Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-13

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The Monmouth Park Mothers club met
Tuesday afternoon In the school audi
torium. "Co-operation between school
and Home" was the subject for q VERY
helpful program. The Importance Of eatao-
fishing cieanly bodily habits. the oene-
fits resulting from time set aside for
homs reading. the advisability Of a re-
establishment Of the old-fashioned Fri
day afternoon speaking" The neessHity
Of outside social activities foe pupiia,
wisely planned and cneapened. and dis
advantages Of being a sitter" were
among the many subject discussed by
parents and principal
The club was the first Mothers club
IN Omaha 70 adopt the plan of story tell
ing at its meetings and the Christmas
story ~ Mrs. Burnham was exceptionally
well told.
The Central Park Mothers league met
Friday afternoon in the school audi
torium. Under the direction OF Miss Eliza
beth Rooney. principal OF the school. a
successful Junior musicale was given.
Twenty-four children participated in
piano. violin and mandolin numbers be-
sides which songs were sang by the
first and third grades. The women are
planning another musicale to be given on
large scale in the spring. Fifty mothers
were present
The monthly meeting Of the Association
OF Collegiate Aiumnas win be held satur-
day afternoon at the Social Settlement
house and viii be In charge Of the So
cial settlement section. OF which Miss
Anna Fry IL the leader There viii be a
program given by the Dramatic club of
tho settlement. under the direction Of
Miss Mary Wallace. following which the
members win work on articles for the
Christmas tree. which VIII be feature
Of the Christmas entertainment for The
children at the settlement house. The
members have decided not to hold
candy sale this year. as has been the
custom in the past.
The Members Of the serzno club are
planning a theater party to be given Tues
day afternoon. December 20 a. the
orpheum theater.
In short speech before the social sci
'ence department OF the Omaha Woman
club Monday afternoon. DR.. Grace Wight
man. chairman Of the child welfare COM
snittse, outlined the committees plan 10
organise mothers circles throuRhou4 the
city. a. well AZ to leDk after the juvenile
end OF the work. Active work Wi be
taken up directly after the new ysax.
The social science department voted TO
assist Mrs. K r. J. Edholn In the sale
Of Red Cross stamps during the Christ.
mas shopping season.
Y. w. q. A. NOtes.
At the Sunday afternoon vesper service
Miss Emily Clevo will furnish q musical
proeram. which win conaist OF violin and
nnmosrs by the Misses Ramsdaie,
Cnf1stensen. Vlrgin.a Pixiey, Edna En-
setAnaef, Grace Pool. Mabel Kelly Au-
sussa Mengedoht. Flora Sears and Mrs
DuT.ag the coming week. on Tuesday
eno Thursday mornings at 10 O'clock
Miss Moore. the household arts dIrsctor
VIII offer e course IN candy rnaling The
packed in very attractive box. ready 70
pe given away OF carried home The cost
Tor this course VIII be 10 centa
At the END OF the week the clasaas NJ
S s1.,, xSuns Womsn's Christian association
from December 10 70 January ''on'
a parliamentary law ciaas Is meatine
a. the Young Women'a Christian aaaocia-
ton on "wednesday evening at e.B This
Y class Of nurses Of the city, but any
The dues are IS cents q lesson. ANY flir.
Their Information will be given al fhe deeir
in the main office OF the association
building.