Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-26

this week chiefly by their
fewness. THANKSGIVING day
k-1F---- has thinned out the club cal
IQRfTI endar and win take preced-
CO. ence over the regular Thurs
day club meetings. Turkey and cram
berry sauce and pumpkin pie viii take
the place OF addresses and papers that
day.
Among tie meetings postponed one
week are those OF the Dundee Womau's
club and of the household economies de-
partment Of the Womans club. Other
bi-weekly clubs which have pushed their
schedules ahead week to make way for
the annual national feast day are the
Society of Fine Arts the Benson Wo-
mans club and tho story Teuers' ledgue
The literature department Of the Wo-
mans club will meet Wednesday morning
with Mrs. George c. Bonner as leader
Mrs. r. II. Cole viii read a paper on
THE Threefold Influence on The Form
Of Drama She will take up the three
phases-the demands on the actors, the
size and circumstances OF the theator and
he changing prejudice Of the audience
Mrs. 9. l. Hemple viii contrast the
with the Passion Play and Maeterlinclt's
"Peleas and Melisande."
Another real daughter" will De added
80 the roster OF the Nebraska Daughters
of 1912 when the society meets Saturday
at the home Of AIRS Elizabeth b. Stearns
This is Mrs. NJ. A. Morton, whose father
was an active participant in the war Of
1879.
Mrs. Morton viii be initiated into mem
hership Saturday, as will also her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. A. Dilworth, and her grand
daughter, Mrs. G, H.. Conlcy. At this
meeting the annual election OF officers
will be held and q letter from Mrs.
Herbert Gates, the organizer and first
president of the organization, will be read.
Mrs. Gates is spending the winter in New
York. Her letter will be about her recent
trip abroad.
There will be two real daughters at
Saturdays meeting, for the hostess. Mrs.
stearns, is also the daughter Of soldier
Of 1912.
Mrs. Charles oliver Norton Of Kearney,
state regent of the Daughters of the
American Revolution. was in Omaha
Thursday with tho local regent, Mrs. j.
j. Stubs. on her way home from CO.
lumbus, where she organized a new
chapter OF the society This new branch
Of the state organization is called Platte
chapter. Mrs. w. II. zander is the
regent
Plans for the Pan-Hellenic organiza-
ton Of the alumnae chapters of national
Greek letter societies represented in
Omaha, are crystallizing. Saturday morn
ing at 10 o'clock the presidents and secre-
taries OF all local alumnae sorority chap
ters and delegates from those sororlties
which have not yet formed alumnae
chapters, viii meet in the assembl yroom
OF the Young Women's Christian associa-
ton to develop plans for the Pan-HeI-
lenic and TO decide upon the character
and date of the social function TO be
given during the holidays when the
Young women who are in college and uni
versity win be home
The lecture Of Prof. Paula. Grummann
OF the University Of Nebraska at the
Young Womea's Christian association
Monday afternoon viii be on the "Baldr''
Of German mythology and on the rela-
lions between classical and Christian
mythology. first hour Wagner's 1.-THE
Master Singers Of Nuremberg" win be
interpreted the second hour
Meats and graves cooked in various
ways will be demonstrated at the meet
ing of the household economies depart
ment of the South Omaha Century Liter
airy club, at Tuesdays meeting at the
home Of the president, Mrs. e. A. Boyer.
Fhe hostess viii be assisted by Mrs. G.
r. Orchard and Mrs. G. w Sears
Mrs. Ida Hanchett's classes in Persian
and French history win meet Tuesday
aud Friday mornings at 10 o'clock, re-
spectively in the public library.
The oratory department Of the
Womans club will meet Tuesday morning
at 10 O'Clock at the studio OF Miss Lii
Ian Fitch the leader.
Charles a. Alden OF the University OF
omaha will address the woman's clul
on Modern Patriotism" Monday after
noon. The current topics department, OF
which Mrs. c. Vincent is leader, has