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at the last meeting. The assistant leaders
are Mesdames ]. c. Hammond. c. c.
Bonner and \. o. Peterson. Mrs w S
| Heller is secretary-trcasurer.
| L. 5. Grant Womans Relief corps, No
lOi will hold its regular meeting Tues
day Afternoon at 1:3O O'Clock in Memorial
hail at the court house.
Miss Emma Rosickv was elected presi-
/ dent of the Omaha story Tellers' league
on Thursday afternoon. Mrs. stephen
Davies is the new vice president: Miss
Sarah Sanborne, secretary. and Miss
Eleanor Nevin, treasurer. The program
committee is at work on the program for
next year.
| The Dorcas Sewing club will meet at
the homo of Mrs. WaI Smith. / hlsatian
apartments. lis south Thirty-rifth street
| Friday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock. The
Afternoon viii be spent i'm sewing for
needy families.
| The story tellers' section of the Assoc
citation of Collegiate Alumnae will meet
at the home of Miss Elizabeth Mitchell
1907 CASTELAR, street, Wednesday after
noon. Stories of ireland will be told as
follows: Folk story, by Miss Mildred
Steel; modern short story, Miss Hazel
Howard; selected. Miss Marie Hodge.
The music section of the Association of
| Collegiate Alumnae will be entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
III. L. Mossman. Miss Irma Jones will be
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devoted to modern Italian music. Papers
will be read by Mrs. Roy Doherty and
Mrs. f. w. Johnson; vocal solos, by Miss
Alice Fry and Miss Avis Roberts; man
dolin solo, by Mrs. Herbert Woodland
and piano numbers by Miss Mabel Hen
Erickson.
Luther Burbank" will provide discus
sion for the West Omaha Mothers Gull
ture club. Friday afternoon. at the home
of Mrs. Edward Peterson, 415O Davenport
street. Roll call response will be quota
tons on his life. Mrs. w. p. Metzger
will read a paper on What Burbank Has
done for the World" and Mrs. James
Corr, a paper on Agriculture as a
Career" A general discussion will follow
the readings. Mrs. E. o. Hamilton will
give a piano solo and Master Peter
Barber. a violin solo,.
The annual election OF officers for the
dundee Woman's club will be held at
the home OF Mrs. G. w. Wickersham, pa
North Forty-ninth street, Wednesday
afternoon. Current topics will be given
under the leadership of Mrs. r. C.
Peters. After the business session is con-
cluded, refreshments will be served and
social hour enjoyed.
The story of worldwide work among
the lepers will be told by w. NJ. Danner
of Cambridge. Mass. secretary of the
United States committee of the Mission
to Lepers, at the Young Women's Chris
tan association on Friday afternoon at
$780, and on next Sunday, April %, at the
plymouth Congregational church. Mr..
Danner is brought to Omaha by the local
auxiliary to the mission, of which Mrs B,
L. Johnson is the president.
The Mission to Lepers is an interde-
nominational and international society
maintaining work for lepers in ninety
Oriental stations. located in China, Japan.
India. Africa, and North and South
America. This lecture win be illustrated
by large photographs taken on the
foreign field.
German hero and nature stories will
be told by the wyche Story Tellers'
league Thursday afternoon at the public
library. Miss Carrie Boutelle is leader
OF the program and will be assisted by
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