Omaha daily bee., 1908-10-18

$40 Seventh avenue. South Fargo. N. D.
Household Economics-Mrs. o. N. Guldlin,
23O6 Fairfield avenue, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Industrial and Child Labor-Miss Helen
Varick Boswell. % East Twenty-ninth
street, New York City.
Industrial and child Labor Advisory COM
mittee-Mrs. Clarence Burns G4 West
Eighty-ffth street, New York City.
literature and Library. Committee-Mrs.
May Alden Ward, IL Newbury street Bos-
VISITING Nurses.
The visiting Nurses association will hold
its annual meeting Monday afternoon at
4 o'clock in the parlors Of the Paxton hotel.
Reports will be made Of the years work
and officers and board members elected for
the coming year. The meeting will be open
to all and owing to the dependence Of the
association upon the public It is especially
desired tina all Interested attend. The
association. which provides nurses and
other assistance TO the sick poor. Is recog-
nIzed by physicians and the authorities as
one of the most effective means of prevent
ing the spread of disease and OF aking care
Of reedy ones who would otherwise suffer.
This help is all free and to carry on the
work regular subscriptions are made an
nually by many business men and others
familiar with II. The annual birthday
party held In February is always one Of
the chief social functions Of the year and
donations made at this time constitute a
substantial part of the income. Last sum-
mer the association gave a lawn fete from
which It realized several hundred dollars.
N~eedIework GuiId
The Needlework guild will hold its annual
collection and distribution Of garments a
little earlier this year than usual, Novem-
Der 6 and 7 having been announced as the
dates. The collection will be made at the
First Christian church this year and will
be accompanied by the usual informal tea,
when the garments may be Inspected. A
business meeting of the board and officers
and the annual election of officers will
also be held.
Announcements.
The forestry committee will furnish the
program at Monday afternoons meeting
Of the Woman's club. Mrs. w. A. Harrison
OF York, a former member of the stlte
forestry committee. will be present and
Civ q talk on that work. Mrs. Harrison
is well known over the state and the state
programs at which she has presided and
for which she has been responsible have
been among the most interesting. There will
also be music. The business meeting will
precede the program.
The society OF the FINE Arts Will holc
It's first regular meeting Of the fall Thurs
day morning At 10 O'clock in the library
The club has adopted the study of Spanish
art for its winters work and Miss Ldds
Wilson will act as leader of the morning.
The Social Settlement association will
hold a meeting Wednesday afternoon at tbs
Settlement house.
The Association of Collegiate Alumnat
held its regular monthly meeting Saturday
afternoon at the home of Miss Ethe
Turkey.
Under the auspices of the young womer
of st. Mary's Avenue Congregational churcl
Miss Estelle Brown will present Enocl
Arden with the Richard Strauss accompani
ment Tuesday evening. The proceeds will
go to the various charities of the city.
The quarterly meeting OF the Women
auxiliary of the Episcopal church will b,
held at Lincoln Tuesday. October p.