Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-16
What
Women
Are Doing

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VTA convention Of the Nebraska
State Federation Of women's
clubs at Tecumseh win be held
NflJft Monday evening ct o'clock, In
1881 the First Methodist church. Mrs.
Frederick II. Cole, OF Omaha, state y. e1.-
dent. will preside at this meeting. The
program for this opening meeting includes
an address OF welcome from the mayor,
from Mra Walter Kiehel representing the
Tecumseh club women; q response BY Mrs.
Alma Diers Of Madison, and an address by
Mrs Phillip N. Moore Of st. Louis, General
Federation OF womsn's Club president.
After this meeting there will be an infor-
NAL reception.
Tuesday morning the session begins at
7:45 o'clock with a meeting Of the executive
board. followed by a meeting Of the d-
rectory. After the presentation Of creden-
tails committee and officers reports will
be given as follows
COMMITTEES reports: Program, Mrs. A. Q.
Thomas, Kearney; Constitution, Mrs. w.
e Reed. Madison; Reciprocity, DR.. Nellie
Bell, Fremont; Legislative, Mrs. O. N,
etonebraker, Lincoln Badge, Mrs Clara
Harry L. Dobbins, lincoln.
Officers reportsi Recording secretary,
Mrs. Mabels Ravens CoTbett, Atkinsoni
corresponding secretary, Mrs. c. M. 5ohin-
del, South Omaha; treasurer Mrs. 9, o.
Yoeman, Blwood; auditor, MT J, r. l.
Carey, Bancroft; General Federation SEQ
rotary, Mrs. H. NJ. Bushnell, Lincoln
greetings state vice president, Mrs. Max
District vice presidents reports; First
district, Mrs n. G, Lindsay, Lincoln Sec
ond district, Mrs. w. II. Davidson, Spring
field; Third district, Mrs, .. II. Needham,
Albion; Fourth district, Mrs. l.. ]. Cowan,
Ashland; Fifth district, Mrs. James /.
Rhea. Holdrege; Sixth district, Mrs. l. q.
Simon sidney.
Mrs Cole win give her address as presi-
dent at the opening Of the Tuesday after
noon session. which also includes:
Greetings, Mrs. Harry l.. Keefe, General
Federation Womens Christian director,
organiEationsi club reports; civics and for
estry session, Mrs W. A. Harrison, YORK
Presidingi biennial and chairman report
Mrs. w. A. HRrrisoni report OF national
conservation meeting a. ST. Paul; address
New Educational Activities" Dr.. Lucille
Eaves, associate professor OF practical SO
oiology, University OF Nebraska
Tuesday evening is the civil service ses-
sion, at which Mrs. n II. Nelson OF Omaha
presides. The program IL:
Vocal solo, Romeo and Juliet" use7 YER
sion, Charles Gounod), Mrs. J. =. Pulyer'
Nelson address. our State Instltudons;'
address Application Of civil Service Re
formerly special probation officer Of the
Episcopal church In Chicago, now resident
worker In jacobs Hail, Omaha.
Miss Harriet Hershey Of Nebraska City
will preside at the education session
Wednesday morning at o'clock. The
program is:
Biennial report, Mrs. F. H. Cole, Omaha.
Educational training in Australia, Miss
Annie l.. Miller, Lincoln.
Address, what the Woman's Club Can
DO for the Schools" ]. G. Bishop, state
superintendent Of public instruction.
DR.. Inez Philbrick Of Lincoln presided at
the public health session at 1880 o'clock
Wednesday morning. Dr. Marie Grote OF
Ponca speaks on the Work Of the Ameri-
can Medical Association"
The library session IL held wednesday
morning at II O'Clock, Mrs. Harry L.
Keefe of walthlll. presiding, and giving
the biennial and Ohairmsn's report. Mrs.
Frank Reavis Of Falls city speaks on
The Town Library and Rural Community, -
and Miss Charlotte Templeton Of Lincoln
on Libraries in State Institutions"
Mrs. Addison Il. Sheldon OF lincoln pre-
sides at the literature session in the after
noon and gives the ohairman's report, The
program Is;
Literature ss a Study" Miss Harriet r.
Towne University Publishing company
Lincoln.
Miss Kate~A MeHngh. head OF English
department Omaha High school, Omaha.
THE Lyric and the Dramatic Poems
IL
member literature committee, Hastings.
At O'Clock the Industrial session will be
held Mrs. Halleck Rose Of Omaha presid-
ing, and giving the chairman's report The
program Is:
Biennial report, Mrs J. N. Paul, st. Paul
Address, r, J. Patrick, ex-state senator
''The Industrial Phase OF the Natona
Conservation Congress-" Mrs, J. II. Cor
rick, Culbeftson.
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ride about the city, courtesy Of Tecumseh.
Wednesday evenings program;
Meeting OF nominating committee,
Musicale Mrs. T. J. Gist. Falls CITY, pre-
Piano solo-Faust waitzes. .Gounod-Jarl
Mrs Ida Cowles Day, Weeping Water.
Vocal Soio-Selected, ,.,.....,..,..,,...,.s..
Mrs. J. r. Cain, jr., Stella,
Plano solo-(aJ Romance in flat.
Rubenstein; (b) 4umoreske. .Dvoral
Miss Banks Falls City.
Vocal solo-My Love Is Like a Red
Frank S. Hastings, Mrs Elisabeth
Harvey Whitmore, Fairbury.
Piano Solo-Nocturne No. 2.,..,..... Chopin
Mrs. Annie Reavis Gist, Falls city.
Vocal Solo-seleeted. ;,.'''.'.'''''''''''
Reading, Mrs BaScocE.
Vocal Solo-ta) A Memory, Edna Parks;
OBJ The Day Is Gone, Margaret Lang
Mrs. whltmore.
Piano solo-Rhapsodie Hongroise No.
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Mrs. nellie L. Brown, Fairbury
Thursday morning will be business SEES
sion.
Report Of credential committee.
Constitutional amendments
Report OF nominating committee.
Election OF officers.
Thursday afternoon is household econ
omics session, Mrs. w. q. whitmore, Val
ley, presiding.
Report Of chairman. Mrs. F. J. Burnett
vice chairman, Omaha
Biennial report. Mrs, A. o. Thomas, Kear