Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-22
v, G.. A. OPENING PROGRAM
Exercises Will Begin Thursday and
Run for Week and Day.
NEW BUILDING READY FOR USE
First Afternoon ana EvenIns Will
he Entirely In h Hands of
the women Members of
Association.

The program for the opening week at the
new building Of the Young women's CHRIS
tan association. Seventeenth street and
81. Mary's avenue, Is complete In every de-
tail and given 10 the public for the first
time. The exercises begin with a recep-
ton for members only at 3 D. m. Thursday,
March Is. and conclude on the evening OF
April 2. Here is the program:
MEMBERSHIP DAY
Reception for member only at p. m. and
Program in Auditorium, $50 D. M, Mrs.
w. p. Hartford. president, presiding.
Devotional Exercises-Mrs w. p. Hsr-
ford.
Plano solo-Mrs. p. NJ. Garrett,
Reminiscences-Mrs. George Tilden, first
president OF the association.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. G. NJ. Wilhelm.
Letters from out-of-town friends.
Story OF the C~ampalgn-Mrs. J. M. Akin,
chairman Of membership committee;
selection-Young Women's Christian As
ISOLATION quartet.
Members admitted by ticket on this spe-
cial day. All other occasions are open TO
the public.
FRIDAY, OPEN HOUSE.
Reception to the public from 3 to 5 p. m.
and from 1880 to $40 d. m.
Program in the Auditorium. $40 ?. M.
Opening Prayer@Rev' ). W. ctoPnley' D. d.
Piano solo-Miss Estelle Brown.
Vocal Solo-Mr. Frank J. Resler.
Statement by the Arehiteet-Mr Thomas
Report OF the building committee and
presentation Of the keys OF the building to
the president of the association, Mrs. George
The Purpose OF the Building-Mrs Emma
F.. Byers, general secretary.
Vocal Solo-Mr. Frank J. Resler.
Address The Value of a Life" Rev.
Charles NJ, Sheldon, D D.. Topeka Kan.
d. d.
SATURDAY, OPENING OF THE CAFE
TERIA AND CAFE.
Lunch served from IL 80 to 2 p. M, and
from $3.50 to 1880 d. m.
Young women can get meals as formerly.
cafeteria style. at a nominal cost by serv-
Ing themselves, and also that by paving a
few cents more can be waited upon in the
cafe set apart for that purpose. Men
friends will be welcome in this room.
A COMMITTEES in charge will be glad to
conduct visitors over the building during
the noon hour Saturday, March q.
SUNDAY CONSIDERATION SERVICE IN
AUDITORIUM, 4:@ p. M.
Mrs. Emma F. Byers,
General Secretary, Presiding.
Song Service-Miss Calista Kerr, Leader.
citation quartet.
Prayer Service
Vocal Solo-Rrs. Lena Ellsworth Dale,
Address-Miss Helen f. Barnes, national
secretary, New York City.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Lena Ellsworth Dale.
Closing Prayer-Miss Mime c. Lockwood.
The devotional committee members Will
be hostesses. assisted by the In-His-Name-
Circle, at the regular Sunday evening social
hour from $40 to $3.50 o'clock; tea served
In the club room and corridors on the Sec
ond floor.
Reception to ministers Of Omaha and
their wives. board of directors and secre-
taries of the. Young Mems Christian asso-
| A atfnn and fhair uiUaG and the state conn
mittee of the Young Women Christian
association at 2 p. m.
Program In the Auditorium at 5 p, M
PrayerIRev. r, B. A. Mcbride.
G~reetingsEReyl F. t. Jenks' ? Ri Giiin HeS:
president Young Mems Christian associa-
ton; Mr.. b. G. Wade, general secretary
Fou ssils Meh state secretary Young Mems
Christian associations; Miss Helen f.
Barnes, national secretary; Mrs. II. NJ. Hail,
chairman state executive commlttee; MISS
Myra Withers, state secretary; out-of-towh
Bible Hour-The First Sermon OF Amos.
Rev. Laura II. Wild, University OF Ne
braska.
Closing Praysr-Rev. l.. o. Baird. d. d.
Building open for inspection at 1880 p. m.
Opening Bible department,
f. p. Loomis, chairman Bible study com
mittee, presiding:
ODPninR PrhN6r-lNeN. H.. r.. Jenhlnct ~. ~
Vocal solo-God Be Mereiful to Me, Mrs.
Address-The Bible as Literature and His
tory, Rev. Laura H.. Wild of Lincoln.
Mrs. II. A. Jennison.
Closing Prayer-Rev. R. Scott Hyde, d. d.
TUEsDAY-oPENING OF III EDUcA-
TIONAL DEPARTMENT.
Reception to the public 1880 to $3.50
Members Of the educational committee;
Mrs. George w. Garloch, chairman; MIS-
II. j. Kirschstein, Miss Edith Tobitt, Miss
Emma Wheatley, Mrs. Frederick T. Rouse,
Hntehins, Mrs. Alexander Hodge. Miss
Frances N. Crittenden. educational d.
rector.
Program in the Auditorium $40 p. IN,
Mrs. q. w. Garloch, chairman, presiding
Opening prayer, Rev. Frank - Love-
Plano selection-"Magic Fire scene
from Die walkeure" Wagner). Miss Cor
Addressw"A Prophet OF the Nineteenth
Century" Rev. William Burgess, ID. d.,
Chicago.
THURSDAY, APRIL /.
Program In the auditorium, IL to 1 o'clock,
in charge OF house committee: .
Scotch Poem1tPiSnol ."u;..Y.. mcdowell
Reverie-(Whistling) .."..:,"... Anterior
DIR. MyTta A. Wells.
HumOreske-(Violin) ,,..,...,,... Ant. Dvorak
Miss Carolyn Conklin,
Gavotte Mignon-tVoeap .......... Thomas
Miss Bishop.
R~esdins-sleeted .'""'""''.
IL Bacio-(Whistling) ..,....,....... AFditi
DIR. Myrta Il. Wells.
(a) The Hills o'Skye" (vocaD Victor Harris
Ic) How Deep the sumber OF the
FLOODS .."............' Loewe
Miss Bishop.
The Flatterer-(Violin) -".":..;"..,.
InAnlnAue-h aneSe
Miss Carolyn Conkiin.
Polonaise Militalre-CPiano) ......... Chopin
Miss Marian Ward.
Aceompanists-Miss Helen Maekin and
Mrs. Wagner.
The committee presents a special pro-
gram to members and friends on the third
Thursday OF each month from u 10
O'Clock.
OPENING OF DOMESTIC SCIENCE
DEPARTMENT.
Demonstration in the domestic science
kitchen, 3 p. m, by Miss Clara e. Bur
goyne. director domestic science depart
ment, and Miss Mary K. Wallace, formerly
director OF domestic science department
OF the Young Women's Christian associa-
ton of Detroit. Mich.
Program in the auditorium, $3.50 p. M,
MRS. J. w. Hansel, chairman. presiding:
Opening P~rayer-Rev. +. T. Rouse.
Piano solo-Seleeted, Mrs. George John