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OFFICERS OF THE STATE FEDERATION OF
WOMAN'S CLDB8.
President, Mrs. B. M. Stoutenbor
ougb, Plattsmoutb.
Vice-president, Mre. J. E. Keysor,
2724 Caldwell street, Omaha.
Secretary, Mies Vesta Gray, Fremont.
Treasurer, Mra. M. F. Nichols, Be
atrice. Auditor, Mrs. D. C. McKillip, Seward.
Librarian, Mra. G. M. Lambertson,
Lincoln.
Mrs. Jennie HKeyaor of Omaha has
kindly consented to read her paper en-
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titled "A Study of the Scarlet Letter,'
at the meeting; of the Nebraska Feder
ation of Woman's Clubs to be held at
Beatrice June 17, 1897.
I would suggest to the club women of
our state a review of this book, either
in their club work or at home, that we
may rightly estimate Mrs. Keysor's con
scientious interpretation of Hawthorne's
masterpiece.
Belle M. Stoutenborocgh,
President Nebraska Federation of Wo
man's Clubs.
Plsttsmouth, Feb. 17, 1897.
Lincoln Clubs.
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KAMKOFCLUB. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY.
Athene Mrs. Will Green Mrs. Belle Hamilton
Book Review Mrs. I.N.Baker. Mrs. Kelley
Osatury Mrs. M. H. Garten -."...Mrs. R.T. Van Brunt
Faculty Club... , Mrs. Geo. E. MacLean Mrs. P. B. Burnett
Fortnightly Mrs. 0. H. Imboff Mrs. C.H.Gere
HallinGrom Mrs. H. M. Bushnell Mrs. Walter Davis
Lotus Mra. J. L. McConnell Mrs. J. R. Clark
Matisee Musicale Mrs. D. A. Campbell Mrs. J. W. Winner
Sorosis Mra. A. J. Sawyer Mrs. J. E.Miller
Sorosts, Jr Mrs. Wm.T. Stevens Mrs. Fred Shephard
Wednesday Afternoon. The hostess acts as president. . Mrs Robert Wilson
Woman's Club Mre. A. A. Scott. Mrs. J. L. Parsons
Y.W. a A. Magazine Club.... Miss Wild
officers of the city federation. evening and was most delightfully en
President, Mrs. Geo. L. Meissner, 1520 tertainedby Miss Conklin, teacher of
D street. French and Italian in the Stata Uni-
Firct vice president, Mrs. Ida Kelley, versity. She described her trip to Na-
839 Not th Twenty-third street. pies, Pompeii and Vesuvius, and the
Second vice-president, Mrs. H. H. island of Capri, summer before last.
Wheeler, 1517 H street She brought many of her views with
Recording secretary. Miss Laura Wild, her and kept the club much amused, as
141 South Twelfth street well as giving a great deal of instruction
,. . ,, ,r-u by the bright way in which she told of
Corresponding secretary, Mrs. Milton .
Kmtt -WRo th Th" t th rd street incidents of her travel. The even-
mJ" o7w u:.!...!. 'oi ingwasso much enjoyed that she was
.treasurer, mio. -. . .n.uni-, .-.
North Sixteenth street
asked to come again next month and de
scribe the scenes of the Marble Faun.
" At the next meeting in two weeks there
The Matinee Musicale will appropri- will be the regular review of the maga
ately celebrate Washington's birthday zines.
by a program of American music A The following was the program given
paper on the choral societies of America at the Friday evening "at home." Piaao
and their conductors, and American duet. Miss Elmore aud Miss Countryman
composers will be read by Mrs. Barbour, of the Conservatory; recitation, "Patsy,''
The works of McDowell, Mason, Arthur by Miss Ocean Daily; vocal solo, Mrs.
Foote, Wilson Smith, Margaret Long, Hoi yoke; recitation,"The BurgoMaster's
Dudley Buck, Mrs. Beach and Nevins Crime," by Miss Daily.
Miss Daily has started an elocution
class Monday afternoons from 4 until 5.
The Association would like very much
to own Borne games, so that young ladies
who wish to amuse themselves for a
half hour could find the materials and a
will be represented.
The following musicians will take
part in the program: Miss Schofield,
Mrs. Herzog, Mre. Paul Holm, Mis
Odell, pianiBts; Mrs. C. S. Lippincott,
Miss Furnas, Mrs. Doane, Mrs. Sander
son, Mrs, Bealer, vocalists; accompanist, room at their disposal. They woull be
Mies Harriet Reynolds.
t. w. c. a, notes.
At the unicn meeting last Sabbath
there were 125 in the room, and many
stayed afterwards for the tea and social.
Next Sabbath will be the first of a ceries Science department
very helpful, too, at the Fiiday evenings
"at home."
Next Friday there will be a stereopti
con entettiinment and musicale, with
admission at II cents.
Some of the ladies of the Domestic
of the Woman's
upon "The Balance of Christ's Charac- club, who are experts in cooking certain
ter;" topic, "Aristocrat and Democrat" articles, have offered to give six lessonB
The first meeting of the Bible training at the Y. W. C. A. rooms for the benefit
class for Sunday School teachers and of any who would like to atteud. They
all interested in Bible study was held will show how to make baking powder
Tuesday tight There were fifty-four biscuits, angel food, brown bread, etc
present It wsb decided to take a col- A fee of 15 cents a lesson will be asked
lection at the door instead of having a andlOcents for Y. W. C. A. members,
regular fee for the courser, and also that The lessons will bo given on Wednesday
the fiist forty minutcB should be given afternoons to accommodate thor e who
up to an instructive study of the lesson are working in families. If there are
and the last twenty minutes to the pre- those whe would like to patronize this
eentattonot the woik for" the primary cooking class either by coming them
and intermediate grades. Miss Cole, selves or sending someone else, they
one of the best primary teachers of both will kindly communicate with Miss
the day schools and the Sunday School, Wild at 141 South Twelfth street within
baa already been secured for the month a few days.
of March. The class will begin prompt- The Y. W. C. A. has put into the
Jv at 70, the next lesson is Acts VJ1I. hands of the printer a railway and city
TheMagszine club metWedcesdty guide book with a church directory
which all should have. It is of a con
venient size for the pocket, with blank
pages for memoranda. Five thousand
of these are to be issued and distributed
free. Be sure and get one.
A Dilemma.
While others praiie him long and praise him.
londljr,
I will bold my voice.
Yet I. ah me, I hear them proudly, proudly,
And rejoice.
I drop mine eyes lest by their shine and glisten
I should be betrayed,
But looking down I listen, how I listen I
Half dismayed.
On eery other theme I gayly chatter,
Spirits glad and high, .
But talk of him, ah, that's another matter t
Drunk am I.
I fear to speak lest it shonld be detected,
The love I bear,
I fear the silence lest I be expected
The talk to share. Isabel Bicret.
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