Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-03-17

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the home of Mrs. j. j. stupps to cele;
brate the centennial OF the war OF lsi2
with banquet at the June meeting and
TO hold a jubilee next October, Two new
members were enrolled-Mrs. II. d.
Temple OF Lexington and Mrs. Ella f. j.
Peaton OF Fullerton. The state chapter
has now fifty members.
Another new chapter has been added TO
the Nebraska Daughters Of the American
Revolution. which makes eighteen in all.
This il the David City chapter. which
was organized March :. The officers are
Mrs. Rollin A. Bennett. regent; Mrs. Riley
G.. Rich. vice regent; Mrs. Sidney ].
Hyatt. secretary; Mrs. Loran Jordan.
treasurer; Mrs. Frank Reynolds regis
trar; Mrs Frank Ayres. historian. and
Mrs. Sterling Coo. chaplain. Mrs. Charles
Oliver Norton OF Kesrney, state regent
extended greetings TO the new chapter,
Mrs. Charles oliver Norton OF Kesrney.
regent of the Nebraska Daughters OF the
American Revolution. was the guest sf.
honor March o. Margaret Holmes chap
ter. Daughters Of the American Revoli.
ton. at Seward. at social meeting and
luncheon.
The North Omaha Mothers club has
planned an Interesting program for
Wednesday afternoon at 100 at the home
Of the secretary, Mrs. Il. o. Ames. 1918
Locust street. Mrs. Ames win read
paper on What Constitutes Modern
Mother" Mrs. Il. L. Barr will have a.
paper on Marriage" Mrs. George Beg.
crow. The College Woman" Mrs. b. +.
Park. The Calf Path" Mrs Nellie Bar
bour, Walter Savage Landor's Chill.
dren." Mrs. W. II. Dale win sing.
The Frances willard women's Christian
Temperance union will celebrate one OF its
red letter day-blrthday anniversary OF
Neal Dow, father Of prohibition in Maine
"Wednesday. at the home of Mrs. George
W. covell. 25ie Writ street. There will
also be a temperance rally to celebrate |
the dryness Of Maine. Kansas. Oklahoma, |
Georgia, North Carolina, Tennessee, !
North Dakota and Mississippi 1t will be |
an all-day meeting with Mrs. \. C.
Anderson. superintendent, OF the red let
ter day department. in charge.
II was decided by the board OF direct |
ors Of the Social Settlement association at !
its meeting "Wednesday to make Miss |
Sophie Adams head OF the activities at |
the settlement until the return OF Miss
Clara sehsefer. head resident, from MIL
wAukee, May l. 1t was also decided to |
buy some new equipment. including shoes |
and mats for the gymnasium. The gym
nasium work is booming along under the |
OF J. w. Miller. educational |
director OF the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION. As many az 126 boys have used |
the gymnasium during one month.
The women's Christian association will |
meet Tuesday morning in the Young 1
women's Christian association.
The Omaha Woman Suffrage society |
win meet Wednesday at go O'Clock at
the Young women's Christian assocla-
ton. Meetings are open to non-members.
The West Omaha Mothers Culture club |
win meet Friday afternoon at the ST.
Andrews Episcopal church. Forty-first
and Charles streets
The Mothers Culture club Of the Han
soon park district will meet wednes-
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. S.
H. Erwin. DR.. Abby Virginia Holmes
Will speak.
The dues Of the first meeting In May
81 each woman's Christian Temperance
union throughout Nebraska win 20 to-
ward establishing a permanent state
headquarters in Lincoln. This was de-
,ided by the state board IN Lincoln
Wednesday and Thursday OF last week.
The Omaha women who attended the
meeting we're Mrs. George coyel. who
addressed the Wednesday evening meet
nc. Mrs. Edward Johnson. who spoke
At the chapel exercises Of the WESLEYAN
First Methodist church Thursday, Mrs.
W. 7. Graham and Mrs. T. E. Brady.