Women's club scene and sixth federation biennial plans
The article reviews the rise of women’s clubs, the Standard club department entering its fifth year, and plans for the General Federation sixth biennial in Los Angeles next May. It contrasts attitudes on color clubs between Southern and Northern members, highlights anti vice efforts urged by Henry Mueller, and notes new club departments and activities at Butte groups including the West Side Shakespeare Club and the Butte Girls’ Club with social events and new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Club
Los Angeles
Montana
California
West
St. Paul
Pioneer Press
State of
Washington
Henry Mueller
Board of Education
Woman's Club
Butte
Butte Girls’ Club
Gertrude Hendricks
Maud Craig
Margarite Darch
Nora Nichols
Alma Bennefeld
W. J. Christie
Mrs. Hendricks
Gottschalk
Ethel Cain
Susie
Gladys Ford
Johnny
Frances Ford
Henry Ward Beecher
Laula Lewis
Rosalba Murphy
Mabel Richards
Marcy Richards
Hendricks
Booth Jackson Street
New Art Club Formed To Study World Masterpieces
A Thursday evening club of young people formed to study art under Miss Bernice Cox. They will read and discuss twelve iconic works including Raphael Transfiguration and Sistine Madonna, Da Vinci Last Supper, and Da Volterra Descent from the Cross. Officers were elected, dues fund books, meetings set for Fridays at 4 30 p m at Miss Cox's Mantle block studio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Cox
Raphael
Edna Cobban
Hattie Armstrong
Irene Summerville
Elizabeth McDonald
Miss Cox
Mrs Starley M Caspar Visits Butte On Club Heritage
The Denver visitor recalls Butte’s early club roots as Homer club founder and notes the 1891 contrast with today’s thriving women’s club movement. Her presence prompts reflection on the growth of literary study and civic clubs in Montana from pioneering roots to a expanding network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starley M. Caspar
Denver
Colo
Butte
Woman's Club
Sorosis
New York
Montana
Homer Club
Pioneer Club
Caspar
Homer
Tribute to Mrs Caspar Pioneer of Denver Women's Clubs
A commemorative notice honors Mrs Caspar for her leadership and progressive yet practical example within Colorado clubs. It details her roles as president of the Woman's Republican League, state regent of the Daughters of the Revolution, founder of the Colonial Dames and founder of the Twenty second Avenue Study club, plus her active participation in the Denver Woman's club and other civic bodies. The piece notes her influence on early Homer club members and her absence from the first Homer club meeting despite meeting many members at local receptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Caspar
Homer
J. 8. Hammond
J. O. Hodgens
Woman's Republican League of Colorado
Twenty-second Avenue Study Club
Press Club of
Denver
Colorado Civil Service Society
Monday Club
City Improvement Society
McKinley
Homer Club
Ethical Culture Club Holds Preliminary Meeting at Courthouse
The Ethical Culture club met Tuesday night in the old courthouse quarters to discuss future work and plan next steps. The gathering outlined preliminary ideas and set the agenda for upcoming activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethical Culture Club
Peruna touted as cure for female trouble across nation
A collection of testimonials from women like Miss Florence Murphy and Annie Hoban claim Peruna cures pelvic catarrh and other female ailments. Patients report relief from backache, nervousness, and fatigue after months of use. The notices urge sending inquiries to Dr. Hartman of Columbus, Ohio for free advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Murphy
Pacific
Atlantic
Peruna
Annie Hoban
Post Pocahontas of
Yemassee Council of Red Men
Eighth Avenue
New York
Louise Gertsel
Second St
Brooklyn
N. Y
Louise Bertie
Hart
Dr. Hartman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Monday Night club reorganized after three months
After a vacation of three months the Monday Night club was reorganized. The committee consisting of Misses Coffin Moran and O'Donnell met to formulate a six months outline of work. The club holds its frat meeting tomorrow evening at Miss O'Donnell's home 823 West Park street.
Atlas Club Reverts To Friday Meetings And Vacation reminiscences
The Atlas club restores Friday as its meeting day with the first year program opening by recalling vacations. The Saturday night club meets this week on Saturday evening at an address with Miss 8. Bernice Cox in Mantle block Room 8. A vacation experiences review is planned and all members should contribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Club
Bernice Cox
Mantle
Needlework Guild of America
West Side
Homer Club
Clinton H. Moore
Ust
Broadway
Edwin Norris
Carrie Metlen
Carolyn White
Ethel Bond
Maggie
Mae Reinhart
Fred Carter
Ralph Sebree
Hugh McCaleb
Harry Gilbert
Mark Poindexter
Robert Boone
Isabella Rife
Jetta Pierce
O. M. Best
Lodge of Modern Woodmen
Dillon Theater
Clara Sharkey
Harry Sultzer
Robert Leonard
J. J. Cusick
Ryan Canyon
Butte
Charles S. Padley
Maud
Missoula
Lena Johnson
Stevensville
E. Morse
Stella Nellie
Los Angeles
Cal
E. A. Brooke
Henry Avare
Charles Sharkey
Old Mexico
Montana
Charles Beherer
Willis Way
Marshall
F. M. Champlin
M. McDonald
Bannack
Dillon
L. J. Willams
Centennial Valley
James Nye
A. P. Ballew
F. G. Gayler
Dith
Chicago
Visi
Stone Creek
Manser
L. D. Graeter
Farley Grocery Company
Harry Poindexter
Yearington
Neb
First Meeting of the Anaconda Club Opens Fourth Season
The Woman's Literary Club of Anaconda held its first meeting of the fourth season yesterday. Mrs. George K. B. Winston, club president, addressed members about returning to club life and the benefits of shared work, noting that club life provides a fairer view of each other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Literary Club of
Anaconda
George KB. Winston
Winston
German History Focus Shapes Local Literary Club Season
The club’s president urged open discussion and time management, urging members to drop lesser duties to join. An outline policy emphasized energy and loyalty to curb bad traits. A paper on Early German History to Charlemagne followed, with Copernicus and Kepler sketches and current events led by Mrs. Peckover. The term runs to May 1902 with German history as the main feature and active membership near 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlemagne
D. Cohen
Copernicus
Kepler
F. W. Peckover
Hearst
Germany
Mra. G
BR. Winston
D. Cohen, Jr
Anna Sutherland
Helena Gleeson
Edna Waterbury
FE. FE. Moore
Herbert McNulta
L. G. Smith
Fruit Salad of Crawford Peaches and Pineapple
Instructions for a fruit salad for early autumn. Layer sliced Crawford peaches bananas and thinly sliced apples with sugar between each layer. Add pineapple juice and finish with maraschino liqueur.
Society Notes of the Week in Dillon and Beyond
Read about relocations and travels of local residents and visitors. A. B. Robertson and brother George toured Eastern Canada and joined the Pan American exposition in Buffalo. Others head east to Seattle Kansas City Kalamazoo and Lincoln for family and health reasons. Dillon social life includes weddings card parties ghost party and dances with local clubs and civic workers sharing news of students and professionals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Street
Robertson
George K. Robertson
Canada
Buffalo
President McKinley
Owen Teeters
Seattle
Washington
Teeters
Montana
W. H. Miller
T. W. Burne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mueller
West Side Shakespeare Club
F. A. Gilbert
West Quarta Street
Mrs Ow. FuLyron
Adele Humphfrey
Aturday Gewr A
Luss
The
Art Club
Ethical Culture Clubs
Florence Murphy
Second Avenue
Wash
Miss Florence Murphy
Anaconda Club
Society Notes
F. C. Kress
Dillon Examiner
Sparta
Wis
Laura Louisa Miller
Veter Miller
State Normal
Ella Pond Leeland
Selway
Nellie and
Stella Morse
Eva Chisholm
Messia
C. W. Robison
A. L. Anderson
Pred Waldorf
T. D. Olmsted
Zetta Wandon
London
Atlantic Street
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