supports a 13 year old girl in Harpoot Turkey, paying $25 yearly. Norwood contributes $50 yearly to missions and funds half of all receipts to missions. Park Street church asks $150 to foreign work and $75 to home work. No.1 Wichita shows 58 members with $365 to China and city missions and $693 including individual mission gifts.
New York fashion notes show early summer styles with dimities, lawns, and silk muslins. Valenciennes lace trims dresses and striped colored lawns. Embroidered Swiss fabrics, foulard gowns, and shaped flounces appear with lace edges and long shoulder lines. Corselet bodices, hip yokes, velvet belts, and gold embroidery mark the season. Artificial flowers and colored sashes enhance hats and evening gowns as Spring to South wear drives demand.
The Butte public library, famed across the Northwest, serves daily from 9 am to 9 pm with heavy home and library issue. Patronage has risen sharply, new stacks and a larger forthcoming catalogue, plus a juvenile reading department under Librarian Russel.
The plan may materialize as city council decides. Reading rooms and an ad joining room serve as study spaces. The Kirkpatrick law library is a popular department and additions to keep the library up to date are likely. Losses are rare and patrons must endorse a property owner or deposit at least $5 to insure against loss. No books leave the county.
The Good Citizenship Union of Y. P. C. S. of Butte will establish three working committees. Miss Isabelle Bretherton chairs the lookout committee and good citizenship committee with D. H. Morrison as chair, while Mrs. George L. Johns heads the music committee.
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