Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-10

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ceremony. No definite program was
planned for next season. The chair
men of committees are: Program
Mrs. H. l.. Rivett; press, Miss A. L
Stiger; auditing, G. H. Tuttle; custo.
dian. Mrs. J. F. Hooper; literary
critic, Mrs. NJ. Searson; house and
home, Mrs. George lradale; constitu.
ton, Mrs. w. M. Morse. The annual
luncheon will be held at the Cricket
room" Thursday at o'clock.
Hawthorne's "The Marble Faun"
will be studied by the Bellies Lettres
Literary club Tuesday at 2 o'clock al
the home of Mrs. Gus Hollo' An
hour of current topics discussion will
also be included in the program. Mrs
Ed Nelson was hostess for the club
last week.
A special Mothers program and
pinning of white ribbons on White
Ribbon Recruits will take place at
the South Sides Women's Christian
Temperance Union meeting Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs, |. l..
Van SAINT, Twenty-hfth and E. SITS.
Mrs. A. G.. Peterson of Aurora,
Neb., former state president of the
federated clubs, was the woman
charged with the patriotic duty Of
purchasing $4,000 of Liberty bonds
for the General Federation OF
Women Clubs. Mrs, Peterson is chair
man of the endowment fund.
The clubs OF the Young Women's
Christian association extension de-
partment have chosen their delegates
to the Storm Lake conference as fol-
lows: Wegfaf, Margaret Munroe;
Many Centers, Marguerite Case; Ne
gab-mis, Martha Meyer; Wo-Pla-Lo,
Eldora Gantz. The conference is
from June % to July 7.
The Central City Young Women's
Christian association conference will
be held at Lake Geneva, Wis, from
August 10 to TO- Miss Grace Grant
and Miss Grace Shearer of the Busi-
ness Woman's club will go as dele
gates.
Miss Esther Stamats, Young
Women's Christian association do
mestic art director, left Saturday
night to spend the summer with her
parents in Toledo, o. Miss Ethel
Erb, director of the religious work
department, will spend the summer at
her home in Brockton, N. Y.
Girls of the Loose-Wiles factory
have organized a club with the fol-
lowing officers: President, Vera
Howland vice president, Eldora
Gantz; secretary, Eva Woodward.
Miss Hazel Evans is to be leader of
the club. The girls have chosen for
their name, "Wo-Pla-Lo," meaning
work, play, love.
Vesta chapter kensington club Of
the Eastern Star will meet with Mrs.
w. A. Smith Thursday at 2 o'clock.
Mrs. Z. G. Drake of Beatrice, state
regent for the Daughters of the
American Revolution, will be spe-
cial guest at the Flag day tea at the
home of Mrs. F. r. Straight. Mrs
Drake is also supreme president OF
the P. E. o. ssterhood.
The Business Women's council will
meet as usual at the court house
Tuesday. Rev. c. N. Dawson Of the
Dietz Memorial Methodist church
will talk and women of the same
church will serve luncheon between
the hours OF II and 2.
Mrs. r. R. Straight, retiring regent,
will entertain Omaha chapter,
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton and the Daughters of 1872, at a
Flag day tea at her home Thursday at
2:30. Robert Cowell will give pa
triotic talk and Mrs. Fred Clarke will
give vocal SOLOS, accompanied Dy MIS-.
M. A. Kohn, Mrs. c. H. Aull, for
mer state regent, will assist the host
ess.
Committees for next years work of
the West Omaha Mothers Culture
club were named at the final meeting
Friday as follows: Program. Mes
danes ]. A. Hamilton, c. 7. Hutch
inson, R. E. Winkleman; music, Mes
danes Thomas Cooper, R. c. Dozier
and Newell Jones, and social, Mes
danes P. J. White, T. +. Bonorden
and w. E. Baehr.
Rev. Charles Fleming and choir will
conduct vesper services at the House
of Hope, Florence, this afternoon at
3 o'clock.