Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-04-18

Nelson nresident of Omaha Woman s
club at home to club members -
SATURDAY - Omaha Woman ciu 70;
twentN-second birthday. muslcale at
Metro colitan hall, p, m. =,
Notices for this column should DC
msilCd or telerhoned to the club reporter
before Friday noon.
~y----.tIE closing days of the Grub
T% year for the Omaha Woman
club are fraught with inter
est At thc social science de-
k6T9.sN5 partmcnt meeting Morday
SSsSsa5ssassSsSzssb Mrs. u. G. Craighead, who
received an appointment in Lincoln dur
ing the last session of the legislature
viii tell her experiences. Mrs. Craighead
has been active in this department and
I'm suffrage circles. Mrs. Draper Smith
viii also give a suffrage talk.
Tho annual observance of Arbor day
by the conservation committee, headed
by Mis-. William Berry, in the absence
of Mrs. Edgar Allen, will be on Thurs
day. Dr. D. T.. Condra OF Lincoln. d.
rector Of the Nebraska Conservation and
Soil Survey will give a stereopticon lee
ture ~ Journey Through Nebraska,
at the Munroc theater. Twenty-sixth and
Farnam, whose use has been extended as
cal numbers will also be given.
OF especial interest to all club MEM
bers will be the organizations twenty
second birthday, which will be celebrated
Saturday evening with a musicale in the
club rooms, the program to be in charge
of the music department. Following this,
there will be a reception in the green
room and refreshments will be served
% he n
home committee.
For this occasionn Mrs John r. Haar-
mann, leader of the music department,
has arranged for a repetition of the opera
Martha" by Flotow. which was given
earlier in the year. Mrs. Earle stiles will
tell the story of the opera and there will
be an overture by an orchestral group
from the Omaha School of Orchestral
Instruments. The vocal numbers are as
follows:
Mrs. e. A. Weathrs, Miss Ruth Ganson.
Duet-What a Chatter. What Chatter
George Compton. Marcus Nielsen.
Spinning Quartet .......:......;. .';;r,.;v,..
Mrs. f. A. Weathers Amanda Tebbens.
George Compton, Marcus Nielsen.
BaIlad-The Last Rose of Summer.
Amanda Tebbens.
Trio-Friends, Good Night.
weig, Ruth Ganson.
Aria-Never More My Heart Shall
Grieye G. ;,.: - Ea an F RSsenzweis
AHa-Ah' sc Georges ppEe' compton Com to arr
Duet-What's to Do. .....,..:::.;...''''
Ruth Ganson. Marcus Nielsen.
Accompanies. Mrs. Henry Cox, Mrs.
J. +. Haarmann.
The annual meeting of the club will be
Monday afternoon, April $.
Omaha clubwomen occupy q prominent
place OF the program for the annual
meeting of the Second district. Nebraska
Federation of Womens Clubs, which will
be held at the Benson Methodist church
April 90 Among them are Mrs. N. II.
Nelson, president of the Omaha Woman's
club; Mesdames F. II. Cole. NJ. II. Black
well, X. r. ]. Edholm. f. II. Burnett. c.
w. Hayes, J. T. Johnston, E. A. Boards
ley. ]. f. Ferguson. Helen Morton and
w. T. Johnson.
The principal address at the evening
session will be by DR.. Z. A. Carr OF Lin
cCln, president of the State Board OF
Health, who will talk on Need of State
Sanitary Survey" There also will be
speeches by Mrs. a. G. Peterson of Au-
r-ra, state PRESIDENT Mrs. T. j. Gist of
Falls city, Mrs d. f. wherry of Pawnee
City, Mrs. James Davidson of Papillion,
Mrs. n. NJ. Graham of South Omaha, Mrs.
]. T. Lees of Lincoln, Mrs. Jekeph Sparks
and Mrs. w. G. Whitmore of Valley. Mrs
J. n. Paul Of Il. Paul and Mrs. w. H.
Burkett OF Herman.
Mrs. Silas Wright, president of the Ben
son Wonian's club. will give the address
Of welcome. Mrs. w. E, Weekly OF VAL
ley. president or the Second district. will
preside. other officers OF the district
are: Mrs. c. NJ. Schindell of South
Omaha, vice president and Mrs. James
Davidson of Papillion secretary.
Musical numbers will be given by Misses
Alice Mccreary. Beatrice Walton. Hazel
Wilcox, Margaret Liljenstolpe Mildred
Steppe and Mrs. L. F. Bradley. Mrs.
Vrowman. Mrs. Frank Prucha Dean Rim
ger. Florence Basler Palmer. Paul Reese.
win Hetherington and Rev A. ]. Nc
Chung, pastor OF the Benson Presbyterian
church. Mrs George Iredale will give a
reading.
Much interest has been aroused IN this
meeting by the uniqIe method evolved by
the Benson Woman's club TO raise money
10 entertain the convention. The women
compiled a very excellent cook book filled
with favorite recipes of the Benson wo-
men, the sale OF which brought m the
necessary funds. Mrs. ]. Y. Hooper and
Mrs. r. b. oliver were especially active
in this work and placed the book on sale
At the Omaha Woman's club recently.
Mrs. J. p. Haarmann was reelected
leader OF the music department of the
Omaha Woman's club at the last depart
ment meeting. Mrs. Wagner Thomas.
Hiss Amanda Tebbins. Mrs. ]. E. Pulver
and Mrs. L. NJ. Lord are the assistant
leaders and Mrs A. l. Fernald is the
secretary.
The LIST meeting Of the art department
81 the Omaha Woman's club, which was
announced for THURSDAY. will be omitted
because OF Arbor day. Mrs. c. ]. Roberts
Was reelected leader OF the department