Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-09-13

N&&ESy Some of the chairmen were
elected at the annual meeting, some were
named by the executive committee, and
the library committee appoints its own
chairman The other members OF the
committees were all named by the ex-
ecutive committee. They are as follows:
Auditing; Mrs e. r. Hume, chairman;
Mrs. George 3. Darr. Mrs. c. l.. Hempel.
Constitution: Mrs. Harriet f. McMurphy,
chairman; Mrs. w. p Hartford, Mrs. a.
X. Gault. Courtesies. Mrs. Isaac Doug
las. chairman; Mrs. G. L. Newell. Mrs.
P A. Howard House and home: Mrs.
Edward johnson, chairman; Mesdames
James Liddel Frank Carmichael, +. f.
Porter, f. $. McLafferty. Library:
Mesdames c. II. Mullin. Mary I. Creigh,
T. c. lynn, J. c. Hammond, w S. Knight.
Membership: Mrs. +. b. Bryant, chair
man: Mesdames +. F. Porter, George a,
Wilson, D. c. Caighead, c. b Coon, DIR.
Sarah Millen. d. c. Brookfield. James
Jiddell, J.. NJ. Lord, j. d. Hiss, Cadet
Taylor, Il. w. Axtell, \. n. Bradley, Il.
Oehrle, r. c. Jordan. Educational: Mrs.
w. s. Knight, chairman; Mcsdames +.
u. Cole George A. Magney, c. E. Hall
and Edward johnson. Civics: Mrs. F.. j.
Birss, chairman; Mesdames Earl Stan
field, F. s. King, ]. II. Dumont, Sher-
man Felt Civil service REFORM Mrs. j.
y. Johnston, chairman: Mesdames J. c.
Dahlman, NJ. y. Cameron, j. w. Gil, IL.
G. Sumney: conservation, Mrs. Edgar
Allen. chairman; Mrs, William Berry and
Mrs. r. c. Manley. Health Mrs. IL. X.
Ildholm, chairman; Or. A. Ralston and
Mrs Robert Glider. Mrs. w. s. Heller
will be the assistant treasurer.
Members are requested to send notice
Of changes in place Of residence or tele-
phone numbers to Mrs G. II. Harley for
the year book, which will be Issued fol
lowing the opening meeting of the CLUB
in October. The meetings OF the clup
proper and the department meetings Will
be held at the same time as last year,
with tho exception OF the music depart
ment, which will meet Wednesday after
noon instead of Thursday afternoon, and
the French department for which no
meeting day has yet been assigned.
The oratory department OF the Omaha
Noman's club has outlined its program
of study for the coming year Mooern
drama as represented in the recent works
OF Galsworthy Kenyon, Bennett Barker,
shaw. Svnge, Pinero, Sudermann and
lbEen
NJ the Omaha Conservatory of Music and
Arts. The Irish plays of Lady Gregory,
Yeats. rutherford Mayne and Lord Dun
sanv will be featured. These dramas VIII
be studied from the standpoint of pro-
ouction as well as dramatic reading. me
first meeting of the department Will be
held early in october. Mrs. Grant Will
Jams is leader Of this department
A meeting Of the philosophy and ethics
department of the Omaha Womans club
has been called for Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock at the Young Mems Chris
ttan association Mrs. Mary r. Newton
leader OF the department has rendered
her resignation.
Peace ana Arbitration" was the sub
ject Of the program given by the Fran
COS Willard woman's Christian Temper
ence union Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Albert N. Eaton. The. mem
hers were in favor Of discouraging their
children in playing war games and dis
countenancing the purchase OF war-like
tovs or anything that would emulate or
encourage the war spirit. Mrs. c. j. Rob
erts. president of the club. gave a descrtp-
which she visited on her recent trip to
Europe. Mrs. q. g. Ticknor read paper
on ''Woman's Influence for Peace" In
celebration OF centennial week for the
writing of The Star spangled Banner"
Mrs. H. r. Longstreth read a paper, fol-
lowing which the women took the oath
Of allegiance to the flag. The following
delegates to the state temperance con-
4,I, ha ha1d a
September % to %, were elected: Mes
DANES II. M Craig, ]. D. Burden and G.
s. Ticknor. The alternates are Mesdames
A. n. Eaton. f. s. FoIlansbee and 7. II.
Ward.
Miss Clara Schaefcr, for five years
head worker at the Social Settlement
house. leaves October 1 to take up SINH
lar work at the Roadside Settlement
house in Des Moines. At meeting of
the board OF directors held Wednesday
afternoon. Miss Schaefer reported that
over 100 persons had spent vacations at
the summer camp at LaPlatte, nearly
forty having been accommodated each
week During the ten weeks that the
camp was maintained more applica-
lions were received than the camp could
accept. MISS Echaeler was assisted DS
volunteers workers, among whom were
Mrs Emory and the Misses Helen Nc,
Coy. Anna Fry, Mona Bridge, Carol Mar.
hoff and Bertha Vaughan. There will bt
a reunion OF those who spent part OF the
summer at the camp at the Social Settle
ment house Tuesday evening
Mrs Arthur Sorenson was elected presi
dent OF the Young Mothers club at a
meeting held Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. r L. Kokjer. Mrs. w. a
stringer is the new secretary. The mex
meeting will be held in two weeks at the
home OF Mrs. A. c. Mallin, 2719 Ruggle'
street.
The Dorcas club. which sews for char
ity. will resume meetings Friday, wher
the first meeting will be held at the home
OF Mrs. NJ. c. Woodward. 1858 Mander
son street. There will be a / O'CLOCK
luncheon, following which election oil