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Newspaper
Lowell Daily Courier
Location
Lowell, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1902
Page
8
Monday November 8 includes a lecture by Mr Edmund H Garrett on Baronial Halls and Mansions of England with romance and beauty, illustrated by stereopticon. Thursday November 6 features a concert by Miss Less Henschel, assisted by Miss Winnifred Smith of London, violinist.
The article reviews Rafford Pyke s Cosmopolitan piece on women s traits and male pursuit. It condemns his generalizations while noting a germ of truth about female self reliance and evolving female authority in civilization. It argues for mutual respect between the sexes and calls women to educate themselves toward nobler character and unity. The text also covers a Brighthelmstone club meeting urging district option bill support with clergy and notable backers.
The complete programme for the Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs meeting at Newtonville is listed with morning and afternoon sessions. It includes greetings by Mrs. May Alden Ward and Mrs. H. H. Carter, discussions on women and children in industry, local settlement work among Kentucky mountaineers, and plans for federation training. The programme features readings, songs, and addresses by notable speakers such as Mrs. Dintea T. Denison and Miss Sadie Amertein.
Representatives from 38 clubs with 10 000 members met at Tremont Temple Wednesday afternoon to form a metropolitan organization aimed at strengthening the clubs influence on community moral welfare._Prighters and resolutions called for appointing two metropolitan delegates per club to prevent over organization while boosting united support for the district option bill.
The Girls Friendly Society of St. Anne's church held a social gathering at Mrs. Caroline O. D. Saunders's Stackpole Street home with about seventy five young women in attendance. A musical romance charades and games entertained guests and refreshments ended the evening. The central council in Hartford on October 1902 adopted a resolution protesting flexible divorce norms and restricting associates to never having remarried a former spouse's divorce or remarried a divorced spouse.
The Ladies' Benevolent Society of Central Methodist Church held its annual meeting and elected officers for the year. President Mrs. Geo. H. Clarke. vice presidents Mrs. H. E. Gray and Mrs. John Duncan. secretary Mrs. Aaron Thompson. treasurer Mrs. E. W. Chadbourne. board of managers includes Mrs. M. A. Appott, Mrs. John Quimby, Mrs. L. E. Roy, Mrs. Marshall St. John, Mrs. M. A. Burns, Mrs. Henry Mead, and Mrs. Elizabeth Howard. The society raised $478 during the year.
A meeting of the Primary Teachers' union will be held today at 3 o'clock p m in the First Baptist church. E A AM1 5, Secretary.
Miss Eva A. Hardy and Miss Ella L. Chase, pianoforte pupils of Mr Edward E Adams, gave a recital with his assistance at Odd Fellows Temple Middlesex street yesterday at four. Mozart sonata duets, Chopin nocturne, Beethoven rondo, Liszt Wagner Fantasia, and Mozart were performed. Mr Adams sang Schubert and Gounod serenade pieces, with praised piano accompaniment.
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