Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-24

Wonan's club 10 a. m. Emma hoas- !
lecture. Brandeis theater, 2. ~, !
wSche Story Teliers, leasne. P. pubic !
library. AIS p. m MUSIC aspaf S1.r,se !
tion association auditorium, 2;S y; M
Young Womens Chautauqua circle, MIS-
W ID Howard. hostess. Drama leaBuc ,
lecture by Lady ,GreesoTy c,nb an NJ.
theater, Z p m. ). - W. Siu"' '''o
John Eiche. hostess.
North side circle. child Conservation
sA ebsp llJ1 81 n. p. r o. sisterhood. Mrs.
Minnie Lehnhoff. hostess.
PPoRTUNITIEs for Women In
the Federal Service" Is the
title OF n comprehensive PAM
phlet just issued by Mrs. f.
IIlIEN H. Cole, chairman OF the civil
N4flI service reform department OF
the General Federation OF Women's CLUBS
Omaha Is Justly proud OF Mrs. Coles
achievement, as the dissemination OF this
knowledge promises TO open a wide field
Of endeavor for women all over the coun-
try. Mrs. Cole has spent long hours pour
ing over dry government statistics ana
reports in order TO sift the material TOT
the book Of Information.
''There Is an all too vague understand
ing OF where and how 10 secure informa-
ton with regard TO openings in the fed
eral civil servioeF said Mrs. Cole. AN
other thought which Is primarily in my
mind is that our government Is busi-
ness az we'll as an administrative con-
Germ Women are sending their sons and
daughters through colleges and universl-
ties with the thought OF preparing them
for more useful lives. Men and women
who are talking preparedness might
pause and reflect on the necessity for de-
velopment of all our internal resources.
and that our civil employees outnumber
our organized militia several times over.
That teaching IL not the only desirable
vocation for college women IL one OF the
things that will be demonstrated by Mrs.
Coles pamphlet. The booklet will be sent
throughout the country TO state presi-
dents. chairmen OF different committees
and officers Of the General Federation.
Mrs. Cole Is one of the best known club
women In the state. She was president
OF the State Federation after holding in
termediate offices. such as president of
the Omaha woman's club. besides which
this energetic club woman is identified
with the Fine Arts society. the Humane
society. the Episcopal womens oTganiza-
ton and hosts OF other womens clubs.
Mrs Cole is chairman OF the scholarship
trustees of the State Federation OF wo-
mems Clubs.
While Mrs. Cole was not identified with
suffrage when she entered upon her du-
ties as chairman OF the civil service de-
partment.. her Investigations prior to tho
compilation OF her pamphlet on "Oppor-
tunities for Women won her over to
the cause, and she Is now a member OF
two OF the suffrage societies.
Mrs. Coles father was a northern army
surgeon. while her mother came from a
fine old southern family, and the desire
for service was early inculcated In her
mind. That many women will benefit as
a result OF being directed into less
crowded fields OF work through Mrs.
Cole Is the belief OF those who have
read the pamphlet
Miss Eunice Ensor. the new supervisor
OF social extension work In the public
schools. will talk on "A Municipal Work
mousse before the social science depart
ment of the Woman's club. Monday aft
ernoon at $50. Tho meeting will be held
In the assembly room OF tho Young wom-
ems Christian association. Miss Esther
johnson OF the juvenile court win talk on
Mothers Pensions" Musical numbers
will be given by Miss Msdge Mae Bourne
Mrs. f. A. Follansbee is leader OF the
department
The story tellers' section OF the Asso-
citation OF Collegiate Alumnae will meet
at the home Of Miss Helen Mason. sl2s
Chicago street Wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock. Miss Charlotte Graves will tell
Henry Van Dykes The other Wise
Man" Miss Eleanor Nevin. THE TWO
Discreet Statues" by Washington Irving
and Miss Ruth Mcdonald. modern Ger
man story. Miss Mary Phnlippi IL leader
OF the department
Robin Hood stories ana Irish folk lor,
stories viii be told by the Wyehe STORY
Tellers' league members Thursday at AN
p. m. at the public library. Mrs. II. +
Coleman. leader OF the program. will b,
assisted by Mrs. Anna Bratton. Mis-
Fanny Brown ana Miss Miner.
The philosophy and ethics department
OF the woman's club will hold its firs
in the Young Women's Christian associa
ton assembly room. Miss Claudia v
Galway. the instructor. will talk Of
First steps In Modern Theosophy." Mn
8 A. Collins Il the leader OF the depart
ment.
The Tennyson chapter OF the ChAutau
qua Circle Will meet Monday at the HON
Of Ara- w. B. Howard. who will b
leader for the afternoon Roll call wi
be answered by quotations from Long
fellow. The subject for study win be IN
first two chapters OF Social and Eco
nomic Forces in American History"
The Dundee circle OF the Child Con
servation league viii meet Monday after
noon a. 2:0o O'Clock at the home Of Mr.,
=. s. Martin. 5i@ Webster street. Mr.
G. B. hoser has charge OF the program
Roll call win be answered by eurren
eyentA A paper. ''what the camptir