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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1901
Page
7
The club held a gathering where the screen displayed pictures of honored mothers and grandmothers. Miss Trask performed a piano solo and refreshments followed, including coffee and cake. The next meeting on Wednesday 27 will feature a program prepared by the ary apartment.
The Atlas club held a subdued meeting for the late Joel Crossman father of Mrs. Ac Daum. As National Day altered plans the program was postponed and a future date will be set to avoid conflicting with regular work while members extend sympathy to Mrs Daum on her loss.
The Homer club held a full meeting Monday with talks on Francis Joseph and Hungary led by Mrs. Speer Hook and on the Frankfurt Parliament with insights from Mrs. Lavually. Poet Heine and German government structure were discussed by Mr. Cunningham and Mrs. Buzzo. The next social will be at Mrs. D. J. Hen nessy’s home. The Atlas and Woman's clubs outlined future plans with readings, music and current events discussions.
At the Anaconda Woman's Literary Club gathering on February 16, papers on "William and Mary" by Miss May McLaughlin and "Queen Anne" by Mrs. A M Walker were presented. The group notes include biographical excerpts on Anne of England, her alliances, Churchill influence, and the 1707 Union with Scotland, with discussions trimmed due to other business.
The Homer cve plans a Monday afternoon gathering at Mrs D J Hennessy 317 North Wxcelsior area The West Side Shakespeare club meets Tuesday evening at Mrs May Ingle 440 West Granite Street The Butte Federation of Women's clubs holds a Tuesday 10 o clock meeting at Mrs Moore 323 East Broadway details incomplete.
The Ethical Culture club, lacking Mrs Chris ty who was to speak, held an impromptu debate and a drift on parliamentary law. Next Tuesday night will feature a brief art lecture by Miss Cox followed by a general discussion.
A reader confined by illness expresses joy at the Inter Mountain Saturday issue. She praises the club department and the newly added society department for keeping her informed about her friends and their activities.
The text recalls the moment of securing the throne for William and Anne's impatience with etiquette. It notes her insistence on informal treatment in private, while formal titles persisted publicly. The passage also mentions Anne as Mrs. Morly and Lady Churchill, with a correspondence carried on under those names through the years.
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