Women’s clubs hold meetings and officer elections
Auditors and chairmen guide weekly club work as several women’s groups met for social pensions and elections. The Avus club hosted guests of Mrs Carroll on West Copper Street while the Woman’s club elected officers. Other clubs discussed higher education, Shakespeare, ethics and Gracian art in varied sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll
West Copper Street
Woman's Club
Homer
West Slide
Shakespeare Ely
Fenton
Woman's Club election shows gender clash and chaos
A chaotic meeting of the Woman's Club sees attempts to place women in male roles, repeated ballots, proxies, and heated exchanges. Mrs. A. Wethey wins president after contested votes, with multiple officers elected amid disruptive proceedings and lingering questions about legitimacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. HL. Wethey
W. J. Christie
Mrs. Christie
Mrs. Wethey
Christie
Mra
Wethey
Inet
Vis. Hugue
Majors
Irey
Maas
Mea. Reuger
Bugao
Rusche
Kelle
Whitcher
Withdra
Renisch
Miss Slemons
Mo Hon
Ord
Holbrook
Oregon
Donelly
Mra. Or Hueckler
Buckles
Mex
A. A. Wethey
T. W
Emerson Biography Recited By West Side Club
The West Side Shakespeare club hosted Miss Ida Crosnas at Mrs. Fenn's on West Browsway to discuss Emerson. Miss Crossman presented a detailed sketch of Ralph Waldo Emerson from birth in 1803 to his Concord life, ministry reluctance, Europe trips, lectures, and transcendental influence, noting his health, marriages, and notable speeches.
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West Side Shakespeare Club
Review of
General DeWell
le DeWet
Amrica
Boston
Marvard Coll Ge
Bowdoin
Boylston
William
Cambridge Divinity School
Middlesex
South
New England
Dt Henry Ware
Second Church
Unitarian
Vars
Harvard College
Rinerson
Ellen Louisa Tucker
Bosston
Bierson
Hout
Emerson
Fife
Europe
Italy
Great Britain
Horatio Greenough
Greenough
Walter Savage Landor
Florence
England
France
Coleridge
Wordsworth
Landor
de Quincy
Carlyle
Goethe
Germany
Boston Mechanics’ Institute
Globe
Michael Angelo
Milton
Luther
George Fox
Edmund Burke
North American Review
United States
Salem Lyceum
California
Ika
Titian Jackson
Plymouth
Concord
Wesleyn
Clas
Divinity Cote Ae
Cambridge
Enwison
Scotland
Nile
Emessin
Philospher
Henry Ware
Edward Waldo Emerson
Haw~tavene
Thoreau
Then
Margaret Puller
Atlas Club social yields prizes for history puzzles
The Atlas club met with Mrs. Carroll on West Copper street for a social afternoon. Prizes were awarded for guessing presidents and makers of United States history after transposed letters made names hard to discern. First prize went to Mrs. Ricker. second prize to Miss Glautlin. The house was decorated with flowers, and refreshments were served.
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Atlas Club
Carroll
West Copper Street
United States
Ricker
Clapp
Helena
Homer Club meets with talk on higher education
The Homer club met at the naval place last Monday with an engaging program. Mine Humphreys spoke on higher education and its practical uses, providing added delight. Next Monday the club will meet again to discuss a contest between German government and Roman church with Scheffles, Dahn, Freytag und Ebers.
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Naval Place
Mine Humphreys
Scheffles
Dahn
Freytag Und Ebers
Saturday Night Club Delivers Grecian Art Talk
The last session of the Saturday Night Club featured Miss Bernice Cox presenting an excellent talk on Grecian Art. Photographs of famous statuary were shown as Mira Cox shared legends. The lively discussion ran past midnight before adjournment. Next Saturday, Miss Sanders plans an informal talk on early ranch days in Montana. Miss Adelia Humphrey will also give a short educational talk.
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Bernice Cox
ABC
Mira Cox
Montana
Adelia Humphrey
Alen
Miss Teech
South Exercister Agenus
Ethical Culture Club Discusses Catharine the Great Portrait
The Ethical Culture club continued the review of Flight of a Tartar Tribe last Tuesday night. Miss Grace Sower and Miss Mortie Carman led the discussion and a character sketch of Catherine the Great, empress of Russia, was presented.
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The
Ethical Culture Club
Grace Sower
Mortie Carman
Cathrine the Great
Russia
Emersons Self Reliance Review At Club Meeting
Various clubs announce next week's programs with readings and lectures. The Woman's club plans a literature study on Emersons Self Reliance led by Ora McNaught Holbrook H R Hamilton Bohil ter. Homerchim discusses church state conflict with Scheffel Dahn Freytag Ebera.
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Clu
Atlas Club
Mrs
Dawn
Mies Petera
Hugene Field
West Side
Mise Woodbury
Henry Avenue
Ethical Culture Club
Emerson
Mik Teech
South Excelsior Avenue
Miss Sanders
Montana
Adela Humphrey
Anaconda Woman's Clubs Hear Papers on British History
The Woman's Literary club held a weekly meeting in the Hearst free library rooms Saturday afternoon. Mrs. F. W. Peckover presented a paper on How India Became British outlining the empire's history. Miss Elizabeth Thompson spoke on the Old French War and Seven Years' War, and Miss J. F. Blackstone discussed The English View of the War for Independence.
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The
Woman's Literary Club
Tta
Hearst Free Library
India
F. W. Peckover
Misa Elizabeth Thompson
America
Europe
J. FE. Blackstone
J. EB. Blackstone
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Alaska
Honolulu
United States
Russia
China
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Bacon
Sol Buckles
Membercsiip
W. B. Hamilton
Ales
Pied Holbrook
HEMI
Saviss
ETA Ay Club
Woman’s Club
Phat
Philippines
Ely
Manila
Shy
Linvinas
Reiter
Hybyook
Oresion
Miss Turley
Gilligan
Grings
Homer Club
Anaconda Woman's Clubs
Cromwell
Stuart
James
Earl of Chatham
Fox
George
Bowland
Pitt
John Westey
Piit
John Hempden
Butte
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