Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-21

The woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF Benson met at the home of Mrs.
John Killian Wednesday. Mrs. j. Fro
hsrdt of Omaha led a program on THE
Kings Highway" During the business
session plans were finished in regard to
the district convention TO be held Mon
day and Tuesday at the Methodist
church.
Meetings Of the art department of the
tOmaha Woman club, the Omaha Story
tTellers' league and Chapter r of the P.
E. o. sisterhood. which would come reg
ularly this Thursday will be omitted on
account OF Thanksgiving.
The Tennyson chapter OF the Chautau-
qua circle will meet Monday with Mrs. ].
A. Sunderland Roll call response will
he current events. A Thanksgiving pro-
gram will be given. Mrs. r. E. Sunder-
land. Mrs. W. B. Howard and ...rs. Frank
49, Wray taking part Mrs. f. Sun
derland will conduct the lesson on Amer
lean history and the ''Normans in Eng
land will be told in story form ~ MEM
bers of the class.
In honor Of Miss Edith shinrock, the
delegate to the National women's Chris
tan Temperance union convention at
Seattle, the Omaha Women's Christian
Temperance union will give a reception
at the home Of Mrs. Alice Minick, 4914
Davenport street. Wednesday afternoon
At 1850. Mrs. shinrock will give report
of the national meeting
Frances Willard women's Christian
Temperance union has postponed its
meeting, which would come regularly on
Wednesday, owing to Thanksgiving
This union will observe a day Of prayer
on December 2 for national constitutional
prohibition.
y The Congressional union has completed
its plans for its demonstration in Wash
ington early In December for the Susan
b. Anthony amendment. Tuesday, De-
cember 7. Mrs. o. H. p. Belmont. on be-
half of the committee of the Woman
Voters convention, will give a reception
at the convention headquarters TO Mrs.
Sara Bard Field and Miss Frances Jol-
life, the ENJOYS who arrived by motor
car from California the day previous.
Wednesday the advisory council OF the
congressional union will meet. Mrs. S.
Is. NJ Young of Montana is chairman on
Al. cngements Thursday the chairman
and other lfficers of state branches of
The Congressional union win meet. Sat
urdGy Mrs Edward Breitung will give a
dinner at the convention headquarters at
Cameron house for the members Of the
convention Monday, December 10, is the
cay OF the susan B. Anthony pageant at
convention hall under the direction Of
Miss Hazel MacKaye, chairman.
program on art will be given by the
Business women's club Tuesday evening
at o'c'ocl1 at the Young Womens Chris
tiar association. following the weekly
supper at 6:l5. DR.. Nora NJ. Fairchild
is president of the business girls or
ganization.
A miscellaneous program, followed by
a luncheon, will be given by the oratory
department of the Omaha Woman's club
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at the
Metropolitan hall Miss Amy Woodruff
T.. is instructor and Mrs. w. C. Lambert
leader of the department.
The Dundee circle Of the Child Con-
servation League OF America will meet
Monday at the home of Mrs. w. H.
Dale. Mrs. Lewis q. Doty will have
charge OF the program. Roll call will
be answered with current events. Mrs.
H. L. Martin will have q paper on THE
Lack Of Reverence in American Children
and the Reason" and Mrs. w. e. Bur
roughs will have one on Teaching Rev
erence for God Through His Wonderful
Creation" An interesting feature of the
meeting Will be the musical program pre-
sented by children Of the members. This
win include vocal numbers by Frank and
Natalie Dale, and violin solos by Robert
Green and Hawthorne Arey.
The wyche Story TelIers' league will
hold its meeting Tuesday afternoon at
AIS at the public library instead OF
Thanksgiving day. Three Beowolf stories
and q Thanksgiving story will be told
under the leadership of Miss Agnes Nc
Elroy, Miss Vera Du Bots, Miss Louise
schindel and Miss Lillian Empey TAX
\ ing part.
DR.. Richard Wyche of New York City,
president of the National Story Tellers'
association, will come to Omaha about
December or to give a talk before the
local league named in his honor. This
will be open to the public.
The literary department OF the South
Side woman's club will study the geog-
raphy OF Holland under the direction of
Mrs. W. S. Derbyshire. Tuesday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock. Mrs. d. S. Clark
will have as her topic, Topography and
--Sciimate;" Mrs. Derbyshire, Canals,
bikes and windmills." and there viii be
reading Of The Leak in the Dixie "
Five-ninute talks will be given as fol-
lows: Mrs Byron Glow, Rivers" Mrs.
]. Pearsley soil, Minerals and Gems %
Mrs. Northrup, The Hague" Mrs.
George McGnty, Venice OF the North
Amsterdam" and Mrs. r. f. Hodgens
RI tteTdam." Current events will be
given. Preceding the meeting, at 1:Sl
o'clock, Mrs. A. X. Gault will give a
parliamentary drIll, which was an
.nounced for the last meeting.
The Benson Woman's club met Thurs
day st the home OF Mrs NJ Armstrong
The president named Mesdames c. A