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VdL. XLVI NO. 33.
OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 7, 1917.
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CLUBDOM
Calendar of Club Doings
Monday ' . . ': ' -v
Omaha Woman's club, Metropolitan club home,
2:30 p. m., preceded by directors' meeting,
1:30 p. m. ., Iw
Child Conservation league, Dundee circle) Mrs.
A. L. Green, hostess, 2:30 p. m. -
P. E. O. Sisterhood, Chaptef, B. K Mrs. C.
L. Babcock, hostess, 2:30 p. m.
P. E. O. Sisterhood, Benson chapter, Mrs. E
C. Hodder, hostess, 2:30 p. m. v
Temple Israel Sisterhood, vestry rodms, 2:30
p-m. ,.
Chautauqua circle, Tennyson chapter, public
library 2:30. p. m. ' :
Tuesday
Omaha Woman's -club, oratory, department,
Metropolitan club home, 10 a. m.; parlia
.meWry practice class, 2:30 p. m.
Business Women's Council; luncheon and
. prayer meeting, court house, 11 to 2 p. m.
-South Side Woman's club, Library hall, 2:30
p.. m.vs a
Scrmo club, Mrs. Gf P. Barahart, hostess, 2:30
p. m. . :
Business Women's club, Y. W. C. A., 6:15 p. m.
Monmouth Park Mothers' tlob,' school, audi
torium, 3 p. m. ,
North Side Mothers club, Mrs. E. L. Birr,
hostess, 2:30 p. m. 1 .
' P. E. O. Sisterhood, Chapter B. P, Mr. K. L.
Patrick, hostess, 2 p.m. '-''
Daughters ofv Asflencan Revelation, Omaha
chapter, Trinity cathedral parish house, 2i30
P;m- . "..s: '.
Wednesday : ;:- ... ,
' Omaha Woman's dub,' Uferarore' department,
Metropolitan club house. 10 a. m. y
Ma Sigma, Mrs. Frank B3yd, hostess, 9:30 a, m.
Association' of Collegiate Alumnae, story tell
er's section, Miss Mary Pbilippl, hostess, 4
p. m. i :' ' V ' ' . s- ''
, riio rlnh. Mrs. C. C. Morrison) 2:30- B. m.
W. C T.'U., Frances Wfflard Union," Y. W. O
1 A., Z p. m. , .-, '
Thursday-- ;
Association of Collegiate Atunmae, drama sec
tion, Mrs. Anan Raymond, hostess,4p.m.
Omaha Woman's club, home economic depart
ment, . Metropolitan club house, 10 a. m.
.'Drama league, lector by I. B. Stoughton Hot-
!born, Hotel Blackstone, 4 p.tn.
Wythe Story Tellers', league, public library,
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Friday ; v. ' ;. : , ' -
Child Conservation league, Norta Side circle,
. ' sew at Child Savin i Institute. )' .
Central Park Mothers" club, school auditorium.
2:30 p. m. , I
' West Omaha Mothers Culture cfcb, Mrs. W.
N. Baker, hostess, 2:30 p. m. t
French war relief, evening lecture! by S. Rich
s . ard FuHer, Mrs. Louts' Nash, hostess.
Saturday " " " .. ' ,."
South Side Woman's club, music depart
ment, Miss Georgina Davis, hostess, 2:30 p. m.
Equal Franchise society, Mrs.4J.i M. Mettalf,
hostess.":- If .'
CLUB MEETINGS are again in full swing
. after the holiday diversion and each day
i' finds the ayerage clubwoman deep in
. directors' meetings and swimming in ,re
. , ports andVesolutions and plans for a new
year's work. - Wnichj. reminds the club
editor of a-stqry concerning a prominent umaha
clubwoman which is being told sotto voce. ;
. IMC -ciuowuniaii ill tjucaiiuu CllipiVJu m ut"
goveness to look after her children while she flitted
from club meeting to lecture, with luncheons, din-,
ners and teas sandwiched in between. The governess
was havihg a nerve-racking time with the obstrep-
erous youngsters and. decided shecould no longer,
continue at her post. She would give notice to hej
employer," was her decision. But when to do this ?
Madam Clubwoman was out fr.oor' early morn to
late at night, or, wllen at 'home, could not be dis
turbed. After several days' failure to locate her
employer, the little governess, in' desperation, be
took herself to a friend of ber clubwoman-employer.-
"Do you know which meeting Mrs.. Blank is at
tending today? Please locate her if you can and tell
her I cannot stay a moment longer. I will lose my
mind if she does not come home and do something
about those children. Tell her I can't stay. I want
my money and I went-to leave I".' X "V. .
Reaching children through the moving picture
theater, a distinctly novel and recent Jevelopment,
ts impressed upon . one at 'this .writing. Two big
local organizations, the Society of Fine Arts and
the Omaha Womatre club, are doing just that thing. -The
1' ine Arts society yesterday gave the second ot
a series of free illustrated art lectures for children
at the Monroe theater, with an explanatory art
talk by the president, Mrs. W. G., Ure. Next Satur
day morning at 10 o flock, the educitibnal commit
tee of the Omaha. Woman's club institutes its first
children's movie programs at both the Strand and
the' Muse theater. Feature films, educational ones
and comics, an ideal combination for children, so
experts say, will make up esclj program, which will
be passed upon by an advisory council representing
educational and civic organizations, before being -shown
to children. Five cents is the price.
' The movement is' not planned as. a mpney mak
ing proposition,' but is an cfiortv to establish the
right type of programs for young people each week
and to assist in elevating the general standard of
Knight, the chairman; .'-We hope the response will
be so great ID will be, followed by other carefully
selected programs." ; . i .
Clubwomen will be present ' at eich theater
to chaperons unattended ; children. Mrs E. M. ;
Syfert Mrs. George B; Darr, Mrs. Edward Johnson,
Mrs. E. S. Jewell, Mrs, William Berry, besides Mrs.
Knight, are sponsoring ...the. njew .movement.
An interesting story of I. B. 'Stoughton Holborn.
who lectures for the Drama league atTthe Black
stone hotel Thursdav afternoon, has come to lieht.
It is 'the story of HblbOriTi adoption of a little
Canadian girl, Avis Bolphin, whom he rescued from
watery grave when both were aboard the ill-fated
Lusitaina. Dr,tiolborn says he is still shaky from
his experience. I had -made friends with -the- child
on board the liner. We were eating luncheon wlien -the
shock came and I rushed for the child, out a"
life preserver, on her aftd placed her in a lifeboat.
Then I jumped. into the oceans After three-quarters v
of an hour I was picked up by a sailing craft," Dr,
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noiuurn uiscuvcrcu laicr mat j.gc cnuu was saveu,
but two young women who had her in charge were '
- arownea. i ne nine . gin was on ner way - irom
Canadl to England' to be educated and was im-
mediately adopted by her? preserver. - .
This, is Dr. Holborn's second visit to Omaha.
He gave a course of lectures before the tine Arts
society last year ' on. ancient architecture and the
allied arts. The subject of Thursday's lecture is
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SOCIETY ;
, Social Calendar -
Monday . ' v -
Afternoon meeting of Alpha Phi, Miss Irene
Johnson, hostess.
Monday Bridge club, Miss Olga Storz.
Original Monday Bridge club, Mrs. Osgood T,
Eastman, hostess.
Orpheum party for Mrs. Meredith Nicholson,
given by 'Judge and Mrs. W. A. Rcdick.
Tuetday '
Thimble club. Mrs. J. Frank Carpenter, hostess:
Clairmont Bridge 'club,, Mrs. George Cavern
hostess. ... : -r
Annual meeting and dinner for University club
members.
Luncheon for Mrs. Esther M. AIIcn, given By
her dauahter. Mrs. F. I, Birss. ' 1
L'niversity Mixers' dance at Keep's dancing'
Dinnet for Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Nicholson,
given by Dr. and Mrs: J, E. Summers.
Wednesday V t! 7- '"ly-'c
Elks' formal, dancing party.
Metz-Mark wedding in Buffalo.
Tuesday Bridge club, Mrs. .Arthur Keeline,
' hostess, ' , '
Dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Nicholson,
Mrs. F. A. Nash, hostess. ' , y
Thursday '
. Welsh society meets with Mnand Mrs. J. E.
Pritchard. . , ; , , v '
Cinosam club dancing party. ' '
Pi Tau Pi fraternity dance at Blackstone. '
Dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Meredith Nichol
son, given by Mr. and Mrs. Clement Chase. "
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Friday Night Dancing club at Druid hall. 4
' Brownell Hall benefit dance at Fontenelle.
. Dinner before benefit dance, . ,.
Saturday . v . 1 '
Week End Dancing club. j .
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Us LAST WEEK the children whose vaea- -
tion visit to their ' homes caused such a
burst of gayety were going back to their
various schools, most of them to stay until
the lonirsunimrr vacations. The high
school set, because it did not have to go
away, has had a lease of time and has been using
every available moment of this (week for some form
qf pnvefy. ' v , - . ' k
Vvhether It is due to a revulsion of feeling on the
pin-of society matrons, surfeited with the pleasures -of
the holidays, or whether it is accidental, no one
knows, but,the fact remains that everyone is plan- ,
ning- to attend lectures all this week, and, for that
m matter, all the1 month. V. s
The only large social event so far scheduled has
a purpose itselfr-so that everything seems to be
, 1 turned to serious work, The Brownell Hall benefit
-dance will be given afthe Fontenelle Friday eve
ning. This promises to be a gala event for the
. patrons of the school. J"he members of team No. 2,
it which is snonsorina- the dance, with their husbands.
. wiH form k large dinner party before the dancing.
Mrs. Frank Juflson was in charge and her team-V
mates were among the most active in the recent ,j
:. campaign. The group will include; - . . , V
Messrs. and Mesdames .-rA ' .. '
" Charles M. Wilhelm, ' Clement Chase,
Joseph Barker, i Edward L. Burke, '
A. I.. Reed. Charles T. Kounue, ' , ;
Wane Squier, , -v Frank Judson, . , 1
The Mera-Maci wedding in Buffalo Wednesday
is a matter of great interest to Omaha people. The
ceremony will take place at Trinity cathedral, Bur.
falo, at 8 o'clock, and will be followed by a recep-
' Hon at the Twentieth Centurv club at 8:30. Fridav ;
. saw a nartial exodus of the Omaha lamilv which is '"
most ifitimately concerned, the party including Mrs; ,
, (..harlea 'Metz, Miss Gertrude Metz, Miss Marion
- Kuhn and the bridegroom, Mr. Philip Frederick
' Metz. Mr. Charles Metz and his nephew, Mr;
Y Charles E, Metz, leave thia evening 'to attend the ,
ceremony. Miss Gertrude Metz will be one of the
..bridesmaids, as will also Miss Marion Kuhn, and '
' Mr. Charles E, Metz will be one of the ushers. Miss,
. Harriet-Mack will be maid of. honor; Mr. William;
- H. Decker, jr., of Buffalo and Mx. Carl Fleischmari
Holmes of Cincinnati, the besTman, and Mr. Samuel '
C, Vail of Chicago and Mr. Thomas. V. Stiflwell of
New York, two of the ushers, are well known to
' Omaha society. , Miss Mack, Mr. Decker, Mr.
Holmes and Mr. Vail weft members of the Ak
' Saf-Ben house, party at the Metz home last fall,
. and Mr. Stillwe(l was a house guest of Mr. Phil
'Metz. last summer. -; ,,,-,,, .-.;-:. ,.'
o After a bridal trip to Japan the young people
i will come to Omaha to live and will make thetr
home for a time with Mx. Metz'a parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Metz. in 'connection with this arrang
inent a pretty little'story is told to the credit of "
Miss Gertrude Metz by her intimate friends.. When 1
the new Metz home was tuilt last summer snecialA
apartments were provided, for both Miss Gertrude '
and Mr. Philio. The voune man's rooms were done
in severe "man style," while the sister's were finished "
in a beautiful Italian blue and fitted with the ap- -pointments
that would be appropriate for a girl.) .;
When 'the question of bringing a bride to the
nome arose it was deemed unntting tnat sne should ,
bel consigned to bachelor's quarters, and so Miss'
Gertrude unselfishly offered to give up her beautiful "
'apartment to the new member of the family. " ., -:
j Rabinranath Tagore's coming on Wednesday to
give a lecture that evening at the Fontenelle is v
another center of interest this Week. Mrs. Ureoef
. the Fine Arts society, Miss Kate A. McHugh of i
the Drama league,- Mrs. Syfert. of the Woman's
club, Superintendent Graff and Dr. Jenkins, who
mfrodiiccs him in the'eve.njng, are the favored few
who have been asked to meet the celebrated Hindu.
Toward the end of the month and continuing .
through February the musical events arranged by
the Tuesday Morning Musical club will. revive ui
interest. Miss Corinne Paulson, pianist, together -
with 'the Flonzaley quartet, will be the attraction J
January 30, with Julia Culp, accompanied by
. Coenraad Bos, February 8, and Leopold Godowskv .
l ebruary 20. i , , .
As usual the commercial and social worlds cele
brate hand-in-hand. This time the occasion lias
been the opening of the new First National bank,
which has caused a gathering of the Kountze family
from New York and Denver and points in between. V
Mrs. .Meredith Nicholson of Indianapolis, formerly
Miss Genie Kountze, will be the occasion of much '
v" entertaining this week. She will be joined on Tues
day by her husband. Monday Mrs. Nicholson is ex-. '
pected to attend the meeting of the Original Mon- :
day Bridg club at the home of Mrs. Osgood T. 1
Eastman, a sister of Mrs. Charles T. Kountze, with ."
whom Mrs. Nicholson is stopping. That evening ,
Judge and Mrs, W. A. Redick are asking for' the
Orpheum and supper at the Fontenelle Messrs. and
Mesdames ' Ward Burgess, Joseph Barker, J. De
' Forrest Richards, J. E. Summers and C. T. Kountze, ;
with Mr. Ben Warren.', Tuesday evening Mr. and
. Mrs Nicholson will be entertained by Dr. and Mrs, J'
'7 .E- Summers; Wednesday evening. Mrs, F. A. "
Nash will have them as her guests; Thursday, Mr,
, and Mrs. Clement Chase are planning an affair fur -them
at the Blackstone. ' . v - v -
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