Omaha daily bee., 1912-01-07

on Julius Caesar, as an Historical Per-
sonage."
The series of lectures being given by
Prof. Paul y. Grummann of the Univer-
sity of Nebraska in the auditorium of
the Young Women's Christian association
came to a stop during the holidays, but
will be resumed this week. Monday aft
ernoon at o'clock the lecture in Ger
man mythology will be on THE Eddas"
and "Voluspa." Prof Grummann will
begin Monday his interpretations Of
Wagners "Niblung Ring" giving the
"Reingold," the first of the trealogy
Classical Art and It's Relationship to
Music" the second lecture of the trilogy
on music and art being given by Henry
p. Eames under the auspices of the So
ciety of Fine Arts and the Tuesday
Morning Musical club, will be presented
Tuesday afternoon in the auditorium of
the Young Women's Christian association
The University Extension club is at
present without leader Mrs. Elizabeth
Servlss, who organized the club, is en-
gagged with other interests and the pres
ident, Mrs. Elizabeth Sears, has given up
her headship on account of business. At
the meeting Tuesday evening i'm the
Omaha Commercial college building, there
will be a discussion Of the further work
Of the club. The program will also be
given as scheduled. History will be the
general topic. Papers will he read on
Short History of the Jews" Govern
ment of Ancient Peoples" THE Legend
airy story of Rome" and Greek Institu-
tons"
The program committee Of the Story
Tellers league Of which Miss Emma
Rosicky is chairman is preparing the
year books for 1912 and expects to have
them ready for the first meeting Of the
new year, January Is.
The Mothers Self-Culture club will
meet Wednesday afternoon at the West
minister Presbyterian church. The lesson
will be on 'What Every Mother Should
Know" Each member will bring an extra
woman to the meeting the purpose being
to enlarge the membership Of the club.
The Mothers Culture club expects to
get out its year book of study for 1912
in a few days. Mrs. G. Z. Nickel heads
the committee which is working on It,
StereopticOn views of historic spots in
America will be shown at the meeting Of
the Omaha chatter Of the Daughters Of
the American Revolution Monday at 2:2o
p. IN. in the lecture room Of the public
library. The lecture on the pictures will
he given by Mrs John W. Griffith, Mrs
Charles Johannes and Miss Mary sum
ner. The Major Isaac Sadlcr chapter
Of the Daughters Of the American Kcvo-
luton will he guests of the Omaha chap
ter and will substitute this meeting for
their regular January session
The Daughters Of the HConfcderacy are
preparing to celebrate the birthday Of the
great confederate general, Robert Z. Lee
January 70. at the home Of Mrs. Bernard
Kohn.
Apropos Of the cold weather, the Wyche
story Tellers league viii have stories Of
the northlaad told at its meeting Thurs
day afternoon AT AIS in the public library,
Those who viii tell stories are Miss
Mary Krebs, Miss Ida Crowell and Miss
Holyoke.
This club Of teach rs and mothers
handed together for the purpose OF pro-
noting suitable story literature for chill
dren, follows the seasons I'm its work
After the cold weather stories will come
patriotic stories in February, when the
birthdays Of Washington and Lincoln