Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-26

the program at the meeting OF
the Omaha WomRn's club Mon
1sq4 day afternoon, and the talks
- will be on subjects OF psyche
logical interest. John Milton Scott of New
York will give the address Of the after
noon.
Mrs. Mary Newton leader Of tine depart |
ment, viii preside at the program and
give a short talk on the work which the
department has been doing with the CORE
spondence course in psychology furnished
by the Chicago university.
The musical numbers for the afternoon
are the following vocal solos
Exaltation' ..''..''.',....1'....;H II. ii, Bach
Mrs. George siert,
zone Spring Morning ..................N evin
Miss Martha Gym.
Miss Alice Curry will be the accompanist.
At its last meeting Tor this year the
Household Economics department will meet
Thursday morning at 1870 o'clock at the
Old Peoples home After a program,
which will be given by the members for
the entertainment OF the old people. lunch
con will be served by the club women.
The program is: Violin solo Gypsy
Dance" ERNST, Mrs c. r. Porter; Miss
Evelyn Bellsley accompanist; recitation,
Mrs. Ohrle vocal solo, japanese Maiden"
Jessie Gaynor), Miss Emily Boltz, Mrs
b. j. Drummond accompanying; a talk by
Mrs. George Tilden, president Of the board;
violin solo, La Rose Patna" Mrs Por-
ter; recitation, Mrs, Ohrle; vocal solo,
Night CHalfden BankierulD, Miss Boitz.
The House and Home committee of the
Omaha WOman's club will give luncheon
In honor OF the president. Mrs. NJ. ID. Cam
eron, Tuesday. The members of the com
mittee are Mrs. Isaac Douglas, Mrs. c. IL.
Marley, Mrs. T, II. Ward Mrs. c. II.
Townsend, Mrs, c. ID. SUNNY, Mrs James
iiddell Mrs. II. J. Penfod Mrs Edward
Johnson, Mrs. Samuel Rees. Mrs F. r.
Straight, Mrs. c, II. Chsam Mrs Thomas
Brown Mrs, c, B. Coon, MIS- j. f. Pull
yer, Mrs. George swoboda
The Literature department Of the Wo-
mans club will meet Wednesday morning
Mrs. Willard Langfeld leader. win preside
Papers viii be given by Mrs p. b. Harm
on American Literature TO 1882 and by
Mrs Langfeld on American Literature
since 1859"
The program committee Of the Nebraska
Federation OF Womens clubs will meet at
Lincoln Thursday to begin planning Tor
the TALL meeting Mrs. l.. J. Cowan OF Ash
land is chairman OF the committee
Mrs. Edward Johnson OF Omaha and Mrs
Cahen Thompson OF Lincoln are the other
members, Of which includes also. by rea-
son OF their office the chairmen OF all
standing committees.
The year book Of the Nebraska FEEDER
alton which has just been issued contains
a valuable summing up Of last years
work IN the reports of the officers and
outlines Of the federation plans for this
year In her foreword the new president
Mrs T. J. Gist. speaks with especial praise
OF the work OF her predecessor. Mrs F. H.
Cole, In establishing system OF scholar
ships
The vice president from the First district
Mrs. Ii. &. Lindsay OF Lincoln. asks the
clubs TO give attention and aid in improv-
ing the conditions OF the public school
buildings Let US work for more cleanu-
ness. for better ventilation. for better sani-
tation and for medical inspection In our
public schools
The report OF the corresponding secre-
tary gives the number Of clubs now in
the federation as lSa
In the recent number Of the General Fed
GRAFTON Bulletin. the directory member
from Nebraska. Mrs II. /. Keefe, has
written an article bearing upon the much
talked Of Endowment Fund" Many OF
the active workers in the federation have
felt for year," she writes, that the eff