Omaha daily bee., 1907-04-10
WORK OF THE CLUB WOMEN
lOmsha Daughters Of American Rsvolutisa
GO TO Continental Congress
ESsT DISTRICT CLUBS MEET At LINCOLN
program fer sixth District Convention
at shelton This week Comprises
-r-"s Of Interest to Members
and visitors.


Mr. H. G. HOyt. regent, and Mrs, w. A.
Smith, treasurer Of the local chapter
Daughters Gf the American Revolution,
viii represent their organization at the
Continental congress Of the national
society Daughters Of the American Revo-
luton 20 open at Washington D. c., April
10 These two delegates have been com
miseioned TO carry the gift Of 500 from
The local chapter to the Continental hall
fund and also 10 read the report Of the
state regent Mrs G. q. Lsnsworthy Of
Seward, who viii be unable 70 attend. At
tho April meeting held Monday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Edward Porter Peck,
It was decided 70 postpone the awarding
OF tie medal 10 the high schcol student
for the annual essay on some revolutionary
subject. The annual meeting Of the chapter
Will be held at the library May H. when
officers will be elected.
First District Clubs.
The clubs OF the First district of the
Nebraska Federation will meet in annual
convention April q ard 3 In the Carnegie
library at Lincoln Mrs II. L. Keefe. presl-
dent OF the Nebraska Federation will be
present and VIII speak The opening ses-
sion Will be held I'm the afternoon and will
include a report from the legislative com
mittee on the outcome OF the measures be-
fore the Legislature In which club women
were interested; a paper on DUTY on Art
and Shall We Adorn our Hats with
Aigrettes" and a school patrons meeting
The evening will be devoted to a lecture
by Enos Mills on forestry. Club reports
viii be a feature Of Friday mornings ses-
sion. library work in the smaller towns and
something on home topics to follow There
will also be something on the district meet
ing and the General Federation Mrs l. N
Woodford q Weeping Water Is district Vice
president.
Sixth District Club Convention.
Tho program for the annual meeting OF
the clubs OF the Sixth district of the Ne
braska Federation has been completed
and all arrar gements made for the gather.
ing TO be held at Shelton. Thursday and
Friday Of this week. This will be the first
convention Of the clubs Of the Sixth dis
hriCt and the sessions will be held IN the
presbyterian church. An Informal recep-
zion Of delegates viii precede the Thursday
morning session and viii be held in the
church parlors. The following program
has been announced:
Thursday; 1880 p. m.-Meetlng called t,
order by district vice president, Mrs. Mas
l-rNeicr Invocation, Rev. W. o. Harper
Music, Gnst). "Poloralse," r. Godassohn
MISS NlnulIIeN ftNIpllB ADDRESS OF WEI
come, Mrs George Meisner president Shell
ton Twentieth Century club. Response
Miss Nellie Hawthorn, Kearney. Music
Instrumental Mrs. +. ]. Taylor St. Paul
Report, district vice president Round
table Mrs II. L. Keefe. state president.
Thursday. p. m.-Music, vocal, Rev
Harper and Miss Vivian Lee, Shelton
Music vocal Kearney quartet Twilight
Dream" Henry X. Haudcy. MesdRmei
Cooke. Brown, Schan and Ciaypool; Mrs
Chase, pianist Address, Mrs. H. l.. Keefe
Walthill, state president Music, vocal
The Gypsy Maiden, l." l. Parker Mrs
c. NJ. Beck, Glbbon Music, instrumental
La Cgarius,' Louis Garner. Mesdsmet
Ferguson and Kirk. Gihhon Music, vocal
selected. Mrs ClaypoO,. KeGrney. Music
Instrumental. Faust" J. LcybaCh. Mis-
Mid ed Smith. Shelton Music, vocal
"Guide Thou My Bark" H. p. banks Mrs
+. - More. Shelton
Friday, Q a. m.-Music, vocal selected
Mrs. NJ. A. Ferguson, shelton Club re
ports. civic improvements" Mrs. J. y
Paul st. Paul Review OF Legislative Bill
Endorsed by the Nebraska Club Women
Mrs. John n. DRYDEN, Kearney, Reading
Belected, Mrs. J. IT. Rodgers, Gibbon
Demonstration in Domestic Science, Salads
Mrs. Il. n. Loremi, Kearney,
Friday, 1890 p, m,-MusiC, instrumental
Second Valse, benjamin GODDARD Miss MI
bred smith Industrial Arts IN the Pubn
School, Miss Anna Caldwell, Kearney