Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-21

tlan association assembly room Munich
pal Standardization Of food viii be dts
cussed under the leadership OF Mrs. HRr-
riet MacMurphy. Following the discus
sion. the department members will In
spect the Atlantic dairy.
Because Of Thanksgiving the music de-
partment Of the Omaha woman's club
has postponed its meeting one week to
Thursday. peoembcr 2. at which time the
opera 'Iohengrin" will he given under
the leadership Of Mrs. J. r. Pulver. Miss
Hazel Silver. Miss Gertrude Akin, Lynn
sackett and Harry plsbrow will take
part with Miss Nora Neal. accompRnlst
The drama secti n of the Association OF
Collegiate Alumnae will meet with Mrs
IT, Y. Newbrauch Saturday morning at
1O.t5. Miss May Somcrs will read a
paper on Barre" and Parros Rosa
lind" will be given by Mrs n. II Berg
quist Miss Charlotte Graves and Miss
Katherine Lowry.
The Colonial Danes OF America. the
Nebraska chapter, will meet Tuesday
morning at 1880 o'clock at the Hotel
Fontenelle. Mrs. Arthur Crittenden
Smith Is tho president. The principal
business viii be a report Of the commit
tee headed by Mrs. Lowrie Chllds, which
has in hand the matter OF an oil por-
trait of Logan Fontenelle, which It Is
planned to hang In the ballroom Of the
hotel.
The annual inspection Of George Crook
womans Relief corps, No IS. will be
held Monday afternoon at o'clock In
Memorial hall. Department President
Jessie c. Bennett viii be inspecting Of
ficer. The George Crook corps will en-
terrain Miss Bennett at the home OF
Mrs. Joseph Terrell. 1911 North Twenty
firth street. Monday evening at s
o'clock.
The annual convention Of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society OF the Omaha
district OF the Methodist Episcopal
church will be held I'm Benson Monday
and Tuesday of this week OF particular
interest on the prO gram will DO Miss
Mary b. Grifflths missionary from
Japan. Miss Griffiths, who is sister
Of Mrs F. w, Stallard. spent twenty-five
years at Yokohama and Hirosaki. and a
year In England. She arrived last even
ing. TO be the guest of her sister.
Tho officers of the district are: Presi-
dent. Mrs. +. NJ Bristol first vice presi-
dent, Mrs. 1. Leavitt; second vice presi-
dent. Mrs. d, A. Foote; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. J. F. Pettegrew; treasurer
Mrs 3. l. letter; secretary of children's
work. Mrs ]. w Medlin secretary OF
votnp paopieia xxvork Mra w I Iryina
corresponding secretary, Mrs. F. W. stall
lard: conference secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. c. A. Gates. University Place, Neb.
". w. q. A. Notes.
The last week has been the World =
Week of Prayer for Young Women's
Christian associations and for the Sunday
afternoon service the talk Will be on the
subject Of the Young Women's Chris,
by Mrs. W. A. Willard. Miss Grace
Poole will he the soloist. The regular
service Is at 1870 p. m, and following
that, at $3.50 p, M, is the social hour.
This is Thanksgiving week and on
Thursday the building win be open from
about 10 in the morning until Q or $3.50 IN
the evening. A good home Thanksgiving
dinner Il TO DO served for 30 cents Mt
o'clock In the evening q 10 cent buffet
lunch will be served and special enter.
tainment will be planned for the evening
hours.
There will be no classes on Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Miss Brewster will give the second IN
her series of talks to gym girls on Mon.
day night In the auditorium. These are
open only to members of the gymnasium
AT the noon day prayer meeting, Mrs
Q. Il. Wilson will be the speaker Thi.
meeting is from i1;sO a. M until 2 o. m
every Tuesday. Lunch Is served for II
cents and the meeting follows. The Vol.