Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-01

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Miss Ella Broken will address the Sun
day afternoon gospel meeting at $3.50
o'clock. speaking Of her recent trip abroad.
The Tramping club took its FIRST excur-
sion on Saturday afternoon, leaving the
rooms at 4:3O and returning at 1880, having
walked to Riverview park and back.
The City Federation OF clubs OF Wayne
has accumulated a library Of over 200
volumes which has been opened for free
public use and now has an average Of 22O
readers. The county commissioner have
given a room in the court house with light,
heat and ~janitor service for the library,
which is open twice a week, on Wednesday
and Saturday. In addition to this start,
the federation had on hand several hundred
dollars to be invested In books. The
library was opened February IS.
The Acme club Of Wayne is among the
Oldest, IL not the Oldest club OF the state
having celebrated it's eighteenth a%nniyer-
sary on February ~. Until the last year,
1t has worked under it's original constitu-
ton OF the state and general declarations.
The Hull House Woman's club held its
annual May party on Wednesday for the
children of the vicinity.
There has been an xhibit OF home
economics on in the rooms Of the Chicago
Woman's club this week, its object being
to show how science can be applied to the
anairs OF the household. Later the exhibit
Is to be taken to the st. Louis fair, where
1 II WILL he aAA-V. -
Chicago Association Of Collegiate Alumnae
The Dundee Woman's club met with Mrs
Leavitt on Wednesday afternoon. A review
OF the work for the year-"Glimpses OF
History, Literature and Art Of the Seven.
teenth Century"-was given by Mesdames
Johnson, Howard and Perry. Mrs. Leavitt
the leader, had written a poem for tbs
OCCASION printed In light green on a white
card, and with a knot OF pink ribbon IL
the corner. The club %colors, pink, whit,
and green, were tastefully represented
The club will use the Bay View course mex.
year.
The Basketry club was entertained a
the home of. Mrs. T. W. Mccullough, 22O
Ohio street, on Wednesday afternoon.
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The industrial class work at Tenth Stree
City mission will close for the summe
this week. an entertainment having beef
arranged for Saturday afternoon at tn
mission, when the closing exercises will
be held. Among the things announced ar
a musical contest, a silver Demorest media
contest, a drill in the work of the variou
classes and refreshments. The mission 10
is being rapidly improved in preparation
for the summer work. A high board fenc
is being built around the yard and tn
much-needed fumigating and bathrooms ar
to be added at once, as the city water an,
sewer connection have been made.
The Omaha branch of the woman's Aux
Hilary Of the Episcopal church will hol
Its monthly meeting on Friday in tn
chapel of Trinity cathedral. at 2:30 o'clocl
The mex meeting OF the Daughters c
the American Revolution will be held o
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. F
f. Hodgins on North Fortieth street.
Mrs. Mary Teats, national superintend
emit Of the department Of purity Of tn
Z Woman's Christian Temperance union, me
/ with the members Of the local union o
/ Wednesday afternoon and completed al
rangements for a series OF temperate
lectures to be given during the two weel
| beginning May 8. These addresses will
made in the various churches and befoI
different organizations. the dates and pIacs
to be announced later.
l The household economics department
I the Woman's club held it's closing meetir
Q on Thursday morning. The installation
= the new officers and the program give
9 by DR.. Millen and Mrs. Mary Moody Pug
= were the features OF the morning.