Omaha daily bee., 1915-11-07

UDGH W. @. SEARS VIII talk
t& on The Possibilities Of
Greater Omaha" before the
political and social science
k4eyS department OF the Omaha
oaAAaAN woman's club Monday after
noon at ESQ at tho Young women's
Christian association. Mrs. f. ]. Birss
is leader OF the program Miss Madge
Nae Bourne will give musical numbers.
Introductory to the program, there will
be brief discussion of topics of national
interest ty members Of the department
Mrs. F. A. Follsnchee heads this section
of the club.
The Bible as Literature" will furnish
the subject for study by the Dundee
women's club this winter At the meet
ing Wednesday, to be held at the home
OF Mira II. c. Baird THE Versification
Of the Bible" will be the special topic.
Mrs. Raymond M. Crossman will lead the
program. assisted by Mrs. George g.
Bdgerly, the president, and Mrs. J. F.
Ferguson. Mrs. Charles Lsslie will con-
duct the review of current events.
Mrs. Charles r. THEM is in charge OF
the musical program which will be given
for tho Scottish Rite womans club Fri
day afternoon. at the Scottish Rite cathe-
drAL
4 splendid program on Bird Conser-
vation' has been arranged by Major
Isaac sadler chapter, Daughters of the
American Revolution. for its meeting
Friday az 4 o'clock, at the home of the
regent, Mrs. William Archibald Smith.
Miles Greenleaf will talk on Nebraska
Birds Conservation and Miss Adah
klCpp will sing bird songs. There will
also be bird guessing contest.I The pro-
gram ie In charge of Mrs Earl Stan
field who will be assisted by Mrs. Harry
Kelly and Miss Caroline Barkalow.
Mrs. c. II. Aull, state regent, and Mrs.
f. r Straight. regent Of Omaha chapter,
will be special guests of honor.
''Beowolf' and nature stories will be
told by members Of the Wyche Story
Tellers' league Thursday afternoon at
the public library. Miss Jessie Stitt, leader
Of the program. will be assisted by Miss
Elizabeth Hayes. Mrs. J.w Reynolds and
Miss Jeanette Watson.
Miss Mary Irene Wallace. leader of the
drama section of the Association of Col
legiate Alumnae. will talk on 'Synge,
the Irish playwright. at the sectional
meeting to be held Thursday at 4 O'Clock.
at the home of Mrs. Ralph Van Orsdel
A cast including Mesdames Stephen
Davies, Doane Powell, w. H. Abbott
and Miss Beulah Adams, will give THE
Shadow of the Glen" by this writer.
Mrs F. L. Adams will entertain chapter
y OF the p. E. o. sisterhood at luncheon
at her home. Thursday. She will be as
sisted by Mrs. w. A. Shropshire. Mrs. W
r. Campbell will relate her experiences
on trip to the Panama exposition.
describing the fair. and Mrs. Andrew Tray
nor will read letters from absent MEM
beers. Musical numbers will be given by
Mrs. t. NJ Giltner.
Rabbi Frederick Cohn will give a lee
ture on Browning's "Paracelsus' before
Mus Sigma club members. Wednesday
morning. The meeting viii be held at
the home Of Mrs. George Platner and
each member is privileged to bring a
guest
Tested labor and time saving appliances
win be discussed by the home economies
department OF tho South Omaha
Womsn's club when It meets Tuesday at
the home Of the ex-president. Mrs. N. NJ.
Graham. There will be a demonstration
Of the new glass baking dishes. The
hostess will be assisted by Mrs. Bruce
McCulloeh. Mrs. Charles Cove and Mrs.
J, a Curtl
The Angefus Social club, one of the
newer literary organizations, ~du present
foar-act comedy. ''Unoie Rube," a
down east Yankee play by Charles Town
send at the Creighton auditorium, We'd
neSday evening. November II. An "all