Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12
What Club Women Are Doing


held at the Young women's Christian
association Thursday, advised the unions
| to concentrate their efforts on five inn
portant departments instead OF scatter
ing them through forty five The depart
ments they specified as most worthy OF
attention arc scientific temperance. work
with children and young people. mothers
meetings, literature and the press.
delegation OF Omaha church women
| viii leave Tuesday at 4:m D. m. over
he Burlington to attend the semi.annual
aeeting OF the Nebraska Branch OF the
] WOmen's Auxiliary OF the Episcopal
church at Nebraska City.
The delegates will be met at the sta
ton by the Nebraska City women, and
will have supper at the parish house Of
st. Mary's church. After supper Rev.
! W. w. Barnes viii give stereoptcon
entertainment and there will be an in
formal reception.
The meeting will open wednesday
morning at 1880 with holy communion.
At the business session at 10 o'clock
diocesan officers will give reports The
Rt. Rev. A. l.. Williams bishop Of Ne
! braska will address the afternoon ses-
sion. Rev. S. Mills Hayes will talk on
THE Womsn's Auxiliary and Parish
Life" Rev. w. H. Moor of Omaha will
speak on "Apportionment."
Among the Omaha women who will
attend the meeting arc: Mrs. A. n.
Gault president Of the Auxiliary; Mrs
W. h. Willard, secretary; Miss Katherine
billiard; vice-president OF tho Junior
section; Miss Edith Earle, secretary OF
( tho junior section; Mrs ]. A. Hancock,
Miss Minnie Mallendine, Mrs. John Will
llams, Mrs. Albert Noe Mrs. A. e.
Marsh of Blair will join the omaha del
egation.
! a group Of girls from the Bemis Bag
company will meet Tuesday at the Young
women's Christian association in club
for candy making in the domestic science
kitchen, under the direction Of the ex-
tension secretary.
Prof. Paul A. Grummann of the Uni
verslty Of Nebraska win lecture on the
"Odin" and "wotan" OF German mythol-
ogy, and on Wagner's "Lohengrln" at
the Young womens Christian associa-
ton Monday afternoon.
history, win meet Tuesday morning at
the Public library. Her class in French
history will meet Friday morning at the
library.
The Woman Suffrage society will meet
| Wednesday afternoon at the Union Out
fitting company parlor to complete plans
for the Pankhurst lecture Monday at II
/ q
tions of Omaha will meet at the Young
Women's Christian association to arrange
for the visit Of Mrs. Pankhurst this week.
Tho Visiting Nurse association will
meet Wednesday at 10 a. m. at the Pax
| ton hotel.
The Association of Collegiate Aiumnae
will sew for the Child Saving Institute
at its meeting Saturday afternoon at the
home of Miss Gertrude White. Mrs. s.
e. Davies. president OF the association,
who has been attending the national as
sociation convention In New York will
tell about the doings at the meeting.
The Women's club of the railway mail
service win have an afternoon of Bible
| study Wednesday at the home OF Mrs.
f, II. Cole. Mrs. Z. F. Wallace will lead
the lesson.
Samples Of cooking win be brought to
the meeting of the P. e. o. slstefhood
Saturday at the meeting at the home of
Mrs. f. d. Wilson and will be auctioned
off by Mrs. Campbell The committee In
charge of the day are Mrs. w. A. Shrop-
shire and Mrs. a, Traynor.
| Between $500 and $500 garments were
distributed to charity organizations and
hospitals at the annual distribution of
the Needlework Guild Thursday at
Jacobs Memorial hall. The entire corps
OF officers were elected to serve again
for the coming year. They are Mrs. S.
a. Collins, president; Mrs. NJ. B. New
man, vice president; Mrs. W. w. Car
michael, secretary, and Mrs. George ].
Henderson, treasurer.