Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-20

Federation which has been un-
avoidably detained in publica-
- tion, will be out this week
HEESGNAlH Mrs. NJ. H. Corbett, recording
- secretary Of the federation is
urging all club presidents to return at
the earlist possible date the information
slips sent out by the General Federation
to be filled out. Clubs, whose presidents
have changed under the new provision
OF the constitution, should see to it that
either their retiring or new president for
wards these answered questions, The show
ing Nebraska makes in the report at the
Cincinnati biennial depends upon this in
formation and every club president of the
state shares in the responsibility of hay
ing the state credited with all that is
due It.
Mrs. A. o. Thomas of Ksarney, chair
man Of the program committee for the
Tecumseh convention Of the Nebraska Fed
GRAFTON next October, will call a meeting
OF the committee soon. Associated with
Mrs Thomas on the committee are Mrs
b. o. Hostetter OF Kearney and Mrs. VIII
liam Apperson, former state president.
of Tecumseh Mrs. F. H. Cole, state presi-
dent, is member of the committee bv
virtue Of her office.
Scott's Bluff has extended an invitation
to all the clubs of the Sixth district TO
attend its district convention, April & and
| T. The convention of the clubs of the west
ern part Of the district to have been
held at Ord, had to be called off and this
| program win be combined with the Scott's
Bluff program. At this meeting the new
district vice president will be nominated
! and there will be consideration of per-
manent consolidation Of the two divisions
Of the district.
| The meeting OF the Second district club
has been changed from March 81 to April
H. The convention will be held at South
Omaha, the Woman's club of that CITY
being hostess. Omaha Woman's club. Dun
dee, Mu Sigma and the Woman's club of
the railway mall service, all Of Omaha: the
| Woman's club of Blair, the Woman's clubs
| OF Valley, Springfield, Waterloo and Pa.
pillion, with the South Omaha club con-
stitute the First district organization.
The Fifth district will issue it's program
this week. for its convention to be held
at Hastings, April H and %.
The Third district will as usual. present
a strong program. The meeting Will be held
at Walthill, April 14-15, and among the
features Of the program will be a tall,
by Mr.. Cadman on Indian music and foIk
lore. Mr. Cadman has long been n student
OF the Indians and is well Qualified r.
speak of thep.
Many OF Nebraska's prominent club
women will travel abroad this year. which
means additional opportunity for the home
clubs when they return. Mrs Max HostetleI
Of Shelton, vice president Of the State
Federation; Mrs o. NJ. Stonebraker Of
lincoln, OF the legislative committee; Mrs
C. S. Langworthy of Seward, OF the art
committee, and Mrs Mary Graham Wells
Of McCook are among these and there arc
several others.
Mrs. c. A. Yeoman OF Elwood treasurer
OF the Nebraska Federation, has been III
for the past month and obliged to give ur
her work temporarily during her stay al
Hot Springs
The state board Of the Nebraska Daugh-
ters OF the American Revolution met Wed
nesday AT Lincoln at the home Of the State
regent Mrs o. s, Ward. Mrs. A. X. Gault
} regent Mrs, S, d. Barkalow. Mrs Charles
Aull and Mrs. r. c. Hoyt represented the
local chapter Mrs, Ward was renominated
state regent and Mrs. Charles Martin OF
seward was nominated for state vice regent
10 succeed Mrs. S. d. Barkalow, whose
term has expired. These nominations must
be confirmed by the Continental congress,
which meets in Washington this spring.
An Invitation was accepted from the
Seward chapter to hold the state conference
there next october. II has been the in.
tention OF the state organization TO make
a gtft TO the recently completed Continental