The courier., 1902-09-27

The meetings will be held in the new
auditorium which is but two squares
from the station. The auditorium Is
perfect as regards acoustics. lighting
and seating ead will accommodate 800
people. The Columbus woman's club
extends a cordial welcome to the wom-
en- OF the state. Lodging and breakfast
will be furnished the delegates in the
homes of the city, and three flrst-class
hotels and numerous restaurants, ac-
commodate them with the other meals.
Following is the Official program Of
the meeting:
Tuesday morning-lo o'clock-Meeting of
executive board.
11:6o to 2:0o-Presentation Of credentials
Of delegates.
Tuesday afte-noon-1:0o to .:0o-Meetine
Of board OF directors. Mrs. Winnie Dur
land. chairman
Draper Smith. chairman: invocation. Rev.
Mr.. Munro. pastor Of Congregational
church. Columbus: music. high school or
chestra. Columbus: official welcome.
Mayor Dickinson: fraternal welcome, Mrs
Betty c. Gerard. president woman's
club: response. Mrs. Chester A. Brink.
secretary woman's club. Ord: annual ad-
dress Of president. Mrs Draper Smith.
Omaha.
3:3o-Social
4:So to s:sAReports Of officers. three
minutes each: recording secretary. Miss
Nanette McCarn. Fremont: corresponding
secretary, Mrs Charles s. Lobingier.
Omaha: treasurer Mrs. George Cross.
Fairbury: auditor. Mrs a. M Bushnell.
Lincoln: Nebraska secretary Of G. r. w.
c.. Mrs. Ell Plummer IAncoln.
Reports OF committees Mise
Minnie Becker. Columbus: reciprocity bu-
reau. Mrs. A. A. Scott. Lincoln; consti-
tuition. Mrs A. G. Gault. Omaha; club
extension. Mrs. Winnie Durland. Norfolk:
library extension Mrs Belle M. Stouten-
borough: program. Mrs. J. M. Pyle.
Wayne.
Club reports two minutes each.
Tuesday evenings o'clock-Househoid
economics. Mrs. Harriet McMurphy. chair
man: music. piano solo. Miss Lucy Hay
wood: ten minutes report Of chairman;
ten minutes report Of biennial delegates
Mrs c. 8. Lobingier. Omaha: music. vio-
lin duet. Miss Helen Brugger. Master Car
roll Evans: thirty minutes pure food laws
OF Nebraska. Governor Ezra p. Savage:
twenty minutes. work of library commits
sion. Miss Edna Bullock, Lincoln: ten
minutes. colored kindergarten in the
south. Mrs. Harriet Heller. Omaha:
music. vocal solo. Miss Ethel Galley.
Wednesday morning-s:oo to 1o-Business
session. Mrs. Draper Smith. chairman
10 to Part session. Mrs F. NJ Hail.
Lincoln. chairman: annual report; notes
from the field; general discussion; report
OF biennial delegate. Mrs. c. g. Lang
worthy. Seward; ceramics, How to Judge
China" 0llustratedD. Miss Melona Butter
Held. Omaha: How to Raise the Stand
ard Of China Painting" Mrs. ]. c. Com
fort Omaha.
wednesday afternoonI:0 to sLCiyic
session. Ars. w. G. L. Taylor. Lincoln,
chairman: music, vocal solo. Mrs. c. J.
Carlow: ten minutes. report Of chairman;
five minutes. report Of biennial delegate
Mrs n. n. Bushnell: thirty minutes SYM
postum. What II the Most Important
Work for . City Improvement Societyr'
thirty minues. economical value of civic
beauty. 4rs. Conde Hamlin, St. Paul
MINI. vice president American league for
civic improvement.
to 3:O-Social
$50 to s:3o-Educationsl session, Mrs
Alice Hamlin Hinman. Lincoln. chairman;
music. vocal solo,. Miss Tulalia Rickly;
ten minutes. report Of chairman; I'VE min
utes. report Of biennial delegate, Miss
Nanette McCarn, Fremont: thirty min
utes. Civil Service Reform in Its Rela-
ton to the School System. Prof Robbins
Lincoln: fifteen minutes. discussion: thir-
ty-five minutes. Manual Training in the
Public School. Edward Frederick Trefz,
Omaha, pastor of Kountze memorial
church: fifteen minutes. discussion.
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