Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-02


otto organizations have eased up on their
indoor business and educational meetings
and are hieing TO the parks for GOODNESS
and pleasure.
The American woman's league win
celebrate the Fourth with a picnic Tues
day evening at the Rod and Gun club,
where they will be the guests of the
treasurer. Mrs. Carrie d. Scott The wo-
mans Suffrage society is also planning a
picnic for some time this month The
Francis Willard Christian Temperance
union will have a picnic at one Of the
marks July Il. and the South Omaha
union will picRlc at Elmwood July IL.
Elmwood park has been chosen for an
other picnic--that on July H. when the
Daughters Of the Confederacy will gather
for sandwiches and a good time,
At the meeting Of the American woman's
league held Friday night at the home
-of the treasurer, Mrs. Carrie d. Scott,
committees were appointed to take charge
OF next seasons work
The league will have a booth at the Land
show In October and the committee in
charge will be Mrs. Clara e. Burbank,
chairman. Mrs. ]. w. Russell, Mrs. Scott,
and Mrs. c. W. Hayes. The committee
directing the classes in music. art. the
languages and domestic science comprises
Mrs. J. NJ. Taliaferro. chairman; Mrs.
Rose Gay, Miss Alice Harper and Mrs
Helen Lggett- In charge Of the food
sales. to be held each Saturday next fail.
will be Mrs. Nathan Roberts, chairman:
Mrs Fred Berkhslmer, Mrs. Ella Camp
bell and Mrs. J. !. Breuchart, Mrs. Rob
ert Allen will supervise the Junior league
work and programs. Miss Belle Houston
and Mrs. John A. Alberts will work with
her on the league classes. while Miss
Josephine Craig, Miss Helen White and
Miss Jessie Odell win assist her with the
programs. On the senior league com
mittee are Mrs. J. w. sturdevant chair
man. Miss Jeanette White and Mrs Ida
Baum.
Miss Margaret Howard and Miss Naomi
King of South Omaha we're elected new
members, and Mrs. Roberts was chosen to
work with Mrs. W. b. Howard, president,
and Mrs. Scott on the executive committee.
The league win not hold another regular
meeting until next month.
League women throughout Nebraska are
awaiting the result OF the election recently
held for state regent. Votes have been
sent to the national headquarters at st.
Louis and the result will probably be
known this week. Mrs. Clara Z. Burbank
Is the candidate boosted by the Omaha
chapter are Mrs. s. D. DAILY Of one OF the
Lincoln chapters; Mrs. Annette Nesbit of
Pawnee City. and Miss Minnie Page Of
Table Rock.
The five federated woman's Christian
Temperance unions OF Omaha and South
Omaha will hold q big meeting Wednes-
day afternoon at 2:9o In the assembly room
OF the Young Womens Christian assocl-
ton. The Omaha Woman's Christian
Temperance union will have charge OF the
program. Miss siefkin will give vocal
solos. Mrs. w. T. Graham will report on
the recent public school essay contest.
held under the auspices of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union. Mrs. w. A.
Chailis will give readings and the Rev.
Edward A. Hislop. district superintendent
of the Methodist Episcopal church, viii
give the address OF the afternoon.
The Benson Woman's Christian Temper
ance union will meet Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. N. @. Colson.
The regular meeting OF the West Side
Woman's Christian Temperance union,
was TO have been held Wednesday. will
!. be postponed until the afternoon Of July
4, at the home of Mrs. John Blake. At
tndJ time Objects Will pc eleCIGQ 10 ldhc
the places OF Mrs. Warren Rider, vice
president who has gone to Cheyenne to
reside. and OF Mrs. John P. Cunningham,
secretary, who has left Omaha to live on q
ranch near Broken Bow.
Activities at the social settlement have
come 20 an end for the summer on account
Ct the illness OF Miss Clara Z. sehaefer,
head resident, who is at the Clarkson Me-
mortal hospital But although clubs and
classes have stopped the settlement house
on South Thirteenth street Is the meeting
place for picnic parties and other good
times for the young people Of the neigh
borhood.
The caste for the settlement play. "ober-
on's Triumph" to be given Friday evening
July Z. on the lawn of Happy Hollow club.
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-xp Fairies: Elsie Kramer. Rose Vabor.L
Amelia Vaborii, Vera StreItE, Dora Swartz.
Zichia Camel, Gladys Hoffman, Helen Ste
nicka. May Stenicka, Mary Elias Bertha
Grapengiser, Helen West Vamyta KOrff,
Elsie korff, Ruth Shaply.
Guards: William Kaspar, Charles kas-
per. Charles SteniclNa, Charles Barta-
The committee in charge OF the awarding
OF the University OF Nebraska scholarship
offered by the state Federation OF Wom-
ems Clubs to the daughter OF a Nebraska
club woman. viii meet Monday In the office
OF Right Rev. A. L. Williams. bishop Of
Nebraska, 10 decide from the credentials
received upon the fortunate recipient.
Mrs. +. II. Cole, chairman OF the COM
mittee. will entertain the women of the
committee at her home during their stay
here. They are Mrs. T. J. Gist OF Falls
City, state federation president; Mrs. A.
L. Apperson Of Tecumseh, ex-prssident;
Miss Nellie Richardson OF Lincoln. The ad-
visory committee on the scholarship con-
sists OF Chancellor Avery OF the univers/5;
J. W. Crabtres. state superintendent Of In
struction; w. NJ. Davidson. President State
Teachers association; DR.. ID. Z. Jenkins
president University Of Omaha; Right Rev
George A. Beecher. bishop OF Ksarney