Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-11-14
What
Women Are
Doing in the World


The North side circle Of the Child Con-
servation league will meet Friday at 2
O'Clock In the auditorium OF the Mon
mouth Park school The program is on
Child Culture-Kindness Toward AMI
mails" Roll call responses will be quota
lions from Foundation Stones on Kind
ness" A paper, Cruelty not Normal
Condition Of Childhood. but the Result
of Lack of knowledge in Parents to
Lead the Child" will be read by Mrs.
{. o. Anderson; reading selections from
Manfred" (Byron), by Mrs. w. c. Price.
and paper, Domestic Pets in the
Home" by Mrs. c. A Mckenzie. Some
animal stories will be told by the
mothers. schuman musical numbers will
be given by Mrs. e. ]. Willard. and
Senator Vests Tribute to Dog will
be given by Mrs. c. IL. Savidge.
Nine. Charles lie Verrler of Paris vice
president OF the suffragist organization
of France, Union Franchise pour lie Suf-
frage des Femmes, is in New York City
TO conduct a toy and doll exhibition for
the relief fund OF France.
Inc regular meeting OF lne " y
Grant womans Relief corps No. 1OI,
will be held Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock in Memorial hall. The depart
ment inspector Miss Nettie Jewell, will
inspect the Grant corps on Saturday at
Memorial hall.
Mrs. A. X. Gault will lead the parlia-
mentary practice OF the South Omaha
woman's club Tuesday at o'clock at
Library hall. An executive board meet
ing at O'Clock will precede this meet
ing. Prof. Carnal gave a program for
the music department Of the club Thurs
day evening. and aSturday afternoon
this department arranged musicale for
the club. the affair being given at the
home of Mrs. A. L. Bergquist.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Claflin of University Place.
state temperance president, will be honor
guest at a reception to new members
given by Frances Willard Woinen's
Christian Temperance union Wednesday
at 2 o'clock in the parlors OF the First
Methodist Episcopal church. This affair
was arranged for last week. but was
postponed on account of the death of
John Dale.
The Benson Baptist Missionary circle
viii entertain the Baptist missionary
quarterly of Omaha and vicinity FRI
day at an all-day session at the church.
The devotional services begin at 10
o'clock: luncheon will be served at noon
by the Benson circle and at 1 o'clock
the program. consisting OF missionary
talks, interspersed with music, will be
given The principal speech will be given
by a foreign missionary.
The Tennyson chapter OF the Chau-
tauqua circle will meet at ESQ o'clock on
Monday with Mrs. r. e. Parrot, Mrs.
w. B. Howard leading the program.
Roll call will be answered by quotations
from William Cullen Bryant. The lesson
on early American history will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. Frank II. Wray. THE
saxons aad Danes in England will
also be discussed.
Stories by Nathaniel Hawthorne will be
told Thursday afternoon at the public
library by Omaha Story Tellers' league
members. Miss Josephine Grant, leader
Of the program. will tell Benjamin
Vest" AIRS. p. M. Pritchard, '"rhe
Miraculous Pitcher" Mrs C. r. Hrd-
licka, ''The Dragons Teeth" and Miss
Eloise Hills, Feather Top"
A symposium on architecture has been
arranged for the Mothers Culture club
of the West Farnam district. which
meets Wednesday with Mrs. F. J.. Beard
Mrs. c. r. Cameron assisting. Mrs. J. c.
Aldrich will discuss the Egyptian art
Mrs. A C, Pinkerton, Greek; Mrs. W.
M. Mick, Roman; Mrs. G. J. Dutton,
Romanesque; Mrs. C. G. TrimbIe. Gothic
ard Mrs. c. H. walrath, modern archi
lecture.
c. II. English, recreation director. will
address the Omaha womans club in the
auditorium of the Young women's Chris
tian association Monday at $3.50 O'Clock.
An executive and directory meeting will
precede this gathering.
The open program, which follows, will
be in charge Of the home economics de-
partment, of which Mrs. F. ]. Burnett Is
leader. Mrs A. E. Davisson of Lincoln,
secretary Of the Nebraska university sx-
tension service, will talk on Work
Among Rural Clubs" Mrs. Frank J.
Hoel will give an original poem.
The French department Of the Wo-
mans club has not reorganized as vel
this year II there are sufficient mem
bers who desire to continue the study Of
French. class will be made up the first
of the year.
Mrs. X. p. ]. Edholm, state health
chairman and the National Children'i
Lureau representative in Nebraska, viii
tell about the plans for baby week
which Is to be celebrated the first weal
in March. This plan originated will
= Mrs. Percy Pennybacker, president o.
the General Federation OF Women clubs
and received the endorsement of thu
children's bureau. Mrs. Edholm viii ais,
tell about the biennial council meeting
in Portland which she attended. Mrs
b. F. Bryant will tell about her recen