Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-17

hold its regular business meeting Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock In Memorial
hall at the court house
The Benson woman's FOREIGN Mission
airy society held meeting Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs Charles
Hsffke to make plans for the district
convention to be held IN Benson the first
Of next month. The chsirmen OF COM
mlttees will be: MRS. F. Bumpus. rccsp-
ton; Mrs. L. Ciellard. decoration: Mrs.
p Penoyer and Mrs. L. J. Whistler
program. The president and secretary
met Saturday with the head officers in
Omaha 10 complete the preparations.
The womAn's club OF Benson will meet
Monday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Arthur Howe, when Mrs. f. y. Towle
Of the South side will give n talk on
Parliamentary Law" after the regular
program. which will be on Labor and
immigration" led by Mrs O. 5. Brooks
Papers on immigrants, the labor market
and the city government will be read. and
Mrs. J. F. Pickard viii read selections
from Newer Ideals OF Peace"
The North Side Mothers club will meet
at the home Of Mrs. George Crocker, 2i2S
Msnderson street, Tuesday afternoon at
1880 prompt. Mrs. r. H. Fair, the vice
president. will preside in the absence of
the president Mrs. c. J. Ziebarth, who
Is in Colorado. Miss Kinscclla OF the
Lincoln Conservatory of Music and Mrs.
]. r. Cain will give musical numbers.
Roll call responses will be autumn QUO
tations. and Mrs. c. A. Tennant Will read
a paper on "woman's Influence In the
Regulation of Child Labor" The letter
box will contain Thanksgiving recipes
contributed by each member. There will
be a business session also.
The monthly meeting OF the Omaha
Rockford College association was held at
the home of Mrs. ]. r. Mcdonald Tues
day afternoon, The hostesses were Mrs
]. r. Mcdonald. Mrs. ]. II. Beaton, --iss
Isabel shukert and Miss Gladys Goodman.
THE Household Budget" will be dis
cussed by the home economics department
of the Womans club Thursday morning !
at 10 o'clock at the Young Women's Chris /
tian association. The discussion will be /
led by Mrs r. l.. Frantz, but each mem !
ber will participate
The next meeting OF the Dundee circle |
of the Child Conservation league will be
held Monday. October %. in the Dundee |
school auditorium. The program will be |
in charge of Mrs. A. l.. Green.
The open meeting at the Dundee school |
auditorium will be held on Monday, No |
vember 8, instead of on October 25. DR.. |
e. T. Manning will lecture on "Adenoids." /
The annual distribution of clothing for |
charitable institutions under the auspices |
of the Needlework guild of Omaha will !
take place November 9 and 10 at the st. |
Mary's Avenue Congregational church.
The date was decided at a meeting of /
the board Thursday.
The Mothers club OF the West Farnam |
district will be entertained Wednesday |
afternoon at the home of Mrs. j. c. Buff |
fington, who will be assisted by. Mrs. c. |
c. Sader. Mrs. w. II. Indoe Will read a |
paper on American Mural Decorations" |
and Mrs. Titus Lowe on THE Church |
and Art" Mrs /. w. Porter's paper on |
art in the School Room" will be post |
poned until a later meeting and instead |
a symposium on the subject will be given |
by the mothers.
Washington Irving's stories will be told
by members of the Omaha Story Tellers
league at the opening meeting Thursday
afternoon at the public library. Miss
Emma Rosicky, president OF the league
will be leader of the day and will tell !
1.-THE Legend OF the Two Discreet !
Statues" Mrs. s. A. Davies will tell |
THE Legend Of Sleepy Hollow" Miss |
Eleanor Nevin The Rookery," and Miss |
Edith Haight First Landing OF Columbus |
in the New World"
"Favorite Philanthropists" will be the |
to roll call at a meeting of the |
Woman's club OF the railway mail service |
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. G. @. Whitemore. The afternoon
will be spent in sewing for the Child Saw
ing institute and reports of delegates to
the state federation meeting at Norfolk
will be given.
The Prairie Park Needecraft elected
new officers at the meeting Tuesday.
Mrs. f. c. Conley is president. Mrs. j.
Rex Bell vice president. Mrs. Louis Mel
son secretary and Mrs Charles Granden
weeks at the club house, with an average
attendance of fifty at each meeting.
The annual meeting of the Nebraska
State Association of Graduate Nurses will
be held Tuesday and Wednesday at the
Young Mems Christian association. Miss
Minerva Ryley. the vice president, will
preside in place Of the president. Miss
Carrie Louer. Mrs. N. H. Nelson, presi-
dent of the Omaha Woman's club will
give the address of welcome.
Twilight Sleep is among the interest
ing topics to be discussed at this meet
ing. DR.. c. w. Pollard will have this as
his subject. DR.. T. d. Boiler will talk on
THE Nurse in Contagious Diseases" DR..
D. T. Quigley. Uses of Radium;" Miss
Mary Swan. report of national conven-
tion; Miss Gertrude Heating, THE New
Law" Judge Howard Kennedy What
Nebraska is Doing for It's Dependents"
and Miss Grace V. Bradley The Nurse
In a Small Town"
There will be luncheon at the CONNER
cial club Tuesday and an automobile ride
starting from the Nurses club Wednes-
day morning at $3.50. This will be pre-