Omaha daily bee., 1903-01-11
WOMAN IN CLUB AND CHARITY

has again received recognition In the ap-
pointment Of Mrs. J. NJ. Pile OF Wayne
Neb., as a member Of the educational com.
mittee OF the General Federation Of Won.
ems Clubs. Mrs. Pile has accepted the APP
pointment. Mrs. Pile will be pleasantly
and we'll remembered by Nebraska clut
women who attended the Wayne meeting
as one Of the hostesses who contributed
much to the success Of that long-to-be-re-
membered convention. and more recently as
chairman Of the program committee of the
recent Columbus meeting.
The following announcement has just
been issued by the executive board Of the
Nebraska Federation, concerning the APP
pointment Of the state standing comittees.
The list contains comparatively few
changes. 1t will be remembered that the
committee on household economics was re-
appointed by the Columbus convention and
one name only, that OF Mrs. Hayes of
Norfolk, was added. Among the important
recommendations made at the council OF
club presidents at the Columbus convention
was that a committee Of three be ap-
pointed to arrange for an Official organ for
the Nebraska Federation. Mrs. F.. NJ. Hall
of Lincoln. who introduced the recommend
alton, has been made chairman, Mrs. Har-
riet MacMurphy Of Omaha and Mrs. Nellie
l.. Allen Of Tecumseh being the other mem
bers. Among the most noticeable changes
In chairmen is in the appointment Of Mrs.
A. Stephenson OF York to succeed Mrs.
Archibald Scott Of Lincoln, who is unable
to serve longer. The music and local COM
mittees for the annual convention will be
appointed by the Fremont club, which will
be hostess. The committees are:
Art-Mrs; S. C. Langworthyl Seward; Mrs.
F. NJ. Hall, Lincoln; Mrs. ]. G. Comfort,
Civlcs and Forestry-Mrs. w. G. L. Tay-
Tor, Lincoln; Miss Helen A. Burgess, Cen
trail City; Mrs. Edith Willis, Randolph; Mrs.
Marcella Little, Stromsburg.
Education-Mrs. F., L.. Human, Lincoln;
Mrs. A. 3. Fairchild. Crete; Mrs; ID. V.
Weeping water; Mrs. Irene Clark, Peru,
Household Economics-Mrs Harriet Mac
Murphy, Omaha; Mrs. Georgiana Grothan'
St. Paul; Mrs. Lois Wolfe Neigh; Mrs j.
indastrialEMrs c. s. Lobingier, Omaha;
Mrs; Teresa M; Carey, sewardi Mrs. Anna
L.. Apperson, Tecumseh; Mrs. II. M. Bush
Reciproclty-Mrs. A. Stephens. York; Mrs.
A. z. okey, Genoa; Mrs. Julia w. Cox,
Library Extension-Mrs B. NJ. stouten-
borough, Plattsmouth; Mrs; C. 7. Steele,
Fairbury; Miss Margaret O'Brien, Omaha;
Mrs. Mate McGill, Albion.
P~rogram-Mrs. Draper Smith, Omaha;
Mrs. c. ]. Fordyce, University Place; Mrs.
Minnie Cline, Minden; Mrs. E. j. Hainer,
Aurora.
Constitution-Mrs. Mary Kingery, Bloom
field; Mrs. Hostettler, Shelton; Mrs. Lydia
NJ. Walker, Schuyler; Mrs. Kittie McGrew,
Badge-Mrs. Sarah McLeran, Louisville;
Mrs. Frances Moore, Mead; Mrs. E.. L.
Transportation-Mrs. Nellie B.. Miller,
Douglas; Mrs. Rilla Black, Cook; Mrs. J.
M. Butler, Lincoln; Mrs. w. IL. Winterer,
keystone.
Mrs. II. S. Mcdonald will preside at Mon
day afternoons meeting Of the political
and social science department, and a talk
by Mrs. w. P. Hartford on Nebraska's pen
~itentiary laws will be the feature of the
afternoon.
The women's clubs Of Falls City are
planning a Joint meeting TO be held at the
Methodist church Of that place on the after
noon OF January Fl. A most interesting
program has been prepared and several Of
the state officers are expected to be pres.
ent. On the evening Of the goth inst. a re.
ception will be given at the home of Mrs
4 Wilson, president of Sorosis, by the officers
OF that club, and at the close Of the Wednes.
day meeting another reception will be giver
at the home of Miss Rebecca Wilson, vic,
president of the First Congregational dis,
trict.
There is considerable agitation for fed
Grafton among clubs not yet members o
the state organization. The Woman's Read
ing club OF Ainsworth and the Alpha GblI
Of Humboldt have both applied for m0n
bership, and new clubs have been organ
lied at Falls City and st. Paul.
The members of the Woman's club a
Keystone have raised $50 toward the estab
lishment Of a library, and Mr.. William
A.. Paxton, jr., Of that place has mad,
them a gift Of a like sum.
The Falls City club will entertain severa
Of the state officers and other guests Of
January Fl and 20.
The Wayne and Randolph clubs are de
voting very successful efforts to the estab
lishment of public Libraries.
Mrs. Belle NJ. Stoutenborough will speaI
at the Congregational church of Council
Bluffs this evening under the auspices o
the Woman's Missionary society of tina
church.
Mrs. B. F. Weaver will entertain in
formally on Saturday afternoon, Januar
II, for the members of the household
economies. parliamentary principles of lay
and current topics departments Of III