Omaha daily bee., 1920-01-18
Community
Service

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Tuesday, January Is, the Cluga
club celebrated its frs. anniversary
with a dinner at the Community
house. The tables were decorated
handsomely in gold and purple, the
club colors. and so members were
present. Honored guests were
members of the girls committee
Of Community Service. Miss Char.
lotte Townsend, Mrs. F. H. Cole,
Mrs. Jacob S. Wuest, Miss Belle
Ryan, Mrs. c. E. Johannes, Mrs.
James Richardson. Other guests
were Judge and Mrs. Irving Bax-
ter, Mr.. F. H. Cole, Mr.. Harry
Knott of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
M. Hoyt, Miss Florence Lake, Mrs.
Holub, Mrs. F. D. Downs, Mr.. N.
S. Wallace, Miss Dorabee Jones,
Mrs. r. E. H. Stevens.
Miss Ethel Harvey, president,
and Miss Margaret Nelson, adviser,
on behalf Of the club presented to
Mrs. N. S. Wallace. hostess, a
handsome landscape for the Com
munity house. The gift of the pic
ture was a gratifying expression Of
the honey relationship between the
Girls Community house and this
club.
Other clubs at dinner were the
Lafeyettes and Patriots.
Schedule.
Sunday, January 18-Open house
at the Girls Community house, 17lo
Dodge street: soldiers and civilians
welcomed; Girls Community Serv-
ice league. hostesses. The Phorpian
club, basket ball at the Army and
Navy club in the evening The club
will be open in the evening.
Monday, January 19-On Monday
evening at s o'clock Young women
operators of the SO Nebraska Tele-
phone companies, who are forming
a unit for membership in Girls,
Community Service league, will give
party and program at the Com
munity house, 17lo Dodge street A
mock wedding is the feature of the
program that seems to be stimu-
lating the greatest interest. The
Cluga club will have dinner at the
Community house at $50 p. m.
Cooking class at the Central High
school at 6 D. m, Girls Community
Service league, under the direction
of Miss Marion Morrissey; class in
dramatic art at the Community
house. 7:.s0 p. M, under the direction
of Miss Martha Fodge; basket ball
game from $50 to 8 p. m. at the
Army and Navy club, the Western
Union team; class in social dancing
from s to 9 p. M. under the direc-
ton of Miss Lorraine Cowles.
Monday evening, January 20, dra-
matte class under the direction OF
Miss Martha Fodge, will give a
stunt program at the Girls Commit
nifty house. Everybody will be well
come.
Tuesday, January 2oA-The Lafay-
cite and Patriotic clubs will have
dinner at the Community house at
8 o. m; the class in dramatic art at
7:30 p. m. under direction Of Miss
Mulholland. Basket ball game at
the Army and Navy club, the Bowen
Furniture company, from s to 8
o. m. Basket ball game at the Army
and Navy club, the NJ. E. Wops,
from s to 9 p. m. Dance at Fort
Omaha from $50 to II p. M; Cluga,
w. D. T., H. E. L. P. and D. 7. A.
clubs, hostcsses.
Wednesday, January 2l-The XII
To-San and Wamm clubs will have
dinner at the Community house at
$50.
There will be a dancing class at
the Community house, folk and es-.
thetic dancing for girls Of the Com
nunity Service league from 8 to 9
.. m. under the direction of Miss
Elizabeth Dumont.
Volley ball game, the Wamn1 club.
7:30 p. m. under direction OF c. B.
Root.
Basket ball game at the Army and
Navy club from 8 to 9 p. m, the
Y. NJ. H. A. team.
Thursday, January 22-On Thurs
day evening the K. K. X. club will
omit the usual 6 o'clock dinner, but
an important business meeting will
be held at 7.30. No members should
miss this meeting.
The Lafayette club win give a
Leap Year dance at the Army and
Navy club from $50 to II p. m; ad-
Is cents, everyone invited to
attend.
Friday, January 23-The Beebe
club will have dinner at the Com
munity house at $50 p. m. followed
by games and music.
Saturday, January 24-There will
be dance at the Community house
Community Service danee) from
$50 to II p. m. General Pershing
and Victory clubs, hostcsses, SOL
diers and civilians invited.
Child Welfare.
The Nebraska conference Of social
workers, which is devoted to child
welfare this year. is now in session
in York. Meetings will continue