Omaha daily bee., 1905-04-23
WOMAN IN CLUB AND CHARITY.


NOnkTeEatlOndl CnurCn. CnO CluD eleCtS
officers. social science department elects
officers.
TUEsDAY-Meeting of clubs Of the Second
district at Blair department OF ethics
DAY-Educational meeting of
Womens Christian Temperance union;
meeting of Woman's club of the Rail-
way Mail Service
THURSDAY-Clio club celebrates its fifth
anniversary; opening of Nebraska Ger.
annie clubs annual exhibit at Her Grand
hotel
friday Ceramic club exhibit, .
SATURDAY-Ceramic club exhibit meet
ing Of p. E. o. Sisterhood.
Monday afternoon the Omaha woman's
club together with the Century club of
South Omaha Mu Sigma womans club,
Dundee woman's club, New Book Review
club, Nebraska Ceramic club and the
Woman's Club of the Railway Mail serv-
ice will present a program on civil service
reform in the auditorium of the First Con-
gregational church. The program will
begin promptly at 23O o'clock and will
be as follows: Plano duet, Miss Grace
Hancock and Miss Henrietta Rees; address
Of welcome, Mrs. 1. r. Andrews; "Institu-
tional Work." by Superintendent Stewart
of the Nebraska School for the Deaf and
Dumb; civil Service in Germany and
Great Britain" Hon. Edward Rosewater;
civil Service Reform in the United
States" DR.. George L. Miller; The I'm
fortunates," DR.. A. B. Somers; civil
Service in the Public Schools" Superin-
tendent James Mclean of the South Omaha
schools and Superintendent w. NJ. David
son of Omaha. Out of courtesy to the other
speakers and that the women may meet
the speakers after the program. an Off
cial timekeeper has been appointed who
will call time If a speaker exceeds his
limit. The committee includes Mesdames
F. II. Cole, H. j. Penfold, A. Englisch, c. M
Schindel of South Omaha, G. c. McCon-
nell and l. R Andrews. The program will
be followed by a reception in the club par
lors in celebration of the twelfth anniver-
sary of the organization of the club.
The third annual meeting OF the clubs of
| the second district of the Nebraska Fed
Grafton of Women's clubs will be held
| Tuesday of this week al Blair. The Mon
day Afternoon Womans club will act as
hostess and the meeting will be held in
| the Congregational church. Luncheon and
| supper will be served at the Methodist
church by the members of Queen Esther
| Circle, at % cents a plate. Mrs. NJ, j..
Monnett of Omaha, vice president of the
| district, has arranged the following pro-
| gram:
| Tuesday. 10 a. M, Mrs. Monnette pre-
siding; Invoca ton, Mrs. 1. r. Andrews;
address of welcome Mrs II. il. Hahn OF
| Blair; response, Mrs. c. II. Coy of Val
ley; greetings from state officers and chair
port of second annual convention, held at
Omaha, Mrs F. W Carm,iehael; club club % re-
Pc syfR 9y 'ue MRS IS s Drapr
Smith Smith of Of buRSss Rss PTsi MRS Agans s.
| Omaha; vocal solo, Mrs. A L. Sheetz.
Luncheon at 12 o'clock.
ns 1ftsFP20R session Mrs p " " H. H2Wf Wbar Ma6 Of
| Omaha; Some Types of Homes" Mrs.
Ralph p. Elliott. omsha; "A Mother, Mother, $
Discussion led by Mrs. H. c. MacDonald.
Music Mystic Male quartet Of Blair.
braska Federation of Women's clubs.
RendqE Miss .5G J9seRhns RHmeF Hrs Hs4at Of sa
Heller, Omaha; address, w; M. Davidson
of the Omaha public schools; vocal solo,
Miss Gladys Chandler.
The women of Blair are making ex-
tensive preparation for the convention and
| it is urged that a large delegation attend.
! The Omaha delegation will leave the Web
ster Street station at $50 Tuesday morn
ing. rate OF 81 for the round trip has
been made in case that the delegation
numbers ten or more and all travel on one
ticket. Mrs. Draper Smith and Mrs Mon
nett will be at the station to secure the
transportation. Mrs H. NJ. Bushnell, state
president will accompany the delegation,
as she will be guest in Omaha Monday.
At the meeting of the Bible study de-
partment Of the Woman's club, held Tues
day morning, 1t was decided to adjourn
the department for one year. A program
followed 1t, being one of the best yet
presented by the department. 1t included
a review of the years work by Mrs. ]. II.
Dumont; vocal solos by DR.. Claud Lewis
of Council Bluffs; recitations by Miss Min
ME Nickum and Mrs. R. E. Sunderland and
a piano solo by Mrs H. L. Wilson of Coun-
Gil Bluffs.
The department of ethics and philosophy
will hold its annual meeting and election
of officers Tuesday afternoon. There will
be review of Emerson's essay on Plato's
philosophy.
The department of oratory will elect its
officers for the coming year and transact
its annual business at meeting to be
held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock.
The election of officers for the household
economics department of the Woman's
club has been postponed until May 4.
The p. E. o. Sisterhood will hold il.
next meeting May 6 at the home of Mrs
Leach.
U. S. Grant Relief corps realized So
from its birthday supper Thursday even
: ing. The women are contemplating a May
party, the proceeds of which will be de
voted to the work of the society.
The Nebraska Ceramic club will hold IL.
annual exhibit of work Thursday, Frida,
} and Saturday Of this week at the Ilei
Grand hotel
; Clio club will meet Monday afternoon a
} the home of Mrs. McEachron.
; The Womens club of the Railway Mai
service will hold its April meeting Wednes
day afternoon.
The Womens Christian Tempera nc
union will hold it's educational meetin,
Wednesday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock at tn
home or Mrs II. L. Wood, 4243 Harne,
street. Mrs. Wood is state superintendent
of mothers meetings and that will be tn