The courier., 1901-12-14
CLUB N O 7 ES
THE WEEKS REVIEW

Mana" by Line. Piano Duet: Rena
and Leila Sherdeman, Gates AJar
Zangeiger.
Mr.. Masters, vocal solos, Asleep in
the Deep Lamb and Mariners
Home" Randegger.
Piano solo, Miss Bessie Mickey La
Zangina," Bohm, waltZ-selected.
The guests were Mrs. F. NJ. Grove, of
Omaha. Messrs and Mesdames Clarke,
Evans, kdleman, Gentzler, Hess, Hol-
ben. Harlan, Lasch, Masters, Mickey,
Morse, Pierce, Steele, Sherdeman, Wild
ener: Mesdames kaufman, Klein ana
Hood.
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The Faculty Womens Club at its
meeting Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. Q. V. p. Stout, adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions relative to the death
of Mrs. NJ. b. Reese:
In the death of Mrs. Reese the Fac
ulty Women's Club is again called upon
to mourn the loss of a valued member
and former president.
AS a member and officer of the club,
Mrs. Reese endeared herself to all by
her kind thOughtfulness for others, her
gentle loving spirit and her untiring
devotion to all the interests of the
club. Ever mindful of the welfare Of
the students she was an active par
ticipant in all plans for their benefit
and happiness.
AS president Of our club We will long
treasure the memory of her sweet gra-
ciOusness, her gentle dignity, her abil-
ity to harmoniZe all conflicting inter-
ests, her broad catholicity of spirit,
and the answering loyalty with
which every duty was performed.
AS a personal friend all who knew
her will feel the irreparable loss of one
whose gentle Counsels and loving SYM
pathy were always ready to direct and
comfort, whose generosity, sincerity,
and truth were never failing, and
thinketh no evil, suffereth long, and
is kind"
AS a club We extend to the family
and friends our sincere and heartfelt
sympathy in this hour of bereavement,
while We cherish for ourselves the
memory of a devoted friend and noble
woman the influence of whose beauti-
full life is blessing and benediction
to the world.
MRS. T. NJ. HODGMAN,
MRS. H. H. WILSON,
MRS. A. L. CANDY,
Committee.
Sorosis met Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. H. H. Wheeler. Mrs. Wheeler
had charge of the program. The sub
ject was Law Making and Law Max
ers in Nebraska" A review of the
legal status previous to statehood was
given. The work of the last legisla-
ture was reviewed, particular attention
being given to the laws which were
passed which would affect the lives of
women. Mrs. Wheeler also told Of the
mechanical process OF book making,
and exhibited samples Of the work in
ire cfa xx-oc 1or
attendance at the meeting, and there
was a gratifying interest manifested.
Two new members, Mrs. NJ. A. Bull
lock and Mrs. w. E. Hardy, were elect
ed. The following outline was used:
Statutes-Revised 1866; General 1873;
Consolidated -; Compiled -.
Compiled Statutes-Mechanical
considered, and editorially considered
Legislation of 1901-Review of work.
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The Century club met Tuesday with
Mrs. George Haskell. The work
planned for two meetings was con-
densed into one. There was a paper on
the Suez canal by Mrs. Hill; one on
the Ottoman conquest, 14S1-1520 by
Mrs. Hays; Mrs. Waite talked of man
ual training in public schools-profit-
sharing and cooperative industries:
and Mrs. Baker gave an interesting
VI Lie VI way, ny
Gilbert Parker. The club gave a
linen shower for the Young Women's
Christian Association, and many
pieces of linen, useful and ornamental,
were added to those in the chests of the
association.
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The society of the hall in the grove
met Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. NJ. H. Garten.
AfrS oil Inv vic,e
review of Under a White Umbrella in
Mexico" by F. Hopkinson Smith.
Mrs. A. J. Sawyer gave her timely
paper on THE Ethics of Home" which
was greatly appreciated by all, as evil
denced by the spirited discussion the