The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, December 28, 1901, Page 4, Image 4
THE COUKIER 1 '.I v ir iP&jej&x&eA& j& H. W. BR0WN Druggist and Bookseller WUriiMi'a tl. biATlUtUX 5 AND CALLING CARDS. 17 So. Eleventh Street. Phone 68 s Hi Invite you to Call and see our Cat Flowers and Plant in our new location iji South ijlk Street PHONE B236. We make a specialty of fur nishing Floral Decorations for Weddings, Parties and Recep tions. A complete stock of Plants and Cut Flowers on hand. Stackhous & Greer Green Houses, 36th and QSta. Florists Office. 131 South 13th St PRIVATE AND PUBLIC Library Books BOUND IN A SUBSTAN TIAL MANNER AT FAC TORY PBICES BY . . . South Platte Publishing Co., PAPEB BOX MAKERS, 142 K. nth St., LINCOLN, NEB. FREIGHT PAID ONE WAY. Wzw Cycle Photographs Athletic Photographs Photorraphs of Babies Photographs of Groups ; Exterior v lews The Photographer 129 South Eleventh Street HARK LISTEN to those Steam Radia tors kicking and hammering until yonr room rings like a boiler factory. PHEW! Now hot, now cold, with frequent emissions of lovely (?) fames from the TalTes. Get a Gas Heater GRATE OR RADIATOR they're the thing. Yon can light them without getting out of bed. They'll take the chill off the room. We sell them at cost. Lincoln Gas and Electric Co. 12th and O Sts. P CLUB NOTES THE WEEK'S REVIEW The Lincoln clubs are taking a va cation this week. The next meeting of the Woman's club, which will be on January 6, will be in charge of the French department, and may take the form of a reception. All club members will be interested in the meeting of the Nebraska State Teachers Association which will be held in this city on January 1, 2 and 3. In addition to the regular programs a series of laboratory demonstrations will be provided by the University on Wednesday forenoon. AH meetings are free to the public excepting the even ing lectures at the auditorium, at which admission will be by ticket. Of especial interest to club members will be the meeting of the Child Study Association, to be held on Wednesday, 2 p. m., in the high school auditorium. Following is the program: 1. The Physiological Changes in Ado lescence, Dr. R. H. Wolcott, Lincoln. 2. The Psychic Changes in Adoles cence, Dr. J. F. Stevens, Lincoln. 3. Conscience Cases, Anna Tibbets, Lincoln. 4. The Teacher's Work in Imparting Right Knowledge of Generation and Birth, Prof. W. R. Hart, Peru. 5. Is There Sufficient Difference in the Methods in Elementary and Sec ondary Education to Require a Differ ence in the Preparation of the Teach ers for the One Field or the Other? Prof. G. W. A. Luckey, Lincoln. General Discussion. 6. Election of officers. H- & The kindergarten section will be par ticularly interestingtto members of the home department. This meeting will be held on Thursday at 2 p. m., in University hall. The program: 1. The Kindergarten from the Stand point of the Mothers, Mrs. Geo. H. Payne, Omaha. 2. The Kindergarten and Its Work ings in the Primary' School, Miss Eva Mixer, Fremont Normal School. 3. The Kindergarten as a Social Factor In the Community, Prof. W. G. Langworthy Taylor, State University, Lincoln. Part II. The Modern Trend in Kin dergarten Work. Six Minute Papers or Talks. 1. What I Consider It to Be in Its Ef fect Upon the Morning Circle, Miss Ella Stonebreaker, Red Cloud. 2. How Does It Affect My Work With the Gifts, and Is It Better? Miss Ida Johnson, Lincoln, Neb. 3. What I Think of the Occupation Work, Old and New, Miss Cora White, Nebraska City. 4. My Present Attitude Towards the Kindergarten Games, Mrs. OrIe"tta Shields Chittenden, Supervisor Omaha Public Kindergarten. 5. Is There a Real Difference in Pur pose Between the Old and the New? Helen M. Drake, Omaha. iS a- Members of the art department should not 'all to hear the paper on Friday afternoon entitled "By What Means May the Knowledge and Appre ciation of Art be Best Promoted in Our Western Institutions?" This pa per will be given by W. F. Dann, of the State University, at 2 p. m., in room 307, Physics hall. The annual W. C. T. U. conference will be held on Wednesday, at 2 p. m., in University hall. The following pro gram will be given: "The Responsibility of Parents," Mrs. M. D. Russell, Lincoln. Discussion. "Know Thyself," Anna Smith Bat ten, Wymore. Discussion. "Temperance in Our Schools," Ida K. Bosserman. Superior. Discussion. Election of officers. On Wednesday afternoon the Ne braska Chautauqua association will meet In room 307, Physics hall. Univer sity of Nebraska. Following is the pro gram for the meeting: "The Status of Chautauqua Work," Mrs. J. Warren Keifer, Lincoln. "Italian Life," Dr. Ruth M. Wood, Lincoln. "German Life," Professor Laurence Fossler, Lincoln. Election of officers. A mjieting of more than usual inter est will be held on Wednesday after noon in Palladian hall. University of Nebraska, when the Nebraska Library association will hold its annual session. The following program will be render ed, beginning at 2 o'clock: Progress In Nebraska for the year President J. I. Wyer, Lincoln. The Program of the State Library Commission Miss Edna Bullock, sec retary. Paper on some topic of general inter est to small libraries. The Question Box, conducted by Miss Edith Tobitt, of the Omaha Public Li brary. Election of officers. Mrs. Belle M. Stoutenborough of Plattsmouth, librarian of the State Federation of Woman's Clubs, is ex pected to be present at this meeting. The Fairbury Woman's Club met last week Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Le Roy. The program was in charge of Mrs. Leet, assisted by Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Letton, Mrs. Sarbach and Mrs. Ed Allen. The club will hold their an nual reception on New Year's day, when all friends will be welcomed. r s- 7f A meeting of the executive board and chairmen of standing committees of the Nebraska federation will be held on December 31, at 10:30 a. m., in the parlors of the Lincoln hotel. The ob ject of the meeting is to consider plans for the year's work and the year book, which will be Issued early in January. The Fremont Woman's club has set apart January 25 as visitors' day. Mrs. Bushnell, of Lincoln, will address the club on this occasion. XL il 3 f 75" tc Since the last state year book was issued two years ago several new clubs have been added to the Federation, and in many of the others there has been a change in the list of officers. We pub lish this week the revised list of clubs. Following are the names and addresses of the Federation officers for the pres ent year: President, Mrs. Draper Smith, 624 Park avenue, Omaha; vice president, Mrs. Winnie Durland, Nor folk; recording secretary. Miss Man nette McCarn, Fremont; corresponding secretary, Mrs. C. S. Lobinger, 516 North Twenty-third street, Omaha; auditor, Mrs. H. M. Bushnell, Lincoln; librarian, Mrs. Belle M. Stoutenbor ough, Plattsmouth. It is expected that the new year book will be issued some time in January. Following is the re vised list of clubs and club presidents: Rubaiyat, Neligh, Mrs. L. M. Wolfe. Woman's, Norfolk, Mrs. E. A. Bullock. Woman's, North Bend, Mrs. Jennie Mc Vlcer. Woman's, Omaha, Mrs. Ida V. Tilden. Mu Sigma, Omaha, Mrs. A. L. Patrick. Woman's, Dundee Place, Omaha, Mrs Edwin V. Heaford. Ceramic, Omaha, Mrs. J. C. Comfort. North Omaha Woman's Club, Omaha, Mrs. Ophelia Clenlans. Woman's, Ord, Mrs. G. H. Milford . Woman's, Osceola, Mrs. E. L. King. Beethoven, Pawnee City, Mrs. J. T. Trenery. Pawnee City. Mrs. H. A. Kingsbury. XX Century, Pawnee City, Miss- An toinette Latson. Woman's, Plalnvlew, Mrs. Nellie Vest. Tuesday afternoon. Pawnee City, Mrs O. H. Schenck. Woman's, Plattsmouth, Mrs. Elizabeth Travis. Research, Stella, Mrs. A. R. McJ!J- len. Woman's, Schuyler, Mrs. Esther Ros. . burg. L. R. C, Scotia, Mrs. May Wright Fin de Siecle, Seward, Miss Alice Sex ton. Woman's, Seward, Mrs. Theresa M Carey. History and Art, Seward, Mrs. Eliza beth Langworthy. Wild Rose. Seward, Miss Ethel Norval L. L. C, Sutton, Mrs. Phar Soderburg XX Century, Shelton, Mrs. Louis Graves. Phllomathian, Shickley, Mrs. Pearl II Wood. Sorosis, Stanton, Mrs. Cardella I.. Per son. Fortnightly, Stanton, Miss Gertrude Miller. Frances Ford, Stromsburg. Mrs. X S Clarke. Woman's, Stromsburg, Mrs. J. L. John son. Literary and Social, St. Paul, Mrs. J C. Fleming. Literary, Sutton, The President. Woman's, Syracuse. Mrs. Sue E. Schnei der. Mental Culture, Talmage, Mrs. Cory don Rood. Cosy, Tecumseh, Mrs. Kate M. True. Friends in Council, Tecumseh, Mrs. Laura A. Tracy. Acme, Tecumseh, Mrs. Lydia Irvin. Sorosis, Tecumseh, Mrs. C. B. Scott. City Federation, Tecumseh, Mrs. Jessie E. Pollock. Woman's, Tekamah, Mrs. C. W. Conk ling. Sorosis, University Place. Mrs. C. J. Fordyce. Woman's, University Place, Mrs. Marie G. Fordyce. Woman's, Wakefield, Mrs. R. D. Aller. Acme, Wayne, Mrs. M. L. Williams. Monday, Wayne, Mrs. J. H. Kate. Minerva, Wayne, Mrs. F. W. Burdick Zetetic, Weeping Water, Mrs. L. Wood ford. Fin de Siecle, Wymore, Mrs. Elizabeth C. Pirie. Fortnightly, Wymore, Mrs. Bettie Rey nolds. History and Art, Albion, Mrs. Grace V Barkley. Woman's, Ashland. Mrs. Von Mansfield. Mental Culture, Auburn, Mrs. Elizabeth Bonsfield. Woman's, Auburn. Mrs. Carrie Stowell. XIX Century. Aurora, Mrs. Julia Hai ner. Woman's Culture, Aurora, Mrs. Lou Weingarten. Woman's, Beatrice, Mrs. E. G. Drake. Woman's. Blair. Mrs. M. L. Selleck. Utile Dulci, Bloomfield, Helen M. Jen nings. Alpha, C. L. S. C, Central City. Mrs. Monnette. Woman's, Central City, Phoebe An thony. Sorosis. Central City. Mrs. J. H. Nash. Woman's, Columbus, Mrs. Elizabeth Gerrard. Cook, Columbus, Mrs. Alma L. Baine. Columbian. Crete, Mrs. Gonzales. Mutual Improvements, Crete, Mrs. II. McCarger. Round Table, Crete, Mrs. Cooper. Social and Liberty, Crete, Mrs. A. A. Reed. Sorosis, Crete, Mrs. A. W. Mason. Ingleside. David City. Mrs. A. J. Evans. XX Century, Elba, Mrs. Francis A. Lewis. Woman's, Exeter. Mrs. Lillian Nevins. Woman's, Falls City, Mrs. A. Graham. Sorosis, Falls City, Mrs. E. H. Towle. Friends in Council, Falls City. Miss Grace Taylor. Woman's, Fairbury. Mrs. G. M. Mc Dowell. Athena, Franklin. Mrs. F. D. Miller. Woman's, Fremont, Mrs. L. W. Rich ards. Mary Barnes, Fullerton, Mrs. Anna Huse. Woman's. Gering. Mrs. Anna Ripley. Woman's, Genoa, Mrs. E. L. Burke. K. K., Greeley, Mrs. Phoebe Morgan. Benefil. Greeley. Mrs. J. R. Swain. Research and Progress. Mumboldt. Mrs. A. A. Hughes. XIX Century. Kearney. Mrs. Rebecca Hamer. Sorosis, Lincoln, Mrs. W. E. Burlingim. Sorosis, Jr., Lincoln, Miss May Whiting. Unity. Lincoln, Miss Ella Long. Fortnightly, Lincoln, Mrs. A. W. Field. Lotus, Lincoln, Mrs. C. H. Gere. Society of the Hall In the Grove. Lin coln, Mrs. F. N. Gibson, (Dr.) Unity. Loup City. Mrs. T. L. Pllger. Woman's, Louisville, Mrs. G. W. Fra ter. Woman's, Madison, Mrs. H. E. Crum. Woman's, Minden, Mrs. Harriet Wim mer. Woman's, Milford, Mrs. Emma France. t r-w-i LgjpW I" ""J s6