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Officers of the State Federation of Woman's Clubs.
President, "Mrs. B. M. Stoutenborough, PJattsmouth.
Vice-president, Mrs. J. E. Keysor, 2724 Caldwell street, Omaha.
Secretary, Miss Vesta Gray, Fremont.
Treasurer, Mrs. M. F. Nichols, Beatrice.
Auditor, Mrs. D. C. McKillip, Seward.
Librarian, Mrs. G. M. Lambertson, Lincoln.
Lincoln Clubs.
PRESIDENT.
SAME OF CLUU. J-IUU31UH.-W. oriuiiAni.
Atbenea Mrs-WillGreen Irs. Belle Hamilton
Book Ravin V... Mrs. I.N.Baker. Mrs.KelIey
Century Mrs. M. H. Garten Mrs. B. T. Van Brunt
Faeultv Club .- Mrs. Geo. E. MacLean Mrs. P. B. Burnett
Fortn&btly V. Mrs. 0. H. Imboff Mrs. C.H.Gere
HkllinGrovo Mrs. H. M. Bushnell Mrs. Walter Davis
Lotos " Mrs. J. L. McConnell Mrs. Lucy A.Becsey
Matin'eV MuBi'caVe"... Mrs. D. A-Campbell Mrs. J. W. Winger
Gnmfia Mrs. A. J. Sawyer Mrs. J. E. Miller
Sorosfc. " Jr '" ".".. .. Mrs. Wm.T. Stevens Mrs. Fred Shephard
WedneadayAtternoon The boateas acts as president.. Mrs. Robert Wilson
Woman's Club Mrs. A. A. Scott Mrs. J.L. Parsons
Y.W. a A. Magazine CIub....Jtti83 wiia
OFFICERS OP THE CITY FEDERATION.
President, Mrs. Geo. L. Meissner, 1512
D street
First vice president, Mrs. Ida Kelley,
839 North Twenty-third street.
Second vice-president, Mrs. H. H.
Wheeler, 1517 H street
Recording secretary, Miss Laura Wild,
141 South Twelfth, street
Corresponding secretary, Mrs. Milton
Scott 202 South Thirty-third Btreet
Treasurer, Mrs. C. R. RicharoV.ISl
North Sixteenth street
Tae Flower Mission held its annual
meeting at tbe home of Mrs.- Lew Mar
shall obM street. Reports were pte
' seated and the-oBicers for the next year
were elected. Mrs. L9W Marshall was
re-elected president, Sec'yMiss Hollow
bush; Treas Mies Nance; committee of
-flowers and fruit collection, Mies Mae
Burri Miss Alice Slaughter, Miss Giace
Oakley. Report for the year 1896 97:
2225 banquets
" 117 loaves of bread,
' G3 classes ot jelly,
Gjars of preserves,
11 jars of jam,
' 7 ropej of emilax . .
" DONATED.
19 street car tickets,
42 boxes of berries,
2 packages of coffee,
12 pair of shoes, f
12 pounds of meat, $
,24 plants,
2 bottles of wine. - ;
9 bottles of medicine, - -14
jars of beef extract. .
10 baskets of fruit,
14H doz oranges,
:i4 doz apples, ( .-
.- 5 doz banannas, ,,
'2 pies,
84 orders tor groceries,
1 dress,
1 jacket, ' -9
vests,
2 coats, y
13 suits of underwear,
2chlrts,
8 chickens
1 cake.
24 small cakes,
G cans of vegetables,
2 packages of oatmeal, -1
bltDket
1 pair mittens,
Handkerchiefs :?
Picture books,
1 comforter, . .
2pakslippen,
24 quarts of milk,
t pound of sugar,
i, 2 pieces ot carpet, "
- 1 pair ot socks,
f -2 pound ot butter, .
doz.egga. .
f- 2 Bight dresses,
Turkey and cranberries,
2 dressing Becks.
MEMBERS.
Mrs. Marshal),
" Rector,
" Houtz,
Mies Burr.
" Griffith,
" Hollo wbush,
" Hoover
" Latta,
" Marshall,
" Moore,
" Nance, " --' "
" G.Oakley,
" M. Oakley,
" Slaughter,
" Rector,
" Brooks,
" Farwell,
" Risser,
" Garten,
" Burnham.
" M. Carson.
PEACES VISITED
St Elizabeth's and Tabitha hospitals
Old Ladies' Home, Home for the Friend,
less and many homes.
TRFASCBEB's REPORT.
Receipts. Expenditures.
Dues 110357 Flowera... $78.85
Fines
Teas..
Ball..
2.00 Fruit 11.65
17.37 Misc 13.26
163.75 Medicine.. 1126
Ball 54.60
Total.... 928651
Cash on hand $113.80. Total. . . .8172.71
FRANCES RECTOR.
These young ladies have kept a care
ful record of their benefactions and
business meetings. The sscretary's
book faithfully records the doings of
their unpretentious mission. The
members have gone about their work
not in the eelf-concious spirit of "eluin
ming," but to learn the bitterners of the
posrest and to help with humility as
they had opportuuity. Their flushed
cheeks, tearful eyes and timid, tender
words have warmed hearts that, "old
close'and coal could net thaw. That they
have not allowed criticism or waning
enthusiasm to inteifere with their plan
of work speaks well for the earnestness
ot their purpose.
Sorosts met May 4th with Mrs. Mc
Gahey. Mrs. Lambertson read a well pre
pared paper on The Rise of the Banking
System. She told of the origin, tunc
tion and utility of banks after which she
described the workings of the great
banks of Europe particularly tbe banks
ot England and the backs of Scotland,
tbe latter probably, nearer perfection
than any other European bank. The
balance ot her paper was devoted to a
history ot banks in the United States.
She spoke particularly of the bank of
Philadelphia established in 1790, and of
Jackson's conflict with the banks.
This part of her paper called forth tome
discussion. She named the banks in
operation now private savings, state,
national and told ot the nature ot their
organization, thiir advantage and de
fects and read reports of Mr. Carlisle
and Mr. Eckels which suggested
remedies for the latter. The club will
meet with Mrs. Miller 1849 C street.
May 18th. Mrs. Maule will read a
paper on "Our Foreign Relations."
THE LANSING THEATRE
JOHN DOWDEN, Jr , Manager.
One Night Only. .
MONDAY, MAY 10TH. :
The best minstrel company that ever visited Lincoln. " .
MAHARA'S
MINSTRELS
Street: Fcrcl Dally atNoon.
Box office open Saturday.
Prices 10o9 20(5 amd 3s
(Dne flight n!f , Wnesaa?, Mai? 12.
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Under the direction of Professor Kimball. This club has
made a successful tour of the state and the home concert will
be the last of the series. They will be assisted by the Su-
torius mandolin orchestra of sixty performers.
' Seats on sale Monday at 10 a. m. Prices 25c, 50c and 75c.
JJJKJgE OESS TlOTTE)
FRANK C. ZEHKUNG Manager. -
One solid week commencing Monday, May 10th.
Continuous Performance.
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Monday night:
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CQRBETT-COURTNEY CONTEST
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On Monday nig-ht two ladies, or one lady and gentleman
admited on one 30 cent ticket if boug-ht before 7 p. m. Seats
now on sale. Prices 10; 20 and 30 cents. "
t 'rTftntttuiiiiimiiiia
J. Wm MXTOHLEr,. i
WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL
WALL PAPER.
1338 O street and 143 so. 12th st. I
.Telephone 237.
Sifi:n Paintineand Decorating.
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