Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-23
WOMAN IN CLUB AND CHARITY

Following is the official program for
the Twenty-sixth annual convention of the
Nebraska Woman Suffrage association,
which will be held at Lincoln, in All Souls
church, October and 3:
Monday Misunderstanding of executive
board. Tuesday, October I'd. Opening OF
convention, $3.50 a. M: Invocation, roll
Ing, appointment OF committees on
courtesies, credentials, resolutions and
finance Reports of state officers: Vice
recording secretary, Mrs Mary q. Ward;
treasurer. Mrs. Alice Isabel Brayton: audi
Helen E. Stems; historian. Miss Mary II.
Milliams; chairman Of press work. Miss
mittees: Library work, Mrs. Anna R.
Apperson; church work, Mrs. Ollie King
GarrSeri peace and arbitration, Mrs.
Tuesday p M.-Mrs. Clara A. Young,
vice president presidlng Invocation;
Membership" Mrs Alice Isabel Brayton;
address, Mrs. Margaret J earns, subject,
The Woman of the Present Time. Greet
ings from fraternal delegates and national
Tuesday. P. M,Invocation;, music.
Suffrage association: Offering; adjourn
ment.
Wednesday, $50 A. M.-Reports of clubs;
report of cook book committee; report Of
county organizations: executive session.
open only to members of convention; plan
Wednesday. p M.-Report of committee
on Work Before Large Assemblies" Mrs.
I5ez memorial sour Dr.
Anthony; address, Rev. Newton Mann,
former pastor of Miss Anthony; address,
Barred From the Ministry" report OF com
mittee on resolutions; adjournment
The annual convention of the Tenth dis
trict of the Iowa Federation of Women's
Clubs will be held at Marshalltown on
October To- The convention will be pre-
coded Tuesday evening by a reception TO
the visiting women. Mrs. ]. c. Jackson
OF Iowa Falls is chairman Of the district
and has announced the following program
3 a. m.-Piano solo. Miss Katherine Am
bruster invocation, Mrs. Van Law; ad-
dress of welcome, Mrs. George Darling
vocal solo, Miss Wanda Ward; three minute
Paul biennial, Miss Harriet Lake of indie
tihc Hereby" DIR. P. NJ Townsend
p. m;-Ptano solo. Miss Clara Grippe;
Vocal SOLE MT Henry s shoye WOmsns
THE Growth of Library Work" Miss
solos 1esf Miss May smith, some Phases so' OF
Civic Improvement Work" Mrs. Thomas
F, Cooke of Des Moines; discussion led by
Mis. Ia ~ AoiODs VI IoOOhCt ulrNuSSlDn
on the enforcement of child labor laws. led
teachers chorus directed by Miss King;
$50 p: m:-Musical program: Food Con-
dti0n in Iowa" Mrs. J. w. Cory OF
spencer; '"rhe Value of Physical and In
intendent OF schools. Marshalltown
Omaha will contribute a representative
delegation TO the annual convention of
the Nebraska women's Christian Temper
ance Union to be held at Aurora this week.
The women will leave Monday evening and
return Saturday. The party will include
two OF the state officers, Mrs. Fred Patter-
son, state recording secretary, and Mrs.
James Taggart. state auditor. Besides
these there will be Mrs. Adelaide Rood,
president OF the local union; Mrs. Y. NJ.
Covell. president OF the Douglas County
union; Mrs NJ. p. Roe. delegate from the
local organization, and Mrs. e. II. shinrock,
chairman OF rescue work In Douglas county
The department OF ethics and philosophy
OF the woman's club will meet at O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon OF this week TO discuss
with its leader. Mrs. NJ. B. Newton, plans
for the winters work and also to elect a
representative on the club directory. This
department promises to be one OF the
strongest in the club this year.
Local interest In domestic science will
doubtless receive substantial impetus this
season from several classes In home science
and cookery that are to be organized in
the city within the coming two months
That housekeeping Is calling above the
mere routine OF preserving order and clean
illness and ministering to the material wants
Of the family and cooking, is a scientific
mixture Of ingredients with reference TO
the health OF that household, has come to
be recognized to a gratifying extent among
women and In turn they are finding II an
absorbing study. The realization that the
knowledge OF food values IL not intuitive
but must be studied. has led to the found
ing OF several new famous schools where
women may receive training not only In
cooking but In every branch OF home
economies. One OF the best known OF these
institutions Is Dread Institute. OF which
nearly dozen Omaha and Nebraska girls
are graduates. Miss Florence Hitler
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Hitler, is
the most recent TO complete this course at
Dread and has returned 20 put her training
into practice In Omaha Miss Hitler will