Christmas Shopping Urges Butte Women Clubs
The Women's Clubs of Butte urge Christmas shopping now to aid working girls. The piece critiques last minute rush, urges careful gift selection, and notes clubs will stay open evenings to serve last minute shoppers. It warns about long lines and rude clerks while rallying women to choose thoughtfully to help others. It lists local club meeting times and venues.
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Benes
Wenan
Elf's
Abeema
Mary Reyoueried
Sani
Christus
Cfth
Ettires
Mth
Teo
Next Week's Program At Woman's Club Reads German Opera Topics
The Woman's club plans a varied program with papers on German opera influence in the United States, Chopin relations to German music, and the works of Robert Schumann. Members will discuss current events, a Shakespeare scene, and a magazine review as part of the sessions.
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United States
Music
Mere Vinla Prive
Mayme McFarland
Robert Frage Phere
Yowat
Metramental
Mem
Mat
Momer
Gers Meny
Jobin Noyes
Atlas Club
Wow
Wishon
Ade Bo Stevens
Lugano
Bellagio
Como
Lake of
Can
Cuno
Milan
St. Peter's
Rome
Mark Twain
Genoa
Florence
Naples
Harriet Hamilton
Jean T. Hall
Holbrook
Woman's Club
Mra. M. J. Baker
Rounivelle Wilemin
M. A
Hong Kong
China
Confucius
Christ
Li Hung Chang
Woman's Club program notes on travel talks and papers
The Woman's Club met amid crowded plans for the executive board and music depart ment. Members discussed plans to assist teachers, noted changes in the program, and heard a travel essay recounting a Europe and Italy tour with detailed photos and picturesque scenes from Paris to Locarno and Lake Como.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orth Slaho
Charles Copenharge
West Granite
Young
Amrs. Reuger
Buzzy
Reuger
Europe
Tain
France
Pavia
Switzerland
Italy
Champs de Mars
Trocadero Palace
Bleus
Eiffel Lower
Grand Palace Des Prts
Consumer's League Aims at Fair Wages and Safe Work
The Consumer's League began in 1900 to improve conditions for workers in retail stores. It advocates living wages, humane treatment, and consumer responsibility to ensure decent production. The movement spread from New York to Philadelphia Brooklyn Chicago and beyond with the White Label certifying shops meeting standards.
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United States
Consumer's League
League
Milwaukee
National Federation of Consumers’ Leagues
New York
Citien
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boxton
Inga
National Federation
New York State
England
Canada
Amer
Butte Clubs
Anna
National Consumer’s League
Sim
New York League
West Side Shakespeare Club Reads King Lear Act One
The West Side Shakespeare club met with Mrs. B. Lindsay at 824 West Copper Street to read King Lear and finish the first act. An animated discussion followed with members eager to share brief papers and views on banding a new book as Miss Fosserman notes the value of concise writings.
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John Kenyon Kilbourn
Henry B. Russell
New York
Vogue
Hallie Erminie Rives
Amelia Rives
Misa Foaselman
Kink Bear
Aketoh
Hie Tung
Lear
Hue
West Side
Shakespeare Club
B. Lindsay
West Copper Street
Atlas Club Adjourns For Lack Of Quorum
The Atlas club met sparsely as many members visited relatives in the east and California. With over half of those remaining being Presbyterians and involved in a church fair, no quorum was present. After a half hour wait the president adjourned until next Thursday when no fairs or Charity Association meetings will call members away.
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Atlas Club
East
California
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Wigikuin
Lake of Pour
Linthal
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inter-Alps
Locarno
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Tiallan
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