Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21


method OF procedure and selecting books
for the sessions assisted by Mrs. George
Tilden and Mrs. Draper Smith.
The annual meeting OF the women's
clubs Of the second district of the Ne
braska Federation Of Women's clubs will
begin next Sunday and will last through
Monday and Tuesday. The meeting will
be held at the time of the state confer
ence OF charities and corrections in order
that the club women may have the adj
vantages Of the conference sessions. There
will be no meetings OF the district sep
arate from those of the conference ex-
cept the business session Monday morn
ing at 0 o'clock in the Public library, and
the luncheon Monday noon.
The state federation president, Mrs. 7.
J. Gist and the state board OF directors
as well as one delegate from each Of the
eleven clubs in the district will be enter
tanned In the homes OF the members Of
the woman's club Of the Railway Mail
service, which is the hostess club. Fol-
lowing the meeting OF the charities and
corrections conference at the Boyd Sun
day afternoon, the delegatesc are TO meet
the local women at the Rome hotel
wheer arrangements will be made for
the entertainment of the visiting women,
Edgar Allen Poe's Gold Bug" Will be
the story discussed by the Dundee Wo-
man's club "Wednesday afternoon at the
residence OF Mrs. J. W. Marshall. Mrs.
r., q. Harris win lead the lesson and
Mrs. W. W. Johnston will report current
topics.
Mrs. E. b. Brown was chosen president
of the South Omaha Century Literary
club at the annual meeting. Mrs. Bruce
McCulloch. vice president: Mrs. E A.
Bower, recording secretary: Miss Louise
schindel. corresponding secretary; Mrs. s.
b. shrigIey, treasurer. The members OF
the membership committee are Mesdames
c C. Howe and r. z. SCHMIDT; the pro-
gram committee, Mesdames n. rs. Ora
ham, p. NJ. SCHMIDT. f. A. Greasy, Claude
orchard, Ella NJ. Sloan.
Breads, cereals and soups will be the
subjects OF demonstration at the meet
ing of the club Tuesday at the home Of
Mrs. w. s. Derbyshire, who will be as
sisted by Mrs. N NJ. Graham and Mrs
G.P. Carley. The members will answer
to the roll call with receipts for sand
witches.
Prof. Paul A. Grummann will tell Of
Day and Season Myths" OF German
off o4 ha
Young womens Christian association and
will interpret wagaer's "Siegfried."
The Mothers Culture club will meet
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. A. S. Pinto. Mrs. A. W. Tsggart
will be the assisting hostess.
F. L. Halter will give stereopticon
lecture on Mexico" at the monthly
meeting OF the woman's auxiliary Of the
Episcopal churches OF Omaha and vicinity
in the lecture room Of the public library
at ESQ This will be the third lesson on
Mexico which the auxiliary has had this
winter.
The American Womans league will
meet at the womsn's exchange Tuesday
afternoon at 2:A
The members Of the Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority will have their regular
luncheon Saturday at the Hamilton cafe.
Following the luncheon a musical pro-
gram VIII be given. in which Miss Eleanor
Baumelster will sing. Mrs. Rodney Bliss
will play the piano and Miss Wilma
Howard will play the violin. accompanied
by Miss Nan Cunningham.
The Nebraska Chapter of the Daughters
Of the American Revolution has nos fif-
teen branches throughout the state. A
chapter was recently organized. making
the fifteenth. Mrs. Charles Oliver Nor
ton. the state regent. was present at the
installation Of the new chapter Of which
Mrs. C. Z. Adams is regent and Mrs. W.
F. Buck. vice regent Tventy-four patri-
otIc descendants Of soldiers who fought
I'm the revolution were enrolled as mem
hers st the installation Of the new su-
perior chapter, January L
The annual banquet OF the P. z. O.
sisterhood, which was to have been held