Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-03-07
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Mrs. ]. A. organs will assist the hostess.
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The Vesper service for today Is to DO
I'm charge of the different clubs or the
association. They have secured RABBI |
Frederick Cohn as the speaker on the
subject OF Personal Friendship" Mrs |
Hugh Wallace Is to be the soloist for
the afternoon. The social hour follows
the regular service. Refreshments
will be served and music or
some kind of entertainment Is pro
vided Miss Elizabeth Brenizer will be
hostess. as the club work comes IN her
department
ON Friday night of this week there VIII
be travelogue of Estes Park in the
auditorium of the association building. |
The tickets are on sale at the building
and are % cents for members of the as
ISOLATION and SO cents for those who are
not members, The pictures are of I'M
usual beauty. showing the natural colors
OF the scenes and are said by those who
have seen them to be the finest in eX-
istence.
On March 10, Monday night. there will be
an association party for the members and
their friends 1t is the plan to have peo-
pie come dressed to represent an adver-
tisement.
Miss Kate McIIugh's class will begin
new term on Tuesday, March 26 This
will be a ten-week course and will be
given for $50. The subjects taken up
will be the poems of Robert Browning,
Mrs. Browning, Noyes and paying espe-
cial attention to the moro modern writer's.
| There has been a large enrolment dur
| ing tho last term and II is hoped that
this short course will have no smaller
| registration.
The new budgets containing the annual
reports OF the different departments OF
the association work is now out and can
be obtained at the building.
DR.. F. p. Ramsay of the University Of
Omaha will address the West Omaha
Mothers Culture club Friday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. c. B. Hutchinson,
401 Seward street. His talk will be along
educational lines. The subject Of the pro-
gram will be Horace Mann" and roll
call response will be quotations on his
life. Mrs A. f. Tyler will read a paper
on Special Gifts to Education Made by
Mann" and general discussion on
what improvements Along Educational
Lines Since the Day Of Mann" will be
led by Mrs. James Corr. Miss Mildred
White will give recitation, Miss Ruth
Gordon a vocal solo and a plano trio
will be given by Mrs. p. f. Bonorden.
Mrs e. o. Hamilton and Mrs. Blaine
TruesdelL.
Gounod's faust will be given by the
music department OF the Omaha Woman's
club Wednesday afternoon Mrs Herbert
Fish will tell the story of the opera and
the following will take part; Misses Bes-
sic Watts and Ethel Solomon, and Messrs.
Paul Reese. II. Watts. w. Il. Shafer, Carl
Sibbert and Enrol Stricken The soldiers
chorus will include Messrs. wyckoff,
Strickler. Rogers. Shanahan. Ferris, Pc
derson, Sibbert G. Young. Didricksen,
N. Young. Shafer and Watts Miss Al
lesra Fuller and Mr.. Paul Reese will be
the accompanies.
The Frances Willard Women's Christian
Temperance union will meet at the home
OF Mrs. c. d. Scott. 1T South Thirty
sixth street, Wednesday afternoon. Fol-
lowing the business meeting there will be
a program
The membership committee OF the
Omaha Womans club will meet Monday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, Immediately pre-
ceding the meeting OF the social science
department
Mrs F, A. Follansbee. leader of the
social science department of the Omaha
Woman's club. has arranged a program
on the proposed welfare work for Mon
day afternoons program.
T. F. Sturgess. former head OF the So
cial service board and editor OF the
Twentieth Century Farmer. will talk on
THE Duties and Qualifications OF the
Welfare Board" Following his talk. the
subject viii be discussed by MesdAnnes
z. M. Fairfield. George w. Covell, r.
j. Birss, f. II. Cole, Edgar Scott, O. w
Hayes, q candidate for the position, and
Harriet MacMurphy and James Richard
son
, The fourth annual Mississippi Valley
Suffrage conference meets IN Indian
apolis today for three days and opens In
the afternoon with a mass meeting al
which Madame Rosika Schwimmer, the
Hungarian peace advocate, win be the
principal speaker. Mrs. Harriet Taylor
Upton Of Ohio, chairman Of the confer
, ence, announces that the conference
will be largely devoted TO campaign
methods a discussion OF why some states
lost I'm the fall campaign and others won,
, lhe wisest methods Of organization press
; " ork. etc.
. Last year the conference was held in
Dcs Moincs and several Omaha women
, attcU-Cd, gEI Il this meeting MIS-. Draper