Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-02-28

II noon, VIII De gwen uuhSh lilS
direction of the educational
IEEWlINl and civil service reform COM
kAASy mittees. Prof. F. P. Ram
say of the University of Omaha will talk
on Education in Civil Service" and
Mrs. NJ. d. Cameron, state chairman of
civil service reform, will tell about the
work that has been done along this line.
Mrs w. S. Knight is chairman of the
educational committee and Mrs. j. t.
Johnston of the civil service reform COM
mittee.
At the business meeting, which will
precede the program, there will be re-
port from the child labor committee. ap-
pointed to cooperate with other organ
izatlons in bringing a child labor exhibit
to Omaha in March. The matter of rails
ing the club dues will come up Cor dis
cussion once more. The cooperation of
the local club with the peace party, whose
representative. Nine. Rosika Schwim-
mer, spoke in Omaha Wednesday even
ing, will also be taken up.
The Benson Woman's club met Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. NJ. F. Knudsen,
with Mrs. f. NJ. Paugh as leader. Re
sponses from the Lake Poets served as
roll call. Lesson review was followed by
Mrs. w. A. Wilcox's reading of Prof.
Hoppin's description Of the English lakes
in his "Old England" Mrs. G. II. futile
read De Quincy's Confession of an
Opium Eater" England's story was con-
tinued Rev. A. ]. McClung, baritone,
gave several solos. Mrs. w. E. Weekley
of Valley was a special guest and pre-
scented matters preliminary to the Fedora
ton session in Benson. Mrs. E. c. Hold
der will be hostess March IL.
The Benson circle of the Child Conser-
walton league will meet Friday, March 10,
with Mrs II. T. Stahl. Mrs. f. s. King.
president of the Federation, entertained
the Omaha district presidents Thursday
at luncheon. A general consultation
meeting followed.
The Benson women's Christian Tenn
perance union will meet March at
o'clock with Mrs. r. S. Beasley, when an
especially interesting program will be
given. participated in by Mrs. N. ]. Nc
Hitrick of Omaha and local members.
General Henry W Lawton auxiliary No
l. United Spanish War Veterans, will
meet in Memorial hall at the court house
Wednesday afternoon. a number of can
didates will be initiated.
The next regular meeting of the Omaha
North Side Circle of the Child Conserva-
tion League of America will be held al
the Monmouth Park school auditorium
Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mr.. Rod
man Brown will lead a parliamentary
drill, after which the first of a series Of
programs on play will be given. At this
meeting play as an element in the de
yelopment OF the child and the evil eff
fects of child labor will be considered.
Papers will be read by Mrs. A. L. Big
ford, Mrs. A. C. Potter and Mrs. J. II
Crouch. Music, selections from List. by
Miss Eleanor Lear will conclude the pro
gram.
The Bemis Park Circle of the Child Con
seTvation league will meet Friday at TIN
home Of Mrs. Earl II. Jorgensen at 34l
Lafayette avenue The following pro
gram will be given The Work of Bac
teria,' Mrs Nicholas; The Slaughter o
the Innocents. or Impure MIX" Mrs. II
G.. Fricke; The Policemen OF Our Blood
Mrs. Bethard; Does This Community &c
Proper Dairy Inspection" Mrs. Thomp
son.
The quarterly meeting Of the Nebrask
Society of the Daughters of 1872 will b
held at the home of Mrs. f. p Doolittl
Friday afternoon. The disposition OF tn
interest on the legacy to the society froI
Mrs Herbert Gates. its originator. wi
be the principal item of business. TIL
members wish 10 use the inheritance I
the advantage either of the CITY or 81
ciety, Following the business meeting
musicale will be given. when Miss Hele
Bennett, Miss Ruth Ganson and litu
Olga Either will take part
Miss Elizabeth Christie. a missionar
from Metet, Africa, will be the speaks
at the quarterly meeting Of the Presb,
teTial union at the CASTELAR, church q
Wednesday afternoon. The meeting wi
be called at IL o'clock and luncheon wi
be served by the women of the churcl
Mrs George c. Thompson is the pres
dent, Mrs. George Clabaugh vice pres
dent and Mrs. John Stout secretary an
treasurer
Mrs. W, S. Heller will be leader OF n
program for the literature department
the Omaha Woman's club on Wednesda
morning. Arnold Benefits Whom Go
hath joined will be discussed. Mrs