Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-10

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O'clock.
Mrs. Albert Edhoim OF the ciNics com.
mittee OF the department win have charge
Of the program and will read a paper on
Public Health and Private Responsible
ity." Miss Ida V. Jontz will speak on
Philanthropy in Ciyics." Mrs. Ia y
Lord. chairman OF the civics committee
of the South Omaha Century Literary
club will speak on Welfare Work in
South omaha-what Has Been Accom-
plished and What Must Be Done"
Following the program a half hour VIII
be devoted 10 discussion Of the commits
sion form Of government under the
leadership OF Mrs. C. W. Hayes. Mrs
Edward johnson win speak on Sanity
and Democracy In American Cities" Mrs.
Samuel Rees will speak on Bringing
Dead Cities TO Life
All members Of the club arc invited to
attend this meeting.
II Mrs. Vincent, oehrle would Mrs.
Townsend?
Every member must bring daftydii
to the meeting Of the current topics de-
partment Of the Omaha Woman's- club
Tuesday afternoon. In addition TO dairy
dis. music reading and current events
Will comprise the afternoon program as
arranged by Mrs. Samuel Rees.
Preceding the program there will be the
usual half hours parliamentary practice.
Mrs. II. L. Beard will lead the lesson.
which will be on the general topic, Com
mittees." "A sitting Committee" will be
the specific topic
The department Ia gaining much prac-
teal benefit from these half hours OF
parliamentary drill following a cours"
outlined by Mrs. r L. McKelvy. member
of the civlcs committee. who selects the
topics and assigns them TO the different
leaders.
The art department OF the Woman's
club will start the spring social events,
In which the departments indulge toward
the close Of their study seasons. with q
kensington Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Miss Mary E. Sumner, lis South
Thirty-seyenth street. II will be for
members and their friends.
The oratory department OF the Woman's
club will continue tho study of ''Hlawa-
tha"-the wedding feast-in the studio Of
the leader, Miss Lillian Fitch, Tuesday
morning
on the program arranged by Mrs. C.
T. Plat for the music department OF the
woman's club. Mrs, Edith Wagner win
give piano numbers, VIII Heatherington
will play the violin and Miss Ruth Can
son will sing a cycle Of ten songs. Eaea |
performer will preface her numbers with
a few words OF explanation concerning
the selection.
The philosophy department OF the
woman's club will meet with the leader |
Mrs. Mary B. Newton Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock.
Poultry. game. fish and oysters will |
DO the subjects OF demonstration and dis
cusslon at the meeting Of the house, |
hold economies department OF the South |
Omaha Century Literary club, Tuesday |
afternoon In the public library. The |
leaders will be Mrs. r. L. schindel. Mrs. |
W. p. Adkins and Mrs W. b. Watkins
The Association OF Collegiate Alumnae |
will have a sociological program OF
papers and discussion Saturday after
noon at the home OF Miss Janet Wallace.
The committee in charge numbers Miss
Wallace. chairman; Miss AIMS Peter
son. Miss Bessie Dumont, Miss Elizabeth |
Kiewit. Miss Elizabeth Parkinson and
Miss Marie kennedy
The wyche story Tellcrs' leasue win |
tell nature myths OF the seasons Thurs
day afternoon in the public library. spe-
cial stories VIII be told by Mrs. Z. A. |
Holyoke and Miss Anna Bradford. Miss
Mary Krebs will tell miscellaneous |
story. Ia
The University Extension club win |
study English government Tuesday even
ing at the Young women's christion' as |
ISOLATION.
The p. Z. o. sisterhood will hold a |
business and social meeting Thursday |
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. ]. C.
Wettn, lsit VIII sIeel'
The newly organized North Omaha
Mothers club elected officers Wednesday |
at the North Presbyterian church as
follows: President. Mrs. e. L. Barr;
vice president, Mrs. George 4. Roberts |
and secretary, Mrs. e. o. Ames. The
next meeting will be held Wednesday. |
March %, al the home OF Mrs. Ames.
The Daughters Of 1879 win hold BUSH
ness and social meeting Wednesday at
the home Of Mrs. J. J. Stubs.
The Social Settlement association viii |
hold its annual election Wednesday.
There are now two auxillaries to the I
settlement, one in the neighborhood of
the center on South Thirteenth street: |
the other at Brownell Hall. There are /
eighteen workers giving their time In I
work at the settlement. but there Is /
need for more volunteers, especially for |
some one to play the plano for the dane
ing classes.
The Omaha woman's Christian Tenn |
perancs union will meet Wednesday at
.:D D. m, In the Young women's Chris
tIAn association. Parliamentary drill viii |
form part Of tn afternoons program
There will be meeting OF the executive !
force Of the Nebraska Woman's Chris |
tian Temperance union in Lincoln 1
wednesday and Thursday. which VIII /
probably be attended By the following
Omaha members: Mrs. d. c. John. presi-
cent OF Douglas county unions; Mrs.
George coyaI. state organizer: Mrs. ".
T. Graham superintendent Of purity de-
partnent; Mrs Edward johnson, superin-