Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1920-01-09
DOM
More Than One Hundred
Club Women Banquet
at Fontenelle.

Dinner in the palm room Of the
Hotel Fontenelle in honor of gen
eral federation and state officers
proved a brilliant and enjoyable
function. Women from all parts Of
the United States, and splendid
representation of state and loca,
club women were present. Place
cards Of yellow and white umbrella:
were used, and narcissus blossoms
in the same colors formed an at.
tractive centerpiece on the table
where general federation officers
were seated. Mrs. Josiah Evans
Cowles of California, Miss Georgia
Bacon of Massachusetts,, Mrs
Thomas G. Winter of Minnesota
Mrs. George Plummer and Mrs
John D. Sherman of Illinois, Mrs
John Shaker of Nebraska were pre-
scented for short talks by Mrs. M
D. Cameron of Omaha. Dinner ar,
engagements were under direction Of
Mrs. F. H. Cole.
General federation officers at
tending were:
Miss Georgia. A. Bacon, worcester
Mass. Mesdamea Josiah Evans Cowles
H EOs ceio Mary Modd Nsss m
NJ H.; Benjamin B. Clark, Red Oak, Ia.
William P. Harper. Seattle, Wash; Little
berry J. Haley. birmingham. Ala; H. A
Conway. Ark: Edward G. Dennison. San
Francisco. Cal; Jacobsen. Denver. Colo;
John Ponder Salisbury. Dover. Del
MeWfhrter, Indianapolis, Ind; Homer A
franklin. Ky; &. W. Perkins. Boston
Mass: Delphine Dodge: Detroit, Mich.
W. T. Coe, Wayzata, Mimi: NJ. D. Cam
eron. Omaha. Neb.; George F. West
Yerington New; John r. Schemmerhorn
East Orange. N; j.; r. R. Gotten, Bruce
\. G.; Eugene B. LAWSON. Nowata. OH.
Gunderson. vermillion. S. D.; Walter B.
Sharp Houston. Tex; r. L. Hutchinson
Huntington, W. Va; FRANCIS T. Blesch,
Rapids. Mich: John Dickinson sherman
Estes Park, Colo: Thomas G. Winter,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Shaker. Hastings. president; Mrs. E, 3
Penney. Fullerton. vice president; Mrs. S
Mrs. Paul Perryman. ord; corresponding
treasurer; Elizabeth OHM Smith Chad.
ron. auditor: Mrs. A. e. Sheldon. Lincoln
general federation state secretary and d.
rector-elect.
District Presidents-Mrs. w. L. Morrill,
Sterling: Mrs. William Berry. Omaha; Mrs
W. E. Miner. Oakland; Mrs. E. E. Burr,
Guide Rock.
State Chairmen of Departments-Mrs
r. A. Long. Madison, endowment; Mrs P.
It. McGerr, Falls City, health: Mrs. E. E.
Welch, York literature; Mrs. Bertha Mil
lar, North Bend, civics; Mrs. John Hughes,
Omaha. industrial and social conditions:
Mrs, Halleck Rose, Omaha, retiring chair
man of art: Mrs. C. E. Morey. Hastings,
art; Mrs. James T. Lees, Lincoln. editor
The Bulletin; Mrs. NJ. A. Hosteter, Shell
ton, reciprocity bureau; Miss Hattie NJ.
Summers, Beatrice, education; Katherine
F. worley, Omaha. Americanization:
Past State observation-disclosures Draper
and Mrs A. f. Sheldon.
pr Past s stst' PFes s n coIe
From the Omaha Woman's club: Mrs.
C. L. Hempel. e. J. Johnson, A. L. Fern
aid, C. W. Hayes James Craddock, Ada
Ralston. ": H, Hatteroth, Harriet Mac
ME Callfas. E NJ. syfert, H. B. White
house. ]. H. Dumont and Lord. DR.. Sui
livan and John W. Gill. Mrs. c. H. Aull,
Mrs. H. c. Sumney.
Railway NAH Service Woman's Club.
De Long, ]. A. Quinn and W. j. Nash
Benson Woman's Club-Mesdames w. A.
Wilcox, c. c. Bearns, F. w. Smith, John
Giles and Tracey.
Dundee woman's Club-Mesdamss W. T.
N. X. Sype.
South Omaha woman's Club-Mrs J. B.
Watkins, H. B. Bergquist, W. e. r. Geyle.
E. c. shrigley. D: D: Clark, n. NJ. Graham,
Bruce Mccullough, Boyer. Miss Caro- Fiske
Colburn of Boston and Mrs. G. LOOMS OF
Colorado.
Mrs Hester Copper, Mrs Cyrus Mason
and Miss Patricia Darraugh for the press.