Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-15

taking up its manner OF growth, ef-
ficient workers and assured univer-
salty, and on the books to be used
next year, for home, Missionary Mill
stones" and foreign missionary work,
"An African Trail" Thursday eve.
ming she will give her big lecture,
"Gun or Gospel in Mexico" and Sim
day evening in First church, What
Can America Do for the World?"' To
these lectures the public is invited.
A big feature OF the meeting will
be the children's rally next Sunday
at 3 o'clock, in charge OF Mrs. Blaine
Truesdell. Mrs. Silverthorn and Mrs.
Davis will talk at this meeting. Mrs.
Silverthorn will also speak at the
Young Women's Christian association
vesper service that afternoon on "The
Other Girls
Luncheon at IS cents will be served
ct the church each day. Mrs. D. w.
Morrow heads the local committee in
charge Of the rally.
On account of this conference, the
regular meeting Of the Womar's Mis-
sionary society Of the Lowe Avenue
church will be postponed until Thurs.
day April 26. when Mrs. P. F. Bonor-
den will have the meeting.
This Is full week for the Omaha
Woman's club, with election OF off,
GERS, chairmen of standing commit
tees, delegates to the state federation
convention and the question OF a
meeting place for next year to be act
ed upon Monday at the general meet
ing, and the big cleanup campaign
the latter part Of the week. Mrs. o. A.
Nickum Is chairman Of the rooms
committee.
Who will succeed Mrs. e. M. Syfert
as PRESIDENT That is the question
over which all club members are pom
dcring.
Tuesday both the oratory and par
liamentary practice classes will enjoy
a lunrheon at "Cherrycroft," the
country home Of Mrs. ]. M. Welch.
Guests of honor will Be the clubs
executive committee. The meeting
place is the Benson postoffice at II
o'clock. Wednesday afternoon the lit
crature department will hold its an
nual meeting and election of officers
preceding a kensington at the home Of
Mrs. L. NJ. Lord in the Knicker.
booker. The hostess will be assisted
BY Mrs. w. A. George. A program
will be. given, too.
A joint meeting OF the federated
clubs Of this vicinity, South Side, Ben
son and Dundee, for a round table
discussion on home economies prob.
lens will be the closing meeting Of
the home economics department
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. A
! o'clock luncheon at the Young
Women's Christian association will
follow, for which reservations should
be in the hands Of Mrs. F. ]. Burnett
or Mrs. 7. H, Tracy before Wednes-
day noon. The round table discussion
is one planned for the Second district
meeting, but postponed for lack Of
time.
The city cleanup campaign man.
aged by Miss Katherine Morley will
occupy club members Friday and Sat-
urday.
The drama section of the Associa-
ton OF Collegiate Alumnae will be in
charge Of the program at the general
meeting at the Fontenelle Saturday
afternoon at 2;30. The music section
will meet Monday AZ the Young
Women's Christian association at
o'clock, Mrs, H. c. Woodland will
be leader and Mrs. lie Roy Savell
will act as hostess. Wagner's "Tann,
hauser' will be the subject for study
The Holy Graip' will be the sub.
ject Of a talk to be given by Mrs. G.
A. Sammis at the open meeting oI
the Business Woman's club Tuesday
evening in the Young Women
Christian association parlors at 7:3C
o'clock. Miss Edna Wilson will as.
sist Mrs. Sammis.
| The literature department of the
South Omaha Woman's club will be
in charge Of the program at the gen,
eral meeting Of the club Tuesday All,
ernoon at ESQ at Library hall. Fol.
lowing the business meeting Mr., P
a. Carleman will give talk on IN,
l"Ancient Culture Of Sweden and It,