Omaha daily bee., 1917-05-11

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sentences written by Mrs. Page will
appear on the slips:
ask you to put your trust In God
He will watch over you and
strengthen you.
You will find In this little book
guidance when you are In health,
comfort when you are in sickness and
strength when you are In adversely.
To Have Red Cross Booths--Promi-
nent Omaha women will have charge
OF canvassing the retail district dur
Ing the big membership drive be-
ginning next Monday and lasting all
week. Although local Red Cross au-
thorities have set the membership
goal for $4,000, It is thought by F.
P. Foisie. who As here from the WASH
ington headquarters, that Omaha is
capable of taking 10000 members
during the week.
Red Cross Auxiliary---Miss Mar
garetha Grimmel has organized one
Of the first Red Cross auxiliaries
among the younger set to sew at the
war relief rooms at 'the Baird build
ing. They will meet Wednesday after
Moons from until under the direc-
ton of Mrs. o. c. Redick.
THE class will doubtless outgrow
one room when the girls arrive home
from their respective colleges and
boarding schools, for we expect to
work all summer long" said Miss
Grimmel.
The following young women COM
pose the class:
Misses Emily Keller, Henrietta Nc
Arthur. Carita O'Brien, Mary Fuller,
Gertrude Porter, Ruth Kinsler, Marian
Weller. Helen Pearce. Eleanor Austin,
Dorothy Smith, Mabel Allen, Jose
phine Congdon, Mildred Rhodes,
Stella Robinson, Ruth Fitzgerald, Ger
trude Owen. Ruth Mccoy. Dorothy
Balbach, Alice Rushton, Grace Rob-
ertson. Marjorie Menold, Blanche
Deuel.. Helen Smith. Helen Ingwer-
sen, Marjorie Rowland, Irene Carter
ana Beatrice johnson.
Magazines Observation-Disclosures are
wanted at the National League for
woman Service headquarters. They
WIN be distributed among the soldiers
NJ the forts. Mrs. Lowrie Childs, as
commandant Of tho social and welfare
department, Is In charge Of the collec-
uon OF literature. but any one having
MAGAZINES to donate may leave them
at the league headquarters.
South Side Women--A groun n,
forty South Omaha women have
formed Red Cross auxiliary which
will meet Friday afternoons at the
war relief rooms In the Baird build.
ing to make hospital supplies, AIRS
c, H. Marling is in charge of the
group.
Red Cross Wants Dlctician--oma,
ha chapter Of the Red Cross societ,
wants a trained dietician to tak,
charge Of the classes which are helm,
formed under the leadership of Mis-
N. L. Proulx and Miss Gertrud,
THE only one we know of. who /
~ tne Young Women's Christian asso
citation, Is leaving Omaha for the sun,
mer and We have no one to teach tn,
dietetics classes" said Mrs. 1.
Kountze.
The Young Women,s Christian asso
ciation laboratory will be availabI,
| Tor the classes as soon as they wish
| 70 begin work. according to Miss Eft,
Pickering, Young women's Christian
association secretary.
Church Women Help--The Crae
Lutheran church women, who hay
formed q Red Cross auxiliary, viii
meet Friday afternoon at the war re.
lief rooms in the Baird building. Mrs
II. II. Miller and Mrs. John Kuhn ar
In charge OF the auxiliary.
volunteers Coming In--volunteer
for the Red Cross membership cam
paign next week are pouring in I,
the booth committee. The vassar clul
has offered to start the ball rollinl
Monday at the booth at Thomas Xii
patrick & Co., and Mrs. Harry Cum
ming, Mrs. f. A. Brogan, Mrs. vii
son Lowe and Mrs. Lynn Curtis will
have charge the rest Of the week.
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