Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-19
What
Women Are
Doing in the World

Woman's club, on Monday. The sub
ject be discussed from several
angles. Elmer E. Thomas will speak
on THE 1916 Victory and Outlook
ior National Prohibition; Matthew
A. Hall on THE Enforcement" and
George T. Morton, "A Social Substi-
tute." Reports from standing COM
mittees will be given during the bust
ness session.
Scenes from Shakespeare's "Othel-
To- "As You Like It," and Portals
mercy speech in THE Merchant Of
Venice" will be given by the oratory
department Tuesday morning at 10
o'clock in the Metropolitan club
house.
The Bible lesson OF the current
topics department Tuesday afternoon
will be on THE Sins Of David and
His Repentance" The special current
topics subject for discussion will be
Nitrate Fields in South America
which offer great opportunities Tor.
Americans.
Following this meeting, at 4 o'clock
will be the gathering of the philoso-
ply and ethics department. Mrs. J.
F. Burgess will review the book
"Timidity and How to Overcome IT,
by the Japanese author, Yoritmo
Tashi. Department members visited
the telephone company Friday alter
noon, where the efficiency efforts OF
the company were explained.
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock the
art department meets to study Italian
art. Mrs. J. B. Adams, leader of the
program, will talk on Ghirlandjo and
Perugino, the first great master of
the Umbrian school. Mrs. G. c.
Bonner will have Sandro Botticelli
as her subject. .. ss-.-.
The music department meeting,
which regularly comes Thursday
afternoon, will be postponed until
Monday morning, November n, at
10 o'clock, at which time Thomas ].
Kelly will give lecture on some mh-
steal topic. Mr.. Kelly is an Omahan
who is winning much favor for his
splendid work with the Civic Music
association in Chicago, conducting
immense choruses at the municipal
pier there.
The Thanksgiving sunshine box,
generally filled by members of the
home economics department, with the
assistance OF Mrs. c. H. Townsend,
will be omitted this year because Of
the illness Of the Sunshine clubs
president.
Benson Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union will meet at the home
OF Mrs. f. c. Fuller Friday. This
will be mothers meeting to which
clothing for the needy will be brought
for distribution.
Benson Woman's club will have
guest day Thursday at the club rooms
in the city hall for an address on
"Sex Hygiene" by DR.. Matte l.. Ar
thur. The address will be followed
by question box" led by Mrs. ].
w. WEIGH.
The B. L. S. club OF Benson held
card party Thursday at the home OF
Mrs. X. 6. Wilson. The prize win
ncrs were Mesdames Amos Henely,
William Morrisy Of Benson and Mrs.
John Browning.
David Penstephen,' by Richard
Price, will be studied by the Dundee
Woman's club, under the leadership
Of Mrs. ]. r. Ferguson, Wednesday
afternoon, at the home of Mrs. ]. w.
Marshell. Mrs. w. T. johnson and
Miss Olive Ferguson will assist in
presenting the subject Mrs. Joe Roth
will give current events.
Educational issues will be discussed
by the Clio Study club members this
afternoon at the home OF Miss Lillian
Cherniss in Council Bluffs. Miss
Marie Gordon will talk on Kinder
garten Ideal in Education;" Miss
Dorothea Abraham, Playground
Movement" and Miss Fannie Gro
dinsky on Vocational Guidance"
A Thanksgiving program will be
arranged by Mrs. ]. D. Ringer for
Chapter M of the P. Z. O. sister
hood when it meets Saturday with
Mrs. c. w. Sears and Miss Jessie
Stitt as hostesses.
Miss Jessie Towne will interpre,
the text OF Shakespeare's king
Lear" for MI Sigma club members
Wednesday morning at $50 o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. George Platner
322 South Thirty-sixth street. Mrs
George Damon, leader OF the pro.
gram. will be assisted by Mrs. c, H
Ballet and Mrs. H. D. Nicely. Each
member is privileged to bring CUES
to this meeting.
Y Thanksgiving stories will be tolc
by Wychc Story Tellers' leagu,
members Thursday at the public Ii
brary. Miss Edna Durland, the leader
will be assisted by Miss Margare
Delpsch and Miss Georgia Cline.
Miss Jessie Towne, dean OF girls a
Central High school, will talk oil
Vocational Guidance Thursday eve
ming at $50 o'clock for McKinle,
auxiliary members OF the B'nai Birth
Miss Kate A. McHugh will lead
discussion Of Pinero's THE Secon,
Mrs. Tanquerray' for Drama leagu
members Tuesday at 4 O'Clock at IT,
public library.
Better moving picture films 70
children will be discussed under tn
leadership OF Mrs. George E. Micke'
"Wednesday at meeting OF the Moth
ers' Culture club, following o'cloci
luncheon at the home of Mrs. ]. {
Burlington. Mrs. ]. O. Detweiler vii
talk on the Home Progress chill
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