The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-09-28


ing the guests. The invitation is most
cordially extended to each member of
the state and city federation, with her
husband or gentleman friend, and to
other guests from abroad.
October 3. 10 a. m.-Meeting Of board
Of directors; registration of delegates
and visitors.
Duo, ''Tarantella," Mrs. Will
Owen Jones and Miss Marie Hoover:
secretary's report, Mrs. S. c. Lang
worthy, Seward; treasurer's report.
Mrs ]. w. Dawes, Crete; auditors re-
port, Mrs. Laura Woodford, Weeping
Water; address of welcome, Mrs. A.
w. Field, president Lincoln city fedora
ton of woman's clubs; response. Mrs
James H. Garfield, president Nebraska
federation of women's clubs; address,
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Henrotin, president gem
eral federation of women's clubs: ad-
dress, 1.-The Home of the Future" Mrs.
Winona s. Sawyer; address, las 9th
ers See U.s." Mrs. Lena Chase, Weep
ing Water; remarks, Aims and Objects
of Sorosis,'' DR.. s. c. Spottiswoode, n.
Y. City; appointment of committees.
Sp. m.-Reception at home of Mrs.
"A. -.
F streets; piano solo, Concerto Cd. Do"
Mendelssohn, Mrs. Thomas n. Miller;
vocal solo, The Loreli," Listz. Mrs
Percy B. Ford; harp solo, selected, Mrs.
Joseph WurZburg; vocal duet, Il Know
Bank" Chas. f. Horn, Misses Ethel and
Alice Dovey; vocal solo, selected, Mrs
Percy B. Ford.
October 4, a. m.-Vocal solo, selected
Mrs. F. S. Harrison: address, "Opposi-
ton to Realism" Miss Irene Byrne
Omaha; address. Possibilities, Mrs
Elizabeth Lindsey, Omaha; correspond
ing secretary for Nebraska for general
liberation woman's clubs; address,
Some Things That Might Be Differ
emit" Mrs. A. w. Roseman, Fremont;
address, Cultivation of Taste for the
Beautiful" Miss Alice Eyster, Crete:
presentation of question concerning
federation library, Mrs. Belle NJ. Stout
enborough, Plattsmouth; discussion,
led by Miss Sarah Harris, Lincoln;
presentation of question concerning
midsummer meeting, Mrs. Frank Hell
Ter, Omaha; two-minute reports of
clubs.
2 p. m-Reports of committees; cleo
tlOIl VI OlIlCeTS, tTdHSdCllOn Ol BUSINESS,
two-minute reports of clubs.
All presidents of clubs belonging to
the state federation are members of
the board of directors.
Club members are requested to wear
the colors of their respective clubs.
Special rates have been obtained on
Nebraska roads to and from Lincoln.
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State Journal people when they go up
to Omaha. 1t is only few years ago
that the editor in chief of the peace
full morning paper combed his whisk-
ers and made a visit to the metropolis
At that time the Journal maintained
branch Office in Omaha, and after the
editor had spent several hours walk
ing up and down the streets, gazing
at the shop windows, etc, he bethOught
him of his papers office, and although
1t was in a rather conspicuous building,
the New York Life, he devoted the
rest of the day to searching for it. He
missed several trains and finally came
home without finding il. The other
day, Thursday of last week, to be more
particular, one of the reporters for the
Journal, who is quite as unfamiliar
with the metropolis as his chief, and
who is known to many of the younger
members of society, went up to view
the Ak-Sar-Ben parade. The glitter or
something was too much for his head.
He couldn't find the right train home
ne intended to take the Burlington spe-
clal-and was carried in a Union Pa
cific train to South Omaha or some
other place, where he spent the night
he reached Lincoln some time the next
day. 1t Is suggested that it would be
good plan for all State Journal peo-
PIE to take an l.. u. T. boy along when