Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14

servsIion Ieasue. Mrs b. M Babcock.
hostess. Benson Womans CarlsIlan
Temperance union, Mrs. X ,, n ia. ny
Monmouth Park school Mrs. w. -
selhv, reception for Dundee Woman
club. -.. $500 c-a,,o.;otn
AItlmnae Miss Bess Dumont, hostess
Benson woman's club, colonial parry m
Notices for this column shoulu Ds
mailed or telephoned TO the ciuo repVi'0-
before Friday noonD -
EVERAL matters OF importance
~ will be brought up at the ousi-
ness meeting of the Omaha
Woman's club Monday after
64YI noon. The directory will rec
kassZoJ omnend at least three names
of women eligible for service ON the rec
reation and public welfare board, which
is to be appointed soon by Mayor Dahl
man. Mrs C. w. Hayes, aeX-president OF
the Womans club and chairman of the
legislative committee Of the State Fed
Grafton of women's Clubs, is being
boosted by her friends for the position.
Mrs. Hayes, who wes very enthusiastic
in the welfare propaganda work. has sig
nified her willingness to be candidate
for the position.
Other matters Of Importance which will
be discussed are the endorsement of the.
anti-drug bill pending In the legislature
and the matter of iclub rooms. for the
coming year will be taken up. 1t is prob
able that a rooms committee will be ap-
pointed. sto = 49,.
There will be routine business continued
70 this meeting because OF the omission
of the meeting two weeks abo on account
of the storm. A date for the preeenta-
ton of the art departments open pro-
gram, which was not given also on &C
count of the storm. will be decided Upon.
Following the business meeting the open
day program will be given by the French
department, of which Mrs. Franklin A.
Shotwell is leader and Miss May Lenore
Mahoney Instructor. Rev, w. p. Ouinlan,
8. j.. will speak on 'Woman's Position
fl Literature" following which a one-act
play, Madame Est Sortie," will be given
under the direction of Mrs. Shotwell.
Miss Mahoney will give the English
synopsis of the play, in which Miss Anne
Clifford Mrs Shotwell, Wynne Fairfield,
Mrs. Burger Kvenild, Miss Marguerite
Mccartney, Mrs. Frank G. Odell and Mrs.
l.. NJ Lord will take part. Miss Mar
garet Mcpherson will give vocal solo.
accompanied by Miss Gretchen MoCon-
nell, and there will be music by a violin,
cello and piano trio, including VIII Heth-
erlngton. Edwin Clark and Kenneth
Widenor.
The Dundee .woman's club will present
Percy MacKaye's oriental masque, "A
Thousand Years Ago." Tuesday evenins
at the Young women's Christian asso-
citation auditorium. This performance.
which will take the place OF the club
annual party, was planned by Mrs. John
o. Yeiser chairman of the program COM
mittee, and was executed under the de-
rection OF Mrs w. L. Selby. Mrs George
c Edgerly fs president of the club. The
women have beeen rehearsing faithfully
for many weeks and a finished program
Is expected. The costuming will be in
exact reproduction OF the period repre-
scented by the masque Music will be
given under the direction Of Henry Cox.
The cast of players Is as follows. Capo-
comics, Mrs. j. +. Ferguson princess
Mrs. w. o. Perry; prince. Mrs. Frank
Carmichael; emperor Mrs. John o
Yeiser; zeima. Mrs. T. r. Combs; I3aralx
Mrs Joseph Polcar; Chang. Mrs. Roya
Miller; four vagabond players. Mesdamei
A. l.. Green C. J.. Hubbard, c. c. GUM
ter and f. II. Westerfield ladies' in wait
ing, Mesdames F. w. Slabaugh and l.. II
Arey and Misses Edna Bennett and DIV,
Ferguson; mandarlns, Mesdames Aller
Koch, f. A. Beardsley and ]. A. Linder-
holm: soldiers. Mesdames Sumner Breese
- Joseph Roth. N. X. sype, Percy Stevens
Miss Grace slabaugh and Miss Grac,
Hart
In honor OF the cast Mrs Selby will
entertain the Dundee Woman's club a
her home Friday afternoon, February Is
between the hours OF and 5.
The meeting Of the music department
OF the Omaha Womans club was post
pcned from last Wednesday on accoun
OF the funeral OF Mrs. Samuel Rees, on
OF the Oldest members OF the Woman n
club and one OF its most active worker.
who passed sway after a long Hines,
The program viii be given this Wednes
day afternoon instead.
The South Side Child Conservatio
league viii meet Wednesday at o'clool
at CASTELAR, school Following Is IN
program; Paper. The Moral Value q
Sex knowledge Learned In Early Child
hood" by Mrs. c. C. Meek: The Devel
oPiohe oi sex truths lhroush Natur
Stories" by Mrs. Elmer Jones; eth
Story Of Baby-Bee." by Miss Ida N
Crowell; 1.-THE Story OF the Baby Blu
Bird" by Mrs. George d. Madison: eth
. story Of the Baby Squirrel" by Ma
Anna Broadfield. There win also be Vic
trola music
The regular meeting Of u s. Gran