Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-08
What
Women Are
Doing in the World

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library. Miss Krebs will be the lead.
er. The year-books of the National
Story Tellers' league and OF the
Wyche league will be given out at
this meeting.
The literature department of the
South Side Woman's club will open
that organizations activities for the
year Tuesday afternoon when it
meets at Library hall. The history
of Norway and Sweden will be dis
cussed under the leadership OF Mrs.
c. w. Sears. Others taking part in
clude Mrs. F. NJ. Cakes, A. Z. Miller
and Mrs. Perry Wheeler,
Exemplihcation of P. L. o. work
will occupy the meeting of the newly
organized Benson P. E. o. sisterhood
Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. N. H. Tyson.
"The Least of These" by Haynes;
Herrick's "The Conscript Mother"
and "The Colors," by Mary r. S. An
drews, will be discussed by the Dun
dee Woman's club Wednesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Royal Mill
err Mrs. |. H. Arey will lead round
table discussion, in which Mrs. J. J..
Dodds and Mrs. ]. B. Jones will also
take part. Mrs. John A. Moore will
give current events.
Mu Sigma will be entertained at
the home OF last years president.
Mrs. Isaac w. NJ. Carpenter, Wednes-
day afternoon. The program on
Shakespeare's Twelfth Night" will.
be given under the leadership of Mrs.
George Barker, jr., who will be as
sisted by Mrs. George Platner, Mrs.
Caroline Rohrbough and Mrs. George
Ryan.
Omaha chapter, Daughters of the
Amer an Revolution, will hold its
opening gathering, kensington, at
the home of Mrs. William Sidney
Tuesday afternoon. A musical PRO-
gram will be given.
The Omaha Woman's club activi-
ties for the week will include the
first meeting OF the political and So
cial science department Monday af-
ternoon; the Oratory department
Tuesday morning, while the current
topics meeting, which regularly should
come Tuesday afternoon, will be held
Wednesday afternoon instead this
week because Of a counter affair at
the meeting place, Metropolitan hall.
The program for this weeks meet
ing OF the current topics will be va
cation Notes" by members and the
Bible study lesson will be on "Earlv
Life OF David" Thursday morning
the art department will hold its first
meeting at 10 o'clock. Outside Influ-
ence on Early Italian Art" and "The
Dawn Of Italian Painting" will be the
topic for discussion. The music de-
partment meets in the afternoon in
stead Of Wednesday, this week.
The oratory department OF the
Omaha Woman's club will omit its
meeting OF Tuesday morning this
week, but the members will attend
Miss Kate McHugh's lecture at the
Young Women's Christian associa-
tion auditorium at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon, given by the Drama
league, instead. s
Chapter E of the p. E, @. Sister
hood will be entertained at luncheon
at o'clock on Thursdayat the home
Of Mrs. w. S. Hoguc, 4723 California
street Mrs. Hogue will be assisted
by Mrs. Haydn Myer. This is the
first meeting Of the sisterhood for
the year.
Tennyson chapter of the Chautau-
qua circle will hold its weekly meet
ing with Mrs. H. w. Shriver, 2l24
Miami street. Monday the lesson will
be chapters ! and 2 in "The German
Empire Between Two Wars" Mrs.
w. B. Howard will be the leader.
Miss Kate A. McHugh will give
lecture on Galsworthy's THE Pigeon"
At the opening meeting Of the drama
section. Association Of Collegiate
Alumnac, Thursday afternoon, at
o'clock, at the home Of Miss Ruth Nc
Donald.
The opening meeting OF the music
section OF the Omaha Woman's club
will be held Thursday afternoon at
the Metropolitan hall. A harp lecture
recital under the direction OF Miss
Loretta De Lone, will be presented.
Miss De Lone has been harp soloist
with the Pittsburgh and Minneapolis
symphony orchestras. Miss Belle Won
Mansfelde, Miss Fern Hartsuck, Mrs.
Harry Steele and Mrs, ]. E. Haar-
mann will also take part. Other
Woman's club members are invited
to attend. A reception and tea follows
the program.
The George A. Custer Women's
Relief corps will meet Tuesday after.
noon in Memorial hall to discuss bus
mess relative to the district conven-
ton, which meets at Fremont, Thurs
day. Miss Clara Feenan is delegate
from this corps.
The fifth annual convention Of the
Second district Women's Relief corps
will be held in the Commercial club
rooms, East Fifth street, Fremont,
Neb., October IL. 1t is expected that
all corps in the district will be well
represented. U. s. Grant corps of
Omaha will present large bunting
flag to the corps in this district that
has the largest increase in numbers.
Those who will attend from Omaha
are Mesdames Abbie E. Adams, past
national president; Lillian B. Eddy,
Katherine Remington, Jennie Trainor,
N. Raeffv. Ienrie Eyerson and Miss