Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-05-21

ton pulidlnB 10 the main floor The MEM
bers hope to have most Of the $4,000 col
lected by next Saturday evening.
W. J. Bryan has accepted the invitation
from the Women's Missionary Federation
Of Omaha to be In Omaha. Sunday, July
16. He will deliver his lecture. The Fruits
of the Tree, which he delivered last year
at the international Missionary congress
at Edinburgh, Scotland.
Active preparations are being made by
the Women's Missionary Federation OF
Omaha for the summer school and confer
ence which viii be held July u to Is at
the University Of Omaha. The meetings
will be held In the new gymnasium.
The aim is to enlarge interest in world
wide evangelization; 20 present newest
conditions in mission fields; to enlist and
train leaders in church, missionary, edu-
cational and civic enterprises.
There will be studies in the Bible. IA
foreign and home missionary text books,
classes in methods and conferences during
the mornings from 915 to 1918, and in
struction and entertainment for children
from 4 to $50 afternoons, and entertain
ments and lectures in the evenings.
The committee of the Laymens move
ment will have charge of the Sunday mass
meeting.
DR., Alexander Corkey, author Of the
Victory of Allan Rutledge," will speak
July II.
DR.. +. A. Steiner will lecture July 10.
: The "Rawies' will give their entertain
ment July II. July IS will be ohildren's
night.
Teachers for the summer school will be
Mrs. .E. H. Silverthorne of Denver, Miss
Isabelle Horton of st. Louis and Miss Car
RE Barge, field and college secretary of
the Womens Home Mission board Of the
Methodist church
The May meeting of the Woman's club
Railway Mail Service, was held wednes-
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. w. o.
Hathaway in Dundee Mrs. John Bit
finger, the delegate to the second district
meeting held at Valley, gave an interest
ing report.
The last meeting of the Myrtle Story
Teller's league VIII be a picnic Thursday
at 4.s0 at Hanscom park. Al members of
the league are invited.
Omaha chapter OF the Daughters Of the
American Revolution viii meet Monday
afternoon at 230 o'clock at the lecture
room OF the public library, Officers and
members of the advisory board will be
elected The program will include reports
OF the officers and standing committees.
There will also be a report OF the
Twentieth Continental congress recently
held at washington, d. c.. which was
attended by Mrs. Stubs. the Omaha re-
gent who was delegate from here
Mrs. Jeanette White viii entertain the
members Of the womans league Tuesday
evening informally at her home In South
Omaha
The meeting of the state federation Of
the American Woman's league, which was
10 have been held in Lincoln last week
has been postponed until the return Of Mr.
u q. Lewis, mayor of University City,
who is now in Los Angeles. Mr..
Lewis founded the league. which now has
over 100000 members in the United States.
The league is for the benefit of university
extension work and various forms OF edu-
cational work
lot has been donated the Omaha chap
ter near Tenth and Bancroft streets. When
the local membership reaches the 500 mark
a chapter house, with lecture rooms will
be presented by the national league.
The Federation OF the Women's Chris
tian Temperance union will hold its second
meeting at the Young Womens Christian
association on Wednesday afternoon May
a, at 2SO. The Benson union will have
charge OF the program. All women inter-
ssted, whether members OF the union or
DOT, are cordially invited Following is
the program:
Hymn
Invocation-Rev Wilson,
Plano Solo-AIiss Liljenstolp0.
Address-Judge Estelle.
Duet-Mrs. Mccoy and Mrs. Bosworth.
Paper-"Drunkenness a Disease" by Mrs.
Ryman
Violin Solo-John Larson.
Address-Rev. Attach 'Mizpah."
Mrs Emma F. Byers. who is spending 9
few weeks in Omaha assisting in the
Young Women's Christian association
campaign 70 raise $4,000 will speak sun