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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1921)
THE ' BEE: OMAHA. MARCH 1921. Clubdom Omaha Story Tellers. The Omaha Story Tellers league will meet Thursday afternoon, 4:15 oVlqckTat the Y. V. C. A. The itonW will be told by Mrs. William II. Dox, Miss Eloisc Hillis and MissKate Wins jade. Music Department. The music department of the Omaha Woman's club will hold its regular weekly rehearsal, Wednes day. 2 p. m.. at the V. W. C. A. auditorium, under the direction of Henry Cox. Mrs. W. E. Shafcr, leader, re guests that every member tof the chorus be present for the remaining "rehearsals. A complimentary luncheon will he given following . the rehearsal Wednesday. Tickets for the coticcrt lo be held Thursday evening, ApW 7, at the Y, W. C. A. may be procured from chorus "members at Pattons Music Store, or the Y. W. C. A. office. Business Woman's League. The Omaha business antf Pro fessional Woman's league will meet iTr dinner at Hotel Loyal Wednes day evening at 6:15 o'clock. , II. E. Moss, secretary of the Ne- hraska Chamber of Commerce, will -peak on "The Nation's Wheel of Progress." Mrs. J. C. Baldwin will be toast mistrcaS. Omaha Walking Club. The Omaha Walking club will meet Sunday afternoon. 3 o'clock, at Pearl street and Broadway, Council Bluffs. At this point Members will take 3 o'clock street car for School for the Deaf. The walk wilt be south from the school, then swing ing around and entering Fairmont park from the south. Miss Irma Oross, leader. . ' Saturday afternoon members will nd " line at 3 o'clock. The walk will be through Foutenelle Forest Re serve to the club cabin at Wiley Point. Miss Harriet Mueller, leader. Omaha Woman's Club R. M. S. The Omaha Woman's-club Of the Railway Mail Service will hold its annual business meeting and elec tion of officers Wednesday, 2:30 p. "hi., with Mrs. R. L. Frantz, 1340 South Thirtieth avenue. Mrs.yJ. B. Archer will have charge of the pro gram. ... N Mrs. J. G. Hart, the retiring pres ident, has served two years and is ot eligible for re-election. A. C. A. Notes. The general meeting of the As sociation of Collegiate Alumnae will be held Saturday, 12:15 o'clock at the Chamber of Commerce. Following the luncheon and busi ness meeting Bishop Nicholai of Serbia will speak on "Conditions in Serbia." The book review section of the . A. C. A. will meet Wednesday after noon, 4 o'clock at the home of Mrs. L. S. Overpeck, 2961 Harris street. Miss Jeanette McDonald will re view "White Shadows in the South Seas," by Frederick O'Brien. 1 i Women Voters' Committee. The Women Voters' nonpartisan committee will meet Thursday after- noon at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. John Haxthausen, 3419 North Twenty-eighth street. A talk will be given by Mrs. George Covell. ' Motion Picture. On Monday evening at the First Central Congregational church, 36th and Harney, stereopticon views and motion pictures on the reclamation of the waste places of America will be given by George II. Payne. The majority of views are of work now They were four little girls In "Pom-Pom" costumes. . It was at the carnival staged for visiting merchants' at the Auditorium Wednesday night. - - They were pretty girls, gay and happy, and their unique costumes quickly roused the interest and curiosity of the merchants. Embroidered on the costumes of the four girls was one letter. That was the puzzler. 1 But finally the girls disclosed their little scheme. They lined up in quartet fashion and the four letters were seen to spell the word "Advo." Historical Ipr. 1 .TTOnmi :: Miss Maurine Richardson, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs1. Walter W. Richardson, is among the students at Central High school who have written a history pageant commem orating the tercentenary of the land ing of the Pilgrims. The court scene is the work of Miss Richard son. ' . The other young authors are: Elizabeth Patton, Rose Murray, in progress at Aberdeen. S. D. The affair is under the auspices of the south Dundee Woman s division of the church. Miller Park Mothers. Miller Fark Mothers' circle will meet Wednesday, 3 p. m., at the school auditorium. Black Beauty Coming. "Black Beauty," a motion picture taken from the story of "Black Beauty," will be shown at the Bran- dcis theater the, week of March 20, under the auspices of the Humane society. The" net proceeds will, be used by the society to build a shelter for horses, dogs and other stray animals. Those who are familiar with the story of "Black Beauty"-will be de lighted with the picture, which has been meeting with great success in other cities, according to those in charge here. ' ' , Food Sale. The March division of the First Methodist Aid society Will conduct a food and fancy work sale at the - . . ' ; Pageant Helen Ilawcs, Ruth Armstrong, Gladys Reeves, Carmilitav Gorman, Miriam . Wisner, Carrol Gictzen, Evans Allen, James Bradley and MelvillexWatr. The pageant will be presented at the high school auditorium the after noon and evening of Friday, March 18. Mary Drake will appear as Col umbia and Isabel Evans as the Pil grim Spirirr Table Supply company Saturday, iviarcii iv, pairs, cnartcs a. uoss win Ka in rhiir'frA Artifice will ha c-,1.1 on a20 per cent commission for any one in tne city. Literature Department. The literature department of the Omaha Wnman'e rrlnl-i will U0t Tuesday afternoon, 2:30 p. m. at the . r si . I. VV. . J. ' Miss Jessie Towne, dean of women at. Central High school, will speak Roll call will be answered by Flag Day quotations. . ; Candle Club JJunday Program. The Girls' Candle club will present the following program Sunday after noon at 2:45 o'clock in room 302 Par tcrson block, Seventeenth and Far nam streets; address Rev. C. E. Cob bey; violin solo, Will Hetherington; piano selection, Miss Helen Searson; vocal number, Miss Lena Hull. Tea will be served during the so cial hour, following the program. Aij invitation is extended to all young women in the city. Woman's Club to Elect Officers Monday Tlie Omaha Woman's club will hold ks annual election of officers Monday afternoon, 2:45 o'clock at the Y. W. C. A. The chairman of the nomination committee will nresent its candidates and nominations may also be made from the floor. The tellers will be: Mrs. H. C. Sumnev. chairman; and Mesdames C A. Sherwdod. W. H. Sleeper Jr., A. J. Sampson, J. O. Wentworth, B. F. Taylor, Lee Edwards, H. E. Cotton, Wayne Halbrook, A. A. De Larme, J. W. Hanberry, E. C. Hath away. Merritt Warren, Floyd King and Paul Springer. Officers, who have served two terms, and are not eligible for re election are: Mrs. Chas L.,Henipcl, president; Mrs. Harriet MacMHir phy, first vice president; Mrs. John O. Yeiser, chairman of courtesies committee; and Mrs. Burt Fowler, chairman of house and home. Get Acquainted Club Benefit Party The Get Acquainted .club will give a benefit party Wednesday eve ning, 8 o'clock, at the First Uni tarian church. Thirty-first and Har ney streets, the proceeds of which will be donated to the furfd for starving children of Ltirope. An invitation is extended to the public. I lie club will meet ljunday eve ning, March 13, at 7 o'clock, at the rirst unitarian church. Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Hollistcr will be host and hostess, assisted by Miss Celia Cnase. There will be games and a pro gram, followed by community sing ing. Refreshments will also be served. The program will include a violin solo by Archie Baley, accompanied by Miss Irene Tauchcn; a reading by Miss Helen Sailing of the Misncr School of the Spoken Word, and a vocal solo by Miss Jewel Tucker. . All lonely men and womert in the city are welcome. The club has an Average attendance of more than 200. : . National Officer Speaks r On Proportional Rep resentation. s Dr. George W. Hallett of Phila delphia, assistant secretary-of the American League for Proportional Representation, will speak before the Omaha branch of tile league Friday evening, 8 o'clock, in the council chamber, city hall. Dr. Hallett, who is touring the country in the interest of the leaeuc. s on his way to Sacramento, Calif., where the method has been adopted to aid in the counting of ballots. The meeting is open to the pub lic. f. Prof. Olerich Gives Lecture. The women 'voters' nonpartisan 'mimittee will present Prof. Henry Olerich in a lecture on "Glimpses of Past, present and Future," at Labor temple Sunday evening, March 13, t 8 o'clock. ' Mrs. John Storms will exhibit and xplain . Prof. Olerich's charts, and ill also give vocal numbers. .The lecture is open to the public. Social Settlement Notes. The Royal Q. B. C. club will en tertain at a St. Patrick's dinner Mon day evening at the Social Settlement house. The dinner will be followed by gymnasium class work. Immediately the visiting merchants knew them. They were McCord-Brady girls, Advo being the trademark of the McCord-Brady company. During the dancing the girls carefully maintained their grouping and several times joined in their yell: 1 "Hear us giggle see us smile. "We are happy all the while. "You don't know us? Well, how come? 1 "We'rjp the Advo girls, by' gum." and tos Smith"65 Florcnce ThomPsen Josephine Connelly, Effie Johannessen Federated Club Notes Woman's Civics Club. Mrs. C. J, Stevens was re-elected president of the Woman's Civic club I of Ansley, Neb., at the annual busi jness meeting held at her home Tues jday afternoon. Other officers chosen niciucie Airs. u. ji. oraascn, nrsi vice prescient; Mrs. Charles Harris, sec ond vice president; Mrs. H. L. Fow ler, recording secretary; Mrs. D. W. Thomson, corresponding secretary: Mrs. II. Sehmid, sr., treasurer, and Mrs. J. D. Knapp, critic. Mrs. C. H. Braach was elected del eaate fb the convention of the Sixth district. X. F. V. C, to be held at Bayard May 10, 11 and 12. Ingleside Club. The Ingleside Woman's club of David City held its annual) business meeting at the home of Mrs. J. L. Ready Monday afternoon and elected the following officer for the ensuing year: Mrs. J. 1. Minds, president; Mrs. R. B. hweenic, vice president; Mrs. F. M. Dee. recording secretary; Mrs. J. L. Ready, corresponding secretary and treasurer. Mrs. T. I. Hinds and B. r. biting were elected delegates to the conven tion of the Fourth district, N. v. . C, which meets at Crete A-pril 19 artd 20. The alternates are Mrs. J. G. Ross and Mrs. F. M. Dee. At the meeting Monday the club endorsed the motion picture censor ship bill. Twentieth Century Club. The Twentieth Century Woman's club of North Platte elected the fol lowing officers for the ensuing year at the. general meeting Tuesday afternoon: Mrs. W. C. Shelver, president; Mrs. M. E. Scott, vicf president; Mrs. Fred Rector, re cording secretary: Mrs. W. A. Skin ner, treasurer; and Mrs. V."E. Starr, press correspondent. Delegates to the convention of the sixth district, X. F. W. C, to be held at Bayard May 10, 11 and 12 are Mrs. Fred Rector and Mrs. Wil son Tout. The alternates are Mrs. R. F. Cotterclkand Mrs. Ollie Salis- bur'. . ... A committee was appointed to co operate with the Parent Teachers' associations for the purpose of in vestigating conditions in schools to safe .guard against fires. . At the request of Mrs. Befta Brown of Chappel, Neb., district chairman of conversation, the club decided to give at least one bird program each year, arid to plant more trees. Omaha-Business Woman's Club Celebrates St'. Patrick's Day. ' Miss Etta May Young is chairman of the committee on arrangements for the St. Patrick s day party to be given at the Y. W. C. A. Tuesday evening. The club will meet for dinner it 6:15 as usual, following which a short program will be given m the -auditorium ot central building. Members will then adjourn to the gymnasium where the remainder of the evening will be spent in games and dancing. s Home Economics and So cial Science Hold Luncheon. The home economics department of the Omaha Woman's club will meet Thursday morning at 11 o'clock at the Y. W. C. A. Following the business hour the deoartrnent will loin the oohtical and social science department at a buffet luncheon, after which a demon stration of Mazola will be given by a representative of a local concern. Weekly Club Calendar SUNDAY Omh WnlMnr Huh Sunrtny. S p. m., from Parl nnrt Hrodway treol, Coun cil Bluff. lnn Oroan, trader. ' Woman Voter' MoniMirtlMn ComniltU Sundav, 8 p. m.. -Labor trniple. Prof. llnnry Olerich. apeaker. Open to the pub- "e- . Candle Tluh Sunday, 2:4& p. m.. clift rooma. SOS Patteraon block. Seventeenth and Karnara atreeta. Borain followed by aocliU' hour. Omaha TheoeophlraJ Rorlety Sunday, S p. m., 51S I.etlani building. Slxtrruth atrert and Capitol avenue. Mra. O. 6. Fox worthy will apeak on "Spirituality and Payclilam." Old People' Home, Fontenelle Huule vard Sunday, l:J0 p. m., Rev. K. le Krerse of Lutheran church. Twenty-fourth Btret and Larlmora avenue, will conduit the aervlce. Oet Arqualntead Chin Sunday. 7 p. m., I'Nltarlan church, Thlrty-flrat end Harnry atreeta. Social hour followed by proa-ram of mualc and reaiiiimn. O) en to all atrancra and lonely men and womm. Art Exhibit Sunday, S to p. m.; work daya. a. m. to S:30 p. m. Monday and Saturday rvenlnga, 7 to t o'clock, Omaha public library. Exhibit of pa'.ut Irna, under auaplcea of Omaha Society of Fine Arte. ( MONDAY ' Red f'roaa Canteen Co. A .Monday, 10 a. m.. Conaot hotel. ItUliop Vincent Chautauqua Circle Monday, 7:15 p. ni., third floor, court house. Royal Q. R. C. Club Monday evening. Social Settlement house, aupper and gym itanlum. Rowtevelt Chautauqua Circle Monday. 7:30 p. m., with Mrs. F A. Crossey, 4204 South Twenty-aecond atreet. Mlnne Luna Chautauqua Circle Monday, 2 p. m., with Mrs. R. A. Newell, 263 Newtort avenue. Mrs. Newell, leader. Omaha Wonian'a Club Monday, 2:45 p. m.. Y. W. O. A. auditorium. Annual bus iness meeting and election ot offieerB. Omaha ijoolety of Fine Art-rMonday. 4 p. m.. Fonteneje hotel. Gillicrt K. Chesterton, Kngllsh author and lecturer, will speak on "The Ignorance of Educa ted." School l'orum Lecture Course Monday, duplicate lectures, 4 p. m., Chamber of Commerce, 8 . m.. council chamber, city hali. Dr. H. B. Alexander will apeak ou "The Croat'on of Wealth." t TUESDAY I. oohiIn Chniitauqua Circle Tuesday, 1 l ni., Y.W. C. A. Omaha Ituslnesa Wonien'a Cluh Tues day. C:15 i-. ni., T. vr, C. A. Alpha KlKinutrhi Tuesday, 12 'to 1 p. m., lunc.noii, b'nlverslty club. V. 8. Grant W, R. C Tuesday. 2:30 p. m Memorial hall, court house. II. T. 1. P. .Club Tuesday evening. Se rial Settlement house, aupper and dra matic, I i Omuha f panlih Club Tuesday, 1 p. m., 3li rulciron block, Keventeen'n am'. Far n.im atrictj. Dundee Morning Circle Tuesday, t:il a. m with Mrs. A. B. Tebbena, 6023 Dav enport street. Woodmen Circle Federation Tuesday, t p. m., W. O. W. building, fourth floor. Special meeting. American Literature Chautauqua Circle Tuesday. 1:30 p. m., with Mrs. II. C. Parker. 6007 Burt Htrcet. Omaha Woman'a Club, Literature De partments Tifesday. 2:30 p. m. T. W. CJ A. Miss Jessie Tuwne, speaker. OiiiKha Truth Center Tuesday,. 5 p. in.. 312 Patterson block, Seventeenth and Faruam atreetsy Francis J. Gabla of Lin coln will speak. Omaha Woman's Club, l'llhlie Speaking Depart mrnt Tuesday, 10 a. m., i. C. A Prof. Edwin Puis, Instructor, O. Y. Kring, leader. Mrs. WEDNESDAY Miller Tark Mothers' Circle Wednesday, 3 p. m.. school auditorium. Omaha Woman's Club, R. M. 8. Wcd neartay, :30 p. m., with Mrs. R. L. The Change of Season a OLD MOTHER NATURE with her constantly cnanging moods lier snow, her rain, her clouds and sunshine changes now to the grandest tim of all SPRINGTIME and as Nature changes so do we also change from the rai ments of .Winter to the new and freeh garments that typify the warmer season. ON MONDAY, MARCH 14TH We extend to you a most cordial invitation to view a broad variety of distinctive clothes developed in rich new materials for women, misses, juniors and children. THE NEWER Suits, foats, Wraps, Capes, Frocks, Gowns, Furs, Skirts, Blouses, , Millinery, Lingerie ANDN ADDITION' Desirable Fabrics of Silk, Cotton and Wool. Hosiery, Gloves, Shoes, Laces, Linens, Ribbons, Trimmings and ' other accessories. i . n j . . .. i. - Frantc, 1S40 South Tlilrtlith avemn An niiiil business meeting and election of of ficers. I Malle Club Wedne.ilay, 7:"0 p. m., Chamber of Cumnieico. Parlor A. . X. A. F. P. V. Club Wednesday evening, sewing clasa. Social Settlement house. Alpha Tau Omega Wednesday. 11 to 1:30 p. m., luncheon. Chamber of Com merce. Dundee Woman'a Club Wednesday, 2 p. m., with Mis. Ucoiiie Ktlgerly, 6110 Cuming afreet. A. C. A. Hook Review Section Wed neHday, 4 p. in., with Mrs. L. S. Overpeck, :9tl Harris street. ' P. K. O. Nlsterliood, Chapter B. K. Weiinesdav, 2 p. in. with itrs, ,T. C. Weeth, M S 1 7 Wirt street. tlmnlia Illiniums and Professional Wom an'a Lengiie Wcdnesiluy. 6:16 p. m., Hotel Loyal, dinner and program. Omaha Woman' Club, Mimic Depart ment Wednesday, 2 p. m., Y, W. C. A. auditorium. Chorus rehearsal. Mu Sigma Wednesday, ::!( a. m . with Mra, I. W. Carpenter, 3i"t Lafayette avenue. Mrs. Ceorae Barker, leader. Oet Arqiinlted Club Wednesday, p. m.. First Unitarian church, Thlrty-flrat and Harney streets. Benefit party. Pro ceeds to he given to fund for atarvlng children of Europe. l.eeliire on Modern History Wednesday. 4 p. m. Puchesne college and Convent of .Sacred Heart, Thirty-sixth and Burt streets. The Kev. Alfred1 Kaufman of Creluliton university, speaker. The pub lic Is Invited. Lecture Course Wednesday. 12 o'clock noon. 309 Bulnl building. Seventeenth and Douglas streets. Mrs. Kffie Kteen Kittle son will repeat the first of a series of talks on "Psychology of Expression and the Correlation of the Arts. THURSDAY J. F. W. Chili Thursday sflenioon with Mrs. Herbert Totter, 3419 Davenport street. 4) nut ha Story Tellers' League Thursday. 4:13 p. in., y. W. C. A. Miss Elolse mills, leader. W. I. L. L. Club Thursday, 7:30 p. m sowing and dramatio art. SoclaJ Settle ment house. Omaha 'Woman's Club, Aat Department Thursday, 2:15 p. m.. Y. Vt. C. A. Mra. Avery Lancaster, lender. Leavenworth Heights Chautauqua Circle Thursday, I' p. in., with Mrs. Joseph II. Jullclier, 4 42," llHrkcr avenue. French Club Thursday, 10 a. m. Mem bers will . meet at thft Child Saving in stitute for an all-day sewing session. Woman Voters' Nonpartisan Committee Thursday, 2 p. m , with Mra. John Haxthusen. 8419 Twenty-eighth street Mrs. Ooorge Covell, Bpcaker. Omaha Woman' Club, Home Kcononite Department Thursday, II a. m., Y. W. C. A., business meeting, followed by. buf Confirmation Gifts CONFIRMATION time affords an opportunity for presenting gifta of appealing sentiment. Watches for the year of young manhood or the adorn ment of girlish loveliness. Indestructible pearls to clasp round dainty throat. Scarf pins; gold and silver rosaries. A guaranteed watch, $25.00 Whit gold diamond ring, $27.50 John Henrickson, Jeweler - Established 18S2 f fet luncheon and (demonstration ei angola. 1". F. O. Wsterltood, Chapter K ThTJ- da. 1 o'clock luncheon with Mr. R. H. Zacharv, t.otl South Thirty-third street. Mr. Harold Thomas, assistant hostess. Mothers' tltilld for Homeless Hoy Thursday, t p. in., member will dur lug tho afternoon at Father Flanagan'a Hoys' home, 4:06 South Thirteenth itreet. The llmik Club Thursday afternoon with Mra Harold Kvarts, 4S0 Capitol avenue. Mrs. VI. F. Sylvester will re view "The Age of Innocence." by Edith Wharton. tlmnhn Wonian'a Club, Tollllcal anil So rliil Science Department Thursday, 13 o'clock, noon, T. W. C. A. Joint meeting with home economics department, fluf fet luncheon, followed by demonstration of uiH.i'la. FRIDAY T'edernl Art Club Friday, S p. m., T, W. C. A. Vlil Kuppa INI Friday noon, luncheon, I'liiverslty club Hound Table 4 liiiiiliiiniiia Circle Friday, 7:li p. m., Y. W. C. A. Longfellow Chautauqua Circle Frldav, 7::ui p. ni., court house, Klla L'unnoll, leader. Cltlxenship Wclninl - Friday, 3 p. m , council chamber, city Hull. Mrs. If. 11. Wheeler of Lincoln, spenlier. Lowe Aenuo Fresbyterlaii Mmiiau'a Ml alonarv Society Friday, p. m., with Mra. AV. W. CarmlcliMol, 3IM5 California street. Topic, "Japan." Lecture on American History Friday. 4 p. in., Huclienie college atnl Convent of the Sacred Heart. Thlrt y-sl xi h and Hurt streets. The public la invited. Fplscopal Woman's Auxiliary-Friday, 2:80 p. in., Trinity cathedral parih house St. Jtarnahas brunch will h;UR churns of the pretflam. Speakers, M,-Mlitinea T. L. Klngwalt, Clinton Miller and Uoorga C. Snillli. Oniiihn Hrnnch of Anierlcan League for Proportional Reiireaentatlon Friday, 1 p. jii., council cluimhei-. city hall. Dr. Ooorge W. Hallett of Philadelphia, na tional assistant secretary of the league, will explain the method of h.-illting by pro portional representation. The ujeetlng la open to the public. SATURDAY Omaha P. K. O. Association Saturday, 1 2 : :i0 p. m. luncheon, aouth room, Chamber of Commerce. . Kappa Sigma Club of Oniuha and Coun cil llluffa Saturday, l!:3o tn 2 p. m , luncheon and mooting. University club. 1 A. C. A. General Meeting Saturday, 12:15 p. m., Chamber of Commerce. Luncheon, business meeting and program. League of the Round Table. Heta Chap terSaturday, 1 o'clock luncheon at th home of Sirs. T Benedict, 113 North Thirty-first avenueN Omaha Walking Club Saturday, I . m., end of Albright car line, over Walk ing elub trail to cabin at Wiley Point... Leader, Harriet Mueller. - I r 16th at Capitol V7
