Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-08

( Civil questions were brought 10 the at
tentior % the meuhers % the so-al science
department ar its meeting M0-day after
noon as Questions On regard 90 Which
each ore has q resp1nslbility Zach Of the
I speakers pointed her tsUk By zhoving what
Z the individual can % TO promote the CIVIC
health and welfare.
Mrs.. Arbert Edholm uro was leader q
I the meeting. sounded this pervadug note
in the concise and forcsfui paper which
she read on Civic RiEhteousness ard
I Tuberculosis she said. The time for
rrscracksr patriotism is past; Il has ben
pushed cut b. sense q civic rssponsi-
I blity. After picturinE succinctiv and
with telHnE phrases the way IN which the
I carelezsness q the individuai threatens the
health Of the community. she sad. IF
you do not recognize your personal re
sponsibiiity. u you can observe the people
about you offending the Avs Of health,
Considering the ANTICIPATING ordnance 3
dead letter and disreezrdinE the cutlery
against the house IL and Be content 20 Do
and say nothing. your patriotism is A. a
low ebb.-
Mr. Harry Lavrie. who spoke on Arch
tectural Beauty and CriHty.~ made the
respons hiity Of the club women q coIlec-
tive cne. He said. You are working
70 get public sentiment aroused in the
interest Of q CITY beautiful His talk vas
an interesting review % the evolution Of
the idea q city building from the utility
70 the idea which meant both greater
utility and greater beauty.
city. he said. first has q Consciousness
q the possibilities q civic beauty when
10 gets rich enough % have men with some
leisure time TO give 10 the thought and
planning for the promotion Of the cts
beautiful idea Omaha has nov reached
that stage II you are DESTROYS Of siding
give 20 the PARK board al your encourage
meut for their Droiect In regard to Csrtel
lake
In the questions which followed his tsls
Mr.. Lawrie vas asked 20 describe tn
. ideal school building Germany" he said
made the first step toward this and ~
have been adopting ana adapting the Ger
man idea in this country. The two nai-
points IN their plan are IN regard to tn
lighting and ventilation % the roous- ",
have the light coming in from one sd
only. across the left shoulders OF tn
pupils. ard 80 that both pupil and teaehe'
? are facing dead walls He favored ~
} tanning system % ventilation. which pro
vides that the air OF the room - entirely
- T changed every twenty minutes The -
Louis schools he commended as embodyfni
the bess principles in school building.
Mrs Draper Smith read excerpts from
current numbers Of the sociological maga
y zine. Survey. On subjects OF interest q
J. the department she quoted from n
: magazines report OF the Nebraska con
: ference Of charities and corrections whicl
was given under the heading "Nebrask
I Consplres 70 Head Off siums~
The United states Daughters OF ISL nee
"Wednesday Afternoon al the home Of Mrs
2 ". D Giffin- "A. North ThirJy-ninth street
4 Mrs. Hsrbert Gates. founder and president
viii preside Al the meeting and VIII rea.
a q paper BY a Colonial FTresids" At thi
ie meeting the name OF another real daugh
A ter viii Be proposed for Membership Thi
II viii give the society several real daughters
u Rev B. 2. Fellmau viii speak at II
p-1 meeting Of ths Frances willard Women
N Christian Temperance union meetin
ie Wednesday afternoon on Church Organ
in iEatiou on Social Service Ms George "
70 COveu vii give a report OF the reoen
Is state convention OF the Woman Suffrag
be ASSOCIATION The meeting Vii Be held q
y the home Of Mrs. COveu. s5ls Writ stree
be al O'Clock
c. The wives OF the master plumbers Z