Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-15
EAATT TIE K0NEy ARE DOING
7. " c. A Plans Last Party IN the
Old CHARTERS.
LOOKS TO PUBLIc FOR LIBRARY


association VIII hold in SIS present rooms
n ne Paxton block As firing farewell
70 the old quarters Of which he member
snip must have - maHv pleasant manor
IS IN spite Of the lRck Of space ana al
convenience the part Vfn be a. enjoy
abe az ne young Eornen can maze a. Al
Who can have been requested % come IN
colonial costume and there viii Be 4 pro-
gan and q social evening foilowtng the
supper Al membes vho ave secured
one nev mem1er ar. with their new mem-
Der eiiglbis 70 sftend u $ hoped uhst
the neE building vi be -eEdv and FIR
nished for occupancy by he middle Of
March. and March IS . the dHy set on
which K Is hoped 10 celebrate the formal
opening.
The a-ssocislon'E library runmiraee =
making every stfoT- % have nex1 Tues
aay yieid . Substantial sadirson 10 he L.
brsry for rne new building. Requests have
been issued 70 al friends Of the associs-
ton and all others interested 10 look over
their book shelves and 81 aside such vol
u-nes - tnsy have enjoyed s1d f=eI hey
can pass on r. the enjoyment OF me help
81 someone else. u Is expressly stated.
however, uas1 lis does not mean ne
books thai are merely IN the way This
appeal 10 maze because the association nas
not The FUNDS 70 buy such books AZ il de-
Hires for is library snd a Ha Of some q
the books thar would Be acceptable las
been mAds out and may be had upon n
Guiry. Tho new library VIII include one
csIlscoon FOR circulation and another one
for references purposes. The library is one
Of the hsndsomesf rooms Of ne new build
lng and Win be open 70 members daily and
several evenings Of the wees
Recommended 20 CIuba.
The f~oiloSing recommendation from ne
Massachusetts federation NAY wei receive
the careful consideration Of clubs IN olner
states.
In view Of ths protection afforded BY
law Pure hood Sc June. rssi ana Of the
Efficient supervision maantatned ~ the
state Boazd u Health regarding the chem
esmB BFT S e q 5Ss i go. 5ss rgTs Eoos
mat the greatest 1eed for work is along
the lin 81 sanitation OF foods. We there
1ore suggest The following topics as e.
pecialiy worthy q considerations Ia the
W1men Of cur clubs
Tie exposure Of meats in cur markets
rss transfer of 5rsas sna saKa$y v,o-
ertnx.
The unEaniisry conditions OF cur SODA
The DANGER Of the open fruit stand.
whese oates. figs candles. are often un-
covered
The use Of the common drfnkins-cup al
public fountains. in our SCHOOLS. and on
trains
The milk supply related.
a. To supply In general
NaD To Medical Milk cunmasEion.
Regarding sanitation Of toods il has
msKs i SgI PTssasai n maaE Places ,,J 20
members 70 parrunize those dealers who
have adopted special and reasOnasie means
Tor the more perfect sanitation Of their
goods. Th3E has proved a great impetus
% de2lsrs who have SLOWED Themselves 70
become carelesH-
Regarding the milk supply
al Is the CIV healthy, and cared for "A
slesnly surroundings and by Clearly at
b1 Is the milk saulterarad- or not of
soOd STANDARD auaify" IS defined 5y stat
utess
An work should be done tArouEh the o.
cal health off7cer. In case there IL no
local officer. then through tae county com
missioner. the state Board OF Health may
be called upon. The health officers a1prec-
ate public interest and Intelligence.
Many clubs or individuals have coop
Grated with ply EiciRns Of their locality 20
organize a medical mix commission. that
pure milk may be supplied 10 infants Al
an ordinary rate Iris has appealed 10
club women and their helpers as most vital
and necessary work
Along these diverse lines. an aroused
enliEhrened and t1st public opinion II the
thing rnnsT needed.
The eommirtee has also created a depart
Dent to explain % cur housekeeDErs Ge
meaning % ne labels required bT law 10
BE placed upon many provisions.
AAH~sseeaezfs.
The program OF The Mondav aftsrn00ns
meeting Of the w0msn's club VII sffons =
double attraction. Governor and Ms.
s-hRlsnberEer viii be guests Of the cluh
and the governor VII deliver the address
o. The afternoon on civil service fsf3rrn.
This viii Occupy the usual business hour
and val begin prompuy At sA O'Clock
The program hour vail be IN charge OF the
musical department. ana the program viii
Ne presented by Mrs. Edith Wagner. pd-
asisr. and Mss Blanche soTenson. con-
ualto- accompanied ~ Miss Marion Ward
a luncheon VII be rendered Govsrau-
and Ms saalsnbergsr a. u-@ a. Han
Sons ne early hour having been neces-
SAY 70 Accommodate an Vne have sppIied
for ress-vzncnA
The literature department Of me Wom-
ans club En h0ld lis nsZ meeting
Wednesday,, Fsbrus-- l.. a. 70 O'Clock
Mrs LAnEfeId me leader. In charge. me
lesson q the Gav VIII be upon Israel lang
w-l-~Orenualism. Ms p p C1Ie wHl
give q paper on ~zanEweTs Qua Place
IN the sh0r1 story. and Mrs J " AKIN
wfn review one Of zAngW-lrs books. A
class discussion wi take place on the
snOrt stores The Mattress Q ave, and
Merely MAy Ana. ana Mr. Albert I'd
hoin vii Evs . reading
A rzbiet erected N the OcraEun houEs !,
WashinEOn- D. C By The United States
Daughters Of 1sIs Nh be unr-asa weanes-
day q rhis week as a memorial ~ the
signing u the treaty Of Ghsnt The rneav
-a~E.T Fha rFuHauu - ~na - - zee -
the tablet II Put IN piace BY uhs District
n Columbia chapter Of the uatisnsl 90
clery
yin hold IL regular meeting TuesdH~
msraing az n cock a. the Young Mons
I Christian EsEocaarun.