Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-21
TUESDAY MUSICAL GROWING
Plans Are Now Under Way for This
Society to Enlarge Its Scope
in the Near Future.
VARIOUS ACTIVITIES IN LENT
Social Calendar.

Social Calendar.
MONDAY-Dr. Fling lecture in the ooun
ell chamber OF the city hall Origtna
Monday Bridge club.
UESDAY-Tuesday Bridge club, Mrs
Denise Barkalow, hostess. Debutant'
Bridge club. Miss Anne clifford. host
ess. University club annual dinner al
the Hotel Fontenelle- Twinkle clut
dancing party at the new Castle hotel
Needlecraft guild OF Prairie Park ken
sington at the club house. Mary Antir
lecture at First Methodist church on
Public Schools as a Test Of American
DNEsDAY-wednesda Bridge club.
Gallaghen-Klncaid wedding at St Vim
cents church, Kansas City. Mesdames
II. Sonnenberg 8. Arnstein and J.
Klein, luncheon at Hotel Fontenelle.
THURSDAY-Original Cooking club.
Madame De Page, lecture for Belgian
relief at Hotel Fontenelle. Franco-Bel-
gian Relief, Miss Jessie Millard host
ess. Rummy club, evening party. with
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Mehrens.
FRIDAY-SiX-Slx Dancing club, party at
Chambers academy. Women OF First
Presbyterian church, dinner In TIN
church parlors. Friday Evening Dane
ing club, at Chambers academy.
SATURDAY-Garden club seed bazaar at
home OF Mrs. Luther L. Kountze. Week
end dancing party at Prairie Park club
house.
Society matrons and maids have slIlxe
been interested for the last Lsnten weeks
In lectures, musicales and art exhibits 90
the exclusion OF more frivolous enter
tainments.
The success Of the Fine Arts display
and the branching out OF the Tuesday
Morning Musical club will bring notice.
able changes in the working Of the clubs.
The Tuesday Musical feels the need OF
erlarging its scope. For this reason a
committee TO reorganize II has been ap-
pointed and has been working on a plan
to be submitted at the annual meeting
next month. when II will be voted upon
by the members. The reorganization com
mittee will recommend enlarging the
membership list very considerably and
holding the meetings at some public place
preferably at the Fontenelle, instead of
at private houses as heretofore, with a
slight increase OF dues. The increased
membership and dues will enable the
club 20 attempt more ambitious work in
the future and bring the best musicians
for its programs. The slate offered by
the nominating committee, TO be voted
upon at the annual meeting at Miss Jessie
Millards April 6. includes Mrs. s. s. Cald-
well for president. Mrs. Arthur c. Smith
for vice president. Mrs. T. J. Mahoney
for treasurer. Mrs. r. Beecher Howell
for recording secretary. Mrs. VIII Pop
pleton for corresponding secretary, Mise
Helen Willard for auditor and Mrs. Her
man Kountze. Mrs. c. T. Kountze ana
Mrs. C. M. Wilhelm for directors.
A meeting will shortly be held al the
Fontenelle TO organize an auxiliary asso-
citation Of the Omaha Society OF Fine
Arts. composed entirely OF men, each of
whom pledges himself to pay annually
for a period Of five years sum not less
than s25 per year TO create a fund 10
purchase works OF art. These pictures
are to be loaned to the Fine Arts society
and ultimately to be donated to an art
gallery.
The men OF Omaha who are fond of
pictures have been found very willing 10
AID In this movement and the member
ship may total 100. as over fifty have, al
ready signed up. 80