Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-05

Ifs campaign FOR temperance LEGISLATION.
Mrs Frances Head. president ~ the Ne
braska women's Christian Temperance
union asked Tor the associations support
AIRS Ella stewart president ~ the rH-
roIs Suffrage association. Eave the speech
Of The convention. telling 81 the work being
done in Illinois
Hrs Stewart Mrs yoUmer Ms. Han.
president Of the Lincoln association; Mrs.
HeaII and Dr. p o. Aylessvorth were the
guests Of Ur Phnbrick al luncheon Friday.
Dr Barton q. AyIesvorth who has been
n Omaha recently I'm the interest Of wo-
man suitcase establishing mems league.
has gone 10 Springfield. ILL.,. where the
woman suffrage bill is to come before the
legislature for he third reading Tuesday
SiS thousand Chicago people interested In
. Tire measure are planning 90 go 20 Spring
field for the hearing and an enthusiastic
demonstration is planned.
Omaha now has two chapters Of the
Daughters Of the American Revolution.
The second chapter which includes in its
. membership q number Of younEnr women,
many Of them daughters Of the members
Of the Omaha chapter. was organized We'd
nesday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
RusseI Mckelvy. The officers Of the new
. cbanfar are Mrs McKelvy. regent; Miss
Carolyn Barkalow. vice regent; Mrs Frank
Baker. corresponding secretary; Miss Ruth
Ganson. registrar. The committee which
is TO formulate the bylaws and constitu-
tion and report al The meeting this week
includes Miss Bernice Edwards, Miss Ruth
Gansen Mrs. W. A. Dilworth, Miss Ida
CroweU The name Of the new chapter
likewise will be chosgen a. this week
meeting which is TO be held Thursday
afternoon The state regent, Mrs. O. s.
Ward Of Lincoln will be a guest Of the
chapter.
The woman's Literary club Of Stanton
recently elected Mrs W. n. Orris presi-
cent for the club year OF 1911 and 1872 The
other officers named were Mrs. W. H
Person. vice president. Mrs. Frank Mittel-
stadt. secretary; Mrs. J. II. WEIGH. CORE
spending secretary; and Mrs. william Sal
mon. treasurer. The club has tust com
pIeted a pleasant and successful season.
The advance and beginners classes in
: Esperanto viii meet at the public library
Monday evening at $50 O'Clock Mrs. J.
F. Rowe is leader OF the beginners class
. The Omaha Womens Christian Temper
ance union will hold a business meeting
at the Young Women's Christian associs-
ton wednesday afternoon at $50 o'clock.
The University Extension club which
was recently organized by a number Of
business women. has named the committees
which are to plan the club programs and
other affairs Of the organization. These
committees are: Educational, Mrs. A. J.
Serviss Mrs. L. D. Spaldng. Mrs. Z. A.
hartman. Miss Jennie Johnston, Miss Alice
Carey; membership. Mrs. May Finley. Miss
sophia McKiuip, Miss Blanche Moore
= courtesies. Miss Laura Dorsey Miss Agnes
, Smith Miss Anna Olson. The clubs next
! meeting viii be held Tuesday evening
1 March "a
The Women's Relief Corps viii meet
Tuesday afternoon at go O'Clock at Ba-
right hall for a business session In the
q evening the corps will entertain the L. s
Grant Post al party at the hall.
Nature Myths are 10 be the subjects Of
r. the story Tellers' league which viii be
held Thursday afternoon At Alb O'Clock al
n the public library. Mrs. Rose Coleman
e Mrs. Fred Elliott and Miss Ida CroweI
n will tell the stories.