Omaha daily bee., 1905-10-10
Young Women and Young Men Both Start
New Year.
RECEPTIONS At ROOMS MARK THE EVENT
Two Local Organizations Choose same
Might to. GET winter season
well on Ets way
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committees. Booths were arranged for
each of the committees and each was made
the feature OF a special decoration. That
OF the devotional committee was green;
Of the educational committee. purple
gymnasium committee red and white (;
membership committee, yellow and white.
and that OF the extension committee. yellow
and red. The finance committee held out
the ominous inference with appropriate
figures that $4,000 is needed for the pro-
posed new building. and adjacent was a
large picture Of a steamship with the
legend when Our ship Comes In" At
each Of the booths were members OF the
respective committees, who responded to
queries relative to the work of the COM
mittee and the outlook for the coming
year.
The general program was carried out In
the lecture room and opened with devo-
tional exercises. Mrs. George Tilden pre-
siding. A piano solo by Miss JOY Keck.
vocal solo by Mrs. A. G. Edwards,
whistling solo by DR.. Myrta, A. Wells fol-
lowed in the order named.
Outlines of the Work.
Short addresses were delivered by Mrs.
W. @. Carlock on "Our Educational Work; -
by Miss Mary Beth wallace on "Our Gym
Baslum." and Mrs. Emma F. Byers, the
general secretary OF the association. on
"our Bible Study Glasses" Each OF the
addresses told of the work in these depart
ments during the past year and what was
expected to be done during the coming
year. The formal program closed with a
vocal solo by Mrs. A, c. Edwards.
The remainder of the evening was given
over to a general reception under charge
of the reception committee. Refreshments
were served in the dining room.
The general class work will begin Tues
day evening under the auspices Of the edu-
catlonal committee, and will comprise
classes in French. German, and Spanish
with Prof. and Madame Chatelain as In
structors; history. Miss Jane Smith instruc-
tor: millinery. Miss Rosa Mcshane in
structor; art embroidery. instructor to be
provided by Messrs. weiniander & Smith
Tuition fees will be charged for all classes
above named but art embroidery class
Some Coming Events.
Tuesday, October II, has been set apart
as membership day. the purpose OF which
! is to interest as many persons as possible
in the association and It's class work.
On Tuesday evening, October 10, will
occur the opening at the South Branch
and all members are requested 10 bt
present.
The work has started out with great en-
| couragement and there is every reason tc
hope that the coming year will be one Of
great prosperity.
Much interest is also expected to bt
| taken in the Bible class work for tn,
season OF 1905-06. These classes will NEE
at p. M. 7:15 and S:16 p. m. on Tuesdays
and at p. m. and 7:15 p. I'M. Fridays, anC
on Saturdays at 1890 p, M. will be held thu
classes for the study OF the Sunday schoo
lessons.
Y. NJ. G. A. Incorporates Anew.
At the meeting OF the Young Men't
christian association of Omaha Monda!
evening the formal proceedings of legal!
| incorporating the association were gon
through with. This was necessary from
| the fact that 1t had been discovered tina
there was a legal technlcality connected
with the original articles of incorporation
which virtually invalidated the incorpora
ton, and 1t was to correct this Oversight
that the formal procedure Of re-incorpora
ton had to be gone through with again
| The following propositions were vote
| upon and carried at the meeting OF Mon
| day evening they being necessary to com
plete the valuation of the re-incorpora
ton;
Shall the Young Mems Christian asso
citation of Omaha, Neb.,, heretofore unin
known as the Young Mems Christian asso
citation OF Omaha, Neb?
| Shall the constitution and bylaws here
tofore in force and governing the Youn
Mems Christian association of Omaha
Neb., unincorporated, be adopted as tn
constitution and bylaws of this corpora
Shall the following named persons b
elected as directors OF the corporation 10
the terms set opposite their respecttv
For the term expiring, the second Nor
day in May, 1906: II. H. Baldrige. l. Y
Charles Harding w. o. Henry, T. 1
For he tern ,so, expiring the the, second MGR 9
more, c. 4. Morgan, @. w. Noble, l. n
Talmage, J. Fl. Waterman, j. c. whal
For the term expiring the second MOI
Ay In May. 1903: David Cole, Millial
Davidson Robert DsmpsteI' w. t. Grs
shall Charles E. Morgan be elected 8
recording secretary and clerk Of the Co
DO you favor and vote for the tqllowir
Pnd they are heTby direotsd to make
true record OF the proceedings Of tn
meeting insofar as the same pertains
the organization and Incorporation of Il
Young Mems Christian association
omahh;s Ne6 ar ,he election Of diTeet9
liver a true copy Of the same 10 n
county clerk OF Douglas county. Nebrask
together with the name by which this 4
corpoTated body desires hereafter to
known, to-wit; THE Young Mems Chri
tian association of Omaha. Neb."
Gymnasium Glass Exhibits
On next Monday evening the gymnasIu
class will give a special open exhibit,
in the gymnasium room, TO which q
public is cordially invited. The class he
its opening night Monday night with
large attendance. The boys gymnasiu
class Is now also in full operation wi
an increased membership. the largest
fact in the history Of the association
The educational classes which have be
in progress for the past three weeks q
prospecting most encouragingly and a
full Of interest, with room for as ma
more as desire 10 become associated wi
the classes.