Butte Club Women Reignite Work After Summer Break
Butte Woman's Club resumes after vacation with aims to aid women and children wage earners, push Consumers' League, art in schools, vacation schools, and playgrounds. Members discuss reports from the biennial, plan municipal reforms, and seek a club house as a central goal for broader civic influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Butte Club
Consumers’ League
Woman's Club
Presbyterian @church
Violet Allan
Hattie Young
Fred Holbrook
Jessie P. Vail
Hall
J. K. MacDonald
de Willoughby
Enid Willoughby
Charles W. Paine
Richard Jose
West
Holy City
Rogers
Paine
Walter Kelley
Royal Marine Band
Italy
Nature
Big Hole
MacDonald
A. H. Wethey
Whitefield
N. H
America
J. W. Gunn
Women’s Club
Bob Burdette
Octave Thanet
Kate Upson Clark
Mrs. Gunn
Montana
G. F
W. C
Anaconda Woman's Club Opens With New President
The Woman's Literary club in Anaconda opened its season at the Hearst free library with a weathered crowd. New president Mrs. George B. Winston delivered a forceful address stressing club work, originality, and thorough study. Two papers by Miss Blackstone on The War of the Roses and Mrs. J. M. Sligh on Henry VII were read, current events led by Mrs. Cohen, about 40 active members, 9 associates, and four new members elected.
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Strathford-on-Avon
Dickson
Woman's Literary Club
Hearst Free Library
Anaconda
George B. Winston
Winston
Art Committee
Athenaeum
Woman's Club
The
Federation
Homer Club
C. P. Drennen
West Quartz
West Side Shakespeare Club Holds First Postvacation Meeting
The West Side Shakespeare Club met at Mrs. Jennie Fenton’s home on West Broadway with full attendance. Mrs. Mary Daum’s paper on King Henry VII and the annual president’s address were noted. Members read acts of plays and quoted from the works during roll call.
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West Side Shakespeare Club
Jennie
Fenton
West Broadway
D. A. Dickson
Mary Daum
Henry VII
Henry VIII
Homer Club hears Mrs Moore on Milwaukee biennial
Mrs Clinton H Moore reports on the fifth biennial in Milwaukee for the Homer club. She outlines host city arrangements, sessions at the Alhambra theater, and details from the federation meeting including the color line debate, the Consumers league, and Deerfield art work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Club
Clinton H. Moore
Moore
Milwaukee
General Federation
Reorganization Committee
Wisconsin
Federation
Alhambra
Deerfield
English Women Electors Outshine Men in London Campaigns
London specials describe English women active in the just-closed general elections. Wives and children of voters traveled in carriages and autos to persuade voters, with Lady Newton and Lady Valentia leading campaigns. Winston Churchill faced a flirty factory girl reception before escaping in his carriage.
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London
New York Journal
England
Newton
Lady Newton
Mansion House
Countess Grosvenor
Lady Randolph Churchill
South Africa
Lady Valentia
Oxford
Lord Valentia
Winston Churchill
Oldham
Hobson
Churchill
Sanction to Monarchy in The Springfield Republican
The piece condemns those who attack the Declaration of Independence and the basis of government by consent. It argues such critics undermine written constitutions and bills of rights and would return the nation to despotism. It suggests many misjudge the scope of their position.
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Springfield Republican
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Butte Woman’s Club
F. P. Holbrook
Woman's Club of
Sapho
Greece
Athens
Rome
Margaret Grace Holbrook
Shattuck
Emerson
Anaconda’s
Speare Club
Perry
Shakespeare
Longfellow
Bryant
Whittler
Lowell
Poe
Holmes
Prince Ching
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