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Ladies jacket of extra fine
FUia Mack kency, trimmed
with tubular braid
It jives us reat pleasure to be able to place be-
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J12.50 I cloth and fur Capes, Collarettes and Muffs. Our
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. all Kinds Ot lurs and CoraDl- showjyou garments and quote prices which will be of great interest to you.
nations OI furs all prices. Call and look over our stock.
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Ladies' cloth capes, rough or smooth y
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lined, from $2 to $9.
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Ansa L. Millek. Eoitoil
Officers of the State Federation of Woman's Clubs
' President, Mrs. B. M. Stoutenborough, Plattsmouth.
Vice-president, Mrs. E. M. Cobb, York.
Secretary, Mre. Henrietta Smith, Omaha.
Treasurer, Mrs. M. V. Nichols, Beatrice.
Auditor, Mrs. Elia S. Lareh, Nebraska City. ' . -
Librarian, Mrs. G. M. Lambertson, Lincoln.
the federation wi3 capable of such con
duct was very painful and proof that
such an opinion was too hastily formed,
is welcome, even at the price of a little
discomfiture: Sarah B. Harris.
I wish to state positively that
I, and not Mies Vesta Gray, am
responsible for any omission or error
in the secretary's report of third
annual meeting of Nebraska Federation
of Women's Clubs. I should have made
this statement sooner, but I've only re
cently learned of the grave charges
broacht against our thoroughly onsci
entious and efficient secretary of the
past year. Ji'lia Haskklt
Lincoln Clubs.
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JTAME OF CLCR. PRESIDENT. SECRETARY-
Athenea Mrs. W A. Green Mrs. J L. Kellogg
BookReuew -Mrs. R. H.Rehlaender Mrs. Elias Baker
Faculty Mrs. Chas.K. Bessey Mr?. T. M. Hodgman
Century Mrs. Henry Hartley Mrs. W. E. Kirker
Fortnightly - Mrs. W.J. Lamb Mrs. A. W. Field
Hall In Grove Mrs.M. U.Garten Mrs. Y. A. Lindly
Lotos . Mrs. J. L. McConnell Mrs. Chas E Beesey
Matinee Musicalc Mrs. A.W. Jansen . ....Mre. D. A. Can.pbc':l
Soroeis Mrs. M. D. Welch Mrs. Summers
Sorosis, Jr Mrs-Helwig Miss Dena Locmis
Wednesday Afternoon The hostess act3 as president Mrs. Wecte
Woman's Club Mrs. A. A. Scott Mrs. H.W. Kelley
y.W. a A. Magazine Club Miss Wild
OFFICERS OF THE CITV FEDERATION.
President, Mrs. Ida Kelley, 833 North
Twenty-third street.
Vice president, Mrs. H. H. 'Wheeler,
1517 H street.
Corresponding secretary, Mrs. Milton
Scott, 221 South Twenty-seventh street.
Recording eecretiry, Miss Wilde.
The Cockier has recieved the follow
ing Bote from Mka Julia Haskell, of
Wakefhld, Neb. It exonerates Mis
Gray from the charge of mutilating the
records, and a retraction of the charges
made in this papei is dueier. It is
cheerfully made. The charge would
never have been made in the titst place
if Miss Gray bad preserved the impar
tiality becoming a secretary in other
thiegs peruining to the Woman's
Weekly. 'Nevertheless the editor of
The Cocrieb regrets having made
the charges and is very glad of
the opportunity to retract them.
The conviction that an officer of
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and our
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GUARANTEED
The Matinee Musicale gave a program-'
of '"Variations. Etudes and Serenades,"
at the meeting on Monday, preceded by
an interesting talk from Mrs. A. S. Ray
mond on ber musical recollections of
Dresden and Bayrenth, illustrated by
photographs of the opera houses and of
famous singers. Many German pro
grams were also distributed to be ex
amined by those interested.
The time of meeting for the Matinee
Musicale has been altered to suit many
buey members: and for the future the
programs will b:gin promptly at 4
o'clock, but "active members" are ex
pected ta bs present at half past three
o'clock for a short business session.
The Department of Civics met on
Wednesday ,aItrncon, at the room in
the Salisbury block. A paper upon the
"Development or Constitutional Liberty
in the English Colonies" was read by
Mrs. John A. Ames, followed by a gen
eral discussion led by Mrs. Rudolph
Rehlaender.
The city improvement society met at
10 o'clock Wednesday morning at the
Capitol building in the reception rcom
strictly water proof
are having-
A Great Run.
Besides we have all
the novelties in dress
CALL AND TRY A PAIR
WEBSTER I MS, 1045 0 SI.
of the Supt. of public instruction and a
company of interested women dkcuised
plang for the welfare of the city.
Mrs. Nellie M. Richardson who had
been appointed to examine the city
ordinances to see if there was an ordi
nance prohibiting the pasting of
objectionable advertising and thea
tre pictures reported np law cov
ering this. On motion of Mrs.
McConnell, Mrs. Richardson was a6ked
to prepare an ordinance in conjunction
with the city attorney to present to the
city Council prohibiting the pasting of
indecent pictures upon bill boards and
other public places.
A general movement toward this end
is being carried oa in state legislatures
and municipalities by the women's clubs
especially the department of child study,
civic societies and they have very gener
ally the hearty co-operation of teachers
and school boards.
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