Women Club Leaders Shaping Civic Life In Chicago
Illi nois Federation of Clubs reports broadened role for women with leaders like Mrs. J C Coonley Mrs Miriam A White and Mrs Ida Woolley Morgan. The Alpha and Beta groups offer services for workers travelers and students while the D A R and other clubs emphasize patriotism and education. Mrs Coonley plans poetry books and wide charitable work as she leads Chicago’s leading club. Mrs Sherwood promotes conservative club management in the West Side. Mrs White balances journalism and suffrage views while backing school matters. The Olio and Kilo clubs highlight noonday rests and community outreach through literary and civic activities.
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George Sherwood
John C. Coonley
Woman's Club
Louisville
Twentieth Century
University Guild
Miriam A. White
Coonley
West End Woman's Club
S. H. Kerfoot
Illinois
Daughters of the American Revolution
America
Olio
Peoria
Chicago Newpaper Women's Club
Ida Woolley Morgan
Morgan
Chicago
New York
East Twenty-third Street
John C. Thomas
Alpha
Late Life Tale of Capt Brook and a Misplaced Visit
In a Sir E. B. Hamley biography excerpt Capt Brook visits Broadmoor Lunatic Asylum mistaking it for Wellington College. He asks to enroll his son, aged eighteen, only to be told they admit up to eighty, prompting comic rebuke about awaiting a commission.
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E. B. Hamley
Capt. Brook
Cadet College
Brooks
Wellington College
Broadmoor Lunatic Asylum
Brock
England
Brook
Poerson
Chicago
West Point
Chicago Dispatch
St. Louis
Kansas City
Inter Ocean
Laura
George
Chicago Tribune
Indianapolis Journal
Sweet
Syracuse Post
Peary
Arctic
Hiland
Haklet
Pittsburg
Boston Transcript
Revenge Drives Man to Stop Pianist Marriage
A Minneapolis Journal snippet describes a girl pianist in the next flat planning marriage, while a weary man witnesses a grim scene in the building. He whispers revenge as a wheeling mother with a fat baby passes by, revealing a tense domestic undercurrent.
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Minneapolis Journal
Laughing Snippets and Witty Quips Across Papers
A collage of humor quotes from multiple 19th century papers. Jests about dogs, wives, and everyday mistakes circulate among Chicago and Indianapolis sources, showcasing quick wits and social wordplay without heavy narrative. It highlights light exchange rather than a single event.
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Presidentia
J. C. Coonley
Sarah Hacker Stevenson
Lubcom
Illinois Federation of Clubs
Dorcas
Howard
Algernon
Astorbilt
Ewe Lamb
Sterling Remedy Co
Montreal
Can
House of
Walter Baker & Co
Walter Baker & Co., Limited
Dorchester
Mass
Scott
Scotts
Scott & Bowne