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About The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1897)
lo TkfefidUffiBR; The State Federation. . The State Federation which met at Beatrice this week, brought together about eighty-eight delegates and as many more visitors. The following officers for the ensuing year were elected: President, Mrs. Stoutenbor ough of Plattsmuulh, re-elected; vice president. Mrs. E. M. Cobb of York; secretary, Mrs. Henrietta Smith of Omaha: treasurer, Mrs. M. V. Nichols of Beatrice: auditor, Mrs. EllaS. Larsh of Nebraska City; librarian, Mrs. G. M. Lambertson of Lincoln. After a spirited dckitc the federation decided nottoapjiointany newspaper as the official organ. Next week The Couii ieu will contair a full account of the meeting and one or two of the papers read. Delegates elected to the na tional federation of Women's Clubs which meets at Denver next year are: Mrs. M. V. Nicholls of Beatrice, Miss Yesta Gray of Fremont, Mrs. Jennie Keysor and Mrs. Frank Heller of Omaha. The following is the program for the fourth annual meeting of the Nebraska Federation of Woman's clubs which met at Beatrice October 5 to 7: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, ,T I. it. Director's meeting. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 9 A. M. Address of welcome Mrs. Satah S. Ddutscb, president Bea rice Woman's club. Response Mn. Margaret Sacket- Weeping water. Music Adagio and Vivace from Sym phony in A Minor Mendelssohn Miss Heaierkerf, Miss Schultz. Miss Minick. Miss B.achley, B?atric;.' Annuil addresi Mrs. Belle M. Stout- enbo rough, president Nebraska Feiera- lion of Woman's clubs. Report of committee on credentials and roil call of delegates. Music Peasant's Wedding March. . ... Sodermann M.ss Scudder, Misj C lton, Mine Minick, Mies Fuller. Reports of officers. Rsports of clubs. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER G, 2 P. M. . Piano Duo Polacci Brilliante... Weber Mrs. R. McConaughey, Mrs. H. S. HarriEon. Soprano Solo f (a) Heart's Springtime .Wickede J (b) Thy Remembrance,... ..Ruyfrok . j (c) The Night Hath a Thousand I Eyes Gaynor Miss Marian Treat, Chicao. Violin Solo-Concerto No 23 Viotti Lillian Kauble, Piattsmouth. Address Mrs. Ray, McCHntock, pres ident Kansas Social Science Federa tion. Soprano Aria O! Sleep Why Dust Tnou Leave Me?, -. Handel Miss Marian Treat. Address Mrs. Emma M. Van Vech ten, president Iowa Federation of Wo men's clubs. Piano- Dno ( (a) Feu Roulant (Rolling Fire J Duvernoy ( (b Regale Veneziana Liszt Mrs. D. E. Sedgwick, Miss Cobb, York. Conference on Recommended Work i (a) Art Mrs. Lillian R. Harford, j Omaha. 1 (b) Village Improvement Mrs. W. G. Jt L. Taylor. Lincoln, and Mis. M. D. j Care, Se ward. . (c) Fostering Public Libraries Mrs. 1 Kate M. f rue, Tecumseb. Soprano Solo ( .a) Irish Folk So-g Arthur Foote (i) Autumn SdntaM Nevin ((c) A Song of Thanksgiving. .Allitsm Miss Marian Treat. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER G, 8 P. it. Mother's Meeting. Music Annie Laurie. Dudley Buck Mias Scudder, Mis3 Minick, Coltoa, MiM Fuller. Report of National Congress of Moth ersMrs. Maria Cowen, York. Mo. her and Kindergarten Mrs. Frank Heller, Omaha. Soprano Soio A Groupor Lullabies Miss Marisn Treat. Mothers and Schoals Mrs. A. W. Field, Lincoln. Piano Duo Polonaise op.jCI....Chopia Miss Cobb, Mrs. Harrison. Responsibilities of Mothers Mrs. Louisa It. Rickets, Lincoln. General discussion. Mu ic Home? Seet Home THURSDAY, OCTOnEK'7, 9 A. M. Reports of clubs continued. Music -Overture de Rienzf. Wagnnr Mrs. Harrison, Mrs.McC0naugb.9y, Mrs. Sedgwick, Mies Cobb. Debute Resolved, That there is Need Tor Mixed ClubB. Affirmative Mrs. Net tie K. Hollenbeck, Fremont, Mr6. Nora T. Pratt, Norfolk. Negative -Mrs. F. A. Welton, Auburn, M'S. L. E.A. Smith Wayne. Delight Song G ilehrist Miss Minick. Paper Woman's Work in Nebraska Mrs. Z. T. Lindsay, Omaha. Talk The Reciprocity Bureau Visa Phoebe A. Elliott, Lincoln. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2 P. M. Vocal Solo Selected Miss Fuller. Repoits of committee?. Election of officers. Unfinished and new business. "Auf Wiedereehtn"..Mrs.D. C.McKillip CbUR NEWS cab club was held in thi new rooms of the club on N street Monday afternoon Therj was a gojd attendance and the program was excellent. Ths club be gins the yeir with bright prospect3. There are but few entirely musical clubs ia tbe 6tite, and not one that is more progressive or more useful to its mem bers than this club. The club studies the beet composers and has planned a course of Etudy for this j ear that should tempt the most earnest student ef music. The new room is very nicely adapted tothe UB98 of the club. Ihe acoustic propert es are of the best and the seating capacity is sufficient to ac commodate all who wish to attend. Tbe chorus membership this year will doubt less be larger than last year. There will be a special effort to make this depart ment one of interest. All who wish to join the chorus are requested to hand in their names at the earliest date. Tbe year book of the club will not be issued until later in the fall, when all members have eent in their names. The city federation of clubs of Crete is one of the most compact organiza tion of clubs in the state. There is not the least friction in the workings of this federation, the various clubs being in the closest harmony. There are seven clubs represented in the federation. The board of managers consists of two representatives from each of the seven clubs, as follows: Round Table, Mesdames Fuller and Tidball; Social Literary, Mesdames Stevens jind Mathews; Sorosis, Mes dames Drake and Sherrill; Mutual Im provement, Mesdames McCargar and Putt: Columbia, Mesdames Rhine and Gonzales; Chautauqua, Mesdames Ire land and Jackson; Athena, Misses Tidball and Fuller. The officers of the federation are: President, Mrs. A. V. Mathews; vice-president, Mrs. Norman Jackson: secretary, Miss Mary Tidball; treasurer. Mrs. Hugh McCar gar. The Federation holds three meetings during the year. One lec ture, one literary program, partici pated in by representatives chosen from the various clubs; one meeting devoted to the interests of the Crete library and one business meeting. September 20th was the date of-the first meeting. Prom 3 to f p. ni.. there was a reception at the residence of Mrs. Lu Norris in honor of the Fed eration's guest, Miss Com Parker of Lincoln. In the evening MissParker gave a talk on "American Painters of Today," illustrated by about sixty lantern slides. This meeting was held in the M. E. church and was free to the public. Mis Parker represented the Havdon Art Club of Lincoln. BURLINGTON ROUTE PLAYING CARDS. Those elegant cards of the very best quality only I5c per deck. For sale at B. & M. Dopot or city ti cket office, cor ner Tenth and O etreets. TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxativa Bromo Quinine Tablets. All (Iruccistg refund the money it' it fails tocure.SSc I ;325 Sv In Chancery. The Social Literary Club of Crete began its twelfth year October ith. The meeting was held at Professor Hosford's. Mrs. C. B. Hardin gave a talk on "Life in the United States Arnn from a Woman's Standpoint." The matter being iersonal reminis cences. This club will take up the history of architecture, conducted by Miss M. Thompson; '-The Winter's Tale,' conducted by Miss Jessie Reid, following Professor Sherman's plan of study, and parliamentary drill, led by Mrs. Mathews. . The .first meeting of the matinee rausi- S. L. GeistLardt, Attorney, 148-150 Burr Block. NOTICE. (Firtt publication October 9.) United States Circuit Court, District ct Nebraska. At a session of the Circuit Court of the United States for the district of Nebraska, continued and held pursuant to adjournment at the court room in th; city of Lincoln on tbe Gth day of October, 1897, present, the Honorable W. H. Munger, Judge presiding, the following among other proceedings were Mt aula wvsiiu, if w.i. Francis C. Faulkner as - '.& Assignee of the Con- r - 4 nect cut Rivfj'r- Sav ings Bank, Ccaoplain aot. f vs. 'i- George E. Timbltin, et. 'tA:, Respondents. j ORDER ON ABSENT DEFENDANTS. Now on this Gth day of Octobsr, 1897, at the October 1397 term of Siid court, it bavingvbeen made to appear to the Batisfaction"of the(said court that this is a Buit to enforce a mortgage lien by for closure on real property within the Dis trict of Nebraskn, and that Benjamin A . Gibson is defendant liereia, and w not an inhabitant of and has not been found within said district, and has not volun tarily appeared in this suit, now on mo tion of S. L. Geisthardt, solicitor for the complainant, it is considered by the court and ordered that said defendant, Benjamin A. Gibson, ba and he hereby is ordered t3 appear and plead, answer or demur to the complainant's bill of complaint on or before the Gth day of December, 1897, and that in default thereof, an order be entered in this cause taking said bill pro confesso. it is further Ordered, That at least twenty days befo-e said Gth day of December, 1897, a cipyof this order be served upon said Benjamin A. Gibson wherever found, if practicable, and also upon. tbe person or I ersnns in possession or charge of the real property described in the complain ant's bill of complaint, if any there be, or inlieuthereof.thatacopy of this order be published for six consecutive weakB in The Courier of Lincoln, a news paper published and in general circula tion in said district of Nebraska. W. H. Munger, Judge. The United States of America ) District of Nebraska. ) I, Oscar B. Hillis, Clerk or the Circuit Court of tbe United States for the dis trict of Nebraska, do hereby certify that the above and foregoing is a true copy of an order entered upon the journal of the proceedings of said Court in the cause therein entitled; that I have com pared the Bame with the or'ginal entry of said order and it is a true transcript therefrom and of the whole thereof. Witness my official signature and the seal of said court at Lincoln, in said district, this Gth day of October, 1897. Iseal.1 Oscar B. Hillis, 1 Clerk. v I y H. W. BROWN Druggist and Bookseller. 'WtoltlnK. Fine Stationery and Calling Cards 127 S. Eleventh Street. PHONE 68. f viil(lIO AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL Ml LINCOLN', NEB. S. H. Bt'RNHAM, President. D. G. Wing, A. J. Sawyer, Vice president Cashier. CAPITAL 8230,000. Directors A. J. Sawyer, S. II. Burn ham, E. Finney, J. A. Lancaster, Lea is Gregory, N. Z. Snell, G. M. Lambert son, L). G. Wing, S. W. Burnham. 1 1 MftJlTS BOTH MEN AND WOMEN. 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