Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-15

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cuse presented and accepted by the mem
bership committee at or before the annual
election. membership shall be forfeited.
The club treasurer will be prepared to ac-
cept payment OF dues at the meetings
March 10. 70 and April Il.
Miss Ida V. Jontz, secretary Of the Asso-
cisted Charities, will speak OF the plan Of
cooperation being urged for the several
organizations OF Omaha IN the interest Of
needy persons. before the open meeting of
the woman's club Monday afternoon. Time
for this will be allowed during the bust
ness hour and Miss Jontz will suggest how
the club may cooperate.
The afternoon program will be presented
by the oratory department. the numbers
being as follows:
ITO Spying" Gregg
Miss Henrietta Rees.
Resume OF Years Work" ........u,.
Mrs. George Rogers.
spring ~ '' fh0'eS
when Aunt Jane Played. s....,... ellison
Mrs. T. Fl. Tracy.
Miss Henrietta Rees. AccOmpanisti
Mrs. j. H sharx.
Mrs. Van Dusen.
Spring Bargains"
Mrs. L. oehrie and Mrs. Grant Williams.
MT. Imam GTEnllSS.
The Land Of Hearts Desire ........Y Yeats
Mrs. Grant Williams.
The next regular meeting OF the literature
department of the Woman's club will be
held Wednesday morning. March Il, at 10
o'clock, with Mrs. Langreld leader. Kip
ling will be the author under consideration
and these papers will be given; The first,
I "Kipling's Stories on India" by Mrs.
Hemple; THE Beast Fable, by Mrs. NJ. ID.
Cameron, and 'Kipling as an. Exponent OF
the Problem Story by Mrs. Harm. Mrs.
Albert Edholm will also give a reading.
T.. W. Mccullough, managing editor OF
The Bee. will address the social science
department of the woman's club Monday
afternoon, March %, on 'The Influence of
Trades Unionism on the Social Movement
Mr.. o.. Mosher of Walnut; Ia, will adj
dress the household economics department
OF the Woman's club ON Foods and Die
tetics,'' at its meeting Thursday morning
at 1880 o'clock.
All the meeting places for the district
conventions of the Nebraska Federation
have been arranged. although the dates Of
several are still unsettled. The First dis
trict meeting will be held at Nebraska
City. March % and 26; Second district, at
Blair. the dates still indefinite; Third dis
, trict, Albion. dates indefinite; Fourth dis
trict. Ashland, April 10; Fifth district, Min
den, the early part OF April, and Sixth
district, Kearney, the date uncertain.
Through the generosity OF one OF the
local club women the town library of Mad
ison has been enriched by a complete set
Of Abbotts histories. The collection now
includes about $50 volumes. and consider
ing the histories necessary for club study
this club woman gave them to the town
that all might profit by them.
The annual entertainment given by the
Ladies' Research club OF Stella, Neb., to
their husbands was held at the residence
of Hon. r. A. Clark last Wednesday even
ing. A pantomime, THE Bachelors Christ
mas Supper" was acted out by fourteen
OF the women. In a contest as to who
could draw the best face on an egg with
a pencil DR.. @. Nj. Andrews was judged
best. Each OF the men was then given a
PATTERN hat and a bunch Of flowers and
ribbon, which they were TO trim for their
partner. In a short time some of the
latest styles in hats were ready for the
women to wear, and in this contest Mr..
Esburn Wheeler captured the prize. After
this refreshments we're served. The club
is composed OF twenty members and meets
every two weeks during the winter season
for a course OF study. Mrs. 1. w. Harris
has been president of the club for the
last two years.
The next quarterly meeting Of the Wom-
ans auxiliary OF the Episcopal church will
be held in All Saints church Friday,
March Is. Following is the program:
Holy communion will be celebrated at
. a. M; quiet hour at 10 a. m; business
meeting at II a. m. In the parish house;
luncheon at noon and missionary meeting
at . p. m. in the parish house.
The South Omaha Woman's club will de-
part from its work along literary lines
next Tuesday afternoon and devote its
program 10 sociological matters. Rev.
James Wise will speak of child labor.
Mrs. Halleck Rose, chairman OF the in
dustrial committee OF the Nebraska Fed
GRAFTON OF Clubs, will speak and Mrs, F,
II. Cole will also be a speaker.
Twentyrthree organizations OF women
united in the great mass meeting which
was held in Salt Lake City in support OF
the prohibition bill pending before the
legislature of Utah. They propose to keep
up the fight until the matter is settled.
To Dissolve the Union