Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-28
MEETING OF WOMAN's CLUB
Program g. Given in French md the
cars Peace Conference Pro-
sert is Endorsed.

The department o. French conversation
-rea-e5 the W5uHrs club Monday 90 i-s
first experience 81 an entertainment II
foreign tongue Mrs Sill the leader " The
department presided and introduced the
pianist N- Charles Epsfer, vho played with
rraa. acceptance Maudslssohns "Eundo
Larriari0su. nu lt."
A dialogue followed IN which the parts
we're -HEsn by Mrs. Arthur BrEndeis and
Miss uumunt
The th.rd number 1f ths program was
humorous recital hy Mrs. D.-ward %. -he
experiences rf FrpuahmBu who forro, MS
English together vI-h ms street and number
when be Wis ed New York. II response 10
au encore Mrs uu-rurd gave & MODEL read
ing lesson from the district school
Ny DsEul.v'- short address was occupied
v.tH ,hp comparison between The educ&lun
@ Freu.t and American girls.
The program was closed by the "Ma~ssl-
laise effectively sung by Mrs. !. T. Cook,
.hs department Joining II The chorus
The guests q the day were Mg5or Edith
Marshall Captnir Hattie Core and Ensign
Carresh8u Of the Salvation Army. and dur
inr the business hour Major Marshall was
given opportunity ~ present The rescue work
fur women in which she and her colleagues
are engaged Captain Core was heard in
pathetic song descriptive Of The experience
Of penlteus woman and Ensign CoCEeshaN
invited the club TO q reception at The Omaha
home. 201S Pinkney street, on Wednesday
q; clock.
Anu-her invitation has to do with q recep-
tiou tc Mrs Lake of ST. Louis, president ot
The Catholic Abstinence society. who is 70
be the guest today Of Miss Burke. 1893 Far
nam street. The hours are from to 4
O'Clock and the woman's club and The Won
ans Christian Temperance union are il
formally invited.
The department of household economics
gives Invitations TO lecture by Dr. Lank-
ton Oh Thursday at O'clock, and the de-
I par-mert OF social science would have the
club and its friends hear Dr.. Clifford next
Monday afternoon at & O'Clock on Some
Beneficial Effects OF q Clean City
1 dorado Taft VIII lecture on Modern
/ French Painters" " under the auspices Of the
/ ar department, next Monday evening.
The department Of ethics and philosophy
J viii discuss LsssinEs Nathan, the wise.
this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
4 Mrs marlborough q Plattsmou1h will
( address The club al its meeting April on
! Ethics in Public Schools
The only items Of business were the deci-
/ sion 10 continue the 'travelers' aid, II the
person of Miss Bertha Burket, a the Bur
/ lfuEton and Union railway stations. ana Inc
! abortion Of resolutions presented by MIS-
! Keysur. Miss Hamilton and Miss falr-
brother These resolutions were as follows
Whereas. Nicholas III did last August
issue an appeal To all accredited nations 1of
a conference in the interest Of ultimate ano
universal peace. and
/ Whereas WUnan's clubs, churches ano
I educators in various parts OF Inc country
ura disrussirE the matter; therefore be II
Resolved That the Omaha Woman clut
endorses the conference and especially tavors
the discussion Of the question by leading
citizens of all governments at the meetlhe
at The Hague IN May of this year and bt
II further .
Resolved. That We respectfully petition
the president Of the United States that hs
comply with the request Of the ear Rno ap'
point representative or representatives u
meet the other nations in the conference Is
suggested.