Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-05-09

Wonans club at the cathedral, 2:3O p.
m. West Omaha Mothers Culture club,
Mrs =. J. White. hostess. Last lunch
con at First Presbyte terrain church.
Travelogue on England, Mrs. w. b.
SATURDAY meeting, Associa-
ton of Collegiate Alumnae, Miss Ethel
Turkey. hostess.
Notices for this column should be
mailed or telephoned to the club re-
porter before Friday noon)
OTHERS DAY" will be OBJ
kAE served by many Omaha club
W women. especially for their
NuSlu less fortunate sisters. The
kSSxylK Omaha woman's Christian
NQV Temperance Union has ar
ranged for the distribution OF flowers at
the House of Hope, under the direction
of Mrs. Patton. and to the women at the
county Jail by Mrs. George Ahlquist
At the Grace Baptist church Rev. +. B.
Taft has arranged for Mothers day
program to be given by the women of the
church. Mrs Edward johnson win be
one of the speakers.
1t is interesting in this connection TO
note that a Nebraska woman. Mrs. Max
A. Hostetler Of Shelton, was largely in
strumental in bringing about the univer-
sal observance of this day. Mrs. Hos
teller is president of the state auxiliary
TO the International Mothers Day assoc
citation and is prominent in other club
work
Two of the best known newspaper
women of the state are Mrs. Annie Vic
Gates city editor of the Blair Enterprise,
and Miss Eunice Hasl1ins of the Stella
Press. Both of these women are the only
out-of-town members of the Omaha
Woman's Press club.
Mrs. Gates has had many honoFs CON
ferred upon her and has filled various
offices. She was member OF the Board
of Education at Baker. Kan; q member
of the State Historical society. an Eastern
Star. q member for fifteen years OF the
Nebraska State Press association-serving
one year as corresponding secretary, and
was president of the womans Research
club. Mrs. Gates has held many church
and lodge offices, and last. pat not least,
received a handsome vote for mayor OF
Auburn. Neb., several years ago, when
she resided there. even though she was
not a candidate for the office.
Miss Haslxins is part owner and editor
Of the Stella Press. She writes for the
Breeders Gazette. one OF the best known
farm papers in the country, and is cor
respondent for ten papers
The Settlement women's club held its
fortnghtly meeting at Settlement Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Elizabeth Higgins Sui
livan addressed them on woman suffrage
The Washington Boys club had its
monthly supper at the Settlement on
Wednesday night. The club buttons were
distributed and summer plans discussed
Master Bert Adams only 10 years of age.
entertained tho club with some flights
of o model airship which he had con-
structed himself This is a French model
and the fifth which this youngster has
made. Louis Kuzela, president of the
club. is also interested in flying machines
and has made one or two successful
models.
The very last chicken pie dinner will be
given at the old First Presbyterian church
Friday noon. These luncheons have been
a source Of income for the church for the
last twenty years and a great deal of in
terest is attached TO the last luncheon
Mrs G. L. Bradley. chairman Of circle s.
Is in charge of the affair and viii be
assisted by many of the women of the
IAVN'r'aA
the handsome new edifice which will be
ready for service late In the fall. The
church will hold It's summer services at
the Young Mems Christian association,
probably.
The German Women's Hilfs-Verein will
give a festival at the German Home sun
day, May Is. There will be amusements
and games and prizes for children and
their elders.
An ice cream social for the benefit OF
the Austro- Hungarian-German Red Cross
fund will be given at the home of Mrs.
Henry PollacS. 1901 Dodge street, Wednes-
day May -.
The Scottish Rite Woman's club will
meet Friday afternoon at the cathedral.
Mrs. Frank Patton is in charge OF the
program and~Mrs. Frank Rudolph will
be hostess
The West Omaha Mothers Culture club
will meet with Mrs. p. J. White, 5OO4
Chicago street. Friday afternoon. A pro-
gram on Richard A. Proctor will be
given Papers will be read by Mrs. c.
ID. Hutchinson and Mrs. w. n. Baker.
Miss Clara Siefken will render a vocal
solo and Miss Helen Taylor will give
. piano selections.
Mrs Edward Johnson returned Fri
dav from Atchison. Kan, where she at
tended the annual meeting of the West
Central district, American Baptist For
eign Missionary society. Mrs. Johnson
was reelected chairman Of the board.
The first issue OF The Settlement" &c
be published monthly at the Social Settle
nent House. is off the press. It contains
articles by the head resident Miss Jessl,
Arnold. Sanford Clifford. Miss Mary Ireu,
Wallace, Mrs. Lowrie Childs and an arti-
Gle in Bohemian by DR.. Olga stastny, 70
gether with Settlement news. especially
with reference 10 the Dramatic club anC
It's activities II is gotten up in mos
attractive manner Mrs. Arnold and Miss
Sophia Adams are the editors and they