Omaha daily bee., 1915-02-14


woman's Relief Corps No. 1o4 will be
held Tuesday afternoon at 2:S0 O'Clock at
Memorial hall
The U. S. Grant post has invited the
Woman's Relief Corps to be present at
the memorial services in honor of the
late Major Clarkson and Colonel John
Dempster. which will be held Tuesday
evening at Memorial hall. The Theologi-
cal Seminary quartet will furnish the
music for the services.
Friday afternoon at o'clock the North
Side Circle of the Child Conservation
League of America will meet in the audi
torium of the Monmouth Park school, the
subject for the days program being
"CiYics." Mrs. George C. Adwers. presi-
dent of the circle, will give an address,
The Awakening OF Civic Pride in the
United States. Mrs. w. c. Price will read
a paper on How the State of Louisiana
Cleaned House." and Mrs. c. ]. Wonder
will give paper on Sanitation in Our
City and the Social Duty of Cleanliness
Mrs. c. A. Mckenzie, chairman of the
civic and town improvement committee
will report concerning local and state
laws affecting sanitation. rs the Boy
colt Good?" will be subject for general
discussion. Mrs. Karl r. Ogden will give
reading from "Peen Gynt," by Ibsen.
Music will conclude the program.
The Mothers Culture club will be enter
tanned by Mrs. F. ]. Taggart at the Hotel
Loyal Friday afternoon Miss Blanche
sorenson will address the club on Talk
Songs for Children" and Miss Margaret
Diddock, an Indian maiden from Walthill,
Neb.. who is attending Bellevue college,
will tell about the Indian folk songs and
Illustrate them by singing several of the
folk-spngs, Miss Diddock is a niece of
Dr. Susan La Flesche Picotte, well known
because of her connection with the State
Federation OF Women's Clubs. Mrs.
Charles G. Trimble Will give items of
current events and Mrs. ]. F. Beard will
have as her subject "old Hymns ana
Their Authors"
The meeting of the home economies
department OF the Omaha Woman's club
Thursday morning, will be given over
to resume of Mrs Margaret ]. Blair's
lectures, as given at the Burgess-Nash
store, few weeks ago. Mrs. Isaac Doug
las will talk on "Home Furnishings and
Table Decorations" Miss Edith Ward,
Beauty in Dress" Mrs. C. II. Chisam,
Floor Coverings" Mrs. F. ]. Burnett,
leader OF the department, Heath and
Beauty" and Mrs. e. Oehrle, will give
answers to questions in the question-box.
Mrs. d. W. Morrow viii entertain the
Clio club at her home, Wednesday after
noon. Roll call response will be current
events. following which Mrs. NJ E. Lease
will be leader Of the program. This will
lie In the nature of a questionnaIre with
the United States as the subject.
The Story Tellers' section Of the Associ-
alton of Collegiate Alumnae, will be en-
ltertained at the home of Miss Dorothy
Frantz. 1893 Poppleton avenue. Wednes-
day afternoon. The stories will be on
France. Miss Nellie Elsutter telling an
epic; Miss Henrietta Gilmore. a folk
story. and Miss Eleanor Nevin. selected
story.
The oratoTy department OF the Omaha
Woman's club will meet Tuesday morn
Ing at 10 o'clock. Tho fourth miscel-
laneOus program OF the year. in which
every member viii participate, will be
given. Plans for the departments open
day program, which is to be given on
! March 81. will be discussed.
The Sunshine Remington club OF the
George Custer womsn's Relief corps,
win be entertained at the home OF Mrs.
a. Bowes. 9OS South Thirty-flrst street,
Tuesday afternoon.
; Mrs. George Covell will read a paper
on What Has Been Accomplished in
States Where Women Have the Fran
chise." at tea. which will be given
by the Omaha Suffrage association, al
the home OF Mrs. Howard ]. Ritter. 2Ol
South Thirty-sixth street, Wednesday
afternoon. Miss Ruth Miller will give
readings.
THE Distribution of'United States Cur.
rency," will be discussed by the Woman'S
! CLUB Of the Railway Mail service. Wednes-
I day afternoon. at the home Of Mrs. J. b
: Good. 1852 Evans street. Mrs. A. J. An
Z derson will be leader OF the program.
The next meeting of the Tennysor
3 chapter OF the Chautsuqua Literary circle
. VIII be held Monday afternoon at the
, home OF Mrs. J. II. Webster Thirty
. eighth and Fsrnam streets. Roll call viii
E be answered by current events and quo
3 tations from Wordsworth. The lesson il
: Among English Hedgerows." will be Leo
by Mrs. r. L. Parrot. and the chapter
from Democrats England" by Mrs. Web
I ster and Mrs. w. L. Rhoades. The frs