Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-21


Labor committee will conduct
- an exhibit for the remainder
FRRH of the week in the Pioneers
ASp-SO room in the court house. Miss
Josephine Eschenbrenner, mean, rs..- "a
secretary of the committee is in charge
OF the exhibit and will be assisted by a
large committee OF local women repre-
senting almost every woman's organiza-
ton in the city Mrs. e. NJ. Syfert is
chairman of the hostesses' committee.
The exhibit consists in the main of
photographs, charts and statistics show
ing the evils of child labor, the states in
which it exists and what the national
committee has done and is doing to OBJ
viate these conditions Miss Eschen-
brenner is a graduate of the New York
School of Philanthropy and was for two
years secretary 20 Dr. Edward T. Devine,
editor of the Survey. Miss Eschenbrenner
has been connected with the National
Child Labor committee since its very In
ception. The hostesses today at the ex-
hibit will be representatives from the
Child Conservation league and include the
following: Mesdames F. S. King. w. A
Vickery, Bruce McCulloch, e. H. Luikart.
II. ]. Holmes. C. J. Wonder. E. ]. Elliott.
G. H. Crouch and A. v. vieno.
Mrs N. K. Sype, Mrs. Joseph Polcar
and Mrs. A. L. Green will represent the
Dundee Woman's club Monday and the
Child Saving Institute will have Mes
danes A. A. McGraw. J. c. Weeth. George
A. Joslyn, F. d. Wilson. John ]. Sulli-
van and II. e. Patterson as their repre-
sentatives.
y Tuesday the Fine Arts society will send
Mesdames Warren Blackwell, Luther
h.
son Woman's club Mesdames w. A Will
cox. ]. S. Brooks. Robert Beasley. s. NJ.
Paugh and Mart Armstrong. Wednesday
the Tuesday Morning Musical club will
have Mesdames e. NJ. Fairfield and VIII
son Low as their representatives and the
Omaha Welfare league Mesdames John
L. Robbins. Edgar Scott, William Baxter
and Herbert Rogers.
Thursday the Collegiate Alumnae will
have Mesdames, II. e. Newbranch and
Bryce Crawford. and the Social Service
board of the Episcopal diocese will have
Mrs. f. II. Cole and Miss Louise Nc
Pherson.
Friday Mrs. Victor Rosewater and Mrs.
w. X. Adams win represent the Visiting
Nurse association, and Mesdames N. NJ.
Graham and Bruce McCulloch the South
Omaha Woman's club, and Mesdames W.
i. East. V. ". Paxton. r. A. Ross the
woman's Club of the Railway Mail
Service.
The last day Of the exhibit. Saturday
the Omaha Woman's club will be in
charge and the hostesses will be Mes
danes Henry Mcdonald. NJ. d. Cameron.
w. C. Lambert, N. II. Nelson, L. NJ.
Lord J. c. Dahlman and c. W./Hayes.
The present situation in Mexico, a re-
port of the Daughtefs>of the American
Revolution conference and items Of cur
rent interest win make up the program
for the current topics department Of the
Omaha Woman's club Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. Mary 1. Creigh is the leader of the
department
Because of the Mary Antin lecture at
the First Methodist church Tuesday even
ing, Prof F. NJ filings current topics
lecture will be given Monday evening at
O'Clock in the city hall instead of Tues
day evening.
The oratory department Of the Omaha
woman's club will meet Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock to rehearse for the depart
ments open day program. which will be
presented at the next meeting Of the club
proper.
This week the French department will
meet Tuesday at 1;45 p. m. at the resi-
dence-studio OF the instructor, Miss May
Mahoney
The Tennyscn chapter of the Chau-
tauqua Literary circle. which was to have
met last Monday at the home OF Mrs.
George Waterman postponed its meeting
until this Monday. The same program
viii be carried out with an additional
feature. Mrs G. f. Fisher will give her
analysis of "In MemOriam."
Wagner's opera. Tannhauser will be
the theme for the music department )
program at the Omaha Woman's club
Wednesday afternoon. under the leader
ship Of Miss Emily Cleve. Miss Blanche
Monheit viii tell the story and musical
numbers viii be given by Misses Nina
Meyer, Jean Undeland. Augusta Menge-
aoht, Emily Geve, Alice Ramsdale,
Amanda Tebbens. Ruth Ganson and
Messrs. Harry Disbrow. Marcus Nelson
and George Compton. Miss Helen Sadi-
lex, Mrs. Harry Disbrow and Mrs. j. Z.
Hsarman, leader Of the department, will
be the accompanies
Frances Willard society Of the Woman,.
Christian Temperance union will meet
Wednesday at 2;so. At the home OF Mrs.
II. B. Hobbs, lsl7 Spencer street. Mrs