Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-14

secretary. were reelected at tho meetins
held Tuesday OF last week. The officers
are now as follows; Mrs. Charles N.
Plots. president; Mrs. d. c. Latham,
vice president: Mrs. Jessie Daniel. secre-
tary; Mrs. q. II. Burcham. treasurer. The
program committee includes Miss DttN
smith. principal OF the school; Mrs.
Burcham ana Mrs Galbraith. The next
election will be held in September, follow
ing which elections win he held annually
instead of twice a year,
The meeting OF tho Clio study club, which
was TO he held today has been postponed
for two weeks ON account OF the Kreisler
concert this afternoon, The club will be
entertained for tho next meeting at tho
homo or Miss Pauline Rcsenberg, when u
program on Rostand's III Alglon" will
be given.
The oratory department OF the Omaha
Womsns club will meet Tuesday morn
ms at 10 o'clock TO rehearse for the de-
partment's' opcn-dey program. This pro-
gram will he ia two parts. the first CON
sisting OF three dramatic readings and
the second, sketch In which a NUM-
Der Of the department will harticipatc,
The French department OF the Omaha
Wonlan's club has again changed It's
time of meeting and for the balance OF
the club year viii meet Tuesday after
noon ct 1880 o'clock, at the residence
studio OF the. instructor Miss May Ma
honey.
The clio club viii observe ST, Patricks
day as a guest day NJ tho homo OF Mrs.
Ralph Russell, St Patricks day deco
ratlons will he used and Mrs. r. =, New
comb, leader Of the program. has ar
ranged an attractive program of games
and nlnsc suitable to the day. Mrs.
Robert Grant will sing Irish songs and
Miss Josephine Craig viii also give vocal
selections. Each member will be per-
mitted TO bring one guest
The Rise OF Dramatic Music-verdi {"
will be the subject OF tho program which
tho music section of tho Association Of
Collegiate Alumnso will give Tuesday
afternoon, at the home OF Mrs. f.. ID.
Moore. Mrs. Herbert Woodland is leader
of the program and those who Will take
part arc: Misses Irma Jones. Alice Frye,
Elizabeth Fry, Charlotte e. Graves, Mrs.
Frank Johnson, Mrs Roy Dougherty and
John schwaienberg. Mrs. Edith l..
Wagner win be the accompanied
The Sunshine club of the George A.
ICuster Woman's Relief CORPS viii be
entertained by Mrs. Hirshey at the home
of Mrs. George Camper, AL South Twen-
ty-sixth avenue, Tuesday afternoon.
Nebraska Day will be observed by
1.-THE Womans club of the railway mail
service, Wednesday afternoon, at the
homo of Mrs. j. l.. Langfellner. Mrs.
NJ. II. Blackwell will be leader of the
program on Nebraska and roll call re-
Spouse will include interesting facts about
Nebraska.
The next meeting of the Tennyson
chapter OF the Chautauqua Literary cir
Gle will be on Monday at the home OF
Mrs. George Waterman. Roll call will
be answered with current topics. Miss
Eunice Friend will lead the lesson in
Through England with Tennyson," and
Mrs. H. Benedict that In Democratic
England" Mrs. ]. r, Webster will give
the history lesson, ''Tho Assassination OF
Thomas A Beckett" The class will read
tho fourth act of Harold"
; The formation of q new chapter Of tn
: Daughters OF the American Revolution 1
reported by the state regent. Mrs. Warrel
Perry of Fairbury. This makes twenty
nine chapters in Nebraska, with clever
other chapters in the process of being or
ganized. most Of them having nearly tn,
required number of members and hopinI
to be formally organized in the near fn
ture.
On Thursday evening" March I,
Daughters of the American Revolution
chapter was formally organized in Chad
ron. Neb.. at the home of the organizing
regent. Mrs. Elizabeth O'Linn Smith. TIL
chapter was named after the ancestor o
, Mrs, Smith, Rev. Reuben Pickett. VIII