Butte Women’s Club Elects Five Trustees and Club Plans
In Butte this week the Woman's club elected five trustees to manage club funds. Reciproc ity Day activities unfold next Monday with readings by state clubs. Several events follow including Recip rocity Evening by West side Shakespeare club and a lecture on X Ray Phenomena by Professor Bowman at First Presbyterian church.
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Butte
Woman's Club
Homer Club
Westside Shakespeare Club
Bowman
First Presbyterian Church
Programmes for Next Week at Atlas and West Side Clubs
Atlas club presents current events roll call and songs. Mrs H R Ricker will lecture on Gottschalk life and American ballads read by a president appointed member. West Side Shakespeare club at 815 West Quartz Street hosts poet evening with Alice and Phoebe Carey poems and recitals. May Festival and current music topics discussed. Homer club will enjoy Reciprocity.
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Atlas Club
H. R. Ricker
Gottschalk
Gilbert
West Side Shakespeare Club
Nuckolls
West Quartz Street
Alice
Phoebe Carey
Gossman
Atlas Club Meeting Notes and Future Schedule
The Atlas club held Thursday meeting with typical attendance. May 7 guest Mrs H R Ricker will entertain. final club event on May dist with an evening sociability at Mrs A H Whitcher’s home. Mrs Green Magors named permanent art committee member. talk covered cork trees, a Colorado woman named Mrs Jennie Blowly King Edward as Lady of Grace, and a navy world map exhibit for Buffalo plus the largest camera in the world. Mrs J L Holmes presented a history of music tracing ancient and modern periods back to A D 140 and Greek scales. She described St Ambrose adapting Greek scales in 397 A D.
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Atlas Club
Thelub
H. R. Ricker
A. H. Whitcher
Green Magors
Gilbert
Butte
Colorado
Jennie Blowly
King Edward
United States Navy
Buffalo
J. L. Holmes
St. Ambrose
Milan
Homer Club Meeting Highlights and Biographical Sketches
The Homer club met in the Business Men's association rooms for a regular session. Mrs. Buzzo presented an engaging paper on William II and sketched the life of Count George Leo von Capri. Miss Shaw followed with a charming review of Joachim, the noted figure of the era.
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Homer Club
Business Men’s Association
Buzzo
Wiliam II
Count George Leo von Capri
Violinist Pupils and Reciprocity Day Notice
The article notes a violinist pupil of Joachine being likened to Liezt's pupil and mentions Mrs. Forbis absent with her paper on Leipsic and its fairs read by Mrs. Kunkle. Next Monday Reciproc ity day features Mrs. Mc Cracken and Mrs Batterman at 201 S Washington St.
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Joachine
Liezt
West Side Shakespeare Club Holds Annual Sociability Meeting
On Shakespeare day the West Side Shakespeare club met for sociability with Mrs. W. H. Fenton at 47 West Broadway. Members bring their spouses, a light program featured Miss Whiting of Chicago and Miss Trask on piano, with duets by Ida Crossman and Mrs. Jackman and a lullaby by Mrs. G Oral McFarland.
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West Side Shakespeare Club
W. H. Fenton
West Broadway
Whiting
Chicago
Trask
Ida Crossman
Bright
Daniel Brown
J. T. Archibald
Graf McFarland
Anderson
Whitington
M. Slater
Mary Tague
Margaret Vande Walker
Emma Dunstan
Isabella Gilbert
Dr. Albritton
Evening program features Tom's Lite Star and The Oysterman
The program opened with Tom's Lite Star and The Oysterman as encores. The main event was the president's address, delivered in part. Charles Gossman led off with remarks comparing contemporary women to Shakespeare’s figures and praising the West Side Shakespeare club. George Jerry offered a humorous banquet anecdote about Harvey Depew. Jackman added a brief speech with witty stories. Dan Yanevy spoke briefly.
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Charles Gossman
Shakespeare
West Side Shakespeare Club
George Jerry
Haunvey Depew
Mr. Jackman
Dan Yanevy
West Side Shakespeare Club Fraternal Evening Notes
The fragment describes a formal gathering with many guests and members, listing couples and individuals present. It mentions speeches, a musical number, poetry Notations, and a reading on Unclealan Bread by Miss Nellie Slemons, highlighting themes of culture and the American idea.
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Mesdames Hobbs
McIntyre
Major
Fulton
Price
Mixed clubs and women roles stir social debate
An article argues for keeping clubs as a core of home life and social life, praising women's club work while criticizing broader reform efforts. It compares London mixed clubs with American scenes, noting women’s influence, cigarette rooms, and evolving domestic roles, ending with a question on mixed clubs as the right direction.
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Vady
London
London c
Cinh
Phougt
Smortenneen
Ae Emi Prelishman
Woman's Club Sees Strong Attendance at Meeting
The Woman's Club enjoyed unusually strong attendance on Wednesday. An open session is planned for May 7 in the Presbyterian church large parlor. Trustees elected include Mrs. Schatalein Mire Simons Mrs. Hedrick Mrs. Renisch and Mrs. Reuger with Mrs. W J Cheistle nominated alongside Grew. Mrs. Hugg will chair Current Topics.
The Moral Grip of Mr Grants Novel on Public Schools
A reader notes the novel’s moral framing of public schools as training grounds, criticizing political figures for lack of sincerity and urging value in the writer’s lessons. Mrs Heuger discusses short stories as a popular literary form, praising their domestic and natural world examples and recommending selections from magazines for reading and recreation.
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Mr Grant
Animal Kingdom
Na Ire
Anaconda Woman's Literary Club Holds Meeting
The Anaconda Woman's Literary club met in Hearst Bree Library rooms Saturday afternoon. Discussed the public school art exhibition and the committee's picture selections with the arrangements report held over. Mrs J J Mefminnest read a carefully prepared paper which was greatly enjoyed.
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Anaconda Woman's Literary Club
Hearst Bree Library
Tod Mra
J. J. Mefminnest
War of 1912 and After Waterloo Papers Not Read
A Page Mrs J F Spelman was unavoidably absent and her paper War of 1912 was not read. Mrs D J McDonald's paper entitled After Waterloo was well prepared and very interesting.
After Waterloo Great Britain sought little from Vienna treaty
The article recounts Britain political role after Napoleon’s defeat, the Vienna settlement, and Lord Exmouth’s 1816 Algerian action to free Christian slaves. It notes Algerian resistance, subsequent naval pressure, and slave releases. It then describes postwar poverty, high food prices, rioting, and unrest as Britain faced unemployment, falling wages, and calls for reform leading to political changes and royal excess.
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Great Britain
England
Napoleon
St. Helena
Mediterranean
Lord Exmouth
Algiers
Tunis
Tropoli
Lord Exmonth
Two Sicilies
Sardiia
Netherlands
Masaea
George Mt. A
Waterloo
Prince of Wales
George IV
George
House of Commons
Conopleusus
Lord Browgham
Court of Chancery
Rogland
Denver High School Valedictorian Controversy Sparks Tension
Miss Zipporan Marcelln Jovenh leads the graduating class at Manual Training High School in Denver, and is favored as valedictorian. Classmates oppose, backed by some faculty, with tensions rising as the issue threatens to disrupt the school.
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Zipporan Marcelln Jovenh
Manual Training High School
Denver
Mary
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