Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-05

The following complete program has been
issued by the National Corn exposition for
Woman's day. Tuesday, December Z:
70 a. M. Round Table discussion on so
ciAl Life IN the Country" led by state
presidents OF the Iowa, Kansas. Illinois,
WoHaen's Clubs. Mrs. W. O.. Whitmore,
president OF Home Economics Department
Of Affiliated Agricultural Societies Of Ne
1870 i N. Concert by Mexican National
40 ,. m. Mrs p. II. Cole, president Of
the Nebraska Federation Of women's
Cllbs, presiding The states. Aid; wo-
mans clubs Mrs Francis p Everett,
Citizenship as Influenced by Home Train
ing" Mrs. Julian NJ. Richards. pres dent
Iowa Federation Play and Fairgrounds, 7"
Mrs. c. c. Goddard, president Kansas Fed
GRAFTON. value OF organization Mrs. O..
g Higbee. president Of the Minnesota
400 p. m. Concert by Mexican National
band.
$50 p. m. Concert by Mexican National
band. Travelogue lecture. Mexico"
Tuesday at $50 p. IN. the club women Of
Omaha, south Omaha, Council Bluffs and
Dundee will tender a reception to all club
women in honor OF the visiting state presi-
dents. This reception will be held at the
First CONGREGATIONAL church. 18th and Dav-
export streets, Omaha.
c6 MeSRei siS, at 2 ? r. n; the club S,I w2msn Of
are welcome, and for which the plate will
be IS cents, Application for plates should
be made to Mrs. II. J. Penfold. nS Hamil-
Cutler, 1888 Bluffs street, Council Bluffs,
by December g.
The social science department of the
Womsn's club has arranged one OF the
most important Industrial programs Of the
year for Monday afternoon. The Industrial
conditions Of women and children in Ne
braska will afford the topic Of the after
noon and Deputy State Labor Commissioner
William Msupin will be the principal
speaker on that subject. The approach of
the holidays and the violation at that time
OF the state laws regulating woman and
child labor. inspired the meeting. Local
conditions will be presented by Local At
tendance Officers Z. d. Gepson and P. A.
McAuley. Genera discussion will follow,
led by Mrs. Halleck Rose, chairman OF
the Nebraska federation's industrial an6
child labor committee, and one Of tho Dest
informed women in the state in these
matters.
b. Fay Mills will also be present and will
speak on What Can be Done for Prisons
and Prisoners.'
Mrs. F. H. Maynard Of Denver and the
presidents Of the Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas
and Illinois declarations of women's clubs
will be the guests Of the afternoon. An
invitation has also been extended to mem
bers Of local labor organizations. Because
Of the full program the meeting will begin
promptly at $3.50 o'clock.
The Nebraska branch OF the United states
Daughters OF ls12 has completed the first
year Of its organization and during this
brief period has attained recognition among
the prominent state chapters Of the ma
tional society. Under the direction of Mrs.
Herbert Gates OF Omaha, state president,
a substantial membership has been enrolled
and interest extended that promises still
greater gain. The annual meeting last weeH
held at the home OF Mrs. Charles A. Arm.
strong in Omaha, was largely attended aud
the following officers were elected: FRS
vice president, Mrs. Charles oliver Nor
ton of Kearney; second vice president
Mrs. A. X. Gault, Omaha; recording
secretary. Mrs. william Archibald Smith
Omaha; historian, Miss Agnes Tabor, Kear
ney; treasurer, Mrs. c. e. Adams, Superior
registrar, Miss Alice b. Mills, Omaha
chaplain, Mrs. Elizabeth Stearns. Omaha
Mrs. Gates as state president is tn,
superior officer Of the organization and re
ceives her appointment from the national
The Daughters of the American RevoIu
| tim will hold thar nanar,kor rn.oAI,.