Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-28

Mrs william Gorst is president Of the
society Mrs. NJ Mayberry is vice presi-
dent Mrs II. s. Rhoades is secretary
Mrs. NJ -. Cameron Is corresponding
secretary, Mrs A. Langtree is treasurer
and Miss j. NJ. Chambers Is custodian OF
mite boxes. The following program has
been issued:
$50 A. >M-Hynn No 2; scripture. Mrs.
Mrs Pond response, Mrs Norton, appoint
mcut OF committees; reading Of minutes.
Mrs Rhoades recording secretary SOLO
Airs Cressey: reports OF district CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. Cameron; Ihe
Best Thing In Ny AuNillary' auxiliary
presidents. adjournment Lunch served D!
the women Of Hunscom Park church.
2 z. M.-Hymn No. s; scripture; MIS-.
Carson; prayer. Mrs. Beatty, eleCuph, 0l
officers solo, The Lord Is Mindful Of His
Own" Miss Ganson; address, Miss Nellle
Snlder, national organizers reports oil com
SIP M-ouecn Esther Raily-Hymn No.
q1q. ecripturc Miss Ward; PRAYER, Rev. J.
f. Pouchcr; duet. Misses May Pom and
Ruby Gagnehln; address Miss Nelhe
Snider; song students Of Dear ana Duhu
The women's Missionary society Of the
Second Presbyterian church met Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. F. NJ.
Handling, 2519 Ames avenue. Mrs. Emma
F. Byers gave talk on methods Of In
tcresting women in missionary work, ad-
vocating that they study geography until
there shall he no foreign countries, and
study humanity until there are no foreign
women.
Club Notes.
The musical department Of the Omaha
Women's club held its last meeting
the spring Thursday afternoon in the clut
rooms, about ninety women being present.
Miss Blanche Sorenson was reelected
leader Mrs J. II. Sharry. assistant leader,
and Mrs Frank Slabaugh, secretary and
treasurer. An informal program was
given. followed by an informal ,V,eption.
The rooms were prettily decorated and tho
refreshment table had an effective trim
ming of red and white. Among the de-
partment members who assisted i'm the
serving we're: Mines. c. c. Cope, J. r.
scanneu, Frank slabaugh, ]. II. sharry,
Misses InEred Peterson and Marion Ward.
The woman's club OF the Railway Mail
service held its April meeting Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Frank
Holz at Walnut Hin. Following the busl-
ness hour Mrs John Taylor gave a talk
on parliamentary usage. 1t was Nebraska
day with the club and the afternoon pro-
gram touched upon Nebraska institutions
and history. Mrs. f. W. Miller, president
Of the club, and native Of Nebraska
talked OF the early days in the state and
some of the hardships endured by those
who helped to build it. Refreshments fol
lowed, the hostess being assisted by Mrs
! D. c. Dodds. Mrs. j. T. johnson will
entertain the May meeting of the club.
A silver Demorest medal contest will be
held at CASTELAR, Presbyterian church
next Tuesday evening under the auspices
OF the local Women's Christian Temper
ance union, the contestants all to be
| boys.
Miss Magee, city missionary, has beer
conducting a modest bit OF settlement
work at Mitchell chapel, east of Unior
| Station, for the past few weeks. One
room of the chapel has been fitted up fol
| Sunday school work and another as
| temporary shelter for persons in need
Eleven people have been cared for in this
room since II was opened.