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THE OMAHA SUNDAY NEK: OCTOHEK 31, 1915.
What
Women Are
Doing in the World
PRESIDENT TUESDAY M0R3HUQ
MUSICAL CLUB.
(Ink Calendar.
8UNDAT Vesper services, Youns; Wom
an's Christian sssoclstlon t. p. nv
MONPAY Onimha Wonwn Hub. J 30 p.
m., Youns; Wumaii'i Christian ejso-l.-tion.
City Federation of Child Consvrvn
tlon leagues, Sohmoller & Mueller audi
torium. r. ni.
Tt'ESUAY Srrmo club, Mr. C. . Ver
sen, hostess. Oratory dopartnmnt.
Woman a club. Metropolitan hail. 10 a.
m. Hoard of trustees, Did eotue
Homa. Young Woman's Christian aaao
clatton. 10 a. m. Huslnf sn omen
council. Volunteers' hall. 11:30 a. m. U.
8. IJrant Woman ! Relief cprpa. Me
morial hall, t P. m. Pundee All !-alnt
guild. Mrs. Joseph Polc-ar. hostes.
YV KP'ESUAY-lundee i.ornan s club,
luncheon. University club. 1..W p rn.
Literature department, lt a. rn, . n
Suffrage association, l.y rlc hall. I. SO p.
m. Woman s Relief Corp. Memory Hay
J. 11.
i p.(ti.n linatess. SJiimiin
ford College 'association, Mrs.
Beaton, hostess.
Heaton, noeii-un. , . . ir.
THL KSDAY-Hen.on Woman a club. Mr.
J. V. Btoxreti, '
Woman . i nn"' . it.
Mi. Carl Nielsen, nosieso
w Johnson entertain. Woman;, club
rmrnlttee.. Emma Hoaftland Flower
Side
union.
Home eco-
Mrs. K.d
I'RIPAY Vocational
guidance section.
Association of Collegiate Alumnae. Com
mercial club luncheon for 1 rof.
North SMe clrclo Child Conservation
leaKiio. Monmotitn ram ai-nuui
tortum. First Baptist church Mlss'on
arv society, luncheon for Old People a
!NontTcef.a,fory thl. column should . be
mMled or telephoned to the club repoi te.
before Friday noon.)
ITH the, "Billy" Sunday meet-
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PRESIDENT OF WYCHE STORY
TELLERS' LEAGUE.
PRESIDENT OF MILLER PARK
MOTHERS' CIRCLE.
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elude, alxty-fivo affiliated organlxatlon..
teprescnttng the country from Maine to
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men', club, are pursuing the The convention headquarter, will be at
mena ciuub k Wlllard. Those delegate, mak
even tenor of their way. The wm.rd
And 1,1 men iirmniuni ivi v
will not have to go outside of It tor any
Dundee Woman . club
the rllo club, both of which
1'cstponed their
after the campal(?i
aeason thls week.
The Henson Woman a
opening' meetln. until "s.lon save the one great mass meeting
Kn reopen their winter I on Sunday. The whole tenth floor will
' (be given up to the suffragist, for the
chib, which
hanged Its meeting dRy to Monday, the
day that the "Billy-' Sunday party rested,
during the campaign, has changed back
to It. regular meeting day. which is
Thursday.
. . . . l -.MIHnnnl Women's
Er1 ""'"-' meetings open to the public which hitherto
clubH 1. the aftermath of the campaign.1 , . . .
uuu ' ". .. , m or. .ii I have always been a feature of .uffrago
iosens ol xiioiu svuiy uwo, a,......B
classes, and the Business Women", coun
cil, which will be retained a. a perma
nent Institution, are among them. ,
Christianity." and at 11 o'clock the de
partment will adjourn to the domestic
science department of the Young
Women". Christian association, where a
public demonstration will be given.
The board of tru.tee. of the Old Teo-
ple'a Home will hold It. monthly business
meeting Tue.day morning at 10 o'olock
at the Young Women'. Christian associa
tion. The Dundee Woman", club will open
Its club year with a luncheon at the Uni
versity club Wednesdaw at 1 30 o'clock.
The first meeting of the club waa delayed
on account of the "Hilly" Sunday meet
ing. The Buslnes. Women", council, which
ha. been formed a. a result of the Hun
day meeting. wllV meet Tuesday, 11; JO
a. m. tn S p. m.. at Volunteers' hall.
115 North Fifteenth .treet. Lunch will
be served for a .mall fee, Mrs. J. M.
Aiken will t la charge. The council
will meet henceforth every Tuesday.
A concert will be given bf the Woman'.
Relief Corp. Memorial Pay association
Wednesday evening at the Young Men'.
Christian association.
The V. 8. Grant Woman". Relief corp.
will hold It. regular meeting Tuesday
afternoon at t o'clock at Memorial hall.
The Omaha Suffrage association will
hold It. election of officer. Wednesday
afternoon at I S) o'clock at Harlght hall.
The City Federation of Child Conser
vation league, will hold Its business
meeting Monday afternoon at t o'clock
In the fchmoller A Mueller auditorium.
C. It. Kngllsh, recreation supervisor, will
give the principal address and there will
be musical number. The program be
gin, at 1 o'clock.
Mr. Carl Nielsen, assisted by Mr. J.
W. Arnold, will entertain the West Side
Women's Christian Temperance union at
her home, M4 South Forty-ninth avenue.
Thursday afternoon at I o'clock.
The Bermo club will be entertained at
a 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of Mr
U. W, Hergen Tue.day. Mr. J, J. Hess
will read a paper on "Jan Addams" and
the discussion of domestta topic will
be continued.
The Women' Christian Temperance
union call attention to the fact that
Sunday, November IS, I "World Tem
perance Sunday," and ha. requested that
It be observed In all Sunday school In the
Interest of the "Nebraska dry" cam
paign. ,
The North Bide circle of the Child Con
servative League of America will meet
Friday at I o'clock In the Monmouth
Park school auditorium. The program
I a follows: "Child Culture Reverence, of a reunion and a good fellowship meet
a Love of Nature Through Knowledge;
paper, "Wa.p. and Hornet and Their
Pulngs." by Mrs, K. A. Ok Jen; paper,
Heavers a Carpenters and Knglneera,"
by Mr.. J. P. Pheeran; reading, "How
Animals Press Themsrlve.," by Mrs. W.
O. Kdholm; reading. "The Pled Piper
of llamelln," by Mrs. W. 11. Moeller;
paper, "The Wonderful Housekeeping of
the Honey Pee.'' by Mrs. William 11.
Woerner; music, "The lark," by Klcanor
I .ear.
rvigsr Allen Poe". "Annabel I,ee" will
be studied by the oratory department of
the Woman', club Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock at the Metropolitan hall.
V. W. A. Notes.
Sunday afternoon will be thn first regu
lar vesper service of the aseoclatton since
last June, the service having M'n dis
continued during the aiiinmcr and Pun-
day campaign. This service is at in
the auditorium. The social hour follows
at The service Is to be In the nature
Ing with short talks by Mis. Lilly Strong,
the genersl secivtsry, and saiss vors"
Wloher, the rvllKlmiH woia director. All
young women of the city are Invited.
The November Hmlget will be ready by
the first of the week. It contains a re
vised list of the educational class's and
dun.. 'hold art and gymnasium depart
ments and the time for the HIM elasee.
which have been formed. Other general
Information will bo found In thl. number.
Ho much Interest hs been aroused In
Hlhle work that Hie association ha been
glnil to arrsngo for some very solenoid
olssses. Courses hsve been scheduled for
everv night but Wednesday end Saturday
and If the demand Is great enough classe.
will be put In on these night.
Miss Clara M. Hrewster, director of tha
gymnasium department. Is to give a eerie
of talks this fall In connection with her
work The first one Is to be Tuesday
night In the auditorium and I open to
member of the gymnaalum clae only.
On November II the aasociatlon I to
give a party for all young women of the
city It In to be an "Out-of-Date" party
and all are asked to come dressed in
something appropriate to the name. Fur
ther announcement will be made neat,
week.
Lacy & Tremaine,
Omaha's Most Exclusive Millinery,
1823 Farnam Street
Your choice of any hat in this entire stock Monday
only at
$5.00 and $10.00
week.
The program indicate busy cslon
for the delegates throughout the entire
week. This year' program Includes not I
only business sessions In the daytime, I
but evening conferences as well. These.
latter will take the place of the mass I
Mm. T. L. Cathers will be hostess for
the first meeting of the Clio club Wednes
day afternoon. The Day View course on
Bouth America and Panama will be etud-
;'led this year. On Wednesday Mrs. W.
II. Anderson will lead the program on
"The Panama Canal." Roll call response
will be Item, of Interest regarding the
i anal.
The Omaha Rockford College aasocia
tlon will meet Wednesday with Mrs. J.
H. Eeaton. Mr.. J. H. Wright, Jr.; Mrs.
W. F. Crook and Mis. Gladys Goodman
v lll assist the hostess. This la the reg
ular monthly meeting of the organisation.
Chaster M. of the P. E. O. .Isterhood
wa. entertained at a muslcale at the
home of Mrs. A. F. Stryker In South
Side Saturday afternoon. The affair was
arranged by Mr. Anna Bratton and Mrs.
3. D. Ringer. Vocal solos were given by
Mlas Laura Peterson and Mlsa Mary
Virtue; readings by Miss Dora Sass, and
violin number, by Miss Virginia PUley.
alia. Nora Neal was the accompanist,
nfty women were present.
Mis. Eunice Ensor. director of social
extension work for the public schools,
will address the Omaha Woman's club
Monday afternoon. An executive meet
ing at 1:15 o'clock and a directory meet
ing at 1:45 o'clock will precede the open
ing of the club at 2:30 o'clock.
The music department, of which Mrs.
J. E. Haarmann 1. leader, will have
charge of the open day program which
. . i rnl. .1. . V. Miiirl.aif et V. .
Omaha Conservatory of Music, a pro
gram by Mrs. Edith Wagoner, pianist,
. and Mr. J. E. Brill, violinist, will be
given. The number, are:
Corelll. Sonata A major, Mr. Brill and
Mrs. Wcgoner.
Sc, umMin, Fantasie 2d movement, Mrs.
Wagoner.
Wicniawski. Legende, Mr. Brill and
Mrs. Wagoner.
Rnmeau-McOowell, Sarabande. Mo
Powell: "Will o" the Wisp," "To a
Water IJlv." Mrs. Wagoner.
Le Cygne, German dance, Obertass,
Mazurka. Mr. Bflll and Mrs. Wagoner.
A remarkable gain In interest wa. re
ported in the home economic, depart
ment of the Nebraska Federation of
Women'. Club, at the .tate convention.
In the .ectlon conducted by Mrs. A. E.
Davlsson of Lincoln, fifty-four club, re
ported that the .ublect formed part of
the club course of study. Thl. wa. a
greater number than- reported at any
section except that of literature. The
broadening out of the subject to Include
many matter, of vital Importance, be
sides mere cooking, has drawn the In
terest of thoughtful women of all classes
to the. study of home economics.
The literature department of the
Woman's club will Am led by Mr. J
O. Yclser at Its meeting Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock at the Young
Women's Christian association. The epic
poem, "The Kalevala," will be discussed.
, Mr.. J. F. Ferguson will give the story,
, Mrs. George Young, the plan and
philosophy, and Mr.. T. L. Combs will
point out the beauty of the poems.
A class In parliamentary law has been
organized to meet Just preceding the cur
rent topics department meetings of the
Omaha Woman' club. The hour Is
from 2 to 2:30 p. m.
' The Baptist Missionary circle of Benson
met at the home of Mrs. C. II. Huriill
Thursday afternoon. This was the first
meeting of the season and many new
member were added to the circle. A dis
cussion on "Daybreak In the Dark Con
tinent of Africa" was held. Plana were
made for the entertainment of the quar
terly session of Omaha one day In No
vember at the Baptist church.
The Benson Woman', club will meet
at the home of Mr. J. V. Btarrett Thurs
day afternoon, when Mr. J. Y. Hooper
Will lead on the toplo of "Book Reviews."
A roll call will be answered by events
in the Ufa Mary Antln. Extract of "They
Who Knock at Our Gate" will be given
by Mr. W. F. Vernor and "The Melting
' Pot" by Mr. J. W. Welch. Mr. H, c.
Burnham will lead a discussion oa "A
Review of Immigration."
J The annual convention of the National
r Suffrage association wllL be
conventions. Only one big mass meet
ing will be held at Poll's theater, Sun
day, December 19. The change Is due to
the increase in the business of the asso
ciation, which has made it necessary to
allow the duy session, to be free for the
transaction of business. The conferences,
two of which will be held simultaneously
each evening, will be devoted to a dis
cussion of practical methods for carry
ing on the suffrage work, both through
federal and state amendments, and will
cover such topic, as publicity, congres
sional dlBtrlct organization, campaign or
ganization and suffrage literature.
One of tho most Important conferences
held during the week, which will extend
probably over two evenings, will be the
conference on congressional district or
ganization. The organization of all toe
states by districts Is a work which was
begun and has been carried to completion
by Mrs. Medill McCormlck during her
two years' Incumbency of the chairman
ship of the national congressional com
mittee. The organization makes perfect
the co-operation between the national
and the state committees In the work
for a federal amendment, giving as it
does a backing of constituents to the
congressional lobby of the national com
mittee. The Colloge Equal Suffrage league will
maintain a bureau of Information at the
Union station for two day. preceding the
convention. A new plkn for the enter
tainment of delegate. Is In the form of
personally conducted tours to congress !
and tho government buildings. Member. !
of the Washington branch of the College 1
league and the Washington Woman Suf
frage council will servo as guide..
The National College Equal Suffrage
league, of which Mia. M. Carey Thomas
of Bryn Mawr 1. president, will hold its
annual council meeting and .ubgcriptiun
luncheon on Saturday, December IS, at
the New Wlllard hotel.
Frank M. Leavltt, professor of Indus
trial education In the school of education
of the University of Chicago, will give
a series of talks on vocational guidance,
In the city this week. In connection with
the state teachers' convention. The talk
before the teaches will be given Thurs
day evening and will be on "Vocational
Guidance as a School Function."
Friday, the vocational guidance .action
of the Association of Collegiate Alumnae
will give a luncheon In Prof. Leavltt'.
honor at the Commercial club, at which
time he will talk on "Vocational Guid
ance from the Employer. Standpoint."
Employer, who wish to attend may make
reservation with Mia Elisabath Breni
i.er, leader of the section.
Prof. Leavltt ha won marked success
with Chicago . organisations, municipal
and private, and with Individual employ
ers In his placement work. He is the
father of the plan whereby corporations
employing hundred of boy and girl
agreed to the part-time school plan
whereby the boys and girl work two
weeks and go to school two week alternately.
An Interesting combination of dates
will be the cause of a celebration given
by Dr. Adda Wiley Ralston and Mrs.
G. F. Copper at the home of Dr. Rals
ton, on November 11. That day I th
one hundredth anniversary of the birth
of Elisabeth Cady titanton, the pioneer
auffragist, and it 1 also the fourteenth
anniversary of Mrs. Copper's marriage.
and the thirteenth anniversary of -r
Balaton's marriage. To celebrate these
events, the two women, who are leaders
in South Side suffrage circles, will give
an afternoon tea. State, county and local
suffrage officer will assist the hostesses.
Adltlonal Interest Is lent by the fact that
Mr. Copper and Mr. Ralston have been
friend for over twnty-f!v year, long
before their wive' fr.endnhlp wa ce
mented by suffrage ardor.
held in
Washington. D. C, th week of Decem
ber 13. Thl annual convention' was held
la Washington two years ago, at which
time more thaa too regularly appointed
delegates attended. The association In-
The women of the First Baptist church
Missionary society will give a luncheon
Friday for th Old People' Home family,
This affair 1 given annually for the old
people.
Mr. Edward Johnson, former chairman
of th house and home committee of
the Omaha Woman's club, will enter
tain this committee and the executtv
committee of the club at her home Thurs
day afternoon.
The homo economic department of the
Woman's club will meet Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the Young Women's
Christian association. Mrs. T. II. Tracy
will read an account of the discussion on
"Household Budgets" of this depart
ment, which she has) prepared for the
university extension bureau. There will
be a half hour's discussion on "Home
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