Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-12-13
What
Women Are
Doing in the World


topics dspsrtment Dundee circle, child
Conservation League OF America. Mra
ID. e. McCulley, hostess. -. .-...,
Omaha Woman's club. Mrs W. NJ
Davis, leeder. Music section, AssQcie-
ton Of colleglate Alumnae. MIS-: her s
bert Woodland, hostess. Oratory de-
partment Woman's club, 10 a. m. sun
shine society, George A. Custer Wom-
ems Relief corps. Mrs. Y. n: Johnson
federacy. Mrs. Elijah Conlxlin. hostess
Observation-Disclosures chapter OK ne
ChautRudua circle, Mrs. F. r. Straight
hostess Miller PARK o MS'n sds Circle
Child Conservation league. Sessen ,a
school Omaha Story Tcllers league,
Mrs Mrs Geo SeSrgs \ s sSne h lessss Wo
mans Club OF the Railway Nail serv-
ice, Mrs. w Q. Hathaway, hostess:
Benson woman's Foreign Missionary
r fTNSlssA w Society 81 Fine
Arts lecture by Edward Howard Crises
Young Womens Chrisusn asS2 9a,,,a ~
club I'd a. M. Board OF directors West
Central district, Woman's American
Foreign Missionary society, foune
Women's Christian association, 10 q. m
Home economies department. woman
club. 10 a. m. Benson Woman ciuo,
Mrs. Robert Beasley. hostens. Einme
Hoasland Flower mission. EouAal, F ran
SIsse Renson Baptist Missionary
circle. Mrs. J. T. Pickardf hostess
FEDAYRRGreass os sswnE s ssSs A Circle
Child Conservation league. Mrs. Harry
Ryan. hostess. Mrs. N. H. Nelson,
president Of the woman's club, at home
sATURpAY-Month meeting Of the As
sociatlcn OF Collegiate Alumnee az 30
cial settlement house. in charge OF so
cial settlement section
Notices for thiaN column should be
mailed or telephoned to the CLUB editor
before Friday noon-)
The current topscs. OF which Mrs. Mary
!. creigh Is the leader. will have charge
of the open day program OF the Omaha
Wonan's club Monday afternoon MRS
Cuthbert Vincent has arranged for the
presence Of each member OF the Board
of Educatfon who was elected on the
Citizens ticket, as well as their wives
who will be special guests of honor.
The members-elect win contribute to the
program and Mr.. Arthur WalSeley viii
talk on his recent trip to Europe, telling
especially items of interest concerning
the Belgians Mrs. Charles A. Martin
will give two vocal numbers. Following
the program an informal reception will
be held and refreshments will be served
by the house and home committee. Of
which Mrs Edward johnson Is the presl-
dent. An invitation has been extended
TO all women's organizations. as we'll
as the district and ward chairmen who
assisted on election day.
The Citizens ticket comprised Messrs
G. J. Ernst. Isaac Carpenter. DR.. ID. E.
Jenkins Frank Woodland G. v. War
field. Arthur wakeIey. Robert cowell
and Thomas A. Fry.
Pursuant to the plan to do ell IN their
power to spread the gospel OF Peace"
A. outlined in the Presidents opening
address. Mrs. e. NJ Syfert viii introduce
the Hitchcock bill to insure America
neutrality in the present European con-
kisct. 1t the Omaha Woman's club meet
ing Monday afternoon. The questions Of
New Years reception and raising the
club Dues which were held over from
the last meeting win also be discussed.
Mrs N. II. Nelson. president of the
Woman's club. strongly urges all club
women to do their chrittmas shopping
early this year.
The music section Of the Association
OF Collegiate AIumnae VIII give pro
gram Of shakespearian music Tuesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. Herbert Woodland. ais South
Thirty-third street. The program win
consist of vocal solos by Misses Avilda
Moore and Avis Roberts, Mesdames q.
ID. Moore and H. L. Mossman: piano
solos by Miss Sara Keefe and Miss Kelley
and mandolin solo by Mrs Woodland:
reading from ''Mfdsummer Nights
Dream BY Mrs. Moore accompanied By
Mrs saveli. and a sonata for two pianos
by Mas Dorothy Merriam and Mrs.
savell Miss Burke WIN read q paper
ana Mrs Johnson VIII talk on '.The
Music Of shaxespeare's Time"
Mrs lie Roy Saven win be the leads,
OF the program.
Miss Meddie O. Hamilton Of Nav yo,n
City field secretary for the chautauoua
scientific and Literary Circle, viii taIL
on The Brotherhood Of Man as RefIec,ea
IN Literature" at the home OF Mn r p
straight Wednesday afternoon. Ma.
Hamilton Is lecturer of national rep,,ta
The Tennyson chapter VIII not meet
Monday since the members WIN attand
Miss Hamilton's lecture.
day. 49,
The Dundee circle OF the Child conserva-
ton League Of America win meet Monday
at the home OF Mrs. d. e. Mccuiley. RoI,
can viii be answered with current events.
DR. Margaret Koenig viii talk on .arhe
Moral Value OF Sex Knowledge
Mrs. Don McGown will give vocal
selections.
Each member OF the department. VIII
contribute TO the program at the meet
ing OF the oratory department OF the
Omaha Woman's club Tuesday morning
Mrs. George B. Darr win read 'erhe
Angelus,H BY Eleanor Porter; Mrs F. A.
shotweli. The Old Man" by Eugene
Field; Mrs. W. c. Lambert, a Shakes.
perian sonnet; Miss Alkaline spschs
Christmas on the OLD Plantation b.
Paul Lawrence Dunbar: Mrs Grant WI.
liams. The Lost Word. by Van Dyke,
Mrs. F. II. High. Encouragement" BY
Dunbar; Mrs K. oehrle. Crossing the
Bar BY Tennyson; Mra L. N. Lord
scene from school FOR Scandal b.
Richard p. Sheridan: Mrs. u. r. No
Avoy. "A Few Bars in the Key Of G.
. BY Chambers: Mrs o. Y. Kfing. a'Rurai
District" This viii be tho last meetina
Of the department until after the holl.