Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-14
What Women Are
Doing
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In view Of the fact that the story tell
ers' section of the Association of Col
legiate Alumnae Is TO provide the program
at the opening meeting of the alumnae,
which will be held at the home of Mrs,
Frank Loomis next Saturday. the regular
meeting OF the section on Wednesday will
be omitted Misses Olive Coffman. Louise
Stegner and Edith Haight were voted
upon to represent the section on the open
program. Mrs. Stephen Davies Is chair
man Of the committee.
jay Burns OF the Burns Taking coul-
pany, who was to have addressed the
home economics department of the Omaha
woTnans club at the last meeting, but
was deferred on account OF the nclemeot
weather. will talk on the high price OF
wheat at the department nesting Thurs
day morning at 10 O'Clock.
Beginning Monday. March p. the Scot
fish Rite woman's club will serve lunch
cons and dinners at the cathedral for four
days, the proceeds to be used for pur-
chasing linens for the cathedral
The next two lectures in Prof. F. NJ.
Filings series of current topics talks will
be given on Monday evenings, instead OF
Tuesday The first change is occasioned
because Of the Tuesday Morning Musical
clubs evening program at the Fontenelle
and the second by the Mary Antin lecture
at the First Methodist church.
Mrs Edward johnson. chairman of the
house and home committee Of the Omaha
woman's club. Is receiving reservations
for tho luncheon which win be given in
honor Of Mrs. A. @. Peterson. president
OF the state federation, at the Hotel Fon-
tenelle, Tuesday. Mrs. Thomas @. Winter,
president of the Minneapolis woman's
club. will also be a special guest at this
luncheon.
Mrs. Willard LanRfeld and Mrs Fred
erick T. Rouse viii give the program for
the Omaha Society of Fine Arts Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock at the Young
Wonen's Christian association. THE
Roman; His Amusements and Places OF
Amusement" viii be the subject for the
morning. Mrs. Langfeld will present the
history OF Roman games and Mrs Rouse
VIII develop the Roman theater showing
it's evolution from the Greek theater and
its relationship 10 the late revival IN our
modern university centers.
The Bemis Park circle OF the Child Con-
servation League will meet Friday at the
home of Mrs. Zane Thompson. $40 Haw-
thorne avenue. The parliamentary drill
viii be conducted BY Mrs. H. J. Holmes
Mrs. Thompson will read paper on
Tuberculosis and Its Cure;" Mrs. ID. II
Fair. Fresh Air Schools and Delicate
Children" Mrs. Prawl, ''The Drinkine
Cup and the Roller Towel Evils" and
Mrs. l.. V. Nicholas. .woman's Aptitude
for Work on the Board OF Health" Mrs
II. Frieke viii give a reading from schll-
ler's William Tell" and Mrs. Hawkin-
son will give musical selections
The regular meeting Of the y. s. CRAM
Women's Relief corps. No. i04. win be
held Tuesday afternoon at Memorial hall
In the evening Women's corps will be en-
tortained at a musical by the Grant posi-
az Memorial hall.
Mrs. Joseph Miller was reelected presi-
dent OF the Central Park Mothers Wei
fare league at the meeting Friday Mrs
Herbert Cox il the new secretary and
Mrs. George Bryant treasurer. Mrs
George Richards Is chairman OF the ad-
usory board and win be assisted BY Mrs
L. B. Massacar. Airs. II. A. saIlandsr and
Miss Elizabeth Rooney. principal OF tbs
school. who will provide the open-day