Woman's clubs in Bulte Oring host diverse lectures
Local women's groups held meetings last week across Bulte Oring. The Homer club marked Ye WE anniversary while members read papers on Wagner, with Mrs Rhinemaker and Miss Filton presenting. Other clubs discussed Antony and Cleon and heard talks by Mrs Dunston and Mrs Reznor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulte Oring
Wagner
Miva Rhinemaker
Miss Filton
Atla
McGlanghiin
Mive M. Reznor
Antony and
Cleon
Egyptian Literature and Architecture Sunlight in Egypt Talk
The West Side Shakespeare Club hosted Mrs Dunston and Mrs Fenton for a reading and discussion on Egyptian literature and architecture. The lecture traced Egypt's early history, hieroglyphic writing, the sphinx and pyramids, and the Book of the Dead while noting recent library tablet discoveries and ancient building methods and foundations. The talk highlighted Egypt's enduring legacy in art, science, and urban construction, with references to temples at Sphinx, Karnak, and Memphis and to the evolution of writing from hieroglyphs to papyrus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunston
Caledonia
Fenton
Mos. Dmmatin
Bret Ws
Nimal Mevess
Rannul
Egypt
Arabia
Waloh
Eeyor
Uta R
Path
Chris Lin Fa
Empire
Coberrema
Crese
Vie Farmer
Beypilin
Hireek
Taradeh
Nae
Christ
Shely
Reolm
Abraham
Gize
Cheops
Nile
Thie
Mia
Nippen Mioi
Aibracht
Tr-Gen
The
Kohnser
Karnak
Av Tauxor
Memphis
Abuo Ttoash
Dishom
Toorah
Sakkarah
Abyan Nite
Woman's Club Reviews Verdi Wagner Talk at Meeting
The Woman's Club met on a Wednesday in which Mrs Donnelly reported on the Leonora Jackson entertainment. The music department received credit for the success as did Mrs Riise and Mrs W J Christie. The program featured discussions of Verdi Wagner and Nevin with readings, piano selections, and a long biographical paper on Wagner by Mrs John McIntyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Department
Mra. Donnelly
Lisat
Verdi
Mes. Kelley
Academy of Music
Milan
Odin
Young
Ephelbert Nevin
Klondike
India
Misa Gely
Tanhauser
Waganee
Schumann
Reta Shoemaker
Richard Wagner
Mies Naomi “Suitan
Mira Fullon
Wagner
Mira Hamann
John McIntyre
Beethoven
Washer
Leipsig
Chia Diveh
Dresden
Gottlieb Mueller
Lupes Theater
Tolez Sons
Theodore Weintig
Wah
Guwandhaus
Ist
Madgeburg
Wilhelmina Planer
Konigsberg
Riga
Paria
Uns
Stiengi
Paris
Zurich
Nise
Siegfried
Germany
Vienna
Tristan
Munich
Coaima
Liszt
Venice
Wagner and Women’s Club Roundup Highlight Pastimes
The article muses on opera performance culture and star worship, cites Wagner’s composing habits and Balrein studio scenes, notes a future Celtic themed program for the Woman's Club, and outlines annual dues and eligibility rules for club members with March deadlines and May forfeiture.
Atlas Club hears talks on Salt Lake water and Manila lore
The Atlas club met at the Business Men's association rooms to hear Miss Reznor discuss Salt Lake water supply and its potential exhaustion, Mrs Hinkle address hazing in New Jersey, and Mrs Gilbert on the Manila suburbs and street life. Mrs J R McGlanflins presented a long piece on Manila's Intramuros, Binondo, Ermita and Malate, plus sanitation and transport. The session included a paper on the ladies of the White House, detailing Rachel Jackson, Mrs Donaldson, Mrs Van Buren, and Anna Harrison among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Club
Business Men's Association
Miss Reznor
Salt Lake
J. RB
McGlanflins
Manila
Intramuros
Binondo Ia
Pasig
Quneta
Ermita
Malate
Hong Kong
Calcutta
Singapore
Binondo
Dublin
Paris
Becorta
Whitley
White House
Misa Allee M. Fexnor
Witt House
le Healt
Rachael Jackson
Cydet
Washington
Ale
Aveh
Jackson
Emily Donalddon
Davidson County
Tenn
Old Academy
Nassville
Cepypa
Vrowda
Get. Jackson
Major Donaldson
Angiica Singleton
Richard Singleton
Sumpter District
South Carolina
Miss Singleton
Major van Buren
van Buren
Stevenson
England
Europe
London
Lindenwald
New York
Anna Symmes Harrison
United States
Morristown
N. J
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AEN
West Side Shakespeare Club
Woman's Club
Wilhelm Richard Wagner
Patt
Balreuth
Walnifled
Nicanes
Tinavil Wagner
Partick
St. Georg
the Woman's Club
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