Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-10-18

for a meeting OF the musical section OF
the Association Of Collegiate A1umnae
Tuesday at D. m at her home, 1909
Poppletou avenue. A miscellaneous pro-
gram will be given, each member taking
part Plans for the years work will be
discussed. Mrs Leroy savel' is leader
OF the department.
The South Side circle Of the Child Com
servetion League Of America will meet
Wednesday at O'Clock in the auditorium
OF CASTELAR, school, The topic for the
program is Habit" and the following
papers will be read: THE Established
Habits OF Early Infancy and Their value
TO Child and Parent" by Mrs. e. Hol-
ovtehiner; Habit ana Its Relation to
Character by Mrs. @. Karsch. Methods
Of lnstllling Habit. by Mrs G. C. Meek;
reading by Mrs. W. L. Patton; piano
solo By Aits. w. L. Patton.
The story-tellers' section OF the Assoc
citation of Collegiate Alumnae will hold
the first meeting OF the year at the home
OF Miss Margaret Guthrie. lfia South
Thirty-first street. Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock. There will be a short pro-
gram and plans for the terms work will
DO discussed
The next meeting Of the Dundee circle
Of the Child Conservation League OF
America win be held Monday at the home
OF Mrs. J. II. Beaton. 52i1 Cass street.
The subject fer study will be "self Con-
troll" and the program will be as follows:
Roll call maxims on Self Control
paper by Mrs. J. A. Bruce. 1.-THE Relation
OF tho Physical Condition of the Child
and His Self Control and the Part sug-
gestlon Plays in Self Controi:" reading
by Mrs. r. b. Durand. sketch OF Mo.
zart's LIFE" paper by Mrs T. N. Crosby.
Strengthening viii Power" vocal music,
selections from Mozart, Mrs. Don Nc
Gown; discussion, THE Substitution OF
Come, Do for DON'T"
The Sermo club will meet at the home
OF Mrs E. II. Barnes. 3415 Redick avenue,
Tuesday. There will be a 1 o'clock
luncheon. following which a, program will
be given.
The anniial meeting OF the Visiting
Nurse association, which was announced
for "wednesday. has been postponed one
week. The meeting will be held October
Is in the association rooms IN the city
hall. Election OF officers will take place
and the annual reports will be received.
The home economics department OF the
Omaha Woman's club will meet Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock in the club
rooms. The lesson will be on THE Five
Food Principles" and will be in the ma
ture OF general discussion by all Of
tho mernbers. Mrs. L. j. Healey, in her
report Of the home economies proceedings
Of the Chicago biennial, at the opening
meeting of the club, told Of an interest.
ing discussion in which 1t was decided
that this department Of the club should
be known a. the home economies de-
partment. not household economics, do
nestle science or domestic art depart
ment
Mrs. Reta Brooks OF Lincoln. Neb.. de-
partment Inspector OF the George A. Gus
ter Women's Relief Corps, viii inspect
the corps at special meeting which has
been called for Thursday afternoon at
Memorial hall. The inspection takes
place once every year.
The North side womens Christian
Temperance union held a medal contest
for the City Mission children at the Ollvet
b ptist church Thursday evening. The
contest was In charge OF Mrs Mary
shinrock. state superintendent of medal
contests.
The Dundee woman's club met wednes.
Aau Will II -
The subject OF the day was "The Inside
OF the Cup" by Churchill, compared
with the drama, THE Servant in the
House"
Mrs. J. r. Ferguson. leader. gave, a
sympathetic Interpretation OF the novel.
and drew the analogy between the novel
and the drama. Mrs A. L. Green gave
the plot in a very clear and convincing
manner.
Mrs. ]. B. Jones discussed the philoso-
ply OF the play and Mrs, @. @ Edgerly
gave an analysis OF the characters.
Mrs. Ferguson concluded the program
By comparing the plots OF the two books
and noting the impressive symbolism OF
the wondrous church built by the bishop
Of Benares, as told by Manson.
The mothers department Of the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance union OF
Benson gave a special program at the
Methodist church last Friday. Five
minute talks on ''rhe Moral Welfare Of
the Child from the Standpoint OF Ply
stefan" were given BY DR.. Heumann.
Miss Mcnamara. Rev. Attack and par
ents. General discussions and two papers
BY Mrs. +. s. King and Mrs.. EsA Scar
son were also part Of the program.
The Omaha womsn's Christian Temper
ance union entertained at luncheon at the
Young Meas Christian association
Wednesday in honor OF Mrs. N. NJ. Claf-
flia OF Lincoln. president OF the State
Women'a Christian Temperance union.
and Miss Ada Unruh OF oregon. temper
anee lecturer. who addressed the Baptist
ministers convention at tho Galway Bap-
list church. Thirty women were present
Mrs. A. J. George OF Boston win give
an anti-suffrags speech at the American
theater Tuesday evening Mrs. GeOrEe Il
a well-known speaker m the east. Miss
Minnie Bronson. now in Montana. win ar