Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-22
VHATCLUB EOMEN AXE DOING
Model Kitchen Of Corn Exposition
Nay Reject Benefits to Clubs.
". c. i. j. ANNOUNCES OFFICERS
TIVE More Former Presidents OF
Sehnnsaoa Federation Consent TO
serve on state Standing
Committees

Inc Mhlufl hlIGnfn becIOn OF the NHtlOnhl
Corn exposition ID be held in Omaha De-
essIbez . to - should be Of especial inter-
esa TO club women OF Nebraska and Iowa.
Nnne ali will not be able to take advantage
% the exceptional opportunities it will af-
hoEd Ia domestic science, the plan adopted
b. the management by which delegates to
f11is section Are to be appointed makes 1t
p3rzsOle for clubs. especially those inter
esged in household economies, to get much
% It secondhand. at least. The laboratory,
unich IL to be equipped for a class Of
sixty. will be open only to young women
between the ages OF II and n years, but
f1cSe young women are to be appointed by
thsthe farmers institutes or their women's
auxiliaries, OF by the county superintend-
entn.
IT would be well worth while for the
clubs to interest themselves in these ap-
pointments, for the young women taking
this model kitchen course win have valu-
able suggestions TO take back home. Miss
Jessica Basack OF the Iowa State College
Of Agriculture, who is In charge OF the
woman section Of the exposition. will be
assisted in the model kitchen by a corps OF
professionals, Including Mrs. Nellie Kedzie
Jones. so well known to club women and
Mrs- Margaret Blair of the University Of
Minnesota, ex-chairman OF the General
Federation's domestic science committee.
An the other lecturers are from the facul-
tics of neighboring state universities, while
Miss Besack's assistants in the laboratory
are all women trained in scientific cookery.
Many of the women expect to spend the
ten days OF the exposition in Omaha for
the advantages Of the lecture course, which
viii cost. for the season, $3.50 in addition
In tho nrfco 81 the ooaeop a~p,at4ton tt,l,aN
which ia also $3.50. The laboratory fee Is
also $50 in addition TO the season ticket.
state w. O. II. U. Officers.
Nebraska women's Christian Temperance
union has announced the following officia.
list OF its officers and department super.
intendents elected at the recent state meet.
IN gat Hastings:
General Officers-Presldent, Frances 3
Head Osceola; vice president, Susanne
secretary. Emma L. Starrett. Central City
recording secretary, Medora ID. Nickel
Beatrice; treasurer, Mrs. Laura Taggart
ZlS Burt street. Omaha; superintendent
OF departments, anti-narcatics, Mrs. L. S
Corey; $40 Vine, Lincoln; Christian citizen
Mrs. Flora Valentine, Pawnee city; domes
nc science, Mrs. Mary Moody Pugh
Omaha; eyangelistic, Rev. Jennie starkey
Wood. Lincoln; flower mission, Mrs. L. S
Guile, 1888 South Twenty-first street, Lin
S3.1' a5 5IyeRiIs court court Industrial edgSsatiGl
sI5 North Twenty-fourth street, Lincoln
literature. Mrs. e. w. Kendall. Universlt
Place., legislation and law enforcement
general officers; Loyal Temperance Legion
MIS- John NJ. Vance, Wynore; mothers
Teecngs, Mrs; Flora Nxaltntinea Pawne
l%p M street. Lincoln; medal contest. Mrs
Aelen J. Shrimpton, Fremont; medical TEN
purity. Mrs. Helen Borsheim' 1914 Chicas
street Omaha; physical education, Rev
Anse Palmer, Waverley; peace. and arb!
press Mrs. Adelaide Rood, Twenty-fift
and Dudley. Llncolni railroad work, Mrs
temperance Instruction. Miss iosie suillt
wan, University Place; social meetings
MIS-. Charles Florida. Comstock; Sabbat
observance, Mrs. Emma Hansen, Wymore
sunday school work, Mrs. l. p. HARTLEY
Eneoln; systematic giving. Mrs. steii
Banks. North PLATES temple. Mrs. Heie
' Mra. Dora Molar; Young Mems Christia
association Lincoln; Union owrker, Mr.
n M. Claflin, University Place; Unto
SaEnal Reporter, Adelaide Rood, Twenty
n S&n1,e,,6 and Dudley. Lincoln; Union signi
among foTeISnerS' MIS- Hiu% deor aurora w1r
Thirteenth and Harrison streets. SCOUT
Smahai work among Indians, Mrs. DydI
AunkTes, Chadron.
E~x-Presidents to Serve.
The executive board OF the Nebrask
Federation of Women's clubs has a,
nounced that Mrs. Draper Smith, form,
STATE president, has consented to serve
an advisory capacity on the state federi
tons Industrial committee, Of which 81
has been chairman for several years. MIR
C H L~angworthy of Seward, also a form,
state president, and chairman of the a
committee, VIII serve in an advisory c.
pacity on the art committee. Six of II
former state presidents have accept,
places on standing committees which prom
sizes well for the work in the state.
WOmRn's Club Notes.
The Woman's club social science depar
ment will present two most interesting su
jects Monday afternoon. The phiIosopl
OF Emma Goldman, during her recent Wis
to Omaha, win be presented by Mrs. c.
Glover, Mrs. Harriet II. Heller and MI
Elizabeth Sears and Mr.. Ellis V. Graz
Principal of the Omaha High school W
talk OF the New View Point In Educ
tioh" Mr.. Graft has recently attended Sc
eral educational sessions OF Importance al
his address will include some discussion
these. Be sides the department member
mothers Of high school students are invit