Omaha daily bee., 1910-09-04

RS. A. 9. Zehner, one OF the
AA ablest Of the national speakers
l." for the Woman's Christian Tenn
-. perance union, will come to
kSN9SKN Omaha this week to give a num-
Der Of addresses under the aus
picss Of the Omaha unions. Her talks are
on subjects Of wide interest and the meet
ings are all open TO the general public; men
who are interested in the modern reform
movements are especially invited to attend
these lectures. The meetings in Omaha are
part OF a campaign which the organization
Is carrying on throughout the state with
the aid OF Mrs. Zehner
The lecturer comes to Omaha highly rec
commended by the national workers as an
eloquent and enthusing speaker.
The first meeting will be a mass meeting
TO be held at the Young Women's Christian
association Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock
Wednesday evening Mrs. zehner will
speak at union meeting of the Benson
churches, Thursday evening at the Dundee
Presbyterian church, Friday evening at
downtown church. The committee In
charge plans to arrange some house meet
inGs for Thursday and Friday afternoons.
Now that the public school. boarding
school and colleges and universities are
reminding the young people of the country
that II is time 10 turn the mind knowledge
ward again, the Young Women's Christian
association, which In both finishing school
and college TO many ambitious young vO-
men. IL inviting attention to it's schedule
OF classes for the season 19l0-1911.
The committees have arranged a practi-
cal, helpful little outline Of work for young
women. offering studies which have been
requested and which seem to be needed by
the associstion's clientele. However they
stste. II there has been an omission Of any
studies for which there is a real demand
the committees will gladly secure teachers
and arrange for such work whenever there
are sufficient registrations for the same
Tho roll OF instructors is an imposing one
and gives q good indication both OF the
quality Of work offered and the variety OF
subjects: Miss Flora KeeneY. educational
director and in English grammer and rhet-
ORC; Miss Florence d. Alden, director de-
partnnent Of physical education; Miss Mar
garet Coffin, director Of department OF
domestic science; Miss Gertrude Sly, direc-
tor OF department Of domestic arts and as
sistant domestic science; Miss Kate Nc
Hugh, instructor in literature; Miss Flor
ence McHugh, instructor In literature; Mr.
Thomas J. Kelly, instructor In history and
Interpretation OF music; Miss Luella Allen,
director and instructor of orchestra; Miss
Susan Paxson, instructor in German; Miss
Pearl Rockfelov, instructor in French and
German; Rev. Frederick T. Rouse, in
structor IN Psychology; Miss Nancy Dorsey,
instructor in home nursing; Mrs. Josephine
d. Carroll instructor In English Tor for
easn spealing girls; Miss Lillian Fitch, in
struotor in oratory; Miss Alice Gilohrist.
instruotor in shorthand; Miss Mellona Butt
terrified. instructor In china painting.
The Instructors In the religious work de-
partment and the studies which they will
have eiassoa are: MiSs Theodate p. Will
con. 'TAfO OF Christ" "old Testament
CharRoters." 'Tdission Study and SUN
day School Lesson; Mlss Ethel G. Hsndee,
The Book Of MARK; Rev. ]. NJ. Kersey,
"A scientific Course In GenssiS'', Rev.
Grant ID Fisher. ''rhe Book of Acts'' Mrs.
Clark MoGrew. "old Testament Stories for
Junior Girls.''