Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10

SATU RDA 1--ASSOClatlOn OF OOleEldlc
Alumnae, University club. Chapter j.
N OF the p. f. O. sisterhood, Mrs Nadie
Cameron. hostess, 10 a. m.
Notices for this column should be
mailed or telephoned to the club reporter
before Friday noon)
ERE WE have the new presi-
dent of the Nebraska Fedora
ton of womens Clubs. Mrs.
J. n. Paul of st. Paul, and
kPRfHkF3I her two charming grandchil-
0QHAhU dren. of whom she is most
proud The older one is Herbert Deright
Paul, son of Colonel Paul. mayor of st.
Paul, and the younger one is Robert
Thomas Paul. whose fatHsr is cashier of
the state bank there.
No clubwomen in Nebraska has been
mO-e faithful in attendance at state
meetings nor has a clearer vision of the
work and needs of the various sections
than the new president who is the wife
Of the judge of the district court at st.
Paul.
The new president has been identified
with state club work since the beginning
of the Nebraska Federation OF Women's
clubs She has just completed two years
service as state vice president and be-
fore that served as vice president and
president of the sixth district. For
many years she was president of the st.
Paul Womans club. of which she was a
charter member.
With Mrs. A. G. Kendall, Mrs. Paul
was among the first women in this state
to be elected to the school board. Indeed,
her hobby is public Improvement next to
her club work.
Omaha clubwomen look forward with
, interest to the first visit of the new
president.
Miss Mary E Mcdowell of the Uni
versity of Chicago Settlement. will be
the guest of the board of directors of the
Omaha Settlement Wednesday. Follow
ing a luncheon at the Commercial club
at IL O'clock, she will give an address on
Civic Uplift Through Settlement Work"
Mrs. Edgar Scott is reservationist for
this affair
Chapter d. N of the 4. E. o. sister
hood will be entertained Saturday morn
ing at the home of Mrs. vadie Cameron.
This Is the newest p. K. o. chapter in
Omaha and Miss Clara b. Mason is the
president. A miscellaneous program has
been. arranged for the year.
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Chapter Il. of the p. r. o. sisterhood
will be entertained at a 1 O'Clock lunch
con at the home of Mrs f. c. Patton
Thursday. This win be followed by a
business meeting. Mrs. Mcvey will
assist the hostess.
Chapter E of the p L. o. sisterhood
will hold its opening meeting Thursday
at the home of the president, Mrs. w. b.
Woodward. Mrs. Tribble will assist the
hostess. There will be a business meet
ing and vacation tales will be the
response to roll call.
Mrs A. c. Peterson, retiring president
of the Nebraska Federation of Womens
Clubs, expects to start for California the
coming week for pleasure trip and to
attend the meeting OF the supreme
chapter of z. E. o.
Hero stories will be studied by the
Nyche Story Tellers' league this year
At the opening meeting at the public
library Thursday afternoon, three Robin
Hood and one Irish folk lore stories will
be told Miss Ida Crowell. the leader,
will be assisted by Misses Winifred Cole
and Fanny Brown and Mrs Madison
of this club. which meets every two
weeks.
The Foreign Missionary Society of Ben
son will be represented at the convention
in Lincoln by Mesdsmes p. A. Legge, C..
II. stephens, G. Roth and E. j. Whistler
who left Thursday. Miss Roma Roth
left Saturday to represent the Young
Peoples Society.
The Benson Woman's club met Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w A.
Wilcox when the regular program on
Immigration" was given. The business
session preceded the program The re-
port Of the convention viii be given by
Mrs. WEIGH at the next meeting.
The b. l.. S. Club of Benson will give
card party at the home of Mrs j. NJ.
Faterna Thursday afternoon.
On account of numerous Ak-Sar-Ben
visitors, the North Side Mothers club
will not hold its meeting Tuesday, but
has postponed it for one week. The
meeting will then be held at the home
of Mrs. Croker.
The art department of the Woman's
club will begin the years work Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock in the Young
Women's Christian association ASSEMBLY
room Russian Art" will be studied
this year. Mrs. George c. Bonner will
read a preliminary paper, which will
take in the physical features climate,
principal rivers and cities of Russia.
Mrs. c. j. Roberts, the leader, will dis
cuss the origin of the race. the language.
dialects and alphabet, and Mrs. A. o.
Peterson. Peter the Great"
The Omaha branch OF the NeedleworS
Guild of America will hold a preliminary
meeting Thursday afternoon at 2.3O
o'clock at the home Of Mrs j. L. Baker
ISIS South Thirty-second avenue. Plans
for the annual distribution, which win
take place early in November, and for
the annual meeting will be considered
Mrs. j. ]. Stubs is the president.
The annual meeting OF the Equal
Franchise society was held Thursday I'm
the city hall The entire ticket as pre-
- sented by the nominating committee was
elected with the exception Of Mrs E. H.
Scott, who declined 10 serve as chairman