Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-17


will be discussed much of the business
III connection with entertaining the su
preme ?. +. O. convention in Omaha
in September. Members of Chapter
L, the largest local one, are planning
TO go down TO Fremont in body
Thursday, although the regularly ap.
pointed delegates are the president
Mrs. N. B. Updikc and Mrs. F. f
George Reports Of the meeting will
be heard at the chapters final gather.
ing, June 2S,
South Side Chapter NJ boasts two
state officers, Mrs. Bertha Hughes
formerly state president, and Mrs
Hester Copper, present state record.
ing secretary. Mrs. c. +. Oliver, the
president, is i'll, so Mrs. Dean Ringer
will go as her alternate. Mrs. Cora
Jackson is the second delegate and
Others are planning to visit the con.
vention.
All members OF Chapter B N, too
are planning to go to Fremont in a
body, The president, Mrs. George B.
Lehnhotf. and Mrs. Vincent Hascal
are the regular delegates. Saturday
June 80, the chapter will meet with
Mrs, Lehnhof to hear the reports.
Mrs. Frank c. Patton and Mrs
R, L, Parrott are the delegates from
Chapter B P. Other members who
will 60 are Mesdames J. H. Harring-
ton, w. H. Peacock, Ella Griswold
and G, W. McVey. June 70 is the
date set for this chapters final meet,
ing,
Benson OF B S chapter will send its
president, Mrs. N. II. Tyson, and Mrs
Elizabeth Tracy as delegates, and
Mrs. w. A. Wilcox. Reports of the
convention will be given the last
Monday in the month. The regular
meeting, which should have been held
last week, will be held Monday at the
home of the president
Chapter B X will be represented
by its president. Mrs. Joseph c.
Weeth. Mrs. John T. Buchanan, the
second delegate, will probably not
be able to attend on account of illness
in the family. in which event Mrs.
w. r. Matthews will take her place.
Other chapter members plan to motor
to Fremont to attend several sessions.
u. s. Grant Woman's Relief corps
will hold all important meeting Tues
day at 2::30 in Memorial hall of the
court house. Members of the corps
meet in the Elks' club rooms Sunday
at 2 clock before going out TO Ham
scom park for the patriotic exercises.
At the business womens council
and prayer meeting Tuesday in the
court house Dr., A. B. Marshall of
the Presbyterian Theological semi
nary will talk and luncheon will be
served between the hours of II and
2 by the Union circle of the North
Side Christian church.
Election of officers will follow the
] o'clock luncheon which the Moth
ers' Culture club will give Wednes-
day at the Blackstone.
The Royal Holland bell ringer fam
lily will give unique musical enter
tainment Monday evening at Han
scom Park Methodist Episcopal
church. corner of Twenty-ninth and
Woolworth streets. The performers
will be in costume for this, their last
appearance in Omaha. No admission
will be charged, but silver offering
will be taken for the missionary work
of the Standard Bearer society.
The Woman's club Of the Railway
Mail Service will meet Wednesday at
Mrs. Vernette Paxton's cottage at
Carter lake for an all day picnic. The
annual election of officers will take
place in the afternoon.
JF. w. club will hold its last meet
ing OF the year Thursday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs Jason Youngs. A
program will be given.
Omaha Methodist women meet at
2:30 p. m. Tuesday at the Young
Womens Christian association to
consider plans for he annual conven-
ton of the Topeka branch to be held
here in October -Four hundred per-
sons are expected TO attend the con-
Adah Kensngton, Order Of the
Eastern Star, will be entertained by
Mrs. J. V. Martin Thursday after
noon. Mrs, Clyde Kclls will assist
the hostess.
The meeting Of the Dundee Catho-
lie circle, which was to have been
held Monday with Mrs. Charles
Henry, has been postponed until Mon
day, June Is, because of the Fidelis
club card party at Happy Hollow.
A special meeting OF the Scottish |
Rite Woman's club has been called |
for Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 at
the Scottish Rite cathedral. Matters
Red Cross work and the
purchase of Liberty bonds will be dis
cusscd, Mrs. O. c. Redick will talk. |