Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-01-30
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Bible stories will be told BY members
of the Omaha Story Tellers' league
Thursday az the public library. Mrs. r.
l.. Potter leader 81 the program. viii
read a story OF Joseph. written by Rev.
Edwin Hart jerks Of Omaha; Mrs. f. @.
Hampton. 7. Dewitt Taimage's Ruth"
Mrs O. S. Chittenden. 'Jephthah's
Daughters" by Nathaniel p. Willis. and
Miss Ethel Holmquist. Harriet. s.
Besies Elisha"
A business meeting OF Chapter r
OF the p. f. o. sisterhood will be held
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at the
home Of Mrs r. W. Lehnhoff The
hostess will be assisted BY r. l.. Kiigore.
Miss Clara Mason. the president. leads
the program.
Ms Leigh Leslie. GIG Csss street. will
he hostess for the Dundee Woman's club
wednesday. The first Of the short story
programs dealing with a number OF prod
iKai stories, these having a theme re-
sembIing the parable Of the prodigal
son, will be taken up These are the
parable from Luke i5.ii-a2; The Brav-
est Son." by Mary Simon: The Ped
dler," by Lucille b. Van siyke. and the
STORY Of Jeffro." by iona Gale. Mrs. T.
r. Braden. leader OF the program. will
he assisted by Mrs. W. b. Howard and
Mrs. J. 3. Jones. Mrs. =. A. wester-
field viii lead The discussion OF current
events
Early History OF Nebraska" will fur
nIsh the program for the Major Isaac
sadler Chapter OF the Daughters OF the
American Revolution Saturday afternoon
At the home Of Mrs. ID. y. McCulley.
Mrs. r. n. Slater will have the Lewis
and Clark Expedition" for her subject;
Miss Frances Thompson. Historic
Trails Of Nebraska and Miss Ida Crow
ell viii tell some stories OF early Me-
braska. Miss Gertrude weeth r. in
charge OF the musical program for the
day. A short business meeting precedes
the program A colonial tea party win
be Eiven by the chapter 10 celebrate
washiHgton's birthday.
The evening party planned for Thurs
day evening by members of Chapter y
Of the p. r. o. sisterhood has been post
Doned on account Of illness in the fanil-
ice OF those who had The affair in charge.
Instead on Thursday there will be
O'Clock luncheon at the home OF Mrs. n.
r. Updike. Mrs Updike will DO assisted
by Mrs. Dean Smith. A program will
be given following the luncheon.
Manners and Customs Of Holland
will be studied by the literature depart
ment Of the South Omaha Woman's
club Tuesday afternoon under the lead
crrhip OF Mira. r, n. Leigh. Mrs. Leigh
will talk on Dutch Pluck" Mrs. -. A.
Nitsche. "Amusements" Mrs, n. J. Peck
will reed a paper on Dutch Oddities In
Customs and Mannerss" Mrs w. A. Ber-
ger, Dutch Houses and Furniture" and
Mrs. ". p Brown will tell anecdotes Of
the Dutch.
The regular business meeting Of the
business women's club will be held
Tuesday evening at o'clock at the
Young Womens Christian Association
auditorium. preceded by supper at sds
o'clock.
Rev Frederick Rouse viii give a leo
ture on prownings saul" before the
Mu sigma club Wednesday morning Al
$50 o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Frank
Boyd.
For the elub's birthday on February y
one Of RrowninIs plays. "colombss
Birthday" viii be given by group Of
young Girls, daughters Of members Of
the club. Miss Mary Irene Wallace win
direct the play. assisted by Mrs. w. J.
Hoix TIE play win be presented At the
home Of Mrs. r. w. Gunther.
Afrs. ). A. Keith, 1874 south Thirtioti
avenue. viii entertain the business meet.
ing and tea OF the Omaha Suffrage a.
ISOLATION wednesday afternoon. Mrs
Mary carmack OF the city Central suf
frage committee will outline the financIa
plans for stats suffrage work during ths
coming year and Mra. George w. covel
win tell tho progress OF the work In ths
state. Mr. Gale wyman win give violiE
selections.
Tennyson chapter OF the chautauqul
orcls wgil meet with Mrs. II. s. Curtis
ilia south Thlrty-flrst avenue. Monda,
afternoon. Roll cali response win be quo
tafions from BENJAMIN Franklin and Mrn
william HaltermAn will read q paper Of
Franklin. The lesson on Changing Amer
ioa' viii 30 led by Mrs A. Z. Mack
while Mrs. W. h. HowarS win eonduc
this question box on the r leipai eonstel
lations.
Omaha chapter OF the Daughters OF IN
American Revolution has changed Il
meeting day from the first Tuesday 0
the month 70 the second Tuesday, OWN
10 the afternoon programs Of the Tues
day Morning Musical club. At the meet
ing February 9 At the home OF the stat
regent. Mrs c. II. Aull. Rev. Titus Low
win give a dramatic reading OF '-rh
Melting Pot" BY zangwill
The Benson Baptist Missionary eircl
win meet Thursday afternoon At N
h.me Of Mrs. BENJAMIN Fletcher. Mrs.
Llpps will read paper on Missions
the Foreign Countries"
postponed meeting OF the Benso
Woman's Foreign Missionary society WI
held Wednesday afternoon at the hon
Of Mrs. p. A. Legge. India has been n
resent place OF discussion and a numbs
OF Indian curios were exhibited BY Mr.
Frohardt OF onAha-
The Benson woman's club was entei
isined Thursday afternoon az the hon
OF Mrs. ]. T. Pickard. In the absence ,
fha nraeIHanf Mr. \ II Tvson 80