Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-25


president of the George Crook Woman's
Relief Corps; Mrs J. Toney' presa-
dent of the George A custer woman's
Relief Corps; Mrs. Cantling of Blair
Mrs. Cress and Mrs Eastman of Phil
Sheridan woman's Relief Corps South
Omaha, and Mrs. Grimes of Lyons We
mans Relief Corps of Grand Island.
The L. S. Grant Woman's Relief Corps
kensington will be held Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Mrs o. B. Sweazy,
475S North Twenty-fourth street, Instead
of Tuesday evening, as was previously
announced. U. S. Grant post veterans
have been invited to attend.
The regular kensington of this corps
was postponed from Tuesday afternoon
to Thursday afternoon, and will be neld
at the home of Mrs. Andrew Traynor,
Ss15 California street. at o'clock
The annual meeting of the Visiting
Nurse association will be held Wednes-
day in the city hall rooms Election of
officers will take place and annual re-
ports OF committees viii. be received. ~
Ibsen's "A Dolls House" will be stud
led by the Dundee Woman's club at the
next meeting, which will be held Wednes-
day at the home Of Mrs. w. 7. johnson,
Miss Lucy Harte is leader of the pro
gram and will be assisted by Mrs. Stanley
Rosewater and Mrs. ]. J. Dodds. Mrs,
]. W. Marshall will give current events
Zangwilrs Tho War God" will be the
subject Of study at the opening meetins
Of the Clio Study club, which will be
held Sunday afternoon at the homo OF
Miss Leona Gordon. Miss Ida Kula'
kofsky will tell the story Of the play
Miss Ella Freshman will compare the
political situation in the play with the
actual situation in Europe and Mis-.
Goldie Gilinsky will compare this play
with other of Zangwills works
The Clio club endorsed the citizens
ticket of candidates for the Board Of
Education at the opening meeting hell
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. w. H
Anderson.
The Mu Sigma club will meet at tn,
home of Mrs. John Mcdonald. 515 North
Thirty-eighth street. Wednesday morn
ing at $3.50 O'Clock. Mrs, w. ], Hotz will
be leader of the program on Browning
the Poet or Art
The regular monthly meeting OF tn
Woman's Auxiliary to the Episcopal
Churches of Omaha. South Omaha ant
Florence will be held Friday Afternoon
at $50 o'clock at Jacobs Hall.
Mrs. John Wright a returned mission
airy from Benito, Africa, will address tn,
quarterly meeting of the Presbyterian
Missionary union Wednesday Afternoon
at the North church. Devotional serv
ices will begin at II o'clock and luncheon
will be served at 70 o'clock, the lectur
being given in the afternoon
A meeting of the Woman's Baptis
Missionary Quarterly of Omaha, Soutl
Omaha. Benson and Council Bluffs vii
be held at the First Baptist church Il
Council Bluffs Friday. Devotional serv
Ices will begin at II o'clock and luncheon
will be served by the women of tn
church at noon. The program will begil
at 1870 O'Clock. the speaker to be an
nounced later.
The leaders OF the different sections o
the Association of COLLEGIATE Alumna
met at the home OF Mrs. Stephen Davie
Friday afternoon. Each leader submitte
the plans for her section for the comm
year and dates for open meeting an
hostesses were arranged. The year boo
will be issued in two weeks.
Mrs. W. S. Derbyshire will lead the pre-
gram for the literature department Of tn
South Omaha Woman's club at the mee'
ing Tuesday afternoon at Library hal
This will be an open meeting and wi
be called at 2:SO O'Clock. Items OF cuI
rent interest will be given by Mesdame
Byron Glow. N. r. Bryson, A. W. RAJ
ston and II. B. Bergquist. Mrs. Jess
NJ Caughey win talk on Local Cond
lions Of Mexico. Past and Present. Mr.
DerbyshiTe on THE Emergency in Me1
leo, or the Present Outlook" and Mr.
George Jones will tell the Tale OF tn
Alamo"
The Benson Woman's club met at IN
home Of Mrs. N. II. Tyson, Thursday
Mrs N. H. Nelson OF Omaha gave re