Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-23
What
Women
Are Dom :

- Ks. Fhll4lP n. MOORE or 81. ]
Louis, president Of the Cen /
II" eral Federation OF WOmen's
Clubs. will be Omaha's guest |
sS4gl tomorrow. officially the guest
- OF the Omaha Women's clubs |
Ll.- .-4, of honor al a breakfast TO be |
giNen az 10 o'clock az the Henshaw hotel. |
This event, which will be shared In By
a large number Of the club women OF
Omaha and vicinity, Will, without doubt,
be one Of the most noteworthy events OF
the year. Members Of the federated
clubs OF Omaha, South Omaha, Council
Bluffs. Benson and Dundee, and the mem
bers OF the Association OF Collegiate
Alumnae have been Invited to meet Mrs.
Moore.
In addition to Mrs. Moore. the club
guests will be Mrs. H. l.. Reefe Of Walt
hill. a member Of the general board OF
directors. Mrs. Frederick H. Cole pres-
dent Of the Nebraska federation, and Mrs
W. II. Davidson OF Springfield district
vice president.
The president OF the Omaha club. in an
nouncing the breakfast, emphasizes the
hour-l0. Promptness will be necessary. as
Mrs. Moore and the delegates 70 the state
meeting at Tecumseh leave at i 30 O'Clock,
and even with promptness the time avail
able for the address which Mrs. Moore will
give to the club women will be shorter than
the listeners could wish.
Mrs. Frederick H. Cole, president Of the
Nebraska Federation OF Womens Clubs
completes her two years in the office with
the annual meeting which is to be held at
Tecumseh this week. and as the consutu-
ton forbids more than two terms to an
officer, her successor will then be Sc
lected
In the fact that the Tecumseh program
as planned is one OF particular interest
and also of direct value to every club
woman may be found a fact typical Of the
administration of the president. Her two
years as executive have been yeara of
splendid accomplishment for the federation.
They have meant growth In federation
interest, as manifested by the increase In
the number OF clubs in the federation
Twenty-Five clubs were federated in the
last year, and they have meant growth IN
the practical employment OF the oppor-
tuniues which come to the organised club
woman. During the last year the Nurses
association and the household economies Of
allied agriculture clubs have become at
rilated with the state federation. tn,
establishment OF scholarships at tn,
various Nebraska schools, for the dAuEh
ters Of club women, is also one Of the note
worthy accomplishments OF the term
As administrator Mrs. Cole was sHpe
ciaily successful and by a wise selection
OF committee workers and by their co
operation accomplished much for the elul
women OF Nebraska.
This committee efficiency Is also wei
illustrated In the program. Mrs. A. o
Thomas, chairman OF the program commit
tee and her committee are responsible 10
tbs skillful Arrangement and grouping, an
each Of the chairmsn and departments
committees for the part Of the program
dealing with their special study.
UNCONVENTIONAL rallies are 20 be an i'm
portant feature OF the program planne
Tor the Woman's National Foreign Niasion
AIRY jubilee which IL to be held In oman
Thursday and Friday. These are 70 b
held Friday afternoon In the variou
churches and will be IN charge OF member
OF the national mission board OF each do
nomination. The list Of speakers is no
yet complete. Those who have written tina
they will be here and the rallies at Ehlc
will speak are:
Presbyterian rally, First Prasbytsria
church, Mrs. r. II. Silverthorn OF Denve
viii preside; Dr. Mary Noble. a worker
India, will speak OF the work there.
At the Baptst rally. Young Women
Christian association auditorium, Mrs. 4
L. Bayne, missionary to Africa; Mr.
Anna S. Buzzeli OF Japan. Mrs. Elmo1
OF India and Mrs. Helen Montgomery an
Rev S, r. Vinton win speak.
Speakers at the Christian rally. Fir.
Christian church, will include Miss Floren,
Miller, worker in the mountain schoo
OF Kentucky; Miss Gala Scott willar,
OFFICER OF Nebraska Missionary societ,
and Mrs. Wilkinson OF Porto Rico.
The other rallies are: Methodist nplsc,
pa First Methodist Episcopal churcl
Episcopal, All Saints parish house; Congr
rational, First Congregational ohurcl
United Presbyterian, Young Woman
Christian association assembly room; I'm
TED Brethren Hartford Memorial church.
The jubilee opens with conference vii
mission workers-and this Is open 70 .