Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-02


\ IEsl61Il Christian association will be
SS@@ssss9 given at the Auditorium
Tuesday evening under the direction OF
Miss Clara Brewster. physical director,
end her assistant, Miss Edna George.
over 400 women AMI children will take
part, 6-year-old jeanette wilcox being |
the youngest participant.
Wand drills, military dances. games.
relay races, folk dances in costume, In !
dian clubs and body building exercises, !
volley ball contests and a solo dance by |
Miss Brewster make up the prosram
The Athletic club, headed by Miss |
Rose Briem. has been most active in
the success of this affair. portion |
? OF the gross receipts will be turned
over TO this organization for the pur-
chase of trophies. cups banners and
FLAGS for awards to stimulate interest
in the work Tennis. racquet and other
sports will he encouraged. The Athletic
club is made up Of girls who have won
letters for proficiency in gyrnnastic
work.
The social settlement section OF the
Association OF Collegiate Alumnae will
hold their last meeting of the season
Thursday afternoon at the home of Miss
Anna Fry. a24 Binney street. The work
of the year will be finished and plans
formed for next year.
Miss Mary Irene Wallace was elected
chairman of the dramatic section of the
Association of Collegiate Alumnac at
meeting held Saturday at the home OF
the retiring chairman, Miss Blanche
Coffnan. Miss Olive Coffman was
eIected secretary
For next year the department Will
study English and Irish plays and one
short, half-hour play will be presented
by different groups at each monthly.
department meeting. The alternate
meetings will be given over to study
programs.
One of the interesting affairs OF
Thursday was the sixteenth birthday
marty of the Clio club, which was or
ganized at the home Of the first presl-
dent. Mrs. w. d. Morrow. Mrs. X. ".
McEachron was the first vice president
ana Mrs. w. d. Crawford, treasurer.
The name Clio. for the muse OF history
was chosen by Mrs. j. T. Gathers MIS-
Edward McEachron and Mrs, CRAWFORD
Diversified study programs have been
continued each year. OF tho charter
members,
president Mrs. Bryce Crawford. Mrs.
Gathers and Mrs. Edward MoEachron.
have continued their membership with
out interruption. Mrs. Robert MeEach-
ron. Mrs G. S. Shepard. Mrs w. d.
Percival Mrs Morrow and Mrs w. ID.
Crawford withdrew for a time.
The Fellowship club OF the Young
women's Christian association will pre-
sent two playlets. Tine Patriot Girl"
and ..Tho Hiartvfile Shakespeare Club
Tr,day evening, May "A. Mrs. Roy Sun
Aerland IA coaching the cast, which in
Guides about twenty young women
The organization committee OF the
newly-promotsd Drama league win meet
Monday morning at the Hotel Fonteneile
TO discuss plans for large meeting ana
election OF officers.
The establishment OF Bureau For
Vocational Guidance in connection win
a College Women's club are among the
things contemplated by the welfare sec
tion of the Association Of Collegiate
AIumnae The matter was discussed
Wednesday afternoon by q group OF col
leEe women at the home of MISS Ethel
Turkey and a committee headed by Miss
Elizabeth Brenizer was appointed &c
look into the possibilities. This Will DC
the most important business TO come be
fore the annual meeting OF the associa'
ton. which will be held Saturday. Apr
Is. at the home of Miss Turkey.
Tn. Omaha North Side circle OF the
child Conservation League of Nortl
america will elect officers at the regular
meeting. which will be held Friday after
noon at 2 O'Clock at the Monmouth Parl
school auditorium.
The annual meeting Of the Omaha chap
ter of the Daughters Of the American
revolution will be held Tuesday after
noon at o'clock at the public library
Mrs. George B. Darr will preside in tn
absence of the regent, Mrs. c. NJ. VIII
helm. Officers will be elected, Mrs. r
c. Hoyt heading the nominating commit
tee.
Since the Omaha womAn's club yea
has closed. Mrs. n. II. Nelson, the'preSi
dent. has discontinued her Friday after
noon AT homes TO club members.
The last meeting of the Browning elu
for the year will be held wednesda
morning at the home Of Mrs. c. q, GoulC
Women Nobel Prize Winners" will b
the inspiration for a program 70 be give
by Chapter z of the P. z. o. sisterhoo
Thursday afternoon at O'Clock at III
home OF Mrs. Jessie A. Zachary, s
South Thirty-first street Misc Hele
Matters will assist the hostess. Mrs Ma
MenoId will read q paper on Selma Il
gerlof. Mrs. Blanche George on Madam
Curie. and Mrs O. ", Hervey on BaroI
ess Won Suttner.
The story teilers' section Of the ASS