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kindly contributed to ttao Euccess of the
enterprise. The net proceeds were
turned over to the library board and
amounted to titty dollars.
The Century cluL joined the general
federation last Tuesday and the Hall in
the Grove on Friday. Two in one week
is creditable to Lincoln. And the Lotos
club voted to retain its membership.
Let the good work go on all over the
state.
Tho Hall in the Grove of Lincoln is
ono of the most progressive clubs in the
state. Although not large, it is interest
ed in all large movements. Proof of this
was given at tho last meeting when it
unanimously decided to jcin both state
and general federations. That makes
the sixth club from Lincoln that has re
solved to have a voice in the general
federation. Two or three more are con
sidering the matter and we hope tho
number will bo increased to at least ten
before the Nebraska delegation starts
for Milwaukee the first week in June.
The question of reorganization which
will be voted upon at this biennial
makes this the most important conven
tion yet held by the general federation.
Club women should be anxious to ex
press their choice for president. One
prominont candidate, Mrs. D. N. C.
Brock of Pennsylvania, has at least
shown her unfitness for the place by the
practical demonstration of her unfitness
to act as chairman of a committee in
which there were two strongly opposing
elements existing. There is an unwrit
ten code which forbids the using of offi
cial position to inlluenco votes. But by
press and pamphlet this candidate em
phasized her opinious on reorganization.
The re-ekction of Mrs. Lowe will vindi
cate her position on this most vital ques
tion, whilo the election of Mrs. Brock
means the exclusion of the six hundred
and fifty individual clubs which now
largely compose tho general federation.
There are a dozed more cities in this
state that should bo represented at Mil
waukee. It is not too late. Send for
application blanks.
Dr. Lowry gave a very instructive and
interesting lecture upon the archiecture
of Rome before the Hall in the Grove of
Lincoln at its last meeting. At the
next meeting, which will be held April
21, "The Government and Education of
Modern Italy" will be discussed. The
annual election of officers will also be
held.
Tho last meetiug of tho Lincoln Cen
tury club was held at the home of Mrs.
Henry Hartley. Delegates from this
club to the state and national federations
will be elected at the next meeting,
which will be held at the home of Mrs.
Davison. 152G K Rtreet. "What Holland
has Done for the World in Agriculture,
Charitable and Reformatory Work" will
be discussed. Mrs. F. E. Campbell pre
sented the subject for discussion at the
last mepting, which dealt with the
"Music, Drama, Literature and Science
of Holland."
The aunual meeting of the Woman's
club of Lincolu will be held next Mon-
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day afternoon. This is a very import
ant meeting, as the officers for the fol
lowing year are to bo elected, as well as
tho delegates to tho state and general
federations. It will also be interest
ing, as a complete report will be given
from each department of the past year's
work. The consolidation of some of
tho departments has been talked of.
The Denver experiment of consolidat
ing into four departments, about a year
ago, has proven a success and otbor wo
men's clubs are considering tho plan.
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One of tho greatest benofits derived
from the systematic training of tho club
woman is the learning to decide prompt
ly what she wants to do.
One of tho brightest and cleverest
writers in the field of journalism is Miss
Minnie J. Reynolds of Denver. It was
largely due to her efforts and ability as
an organizer that the press women of
the country were so well treated at the
time of the Denver biennial. New rec
ognition of her ability was recently made
by the press club of her home city. It
voted unanimously to have the name
plate on one of the boxes of the travel
ing library engraved with the name of
Miss Minnie J. Reynolds in compliment
to her untiring efforts in organizing the
traveling library. She has been the
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Diseases ot eyes, ears, bronchial tubes,
heart, lunfts, liver, stomach, kidneys,
bladder, ufetlna, spinal and nervous
troubles, yield readily to tho treatment ;
while the Doctor's reputation as a
teacher and the hearty indorsements of
his instructors, with liis offer to start
.ill his Graduates in a lucrative busi
ness, is bringing new students every J
Monday. Call or address,
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Some of the
New Things
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Mrs. II. P. Eames wae unanimously
ro-elocted leader of the depart nent of
music of the Lincoln Woman's club at
its last meeting, which was bold at tho
home of Mies Lashly on East O street.
Miss Ida C. Young was elected associato
leader and Mrs. G. F. Fisher secretary.
Haydn was the composer discussed for
the afternoon. Mrs. Birknor and Mrs.
Fleming presented tho subject, whilo
Miss Florence Worley played one of his
selections. A vote of thanks was given
Mrs. Eames for her excellent leadership
during the year. The assistance of tho
students from the university school of
mubic during the year was also remem
bered in a similar manner.
Golf Suits and SkirtB.
Tuilor-Mudo Suits.
Fiuo Hand-Made Laces.
Cambric, Swiss and NaitiBook
Embroideries.
Printed Foulard and other Fancy
Silke.
"New Finish" BlackSilk Cro
pons. Beaded and Spangled Robes and
Trimmings.
Not for many years has there beon
u searan when it was bo neces
sary for those who want choico
fabrics to mako their selections
early.
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Ono of tho delightful plans for tho
pleasure and entertainment of tho bien
nial at Milwaukeo is a Venotian canal
carnival. The Citizens' Business league,
which invited the bionnial to come to
Milwaukee, will co-operate with tho
ladies in perfecting plans for this fete.
It is proposed to make this a great spec
tacular entertainment, to gaily decorate
the street cars that go to and from the
river front, while on the river every
sailing craft will be decorated with col
ored lights and vari-colored bunting.
The residents along the river and the
Art Students' league will endeavor to
produce Venetian elTects. The residents
will be able to do much in tho way of
artistic illumination, while the students
can pose in artistic groups, on which
may bo turned tho soft glow of calcium
lights, at various points along the river
front. This spectacular effect is to be
accentuated by wandering bands of
singers, on small gondolas and on the
banks. Visitors need only throw away
dull care, enter heart and soul into the
spirit of the occasion and Epend a verit
able night in beautiful Venice.
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