Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-03

Literary club Tuesday afternoon in the
public library. y paper will be read on
Holmes Prose Works. Elsie venner' So
Mrs. Walter Nitsehe Will read Whittier's
poem Our Autocrat" The department
viii discuss Holmes Relation TO His
City and His Country"
The lWugeRe club nj Florence will de-
part from its routine OF study meetings
next Wees and have musical at the
home Of Mrs. y. Z. Hunt Mrs. W. \.
HodeT VIII be assisting hostess
Tie Clio cluh has q miscellaneous pro-
gram for It's meeting Wednesday after
noon at Tire home Of Mrs.. r. \. Nc
Eaehron. Urder the leadership Of Mrs
ID. W. Morrow. The members will respond
to the roll call with quotations from the
poems o; Elizabeth Barrett Browning A
short story hour viii follow curing which
Mrs. ". II. Anderson viii tell the story
Of Tho ToiIing OF Felix Mrs. Bryce
Crawford. The Story otthe Viewers"
Mrs. Ralph Russell. Mary Cary" The
afternoon will close with music--"Pippa
Passes" Mrs y. y. Eaton: Ills Second
Chance" Mrs. W. d. Crawford: The
Visioners," Mrs. d. L. jenkins.
The meeting of the Story Tellerx'
league Thursday afternoon I'm the public
library will be led by Mrs. J. w. Met
calfe. who will tell the story of THE En-
ehanted Necklace" Miss Isabelle Graham
will tell why the Bean Wears a Stripe
Down Its Back Miss Grace Miner will
tell the story Of The Spring Cleaning"
Miss Kate SwaTtzlander will tell a story
of her own selecting.
The Pleiades, the club OF seven sisters
in-law. will have a domestic science meet
ing Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. II. l. Erwin. Mrs. c. II. Erwin will
be leader and will read a paper on do
nestle science and the subject will be
discussed by the other members.
The commission form Of government
will be studied by the Suffrage society
Wednesday afternoon in the assembly,
room OF the Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION. A number OF things will be
The woman's Jour-
nal" the national suffrage organ. on the
Omaha streets to gain money and con-
verts for the cause" giving the suffrage
play, How the Vote Was Won" and
having Miss EoIa La Toilette speak on
suffrage in Omaha. Miss La Toilette, who
Is the daughter Of the insurgent senator
Of Wisconsin. comes high. 500 a speak.
The proposition OF bringing her to Omaha
is FERROUS one. since the local society Is
rather low on funds.
The Daughters OF the American Revo-
luton will meet Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. W. d. Williams, 257
North Forty-flrst street. Mrs. William S.
Heller has arranged the program. which
will consist Of vocal music by Mrs, e. Z.
Larkins. recitations by Miss Frances
Bernice Banghart. a paper on the Battle
Hymn OF the Republic" by Mrs. A. d.
and a talk by Mrs. Franklin OF
Mich, on the doiugs OF the
chapter in her town.
Among the Omaha women who have
planned definitely to attend the eonven-
ion OF the National Daughters OF the
American Revolution in Washington. ID.
=, beginning April 10. are Mrs. A. X.
5ault. president general for Nebraska;
Mrs. J. ]. Stubs, regent OF the Omaha
chapter. and Mrs. 4. l.. Fernsld, corre-
spending secretary Of the local chapter.
There will be a board meeting OF the
Nebraska chapter Of the Daughters OF
he American Revolution in Lincoln
March a. which will be attended by a
number Of Omaha members.
The Nebraska chapter OF the Daugh-
ers Of the American Revolution has now
seventeen branch chapters. Wednesday
evening. February q, at the home Of
Mrs. A. Galusha, in Mccook, Mrs.
Charles Oliver Norton, state regent. or
ganized ths seventeenth chapter, TO be
Known as "Thirty-seventh Star" chapter,
Nebraska being the thirty-seventh state
n the union.
This is the first chapter, established
n the western half Of the state and has
or its officers Miss Alpha Christian. re-
rent; Mrs. Robert Nicely, vice regent:
Mss Juliet Galusha, secretary; Mrs. s.
:. Harvey, treasurer; Mrs. C. II. Hustled,
egistrar; Miss Phoebe Walt, historian;
Mrs. Emerson Hanson. chaplain.
Mrs. Norton explained the object Of the
Daughters of the American Revolution,
md told its history and what had been
by the more than 9Lco
Daughters In the United States. At the
lose Of the evening an deliberately supper
vas served by the hostesses. Mrs. Ga
usha and the Misses Wait. Bailey and
The American woman's league will hold
is regular meeting Thursday afternoon.
The woman's Christian association Will
rect Tuesday morning at the Young
Yomen's Christian association.
The Sermo club will meet Tuesday at
he home Of Mrs. G. T. Lindley. The les
on for the afternoon will be on the his
oricaI city Of New Orleans and the mod
I'm city Of Chicago. Mesdames II. T.
7elIers. ]. Z. Goodrich and Paul Thsmsn-
en- having papers on New Orleans and
.iesdames +. II. Barnes. c. w. Bergen
md Robert L. Smith on Chicago.
The Society Of Fine Arts will meet
morning in the public library
,nder the leadership Of Mrs. w. J. Ure.
The New Idealism'' will be the subject
4 study and the paintings Of Sir Edward
3urne Jones. The Romantic Ideslist."
md George C. Frederick Watts, The In
ellectual Idealist." will be taken up.