Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-24

ms at ~ CLOCK, at the STUDIO OF the
instructor, Miss Mae Mahoney.
THE Settlement of the Coal Strike in
Colorado will be the special subject for
discussion at the current topics depart
ment meeting, Tuesday afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock. Other items of current events
will be given.
At the meeting of the philosophy and
ethics department of the Omaha Woman's
club, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock, the
instructor. Miss Claudia V. Galloway will
continue her discussion of THE Rela-
tion of Body Mind and Soul"
The Benson Woman's club will meet
at the home of Mrs. X. r. Parker, Thurs
day afternoon, when Mrs. w. A. Will
cox will be leader of the program. Roll
call response will De quotations from
Milton. Mrs. N. II. Tyson will read a
paper on THE English Lake Country"
Mrs f. M. Paugh win give a sketch
of the life of Hampton; Mrs. r. s.
Beasley will read paper on Poets of
the Lake School," and Mrs. J. W.
Welch, a paper on prose Writers of the
English Lake Country" Miss Mildred
Stepp will give a vocal solo and Miss
Hazel Wilcox will give violin solo,
accompanied by Miss Margaret Liljen-
stolpe.
Mrs. George W. Updike will entertain
the Dundee Woman's club at her home,
4S14 Capitol avenue, Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. F. w. Carmichael will be
in charge of the current events, each
member being asked to contribute to
the program. Miss Amy Silver is leader
of the study program, which will be
on Hauptmann's THE Sunken Bell"
Miss Silver will give the story, philo-
sophy and Interpretation; Mrs. j. F. Fer
guson, the settings, and Miss Ida john
ston, the characterization. Rehearsals
for the production of Mackayes, "A
Thousand Years Ago." which will be put
on by the club some time next month,
are being held three times week at
the Young Women's Christian associa-
ton. The date for the performance,
which it was planned to hold February
u has been changed to later date.
Mrs. l. M. Lord will be leader Of the
program on Bizet's Carmen whcih
will be given by the music department
of the Omaha Woman's club. Wednes-
day afternoon at 2:15 o'clock. Mrs. Lord
will tell the story of the opera
The Tennyson chapter of the Chautau-
qua Study circle will meet at the home
of Mrs. ]. A. Sunderland in Dundee. Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. Sunderland will also
lead the desson on Democratic Eng
land" Mrs. H. f. Curtis will read the
chapter from among English Hedge
rows" Mrs. A. s. Williams, Elizabeth
Barrett Brownings "Cry OF the Chill
dren." Mrs. w. B. Howard will have
the chapter from England. The Oldest
Nation in Europe"
Mrs X. r. ]. Edholm will address the
South Omaha Woman's club on Medical
Inspection in the Schools Tuesday after
noon. following the regular meeting of
the home economics department at the
home of Mrs. Frank Prucha-
Mckinley ladies' auxiliary of the B'nai
rith will meet Thursday evening at the
club rooms in the Metropolitan hall
Miss Esther Epstein will give the pro-
gram following the business meeting.
Chapter NJ of the South Omaha p. f. o.
Sisterhood, was entertained at the home
of Mrs. Warren Davis and Miss Alice
Virginia Davis. Saturday afternoon Mrs.
Hanchett gave lecture on japanese art,
which is the subject of study by the
chapter this winter.
The Social Settlement board of direc-
tors has appointed Miss Jessie Powell
Arnold of Trinity Parish house, New
Haven, Conn, as the new resident head
of the settlement here, and she will ar
rive February l to take up her new
duties. Miss Arnold has had special
training and six years experience as a
Settlement head resident. three years in
Portland, Me, and three in Wilkesbarre.
Pa Miss Arnold is from Louisville, KY,
originally. Miss Sophia Adams. who has
been four years at the Social Settlement
here and has been acting resident head.
will continue as assistant.
The first regular meeting Of the newly
formed organization OF Scottish Rite
women will be held at the Scottish Rite
cathedral Friday afternoon, at which timeN
"a name will be selected. Mrs. John Il.
Simpson is the president; Mrs. William
Berry, vice president; Mrs. u. ID. Clark,
secretary, ana Mrs. i. o. Patton, treas
urer. Although the organization is purely
social in its nature. the president ex-
presses the hope that IL viii help the
women TO understand and appreciate the