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THB COURIER.
Women and Children Mr John' K.
Ottley, Chairman, Presiding.
Women and Politics.
October 31
Five Minute Reports of Standing
Committee.
Club Extension Mrs. A. M.Lambdin,,
Chairman.
Reciprocity Mrs. E. J. Willingham,
Chairman.
Detail work in Music.
Report of Biennial of General Fed
eration Women's Clubs.
Resume of Minutes of the Executive
Board.
Consumers' League
Press Symposium Led by Miss Rosa
Woodberry, Athens.
Committee on Education.
"Household Economics as Taught in
the High Schools."
"Compulsory Education in our Com
mon Schools."
"The Spirit of Commerce and the
Spirit of Education."
"The Place of the Club Woman in the
System of Education."
November 1
Farm and Garden.
School Gardens, Arbor Day, Village
Improvement.
The Need of Study of Musical History
How to Conduct Musical Sections of
Clubs Successfully.
Drive Visit to Cotton Mills.
PROGRAM 1900-01
DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL
SCIENCE, OMAHA WOMAN'S CLUB.
Leader Ella B. Lobingier
Assistant Leader Emma B. Wagner
Secretary-Treasurer Charlotte M. E.
Adams..
Chairman Executive Committee
Frances P. Clark.
Meetings: Alternate Mondays, 3:45
p. m., East Club parlor.
October 22 Distribution of-programs.
SECTION ONE.
November 5 Compulsory Education
in Germany, Mrs. Roudebuse, presiding.
Its History Mrs. Hoobler.
Painter, history of education (S. 2836.
2) p. 29. History in schools, report of
the committee of stven (K 27) App. III.
Klemm, European schools, or what I
saw in the schools of Germany (S 2836
12) p. 239. Magnus, industrial educa
tion (S 3373) chap VI. Kiddle and
Scbem, cyclopedia of education, p. 363
(Reference room)
Special features Mrs. Llewellyn.
Klemm, European schools, (S 2336-12)
chaps. I, IV, VI, VII, X, XL Wood
ward, the manual training school (S
3580) chap. XIV.
General Discussion.
November 19 Compulsory education
in United States, Mrs. Thompson, pre
siding. Its history Mrs. Charde
Boone, education in the United States
S 2836 11) Painter, history of educa
tion, (S 283611) chap. IV, p. 308. Shaw
compulsory, education in the United
States, educational review, .vol. TV, pp.
47. 129. Lalar's cyclopedia, (reference
room.)
Special features Mrs. Ferguson
Walker, discussions in education (S
2932) p. 153. Woodward, manual train
ing, (S 3545) chaps. XXIII. Wood-
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3580) chaps. VIII, XI, XIII.
General discussion.
December 3 School and industrial
laws of Nebraska Mrs. Dumont,
Industrial laws of Nebraska Mary
Fairbrother.
Chicago's court for juvenile offenders,
and paternal school Illinois statutes.
General discussion. '
December 17 Needs of Nebraska
Mrs. Smith, presiding.
From an official standpoint Superin
tendent Pearse.
From a patron's standpoint. Mrs.
Belden
From and industrial standpoint Mrs.
Christie. i -. n
General discussion.
General references: Mann, life and
work,D 2287-1 Mill, on liberty, T
574 chap. V. Mill, principles of po
litical economy, T 1480 chap. II. So
cial mission of the public school, Ed.
Rev., vol. XII, pg. 281. Atlantic
monthly, May, July and Oct.,. 1900.
Spencer, education, (S 2885)
.SECTION TWO.
January 7,1901 Mrs. Langfeld, chair
man. 1b there a social science? Mrs. Lang
feld. General discussion.
January 21 Mrs. Fuller, presiding.
Our need of social science Mrs. Har
ford. Spencer, study of sociology (T 3070)
chap. I. Schlegel, philosophy of his
tory (K 16) introduction. Spencer, in
troduction to the plea for liberty.
Spencer, principles of sociology (T 3079)
General discussion.
February 4 Mrs. Herring, presiding.
Nature of the social Bcience and its
difficulties Mrs. Van Horn
Spencer, study of sociology (T 3070)
chaps. II-VII. Schopenhaur, studiee
of pessimiem, p 9. Lecky, rationalism
in Europe, (R415, chap. 1.
General discussion.
"FebruarjTlS Mrs. Stoddard, presid-
ing.
The moral sense doctrine; showing
the relative values of heredity and en
vironment Mrs. Ward.
' Spencer, principles of biology (M418)
chap, on heredity. Spencer, education,
(S 2885) chap. III. Spencer, social
statics, (3080) chaps: III, IV. Lecky,
history of European morals (R 2050)
General discussion.
March 4 Mrs. Clark, presiding.
Origin and history of the social set
tlement movement Mrs. Richardson.
Toynbee, industrial ' revolution in
England, (T 1669). Loch, charity or
ganization, (T 3788). Mackay. English
poor. The slums of great cities, spec
ial report, commissioner of labor, 1894.
Addama, The subjective necessity, (T
3792) 'Woods, university settlement
idea, Andover review, Oct. '92
General discussion.
March 18 Mrs. Damon, presiding
Settlements here and abroad Mrs.
McKelvy."
Woods, English social movements,
(T3392) philanthropy and social pro
gress, (T 3792). Betts, New York's
social settlements, outlook, March 27,
95. Hull House; maps and papers, (T
3797). Social settlements of Chicago,
Chicago Tribune, Sept 16, '91.
General discussion.
April 1 Mrs. MacMurphy, presiding.
The need of a settlement in 'Omaha
Mrs. Wagner.
General discussion.
General references: Draper, intel
lectual development of Europe, (I 45).
Buckle, history of civilization in Eng
land, (1 3G03). Whiteing, No 5. John
street, (A 8G87). Besant, All sorts and
conditions of men (A 737); the orange
girl (A 758). Tolstoi, resurrection, (A
7054). Hallam, middle ages, (K 435).
'Lubbock, prehistoric times, (M 4730).
Nordau, degeneration, (T 3098), chap. I.
Bliss encyclopedia article oj social set
tlement, reference room. Abbott, Chris
tianity and social problems, (W 3421).
Ely social aspects of Christianity, (T
3420). Wright, practical sociology (T
3076) contains valuable bibliography, pp.
11-14.
SECTION THREE
April 15 Mrs. Towl, chairman.
General topic, Public Baths.
April 29 Mrs. Dumont, presiding.
Public Baths, concluded.
The annual program of the Woman's
club of York, 1900-1901, is among the
club calendars at hand. The year's
work planned by the club indicates
that the York club intends to maintain
its reputation for much earneet, care
ful study. The officers are:
President, Mrs. Moore; vice president,
Mrs. Meade; recording secretary, Mrs.
Davis; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Van Wickle; treasurer, Mrs. Wright.
The October subjects are:
October 1,1900.
Business and Parliamentary Law
History pages 1 to 31
HOME
Paper The Ideal Home Mrs. Moore
Piano solo Home Sweet Home
Paper How can the Ideal Home be
made? Mrs. Parris
English Literature
Bede (673)
Caedmon (7th Century)
October 15, 1900
Business and Parliamentary Law
History pages 31 to 58
EDUCATION.
DiscuseionShould there be an Ed
ucational Qualification to the Right of
Franchise. Led by Mrs. Cobb. Nega
tive, Mrs. Worthington.
Word Drill
October 29, 1900
Business ard Parliamentary Law
History panes 58 to 82 .
ART
Paper Cathredals of England, Italy
pnd France Mrs. Bennett
Paper Great Churches of America
Mrs. Shreck
English Literature
Alcium (725)
November 5, 1900
Business and Parliamentary Law
History pages 82 to 105
LITERATURE
Paper Influence of Roman Litera
ture Mrs. Henton
Paper What can Women do to Ele
vate Literature? Mrs. Fleming
English Literature
Roger'Bacon (1214)
Word Drill
November 19, 1900
Business and Parliamentary Law
History pages 105 to 129
SCIENCE
Paper Liquid Air Mrs. Anna Davis
Paper Making Paper from Wood
. Mrs. Lou Davis
English Literature
Chaucer (1346)
December 3, 1900
Business and Parliamentary Law
History pages 129 to 155
HOME
Paper Thrift and Economy Mrs.Clark
Paper Moral and Religious Train
ing of Children Mrs. Wright
English Literature
Spencer (1553)
December 17, 1900
Business and Parliamentary Law
History pages 155 to 179
EDUCATION
Paper Educational advantages Fif
ty Years ago Mrs. Ferguson
Paper Should American Women
Rereive Political Education ?
Mrs. Lowe
English Literature
George Eliot
December 31, 1900
Business and Parliamentary Law
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM
ART
Paper Chrjst Child . in Art
Mrs. Wellman
Paper Murillo Mrs. Fisher
Conversation Do present methods
of Christmas observance teach
the true Christmas idea?
January 14, 1901
Business and Parliamentary Law
History pages 201 to 224
LITERATURE
Paper Does the Literature of To
day tend to raise the Standard of
Morals? Mrs. CroEB
Paper Is Ancient or Modern Li
terature More Instructive?
Mrs. Van Wickle
English Literature
Shakspere (1564)
February 11, 1901
Business and Parliamentary Law
History pages 224 to 247
PHILANTHKOPIIV
Paper Sketch of Rose Hawthorne
and her works of philanthropy
Mrs. Sturgeon
Paper Mother Bird among the
Bowery Boys Mrs. Cottrell
Orthoepy
February 25, 1901
Business and Parliamentary Law
History pages 217 to 270
HOME
Paper Dignity of Labor Mrs. Fisher
Parody All Work and no Play
makes Jack a Dull Boy Mrs. Mead
English Literature
Milton (1008)
March 11, 1901
Business and Parliamentary Law
History pages 270 to 293
EDUCATION.
Discussion What changes in our
educational system would solve
the domestic-help problem, led by
Mrs. Sovereign
English Literature
John Bunysn (1628)
March 25, 1901
Business and Parliamentary Law
History pages 293 to 317
LITERATHRE
Paper Noted writers of Juvenile
Fiction
Paper Literature for Children
Mrs. Baker
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