Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-19
WOman's
Activity in
Club and Charity

VIII hold its meeting az the settlement Eau.
Vivian and Fourteenth streets. and viii
then b. entertained 40 tea AZ the settle
ment house. tag south thirteenth street
Mrs J. H Dunaont has arranged the pro-
gram. which VII include an address By
Mrs. ". G. shannon. president of the
board Of directors % the settlement Mrs.
W. y. Anderson win give a review OF Jane
Adams recent book. Twenty Years NJ
Han House" Miss Clara ssha SER heaa
resident. viii tell - the work of the set
Element. The litie people 81 The Hitchen
garden Glass VIII give a demonstration CT
what & is they learn to do and another
class VIII give foik dances.
The prosram begins at 30 O'Clock snd is
open both to all club members and those
Interested IN the work of the settlement
The current topics department OF the
Omaha Woman's club will give a kansng-
ton at the club rooms Tuesday afternoon.
To this entertainment Oh the club members
are invited. As part Of the interesting
program planned. Mrs. q. Vincent leader
Of the department win give the ssoterio
reading o. the names OF several
Of the members Music win be furnished
BY Mr. John L. Hopkins Mrs Frank
Welty Mrs Samuel Rses viii tell an
humorous story.
A pretty feature Of the program will be
contributed BY the children In the kinder
garten class OF CasB school Under the
direction OF their teacher. Miss Laura
Goetz. the little folks viii illustrate a
story Tor the club women and win also
sing some kindergarten songs.
The hours Of the kensington are from
70 O'Clock. The program begins at 2;f6
o'clock.
Mrs. c. G. swingsey will be leader OF the
program of the art department OF the
Womans club Thursday morning The
topic OF study is ~rhe New re-RaDhaelit-
ism" The painters who viii be considered
are Dante. Gabriel Rosetti. Sir Edwin
Burne-Jones. stanhope. Hughes. Stirred
wick and Crane.
Friday is to be "Woman's day at the
Nebraska conservation congress. which IL
to be held At Lincoln Thursday and Fri
day. MRS. g. j. Phelps. president Of the
Lincoln Womans club, viii preside at the
meeting Friday afternoon. Mrs. Frances
Phelps Morris. who Is ia charge Of the
CHRIS Industrial school Of Minnesota. viii
give the chief address.
The Omaha Womans club il entitled to
fifteen delegates to the congress. and it Is
probable thar each department and sew
eral OF the standing eommittees win send
representatives.
The philosophy and ethics department Of
the WOman's club win net hold its meeting
this week.
The WeIscht Story Tellsrs' league win
meet Thursday afternoon at AIS o'clock at
the public library.
The music department OF the womans
club VIII meet Thursday at 3sl5 D. m The
following program win be given under the
direction OK Miss Blanche sorsnson;
sonata, Opus Is eBeothoven), Mr. James
Colvin-
"A Necklace Of Love- CNsvinl. 'The
Maiden and the Butterfly (chadwicis).
Miss Lena Fiks
violin. ~Rsvsris~ Cviouztemps,. Mr..
Frank Mach.
The Birthday CCowen). "Tha Violet
CMozarD. Mrs J. r. Pulver.
-Humoreshe." Opus i0t No. Cnvorak)
Impromptu Leschetitxili). Mr.. Colvin.
Beloved. II il Nora" Miss Fiks.
Gypay Dance (Nachezl. Mr. Mach.
Waltz from 'Rome0 and Jnlist'' eGou-
nod, Mrs. Pulver.
Omaha chapter Of the Daughters OF thu
American Revolution viii give the annual
George Washington birthday celebration At
the home OF Mrs. George 3. Darr Wednss-
day evening. The sons az the American
Revolution and their wives and the hua-
bands Of The daughters are to be the
guests Of the chapter The program planned
part % the evenings entertainments win
include readings BY AR, William Heller.
vocal solos By Miss Grace Doolittls and
piano solos by ARA. Garrett
Mrs. F. H. Blake viii be in charge Of
the dining room
Mrs. o. S. Ward. regent OF the Ne
brasxa Daughters OF the American Rsvo-
luton, was in Omaha last week the guest
Of Mrs. William Archibald smith.
MrA Charles oliver Norton. regent o9
Fort Kearney chapter OF the Daughters Of
the American Revolution and chairman of
tho Oregon Trail COMMITTEES Of the Ne
braska society Of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution. - the author OF the
pamphlet issued b. the society and giving
the history OF the Oregon Trail
The chairman Is particularly Interested
IN a bill now before the legislature asking
for an appropriation for the purpose Of
marking the trail
The bill ASKS Cor the sum OF S20W far
the purpose Of providing suitable monu-
ments 70 mark the Oregon All through
Nebraska These monuments are to be
erected under the supervision OF the state
engineer of Nebraska. the state regent of
the Daughters OF thu American Revolution
az Nebraska and the secretary o. the his
toricai society. Provision il also made cor
penalty for the defacemsnt Of sucn
markers
Mrs. Norton spends considerable time m
historic research work and ia contrib
utor 20 Golfers. Rarpers and other maya /
zinea. She is a member Of the League Of
American Pen Women. Mrs Norton Is a
member also OF the following patriotic So |
cieuea: Nebraska Society OF Colonial /
Danes. United States Daughters OF ISlz. /
Daughters Of Founders and Patriots.
National Society OF Colonial Daughters OF
The seventeenth Century. Daughters OF
Colonial Governors, as well a. a member
Of shs Daughters o. the American Revolu- /