Omaha daily bee., 1915-10-10

MIS-. T.. :. Rood, presidents Mrs. j. NJ.
Metcalf. vice presidents Mrs. Fairfield,
second vice president; Mrs. Joseph Pol
car, treasurer; Mrs. y. l.. Burke. audi
tor; Mrs. c. +. Johannes, recording sec
rotary; Mrs. w. c. Sunderland, corre-
spending secretary; Mrs. c. S. Stebbns,
courtcsies; Mrs c. V. Warfield mem
bership, and Mrs. John l.. Kennedy, pub
LEFTY.
The delegates TO the convention are
Mrs. Mary Curmack, Mrs. u. T. Lindsey,
Mrs. Fairfield, Mrs. f. l.. Burke, Mrs.
Johannes, Mrs. Thomas Crane, Mrs. c. S.
Stebbins and Mrs, Myra Kelley.
Tho alternatos are Mrs. ]. w. Wood
rough. Mrs. Franklin Shotwell, Mrs. II,
r. Mills, Mrs Z. w Gunther, Mrs. A.
B. Currie, Mrs. c. T. Kountze and Mrs
Osgood Eastman.
The drama section of the Association Of
Collegiate -Alumnae will hold its opening
meeting Thursday afternoon at o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Il. NJ. Sunderland.
Miss Ora Amber will read a paper on
Yeats" the Irish playwright, and THE
Hour Glass" will be given by the fol-
lowing cast: Misses Blanche Coffman,
Juliet Griffin, Olive Coftman. Elizabeth
Kiewit and Mary Wallace. Miss Mary
Irene Wallace is leader of the section.
The social science department Of the
Omaha Woman's club will hold is open
ing meeting Monday afternoon at l.3o
o'clock in the assembly room at the
Young Women's Christian association,
Plans for the years work will be con-
sidered and the election of secretary
will be ratified. Mrs. +. a. Follansbee
is the leader.
The Omaha Suffrage association at It's
meeting Friday afternoon elected the fol-
lowing delegates to the state convention
at Columbus: Nosdames S. Capea, ..
s. Hartwick, Herbert Mccoy H. Sulli-
van and George W. Covell. The alter
mates are Mesdames r. f. Glider, \. o.
Ackerly, j. T. Morrow, w. II. HatteroJh
and L. l. NcIlvalne.
Prospective candidates for the office of
state president to succeed AIRS. Draper
Smith ~ Omaha were discussed. Mrs.
Dietrich az Hastings, vIfH OF the former
governor, being mentioned as n probable
candida -
Mu Sigma will meet Wednesday with
Mrs. E. w. Gunther. Mrs. James Pat
ton will lead the program on "Paracel-
sus." Mrs. John Austin and Mrs. George
Ryan will take part in the lesson.
The Monmouth Park Mothers club will
hold it's next regular meeting at the
school auditorium Tuesday afternoon at
go O'Clock Mrs Sturtevant will be in
charge of the music. An invitation has
been extended to all mothers living in
the district
The next meeting of rne North Side
circle of the Child Conservation league
will be held Friday at o'clock in the
auditorium OF the monmouth Park
school. The subject will be Child Gull
| ture-Courage." Paper. How Shall
Timidity Be Overcome IN Child Life p
by Mrs. r. NJ. Brown; paper, THE Bar
riers We Raise Between Our Girls and a
Self Reliant Purposeful and Courageous
! Life" by Mrs. ]. II. Crouch" readings.
selection from 1.-The Tempest" by Mrs.
c. A. Mckenzie; musical numbers by
Mrs. Harland Mossman.
The new department OF the South
| Omaha Woman club, that of music
met Saturday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Earl Brown. The program was
given under the leadership of Miss Geor-
giana Davis and Mrs. Anna Bratton
| Mrs. Dean Ringer is leauer Of the depart
ment and Mrs. j. w. Oil will train the