Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-08

department meeting Monday at 2:50
o'clock, round table discussion of
4 social problems in the schools will be
led by Mrs. c. w. HayeJ. Princi-
pals and teachers in the local schools
have been invited to hear the pro-
gram, which is in charge of Mrs.
Howard ]. Bailey. Mrs. W. P. Har-
ford will talk on Moral Influence Of
| Modern Dress" and DR.. Abby Vir-
ginia Holmes will discuss the dress
problem from a health standpoint.
Election Of officers will be held. The
departments last meeting this year
will be luncheon two weeks hence.
| Prepared speeches will be the les
son of the oratory department on
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, to be
followed by election of officers. The
current topics department will enjoy
a kensington and musical at the home
of Mrs. August Specht in the after
noon, to which the philosophy and
ethics department members are also
hidden.
Preceding this, however, the philos-
ophy and ethics department will meet
at 1880 o'clock at Metropolitan club
house to elect officers.
| Miss Adelaide Stebbins will lead
the program of the art department
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock, when
the collapse of Venice and the Venice
of today will be discussed. April rs is
the closing date of the art section.
| For the first time in Omaha selec-
tons from "The Masked Ball'' and
"The Jewels OF the Madonna" will be
given by the music department for its
final meeting Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Mile Ryan, who has charge OF
the program, will talk on Can l Be-
come Singer?" Vocal selections will
be given BY Misses Ruth Gordon,
Bertha Coffey, lara Trovilla and Fay
Russell and Messrs. Harold Rosen-
berg, Carl Sibbert, w. E. Shafer and
Louis Knettle, with accompaniment
by Miss Allegro Fuller. Officers for
next year will also be elected.
4 Vesta Chapter Kensington club,
Order of the Eastern Star, will te en-
tertained Thursday by Mrs. Ben F.
Marti. Mrs. Joseph Lawrence and
Miss Martha Graham will give read
ings; Miss Mildred House, piano
numbers; Miss Gertrude Them, vio-
lin, and Mrs. c. o. Pickett, vocal Sc
lections. The hostess will be assist
ed by Miss Millie Milehage and Mes
DANES w. T. Springmyer, Thad IT.
win, A. Waggoner, S. Sach, George
Morris, Thomas Hamlin, w. K.
Swisher, Frank Hughes, J. M. Snyder
and John Furst of Norfolk.
| Under the auspices of the Equal
Franchise society Thursday afternoon
at o'clock at the Blackstone Mrs.
E. w. Nash, ex-senator Norris Brown
and John L. Kennedy will make ad-
dresses on Patriotism and Ameri-
canism." This is one of series of
programs that the Equal Franchise
society has been giving this winter
along educational lines. Mrs. ]. H.
Dumont has charge of the program
and is arranging for patriotic music
as well. ...
The executive board of the Equal
Franchise society is formulating plans
for war relief work in connection
with the offer made by Mrs. Carrie
| Chapman Gait to President Wilson.
A full membership meeting will be
held just as soon as the plans are
completed. I@Ss 4.. .e
Women of the North Side Chris
tian church will hold food sale and
bazaar at the grocery store of George
Rolf, 4420 North Twenty-fourth
street, Saturday.
Chapter B. P. of the P. E. o. sis
terhood will t,,aat TueSday AZ 2