Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-09-25

~ Aut UfHA Methnh OA ANt new
IXAYI directory OF the Omaha
WV Woman's club the season Of that
important organization may
NS1YyESI fairly be considered open. 1t IT,
eSz@<sSJ therefore. right and proper TO
lhow state that the club year IL here. The
2directiry held its first meeting Friday
morning
ThJ approaching visit OF the president Of
the General Federation OF Women's clcbs,
Mrs. Philip N. Moore Of ST. Louis, was a
topic, of much interest at this meeting. as
preliminary arrangements for her entertain
ment we're made Mrs. Moore, who comes
20 Nebraska TO attend the State Federation
convention at Tecumseh, will be in Omaha
October "A. The Omaha Women's clubs Will
entertain at a breakfast in her honor. the
federated clubs of Omaha and the members
Z OF the Alumnae Collegiate association. Mrs.
Moore Is the national president OF the col
! lege women's organization.
\ Consideration and acceptance Of the regu-
! lations governing the five scholarships for
| which daughters OF the Omaha club women
may compete was the chief business OF the
first session, The scholarships. tor which
examinations are to be held not later than
September "a, are:
II First-The University OF Nebraska, for
which 500 is available to aid the successful
candidate IN defraying expenses
Second-University OF Omaha, which do
mates remission OF tuition for four years.
Third-Mary ID. stoddardi which consists
isssrest " by an Omaha HIN school Sp Gradual,
~ paying tuition in Omaha university
Fourth-The Van SAINT Business college
'IEhich gives a full business college train
fng for eight months, together with books
I Fifth-Browneil Hail, which gives large
4emisslon In expenses for tuition and board
Anrllrat hn In writing II
Ihe< president. Mrs. NJ. ID. Cameron, 800
aiming street
rhe annual convention OF the Nebrasks
{ Woman's Christian union Is to be held II
rnirbury this week September "a to 20
n'he announcement OF officers state tina
kffort is being made to make this con
Ion the largest and best the organ
on has ever held.
urging a large attendance the pres
:. 21berlntendent, Mrs. ADELAIDE Rood says
tThere are many reasons why this con
+ 4thtion should be well attended. Gres
Il ltsues are at stake just now. The temper
I 4nce question Is evidently to have firs
n|hce in the coming campaign and vii
Ave a crucial test at the polls this fall
/ Nnch depends upon our organization as Z
!, he outcome"
Il n QeB0hy EVENING y ItCepNion Will v
" Riyen to the general officers and delegate
- home OF Mrs. Hatfield The pro
for the evening meeting includes al
1ddfess of welcome by the mayor o
4 Falrbury, c. NJ. Hurlburt; by Rev. M 4
Gilbert Of the Methodist Episcopal church
/ Ind Mrs. Olive Jackson Of the Falrbur
nnion. Mrs. -. e. Johns OF Omaha
"A president OF the Douglas county unto
/. lwiIl respond. The election Of officers !
bhed Thursday morning.
Newton Wesley Gaines. a Nebraska ma
land a well known educator. lie TO be tn
principal speaker. Mrs. Frances b. Heal
4 and Mrs. Helen Horribly, who have re
Icently returned from a trip abroad, wi
give us glimpses OF the worlds CONVEX
ton.
Tuesday afternoon there will be
delegates conference presided over
Mrs Kate Davis, president Of the Eas
/. \ Lincoln union. This conference will b
similar to the school OF methods, whlc
prseedes the national convention.
a question box each day will be an In
terestng and instructive feature ON