Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-02-13
What
Women Are
Doing in the World

mas also AFFduEe0 LOT HhafNtl
ing Mrs. NJ Heptonstall. Miss Margaret
lspaulding. Mr.. Angelo Vita and Mr..
Walter Woodrow to sing Bright shines
the Morning Light" from Cavalleria
Russicana.
Al the business meeting. which pre-
,cedes the program hour. Miss Elizabeth
Brcnizer. chairman Of the vocational
guidance section Of the Association OF
hcolIesiate AIumnae and also industrial
lsscfetary for the Young women's Chris
sian association. will give talk on
i''vocationaI Guidance An executive
and directory meeting precede this.
The penny lunch Instituted by the
lWoman's club at Train school is pro
Rressing very nicely The plan n 20 con-
tinue the lunch only through the cold
weather, which means that the lunch will
be discontinued for this year after a few
weeks.
The sermo club will be entertained at
10 ! o'clock luncheon at the home OF Miss
LILLIAN Gwynne Tuegday. Mrs r. X.
1IawIey Win reed paper on ella
Wheeler wilcox AZ the program hour and
the domestic science question box will be
ION Fruits. Nuts and Cereals"
The Tcnnyson chapter OF the Chau-
ltauqua circle will meet Monday after
moon with Mrs. II r. Curtis, ill2 South
lThirty-first avenue. Roll call response
will be quotations from James Russell
Lowell Mrs. q. Il. Bryson was In charge
Of the lesson on Changing America"
while Mrs. W. v. Howard will lead the
astronomy lesson.
"All Nations Day" It will he at the
home Of Mra. c. E Presson Wednesday
when the woman's club OF the Railway
Mail Service meets. Mrs. NJ. II. Black
well. who Is in charge OF the program.
will have the flags OF all the nations on
display. She will take the members on
ia trip from Omaha. using large globe,
and travel through the different lands,
istopping long enough IN each one 10 tell
the members something Of the history OF
the land.
U. S. Grant woman's Relief Corps will
hold its regular meeting Tuesday at $50
o'clock al Memorial hall.
aIGNtN.
Sunshine club" win be entertained Tues
day afternoon by Mrs. Kate Remington,
2sc7 sDaiding street.
The Omaha Suffrage association will
celebrate the ninety-sixth birthday an
'niversary OF Susan y. Anthony wednes-
day with tea at tho home Of Mrs. Thor
sorEenson. 1901 Park avenue. Mrs. Cornell
Tucker OF Boston will read a paper on
''oblsgations 70 War; Home and the Race
a. Seen by the Worlds Mothers" Mrs. O.
W.. covell will tell Of Miss Anthonya
life. and Mrs. Sherman reit viii read
from DIT. Anna Howard shaw's auto
biography. sketch OF the passing OF
susan Anthony. Musical numbers will be
siven by Miss Dorothy Brown and Miss
Loretta FIndiey. Pledges for the state
fund and applications for new member
ships win be received at this meeting.
The b. L. s. club Of Benson postponed
~ social card party 10 have been held
n ST. Bernardo hall on account Of tho
death OF Mrs. =. p. o'connor
The baptist Missionary Circle Of nen-
hAN|-A MNZMNN
MouIihrop Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
starrett ana Mrs. oliver will be the
leaders. Mrs. Hopkins will give selected
readings during the social hour.
The Benson Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary society met az the home OF Mrs.
William Yarton Wednesday afternoon.
The subject for discussion was China. /"
A box OF clothing was collected at the
meeting
The Benson women's Christian Temper
snco union will hold Frances Willard
memorial Friday at the home of Mrs ].
H. Bailey. Mrs L. ]. whistler win lead
the program.
most interesting program was given
az the Benson Womans club Thursday.
Mrs. r. s. Beasley was leader on the
topic OF ''Music.1 The hostess. Mrs. X.
Rivett. gave q talk on THE Orchestra
and Orchestral Selections" with black
hoard drawn display OF the seating OF the
Thomas orchestra and pictorial ex-
additions OF various Instruments.
Mrs. O. "A. futile read a paper on
Lucia De Lammermoor followed By
victrola selections. A number OF special
guests were present During the bust,
hess session Il was decided 70 leave ths
plans tor Baby Week in the hands Of
the eiyics committee.
The music section Of the Association OF
Collegiate Alumnae will give the oper
program Saturday al $50 O'clock al The
Central High school auditorium. An IN
vitatlon has been extended 20 all Asso-
citation OF Collegiate AlumnAe members
The program IL as follows;
PART J.
Psano-Cantique d'Arnour ............ Lisa
Miss Mabel HendrickHon.
Nocal-The Nightingale .............. eau
Miss Alice Fry. Mas Roberta
Mrs Ail!a.
Necal-Old English, Irish and Scotch
7oif rs Hsfiand Lester M ossmS5
Members Of the section.
PART II
Focai-(a) The sweet O the Year. .Salte
fb) Sweet Miss Mary. .NeidllnFe
Miss Alice Fry
Piano-ehepherds All and Maidens
8srs. George Tunison.
Vocai-fa) Apple Blossoms ..........I este
% Ferry Ne Across the Water. Home
Mas Elizabeth Fry.
YiQlin-fa) Souvenir Poetique ...... Siblcl
% Hungarian Dance ........... .Brahm
Mrs, joseph Berger.
Chorus Minnehaha Serenade...., Lorinl
HnunI.nea - fkn Cnnfl,s.