Omaha daily bee., 1915-03-28

league. public library. 4:15 p. IN. Omaha
Society of Fine Arts, Young Women's
Christian association auditorium, 10 a.
IN. Home economics department, Wom-
ans club. 10 a. IN. Emma Hoagland
Flower mission Association of Col
cial club for Miss Vida Hunt Francis
FIR DAN-Bt nsgn Women Cdr .sIan
Temperance union. Mrs; r. c.; Beasley,
hostess. North Side circle, Child Con
servation league. Monmouth Park
school, > p. m.
Notices for this column should be
mated ar telephoned to the club reporter
before Friday noon)
EMBERS of the Omaha Sooic ty
IAA of Fine Arts agreed that this
/" has been the most successful
kE-zryIv year since the clubs inception,
kSA4SkH eighty now members having
We> Joined. Especially are they
pleased, aside from having sponsored the
well attended and highly appreciated art
exhibit brought to Omaha, with the pro-
gram of lectures during the years work.
Vying in interest with the art lectures
that were given by studious gentlemen
from elsewhere. including Prof. ]. II.
breasted. Edward II. Griggs and Prof. l.
Il. Stoughton-Holborn, and the talk given
by Miss Mary Willard of New York City
through the courtesy of Mrs. Leonard
Everett and Mrs. II. NJ. Morsmang jr,
have been the equally popular lectures
by local women Mrs. Warren Blackwell
talked on THE Art of the Tigris-Eu-
pirates Valley" and THE Life and Art
of Rome" was the subject of programs
given by Mesdames William G. IRE,
Willard Langfeld Frederick T. Rouse and
Mrs Lloyd n. Osborne. Mrs. Frank
Crawford will give the program this
week. Mrs. A. w. Jefferis. first president
of the Fine Arts society nine years ago,
was chairman Of the program committee.
Mrs. William G. Tire, newly elected
program chairman plans to arrange an
equally interesting course for next year,
when other out-of-town speakers will
be secured.
The coming week heralds the approach
Ing close of the club season. The French
department of the Omaha Woman's club
will have it's last lesson Tuesday at / AZ
p. m. at the residence-studio of the in
structor, Miss May Mahoney, although
election of officers will not be held until
later date.
The oratory department will omit it's
meeting this Tuesday morning, but will
have its last meeting and election of
officers one week later. Mrs. Grant Will
Jams, the present leader. has declined to
consider another term of office. so that
a new leader will probably be elected.
Election of officers will be held by the
home economics department Thursday
morning, at which time the program Of
work for the next year will be dis.
cussed. The department plans to hold
one or two more meetings however before
the close of the year.
The last open program of the year will
: be given Monday afternoon, in charge
of the oratory department Of the Omaha
Womans club, Mrs. Grant Williams
leader. The program will be in two parts
the first including two vocal selections by
Miss Gertrude Miller with Miss Grac,
Slabaugh as the accompanist. Mrs. Will
Jams will read Henry Van Dykes "Th(
Lost Word" and Mrs. Henry Hitler will
read THE Beauty Shop" an origina
story by Mrs. F. j. Hoel of Omaha 'Fivt
Souls" a war poem by William Ever, viii
be given with a musical accompaniment
by viii Hetherington. Irene Capewell'!
Mrs. Casey at the Tennis Party" will
be given by Mrs. Anna Wray. The seconC
playlet by Marion Macmillan, "a
Woman's a Woman for A. That" Mrs
Stymie will be played by Mrs. Elizabeth
Oehrle-
Margaret Blufuell. NJ. D., by Mrs. Agne
Lord; Niblick Stymie, by Mrs. Sue Lam
bert; Miss Iris, trained nurse, by Mis-
Adeline Specht; Katrina, by Mrs. Dali
Collins; a veterinarian, Mrs Maud High
and Mrs Perkins hxy tx
Nicely. Prof n. a. Rieed is directing tn
play
An entertainment for the benefit of tn
art department of the Omaha Woman
club will be given Wednesday Afternoon
at ESQ o'clock in the club rooms Mrs
c. J. Roberts, leader of the department
will give an illustrated travel talk o.
Belgium and Holland. countries whic
she visited on her recent trip abroad
The proceeds will be for the department
fund for arranging illustrated talks.
The Omaha North Side circle Of tn
Child Conservation League Of Americ
will meet Friday afternoon at o'cloc
m the auditorium OF the Monmouth Par
school. Tine subject for the day will b
play" and will he discussed in relatio
10 lis value IN child development
The Tennyson chapter OF the Chautau
qua Literary circle will meet Monda
at tho home OF Mrs. w c. Lyle ga Par
avenue. Instead OF current topics. TO
call Response will b. answers TO generi
Information questions. Mrs. n. r. Curt
VII conduct the review Of Through Enl
land with TcnuysOn." The story OF 9TH
Idylls o. the King" viii be given by Mr.
Martin Obcrst. Mrs. Jessie Dodder wi
have the chapter from Democratic Enl
Land ON the labor movement.
The Omaha story TcllCrs' League meet
a. as O'Clock Thursday afternoon In n
public library. American stories will
told with Migs Emma Roberts as leade
''The birth Of IN" Arbutus." icrcnd
tho Iroquois. by Canfield Wnl b. told /
Mrs q. y. Rice. odd Pipes and n
Dryad by Lyman will b. givcn I
Mirs Roberts and Mr. st. T. tawren.
unl giys TIE selected story and India
sr,ad entitled why the Baby sai
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