The courier., 1902-11-29

generally known Dy the name wnicn Sne
bore previous to her marriage. with her
husbands surname appended. Thus Ella
Wheeler became Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Thus Elizabeth Cady became Elizabeth
Cady Stanton. The whole nation knew
the great woman suffragist by that
name but comparatively few people
knew her by the name Of Mrs. Henry
Brewster Stanton. though Henry Brews-
ter Stanton. her husband. was In his
day a well known man.-Evening Wis
consin.
The work OF the home department Of
the woman's club has always appealed
to a large number Of the members so
the large number present on Monday to
hear Professor Wolfe's address on THE
Inter-relations Of the Home and the High
School," was not surprising. Mr.. Wolfe
said he accepted gladly the invitation to
read this paper to the Woman's club as
he hoped to interest many of the moth
ers In the school work.
Since the beginning of the semester
but six Of the six hundred mothers who
have children I'm the high school have
crossed the threshold of the building.
They were all invited to go often. to
rooms and to go from one to another as
they chose. If they did not feel free to
do this Mr.. Wolfe offered an escort to
conduct them from one place to another
II visitors would call at the office. He
hoped that mothers would regard the
work Of the high school as n part of
their own work. The school should be
an extension OF the home work
Mothers owe II to the school to see
that their children go there with well
rested bodies and clear heads. Children
respond unconsciously to environments.
hence the school rooms should be made
attractive.
In speaking Of the high school building
Mr. Wolfe said the ventilation Is very
defective. He was asked n II could be
remedied. He replied that II could, with
the outlay Of considerable money. and
school boards usually get money to do
what public sentiment demands.
The entire absence Of pictures from
the building was also mentioned The
Lincoln high school has the strongest
corps Of teachers In the state said Mr..
Wolfe but they are working under
great disadvantage.
When asked what does the school
need most from the patrons?' Mr.. Wolfe
replied. Interest" The program opened
with fifteen minutes talk by Mrs A.
w Field. on some Of the rules Of par
Iiamentarv practice. In beginning her
remarks Mrs Field said the three re-
uuisites for a good presiding officer are
good sense a spirit Of fairness. nerve.
and the greatest of these Is nerve: but
with these a little knowledge of parlia-
nentarv practice Is handy.
Mrs J. T.. HerZoe PLAYED brilliantly
Caprice Espagnole" by Moskowski and
Home Sweet Home" with Miss Sydney
Nurphv as accompanist. Mrs. Joseph
Granger sang "a Song Of Thanksgiv-
two" bv Allitsen. with good style and
exnression.
TIE next meeting will he in charge Of
the art department and there will be an
exhibition of paintings. typography,
baskets and other articles made by men,
hers Of the club. The ladies were In
vited 70 bring their needlework and
spend the afternoon. The complimentary
violin recital to be given by Herr Del
schagel on December 10. was also an
nounced.
Won Rlumer-Fll be hanged IL this
plumber did not charge me car-fare for
his men.
Castleton-weIl. that's cheap enough
They might have come in automobiles.
They say she is awfully good to her
parents
In what manner?
why she actually asked them to one