Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

relation to -6ongfelloW poems. Mrs
Metzger will also reclte ''The Rainy
Day" Mrs. H. c. Dozier will read a
paper on Interest of Children in In
dams and What Traits They May Learn
from Them" The topic AT What Age
Should Children Read Hiawatha and the
Last of the Mohicans' will be discussed
by Mrs. George A. Roberts. The in
PRODUCTION to "Hiawatha" will be reclted
by Helen Winkleman and Helen
B0norden, daughters of members of the
Mothers club, and musical numbers will
be given by Mrs. Marion Crump and Mr..
Peter Barber.
Mrs. +. H. Cole will be leader OF the
program for the literature department of
the Omaha Woman's club, Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock. Winston Churchil's
"The Inside of the Cup will be- studied
Mrs. James f, Ferguson will give the
opening theme and motive, comparing
this work with Kennedy's 1.-THE Servant
in the House." Mrs. George C. Edgerly
will give the characterization; Mrs. A. l..
Green, the plot, and Mrs. J. B. Jones, the
philosophy. Members of the Dundee
Woman's club will be especial guests Of
the department.
Stories from india will be told by mem
bers Of the Omaha Story Tellers' league,
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock, at the
public library, Miss Edith Haight Will
tell the story of Druwa and Mrs. p. M.
Pritchard will tell THE Castle Built by
Music" There will also be a Kipllng
STORY. Mrs. Martin w. Dimery is leader
Of the program.
THE South Side Child Conservation
league will meet Wednesday at o'clock
at CASTELAR, school. DIR. e. HoIovtchiner
will take on the work of bacteria. Mrs.
Harriet MacMurphy. for six years state
food inspector. will tell of the laws
governoring dairy inspection in the state;
also women's efforts toward cleaner
diaries. A representative from the board
of health win talk on proper dairy
inspection in this community.
Mrs. Richard Webster will entertain
the story teller's section OF the Associa-
ton Of Collegiate Alumnae, at her homo
\ in the Helen apartments, wednesday
afternoon. Miss Beulah Adams will tel
a folk story. Miss Louise Stegner. q
modern short story and Mrs. Robert
CAN'T, selected STORY.
The Neapolitan dramatic school will
be studied by. the music section Of the
Association Of Collegiate Alumnae, Tues
day afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home
Of Misses Elizabeth and Alice Fry. sO24
Binney street. Miss Avilda Moore, leader
OF the department, viii conduct the pro.
gram.
Cidess rivers and lakes Of the United
States viii be described by members OF
the Clio club, Wednesday afternoon. al
the home of Mrs. o. A. Scott, the presi-
dent Mrs. G. G. Morrison, leader of ths
program. will tell about the cities; Mrs
Bryce Crawford of the rivers, ana Mrs
Ralph Russell, the lakes Of this country
Favortte quotations will be given N
response to roll call
| Mrs. M. N. Woodward, president O,
the Dorcas Sewing club win be hostes,
for the next meeting, at her home 25sl
Henderson street, Friday afternoon. TIL,
club will continue its work Of sewing 70,
needy familieb
\ The w0fnan's Foreign Missionar,
society OF Benson met wednesday witt
Mrs. r. E. SHETLAND, when Mrs. I
Nickelsen led IN the regular study. A
new membership contest was begun. Mrs
Bumpus will lead on February 10 at IN,
home Of Mrs. p. A Legge.
The China Csonsa,,,o4s... 49,
son VIII meet Tuesday with Mrs. r. II
Sass' $50 Fffty-eighth avenue. A pro
gram on domestic science subjects will
Dc given by MesdaInes Beasley Ryan an,
Neno' The latter viii give a reading an,
Mrs. H. stahl win give vocal solo.
Mrs. Agnes Harrison. principal Of tn,
Farnam school. win address the Mile
Park Mothers circle Wednesday after
noon' following the class day exercise
OF the eighth grade. Mrs. Harrison VIII
speak on The Relationship Between In
Home. School and Child and will ais
tell of the ''A' club for boys organize,
TO pledge boys against narcotics. Tn
fourth Junior musicale by children at thi
school viii be held Friday. January q.
Ah0 DunuSC GHtlo OF ln0 Child Con
seTvatton League OF America will NEE
Monday afternoon at the horne Of Mrs. ]
A. Bruce. 5000 Chicago street. The pro
gram will be on health and cleanliness
After a short parliamentary drill b,
Mrs N. X. Sype. Mrs. Maynard Swart
will give a paper on '"Tubereulosis an,
Its Care" Mrs. Fred Elliott, jr., vii
follow with Fresh Air Schools ana Deli
cate Children" Mrs J. II. Beaten vii
give reading from william Tell"
paper. ''Woman's Aptitude for Work o.
the Board OF Health" viii be given b.
Mrs. Don McCown. An open discussion
what Shall Be Done With the Publ
Drinking Cup and Roller Towel2' vii
follow. Mrs. sype will make report o.
Legislative Measures Concerning Stat
Law or woman's Work for suppressio
Of Tuberculosis"
The Tennyson chapter OF the cbautan
= qua Literary circle will meet Monday a
the home OF Mrs. w. j.. Lyle. 5s4 Par
: avenue. Mrs. Rudolph Won Luttgen wi
2 lead the Lesson from Democratic, Eng
land" and Mrs. Lyle, the one froI
! Among English Hedgerows" A pape