The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1898-02-12

Our guests may anticipate in this trip I
dream OF pleasure and day OF delight
They will pass through romantic vii
lag e. typical mining camps ard health
resorts nestling 10 the bosom CT the snow
mantled mountains, rising in msjest,
above them. They will steadily climl
from the altitude Of Denver, 500 feet
sometimes with grade OF pit feet t.
the mile. urtil they reach 5000 feet. arc
ride with increasing amazemsnt over the
windings uf that triumph Of inventive
skill, the far famed Georgetown Loop
In short, the biennial guests will have
op-rtunity. by taking advantage Of the
low rates, to see what nature has done
Tor Colorado in beauty ofmountsin pass
crsg, canon and torrent, which make
her 50 famous in song and Story.
At tho en1 of a sunset lido planned by
the committee. Elitch's gardens, in the
suburbs o: Denver, with lis shaded re-
treats, luxurious flowers and sweet
sounds OF m.sic, will be thrown open to
the guest, by the generous hospitality Of
the owner, Mrp. j. E itch. TIE North
Side Woman's club will eLtsItlin the
visit Drs and serve refreshmsDt, a. eve.
ding.
The entertainment committee hss a
chairman Ct extensive resources and
Brilliant social position, Ms. w. G.
Fisher OF the Fo: tuightly Club. who has
much to offer the biennial. Ms. Fisher
is fortunate in baviDg for her assistant,
women famous 70. their social grace
Mre. Chae. B. Kourtze AID Mrs. N. p.
Hill, Mrs. Edward G. Stoiber OF Silver
ton, si.t OF one of the G II eral Fedora
ton directors; Mrs. Esther Al.ea Jobes
and ffiead of Mrs.J. G. CrolY Jennie
June) has promised trip in her sIe:ial
car for some of the prominent leaders Of
the Federation, and visit t, her splen-
did home 10 the heart OF the Rockies.
There will be grand reception at the
Brown Palace hotel. and more private
entertainments by Dsnver's social lead
ers than time will permit US t. mention.
The officers and speakers OF the Fe-
dera;ion will be entertained by the club
women of Denver. The Woman's Cub
wi keep open house with hearty hospi-
tality from the Alpha t. the Omega Of
the convention. Through the untiriny
,al Of Miss Laura Parsons Of the North
SIDE Woman's Club. written statements
have ben procured Of reasonable
rates to the delegates from the principal
hotels and boarding houses IF the city.
Thers is plenty Of rom and god cheer
il they come 100000 strong.
Miss la Mi Ter Ct the Round Table
Clab has charge OF the committee on
pl;cc of meeting and muse. 1t has teel
arranged for all sessions to bs Id in
the handsome, commodious Broadway
theatre. 1t has selting capacity for
nearly 2CO0 people, good acoustic pro-
critics, and is centrally located. Den
yer j. a musical city, aud chorus, instru.
msntal and vocal numbers given at :he
Li.nuial will BE- Of the best. Prof. w. j.
Whit,man, the able director of the Wo-
INNS club Chorus and West Side public
schools, will illustrate sl e:ial methods in
voice building by his young pupils. He
has also in training a chorus Of young
girls, the daughters of club women, to
assist at the bienniil.
The bureau o. information is in charge
OF Mrs. Jro l.. Mcneil OF the Fortnight
ly club. She has special genius for her
position, and will arrange to have rooms
opened near tie auditorium VII ere every.