Omaha daily bee., 1911-04-16

and will be followed by an inspection Of
the new building.
Different club house advantages as they
are expressed in the buildings of the wo-
mems clubs OF the various cities are to be
discussed at the luncheon which the cur
rent topics department gives Tuesday aft
ernoon at the Young Women's Christian
association, as the close Of its years work
The election Of officers is TO be held be-
fore the luncheon, which is TO be served at
2 o'clock. Mrs. Charles Vincent, depart
usnt leader, win preside as POSTMASTER
at the program which follows, when the
following members will tell Of the club
houses OF the cities named: Mrs. NJ. d.
Cameron, Kansas City; Mrs. f. X. Cole,
Cincinnati; Mrs. J. L. Niederst, Denver;
Mrs. @. W. Hayes, Los Angeles; Mrs. L. ].
Healy, Des Moines; Mrs. Edward johnson,
Boston Mrs. Samuel Rees will tell a
humorous story concerning mental tele-
patty.
The social science department closes its
years work Monday afternoon by giving
a kensington to which all the Officers of
the club and all the members are espe-
cially invited. Mrs F. ]. BirBs, leader Of
the department, is in charge of the ar
rangements, which include a program of
music, readings and a lecture on oriental
rugs. The lecture win be illustrated by an
exhibition OF rugs The meeting Is held at
$50 o'clock.
Omaha chapter OF Daughters OF the
American Revolution will go to South
Omaha Wednesday afternoon to award the
history medal 10 the high school pupil
IN.
Williams and the Founding OF Rhode
Island" The name Of the winner of the
prize will be announced only with the
awarding of the medal. Mrs. Walter VIII
liams, chairman of the educational oom-
mittee, will preside at the meeting. which
is to be held in the assembly room at 2
O'Clock Mrs. Onward Porter Peck will
award the medal
he philosophy and ethics department OF
the Omaha womans club will meet on
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock with
Mrs. Charles Vincent for the annual cleo
ton of officers.
The music department OF the womau's
club viii meet Thursday afternoon at 2:15
o'clock. The retiring leader. Miss Blanche
6orenson. viii be In charge OF the pro-
gram. which La TO be followed by tea
An those who have assisted in the years
program are to be special guests a. the
ltea- The program is:
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Mrs. Charles H Wright
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Tho Song OF the Sea Kings. ..--a-.-.-Lohr
Mira. J. 7. Helgren-
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Mise JoSeipDihinS:' Lynch
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Mrs. 9. ii. Wright,
German Rounds, op S.......-.. Moszkowsli
Miss GLADYS LoBeol, Miss Edith Miller
The American Womans league win meet
Thursday evening with Mrs. Carrie D.
Scott, III South Thirty-slxth street. The
classes In Esperanto. short story writing
and music will be conducted by the leaders
Glasses in Esperanto Will meet at the
public library Monday evening at 1880
o'clock Miss Gertrude Bailey is leader Of
the beginners class. which viii meet at
the library saturday afternoon at $50
Mrs. Berger OF South Twenty-eighth
street Will entertain the MISSION STUDY olupV
OF the First Christian church April rs. The
day has been changed from April q as q
federation meeting at Irvington Is held at
lrvngton on that day.
The oratory department Of the Woman's
club will give luncheon at the First
Congregational church April % as a close
OF the years work.
The Omaha chapter of the Daughters of
the Confederacy will meet at Mrs. @, IdV-
ingston's 1929 South Thirty-cirst street,
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