Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-30

Fanny Manning; Sunday school work,
Mrs. James McClair; flower mission, Mrs.
Nellie Patton; young peoples branch,
Mrs w A. Challis; franchise, Mrs. Pearl
Brady; Sabbath observance, Mrs. John
Smith; anti-narcotlcs and scientific tenn
perance instruction, Mrs. w. T. Graham;
press, Mrs. G. G. VanKuran: purity. Mrs.
d. r. Hume; medal contest. Mrs. Edith
Shinrock; Union Signal, Mrs. Clara Jeter;
social meeting, Mrs. David Linn; evan
gelistic, Mrs. F. A. High; mercy and re-
lief, Mrs. Sarah Towel; jail and prisons.
Mrs A. H. Ahlauiet; literature, Mrs.
Daisy Dunlap: legislation and petition.
Mrs. Alice Minnick; medical temperance.
Mrs. w. H. Mick; purity in literature and
art, Mrs. Bertha Getschmann.
The Omaha Suffrage association will
hold a regular meeting, followed by
tea. at the homo of Mrs. Thor Jorgensen,
1901 Park avenue, Wednesday afternoon
at O'Clock. Mrs. y. T. Lindsay will
speak on ''The Need for Workers in the
Campaign; Miss Helen Mccoy will read
a paper on Suffrage in Wellesley Col
lege" and Miss Sylvia Hatfiell of Council
Bluffs will give a vocal solo. The pro-
gram meetings Of this organization are
open to the public.
Tho first meeting of the year Of the
Dundee womans club will be a luncheon
on September %. at the home of Mrs II
A. Benson This affair Is designated in
the club calendar as a conversations on
the text books and the outline planned for
this years study
The following novels and plays have
been chosen for study: Churchills The
Inside of the Cup" Charles Ram Ken
nedy's THE Servant in the House" ID
sen "a Dolls House." Harrison's ", VS.
Eyes" Maeterlinck's Norma Wanna"
Edith wharton's The Custom Of the
Country and The House Of Mirth."
Hauptmann's Tho sunken Bell" Percy
MacKaye's "A Thousand Years Ago"
Locke's Tho Fortunate Youth" Ro-
stands ''IIAiglon." Gaisworthys Strife"
and Arnold Benefits "Milestones."
Mrs. John Yeiser. Mrs. Charles Leslie
and Mrs. T. L. Combs are the program
committee.
The club is entering on its nineteenth
year and has, seventy-two members The
officers are: Mrs. G. C. Edgerly, presi-
dent; Mrs. G. e. Fisher, vice president
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J. Hubbard, treasurer.
Miss Charlotte e. White Win organize a
Child Conservation league Tuesday after
noon at 3 o'clock at the Methodist church
OF Benson. Miss White win give her leo
ture on Social Purity"
The Benson Foreign Missionary society
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Wednesday. The mite boxes were found
to contain enough over the sustainance
OF a missionary to grant life member
ship, which was voted to Mrs. A. Attack.
wife of the Methodist pastor.
The Benson woman's club held it's an
nuai picnic at Elmwood park Tuesday. A
6 o'clock basket supper was served. Mes
DANES Hooper. Parker and starret were
the committee in charge.
The South Omaha circle Of the Child
Conservation League Of America was or
gained in the lecture room OF the South
Omaha library Friday. The officers
elected were: Mrs. c. F. Mahl. president;
Mrs. A. l. Hunter vice president; Mira.
w. c. Herrold. secretary.
This Is the second circle OF the league
which has been formed in Omaha. Other
leagues are soon TO be organized in diff
ferent sections OF the city. The first
regular meeting Of the circle will be held
September 10
Anti-suffrage activities win reopen with
a large public meeting 20 be held Friday
evening. the place TO be announced later
Miss Minnie Bronson. secretary OF the
National Anti-suffrags society. and Miss
Aartory Dorman OF the Wage Earners
league OF New York City, are expected
In Omaha September 10. and VIII spend
two months in the five western states In
which votes for women" is an issue this
fan. According TO Mrs. william Aehibald
Smith, secretary Of the local society, Miss
Bronson has donated two months OF her