Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-02

The following bulletin is issued by the
chairman Of the General Federation of
women's Clubs, biennial program commit
tee:
Tho call to the Cincinnati biennial, May
10 to IA, vii contSin q short schedule OF
the program. It viii note times, places
and chairmen Of the meetings and confer
enoes, and will hint at some OF the social
doingS to be enjoyed. The sessions Will be
in the usual form. long morning session
noon by at least three conferences held
by chaiTnsn Of standing COMMITTEES. at
sessions will be open to the public. gentle
men included, as we'll as to delegates. The
biennial is preceded by council at which
we hope TO welcome all officers, directors.
state and club presidents and General Fed
GRAFTON state secretaries "wednesday morn
ing, May IL This council will consider
some Of the measures that may be brought
to the main body during the sessions and
aims TO be educational, 30 that the dele
gates may know somewhat whereof they
convention. Do not miss this important
meeting.
The evening preceding the council, Tues
day, May 10, at $50 Ohio welcomes US
with a brilliant concert by the Cincinnati
Symphony orchestra, conducted by Leo
pold Stokovski, which will be a treat in
deed, and is due to the open-hearted gen
erosity OF the Ohio Federation OF Women's 5
Clubs. Again, on the afternoon of May
IL the Ohio federation invites US to csil
and see its members 1T home from to 6
p. m, in the assembly hall OF the Sinton
hotel. From that time on every state in
the union will feel az home in Ohio
wednesday evening. May IL, the biennial
has its formal opening, with addresses of
and after an opening address the delegates
will linEer in the hall for the Informal
greeting from friend 10 friend. After this
comes biennial work through busy morn
ing, interesting afternoon and brilliant
evening, each following close on the heels
Of the other, for six whole days, divided
churches of Cincinnati in the morning and
gather at o'clock in the afternoon in our
own meeting place for an organ recital from
the great organ OF Music hall and
US by the president of Mount Holyoke
college. Sunday evening is home evening,
with time free for each TO come and 90 as
best pleases her. Friday afternoon and
evening are reserved for an excursion on
the river, with refreshments and fireworks,
which WIN be perfect II the weather man
ls good to US, Saturday evening there Is q
session on Social Problems" which will
I be OF great interest, especially after a de-
/ ighttul afternoon OF reception, including
| Mount Auburn. Monday evening the state
presidents VIII give US happy greeting
combined with q little touch OF local color
/ wednesday evening Is the climax, the Gen
/ srsl Federation presidents own evening
and the closing session o. the biennial
/ Thursday morning, May 10, the council
meets again to consider what has been
/ accomplished by the biennial and TO look
forward over the coming two years work
There are interesting whispers afloat about
I kentucky's plans for trip to its wonder
| fu Mammoth cave at the close of the con-
vention, but this is q beautiful secret. all
! the more beautiful because there is mys-
! YOU at Cincinnati! Come early and stay
! late. FANNY II. CARPENTER,
Chairman Of Program.