Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-08
NUMLN PREPARE AEEIlNGS
Large INSTRUMENTATION Sessions
Here Next Month.
MISSIONARY JUBILEE
Meetings Are TO lie Held In Twenty
Five cities, Of which Omaha VIII
he One-Representativ
from the Churches.

Forty or more women. representatives Of
the missionary societies Of the various
churches Of the city, met at the Young
Women's Christian association Wednesday
morning for organization as the committee
which shall have in charge arrangements
for the large mathematician meeting
to be held in Omaha October Is and %.
The official name for the october meeting
is Womens National Missionary Jubilee
meeting and Omaha is one Of twenty five
cities in the country honured by the ma
tional board with a place in the jubilee
program
Mrs. George Tilden was chosen chairman
OF the committee. Mrs. h. q. McGiton,
vice chairman, Mrs. r. G. schseffer, re-
oording secretary; Mrs. Philip Potter, treas
urer. The committees to have charge of the
various arrangements were named and will
report plans at the next meeting OF this
/ representative committee, September 2S.
All women in Nebraska, Iowa and South
Dakota are invited to attend the jubilee
meeting and the local missionary workers
will make arrangements for their entertain
ment while here. The plans are for large
exceptionally interesting and important two
days session.
Delegates from Different Churches.
! The different churches represented I'm the
general committee and the representative
from each are:
Baptist--First church. Mrs. Edward John
son and Mrs. f. w. Fister; Calvary, Mrs.
c. L. Patrick; Emmanuel, Mrs. c. A.. Sher-
wood; Grace, Mrs. Vickery; South Omaha,
Mrs. e. b. Ttowle.
Extraordinarily, Mrs. Phillip Potter;
st. Barnabas, Mrs. A. X. Gault; All Saints,
Mrs. Charles Halter; Good Shepherd, Mrs.
Eafg
andene, Mrs Albert Noe; St. Martins,
South Omaha Mrs. Ella NJ. Sloane.
Lutheran-Kountze Memorial, Mrs. A.
Koch, Mrs. Paul Springer; Trinity Mrs.
Snyder; Grace, Mrs NJ. L. Melick; st.
Marks. Mrs r. @. Schaeffer.
Methdoist-First church, Mrs. A. c.
Bunce; Hanscom Park, Mrs. S. w. Lind
say; Trinity. Mrs. C. N. Dawson Seward
Mrs j. T. Beatty; McCabe, Mrs. ]. C.
Shick; Walnut HILL Mrs. f. E. Hosman
} South Omaha, representatives. t-large, Mrs
} f. W. Stallard.
resbyterian-Castellar Mrs. II. Il. Ell
| llinghusen; Church of Covenant, Mrs r. T
Bell; Clifton HILL Mrs. Thomas Greenlee
Dundee, Mrs. G. f. Fisher First, Mrs
George Tilden; Lowe Avenue, Mrs. James
NJ Patton; North, Mrs. S. X. Spaulding
Third, Mrs. Alex Gray; Westminster, Mrs
/ A. T. Sidwell; South Omaha, Mrs. II. ]
) Oswald; Presbyterian president, Mrs. w. r
Burns.
: United Presbyterian-First, Mrs. w. G
Ure; Central, Mrs, A. w. Bowman; repre-
3 sentative-at-large. Mrs. T. c. Levoy.
United Brethren-Harford Memorial. Mrs
E w. p. Hartford. Mrs, H. w. Allwine Mis-
Ross.
Christian-First. Mrs. L. G. Jones' Soutl
Omaha, Mrs. Shrigley; North Church, Mrs
Painter.
! CONGRATULATIONS Mrs. E. G. Nc
] Clifton; st. Mary's Avenue, Mrs. e.
$ Wood; Plymouth, Mrs. M B. Copeland
= Cherry Hill. Mrs. Brewster; Saratoga, Mrs
George Craig.
Young Women's Christian Association
Miss Lily NJ. Strong, general secretary
Miss Theodate Walsen, religious secretary