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THE BEE: OMAHA, SUNDAY, APRIL S, 1921'. in i i Clubdom Omaha Business Woman's Club . J. ,G. Masters will give an illus raica lecture Dflore the Omah ffusmess Woman's club, Tuesday jrvrnnig nm etipjm Denis "My Trip '"uu" me lenowstonr. KJSUiar club dinner at 6.15 at. the Y. W. I. A. Register by Monday evening, ine monthly buhiness meet o wiin reports irom committees WiJi toilow the dinner. Current Topics Department. . inc i.urreiu topics aepartmeiit o the Omaha Woman's club will meet at ine V. W. C. A. Tuesday at J p, m. i lie Bible lesson will be on " The urowth of the C hurch Under IVi nci canuDas, Htn chapter of Acts Current events will be led bv Mrs Mary I. Crrigh. department leader, Jlrj, 11. V. Lehnianii will on "Situation in l'anama." Officers lor the be elected. speak ensuing year will Public Speaking Department: The public speaking department of the Omaha Woman's club will hold its annual business meeting and election of officers Tuesday, 10 a. m., at tne i. W. C. A. A program of readings and stories will be triVen bv M S. F.lfrcd. W. C. Fieiil T .1 m f i Bone and A. P. lohntnn. Music Department Ine music department of the Omaha Woman's club will meet for chorus rehearsal in the Y. W. C. A . auditorium Monday morning at 8.30 o'clock, instead of Wednesday at 2 p. in. Theosophical Lectures. Under the auspices of the Wardall Progressive Theosophists. Miss Isa L bell Jlolbrook of Chicago, national lecturer for the Theosophical society, will give a free cublic Ipri lire in rrtniii 302 Patterson block, Sunday evening i o ociock. suDjcet: Americas Future Plans as Denned in Her signs and Jier .Symbols." 'How Caesar Wrought for Christ,1 wiu ocv me suuject ot a talk given dv miss rtoiorook Monday evening, 302 Patterson block. Meeting Postponed. The district quarterly meeting of me woman s nome Missionary so Ciety of the Methodist Episcopal church scheduled for Monday, April .4, has been postponed until some time in May. Notice of the meeting will appear at a later date, Bride of Saturday p f Jv4 w pi r ivc Choirs Unite In Unique Concert Calendar War Mothera Kensington. The American War Mothers Ken sington clulf will meet Wednesday, 2 p. m., with Mrs. George Parker, 143 Spencer street. The hostess will he assisted by Mesdames Charles Haarmann, Abe Harris. Anna Good and Marie Schmidt. Social Settlement Notes. . Mothers of the Social Settlement district will be entertained at an aft ernoon party Wednesday at the Set tlement house. h The W. I. L. L. club will hold a iocial meeting at the Social Settle ment house 1 hursday. evening. . Business Woman's League Col. T.'W. McCullough will ad dress the Omaha Business and Pro fessional Woman's league at its bi monthly dinner Wednesday evening at f.15 o'clock at Hotel Loyal. Miss Grace Johnson will preside. P. E. O. Luncheon. The Omaha P. E. O. association will meet for luncheon in the south room of the Chamber of Commerce. Saturday, at 12:30 p. m. The annual business meeting and election of officers will be held fol lowing the luncheon. Book Review. Meeting Postponed. The meeting of the book review ection of the Association of Col legiate Alumnae, scheduled for Wed nesday, April 6, has been postponed Until April 20. The name of the hostess will be announced at a later late. The marriage of Miss Emma AJbrielit. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ohn Albright of David City, Neb., and Thomas J. Keogh, son of J. B. eogh of this CttV. was solemnized Salurdav. Anril 2 nr S Marv Morla- lene's church, Rev. Father B. Sinne officiating. The couple will be at home at 4631 Farnam street after April 15. Delphian Society. The Delphian society study circle win meet at the Y. W. C. A., Ties- aay, at ':JU p. m. the subject ot the lesson will be "Social Life in Egypt." Mrs. C. F. Welter will tell of her visit in Egypt. Comis Club. The Comis club will meet foi luncheon at 12:30 o'clock- r1n. day at the home of Mrs. W. A Smith, 1115 South Fortv-first street Ir-li .i . ' j-uiiuwinii ine luncncnn ntlu-pr will be elected for the ensuing year. Citizenship School. Mrs. G. S. Rogers will review the subject "Elections" at the Citizenship siiiuui meeting next fncJay, city hall council chamber, when Mrs. H H Wheeler will lecture. Mrs. Robert Deemer gave the review last Fridav on 'Courts and Their Uses." A play was given at the last mretincr demonstrating the various difficulties which may occur at primary, city and general elections. Effie Steen Kittlesen had direction of the play. Get Acquainted Club. The Get Acauainted elnh meets Sunday evening, 7 o'clock at the First Unitarian church, Thirty-first and Harney streets. Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Dodge will re ceive the guests. The program will include a reading oy Mrs. u w. Shields, a piano solo by Miss Ruth Slama, and a vocal solo by Miss Gertrude Miller, ac companied by Mrs. R. B. Tcdrow. There will be games and com munity singing, followed by refresh ments. All strangers and lonely folk wel come. The club, which is non-sectarian, meets every Sunday evening at the Unitarian church. Missionary Meeting. The annual meeting of the Wom en's Home and Foreign Missionary societies of the Omaha Presbytery will be held in the Westminster Pres byterian church, April 7 and 8. The meeting will open on Thursday af ternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. W. Clyde Smith of Chicago and Mrs. W. T. Larimer of Pittsburgh are among the speakers. Browning, Poet of Evolution, Says Lecturer Mrs. Ida Kruse McFarlane of the Denver university, who spoke before the Delphian society Saturday after noon at the First Presbyterian church on "Robert Browning and His Works," emphasized particularly the poet's penetration into the mean ing ot lite. Mrs. McFarlane said in part: "Browning has been called the poet of evolution. In an aee when men's minds were disturbed and shadowed by the need of adjusting their relig ious Jaith to the disclosures of sci ence, browning s word was always undismayed. He saw the beautiful and the ugly, the noble and the de gradedmore than that, he saw the perplexing intermincline of evil and good, and still saw that life was mov ing toward God. "It was Browning who most clearly set forth that growth is what we may have in this life, and that it is a finer thing than happiness." He thought of evil as something to be transcended, and life as mere "stuff to try the soul's strength on to educe the man." Mrs. McFarlane selected from the Dramatic Lyrics," and from "Para celsus" and "Saul" the issues to reveal her theme. A concert by five choirs will be given at the Auditorium on Satur day next, April 8. The choirs which are directed by Dr. S. Mills Silby. are the following: Cathedral Gallery choir, Cathedral Sanctuary choir, Daughters of Isabella Choral club. Mount St. Marys Glee club, Cathe dral Girls Song club. Each of these choral organizations will contribute ! . i. . . . iwu ui inrcc rumo rs to tne pro gram. The committee in charge says that such an undertaking has not been attempted before in Oma ha. The program will consist of some of the old Irish classic songs ar ranged to modern elaborate settings, the most conspicuous being - "The T.eprehaun," by Granville Bantock. The words tell of an Irish fairy le-l Rend in the wonder age of Ireland. J he song was sung with great suc- ress oy louis Uravure at the last luesaay Musical club concert. Kitty of Colerainc" and "Dear Little Shamrock" and "The T nr.. haun" will be sung by the Cathedral oanery cnoir. The Cathedral choiristers will sing iMCT wen Known jingles bv Dr. Silby, also several humorous unison songs. Mount bt. Marys club will contribute "Peggy" (humorous) and an arrangement of the sextette from the opera "Lucia Di Lammermoor." The Daughters of Isabella Choral club and the Cathedral Girls Song club will make their rst appearance at tins concert. The former will "A Japanese Love Song" and Haste Thee Nymph," while the lat ter will sinar "Mv Mother RM. ( Bind My Hair," 'Haydn, and "Rose Softly Blooming," Sphor. The concert will be followed bv a dance for which a large orchestra has been provided. SUNDAY Old rople' Hnm. Fontanel l Tluula. j lard Sunday. S:30 p. m., Rv. A. li. Hudl i of Trinity Metbodltt chun-U will ounducl th tervli'M. Thoiophlrl I-M-ture Sundty, I p. m., 303 Ptirm!i block, 8vn(enlh ncf 'r nm trecl. Ml bel HolUrouk of Chlrago, prker. Omaha Throaophlra) RorUly Sunday, p. m.. 216 l.flni bulldtnc. 8lxtenth and Capitol ymu. Jan Howen will aprnk on "Home Ilfflcultlea of the Inner Life." (et-Arqualntrd Cluh Sunday, 7 p. m.. 'lrt Vimariun church. Turner boulevard and llarnpy atrelii. Program of music, readings and aainre.. Open to all eiranferi and lonfly folk. Omaha Walklnc flub Sunday, 7:50 a. m., from Webnter etreM atallon, Fifteenth and Webster atrerte. All day outing. Tile walk will be from Calhoun to Florence, along- th River road. Charloa Ctdway, loader. Take Part in Recital Music Department Gives Program Of Interest The music department o! the Omaha Woman's club, under direc tion of Henry G. Cox, will present the following program Thursday evening at 8:15 o'clock in the audi torium of the Y. W. C. A., assisted by Louise Jansen Wylie, soprano; Mrs. Arthur Gutzmer, contralto, and the West sisters' string quartet; Mrs. Madge West Sutohe 11. first- vin. lin; Miss Vivian West, second vio lin; Miss Eloise West, viola, and Miss Belle West, cello. A cantata, "The Sea Fairies," com posed by Mrs. J I. H. A. Beach, Woman's club chorus; soprano so los, Mrs. Wylie; contralto solos. -Mrs. Gutzmer; mezzo soprano solos, Mrs. De Emmett Bradshaw, accom panied by the West sisters' string quartet, and Henry G. Cox at the piano. "Bourree." Handel-Cox. "Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes" (old English), Ponchon, and "Finale' (lively), Hayden, West sisters' quartet. "In Mav." Parker, anrl "Tk IMr. ofr My Beloved," Mabel Daniels, Woman's club chorus; double violin obligato, Evelvn and Elsie R and Mr. Cox at the piano. "Intermezzo," Bazzini: "A Rain Song," Sinigaglia, and "Molly On MONDAY, Red Croaa Canteen, fo. A Monday. 10 a. m., Cunant hotel. BlahoD Vincent Chautauaua Circle Monday. 7:16 p. m.. third floor, court house. Kojal Q. B. C. Club Monday evening, Social Settlement houac, (upper and g-ym-naalum. Mlnne I.uea Chautauqua Clrrle Monday. 2 p. m.. with lira. H. A. Newell, 2863 Now. V.Tt aveuue. Jewlah Womrn'a Welfare Federation Monday. 1:30 p. m., Ljrlo building, Nine teenth and Farnam streets. Iloasevelt Chautauqua Clrrle Monday, 7:30 p. m., with Mra. K. A, Csesecy, 420i South Twenty-second street. Dundee Woman's Patriotic flub Mon day, 1 o'clock luncheon with Mrs. W, J. Culley, 1908 Underwood avenue. Omaha Woman's Club. Mulr Drnartmeni Monday, 8:30 a. m., V. W. C. 4.. au ditorium. Last chorus rehearsal. Omaha Woman's Cluh. Political nrl clal Science Department Monday, 2:30 p. m 1. it. a, Mrs. 11. J. Bailey, leader. Tbeosonhlral Lecture Mnnda.v. K n m 303 Patterson block, Seventeenth and Far- nam streets. .Miss Isabel Holbrook of Chicago, speaker. r. K, U. f 'isterhood. f hunter H H monuay, i;au p. m., with Mrs. A. C. Ner- nees, 25ti6 Manderaon street. Current events led by Mrs. E, H. Jenks. Tennssnn Chautaiiuiia Circle ninnrinv 2 p. m with Mrs. It. F. Curtis. Si "J Iln. derwood avenue. Mesdames j, H. Os borne and P. J. Unlit. lpurlffra. KnMal hour will follow program. Among the more interesting por Musical club Friday evenmgnike.aga tions of the recital to be held by the Junior Musical club Friday evening, April 8, is a violin ami harp group to be given by 'Loren.da, Thclina and Allan Skeen. I helma Skeen is the harpist of mis irio ana Lorenda and Allan are the violinists. The recital is a benefit for the First Central Congregational church and will be held in the chapel of the building. El Club Zaragoza A new club lias been launched in Omaha under the name of 'El Club Zaragoza. It was formed on March 22. with some ten members participating in the organization. The purpose of the club is to promote the study of modern American literature among the Spanish-speaking members of the cluS and to conduct semi-monthly social affairs. The president is Senor Felipe Cue vos and the secretary, Senor Conrado Martinez, both well-known musicians of South Omaha. Jane Bowen is sponsor for the club and members will meet each Tues day evening at the home of Miss Bowen, 2417 Dodge street. The first social affair will be a dance given on Saturday evening, April 9, in room 30' Patterson Block at Seventeenth and Farnam streets. A very elaborate program is be ing arranged for May 5 to celebrate the birthday of General Ignacio Za ragoza, wlio was a famous Mexican general and strategist and for whom ine ciud is named. the Shore," Grainger, West sisters' quartet. "Through the House CiVe fitim. mering Light" (Shakespeare), "The Years at the Snrine" i Browning and "Fairy, Lullaby" (Shakespeare). ivirs. xi. ri. j. fseacn, woman s club chorus. The proceeds of th ennrert im1I oe added to the club building fund OMAHA LINCOLN SIOUX CITY NEW YORK I ICfrrVfOI ttJCipll Discriminatiiig U TT vaii n il I ' IT UllVUll Who is careful to wear tailored clothes to the best advantage recognizes the ultra smart Branlaip SHrawi as superior in style, quality and workmanship to all others. - m ciwfc ttiiu uia.iiictii&xup iu an outers. a-Wl? jjjj? Sold Exclusively by flntf S.E. Corner 16th and Harney Sts. jagg Sold Exclusively by IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT Orkin Brothers announce the taking over of all re maining merchandise from the stock of the Parisian Cloak Co. as well as accepting all mer chandise now in transit or contracted for by the Parisian Cloak Company. All business transactions pending with the Parisian Cloak Co. will be cared for at Orkin Brothers. Watch papers for dates and full particulars of a GIGANTIC SALE We promise values that will send a wave of buying enthusi asm into every home within a buying radius of this store. TUESDAY. loml f hnutatiQiut ( Irrlp Tuesday, t p. in.. V. W. C. A. X T. C. Club Ttiraday evanlng-, regular moetlnr, Lyric building. Alpha Sigma Till Tuffday,, II to 1 p m luncheon, Untveralty cluh. Omaha Bualnraa Wonirn'n Cluh Tun day, 6:16 p. m., T. -W. O. A. V. S. Grant W. R. C Tueaday, 2:30 p. m.. Memorial hall, court home. Phi Delta Thota Tuoaday noon, month ly luncheon and meeting. University club. H. K. I,. I Club Tueaday evening. So- rial Settlement house, supper and dramatic, Omaha HoanUh Cluh Tuesday. 8 n. m.. 310 Patterson block. Seventeenth, and iar- nam streets. Delphian Society Study rircle Tuesday 30 p. m Y. W. C. A. Sublect. "Soelul Llle In Egypt." Dundee Mornlnr ( hatitatinua t'lrrle Tuesday, 9:45 a. m., with Jlis. T. O. Put nam, MP os Izard street. Omaha Woman' Cluh. Current Tonlr-a I'eparimeni Tuesday, 3 p. m., T. YV. V. A. Jiary 1. (.reign, leader. Tuesday Musical' Club Tuesday. J n. 1 Knntenolle hotel. Annual business meeting anu etection ot cincers. South Omaha IVoniuii'i Club, Literature Department Tuesday. 2:30 p. m.. Library nan, rwcnty-inira and Jl street. Omaha Truth Center Tuesday, t p. m., 303 Patterson block, Seventeenth and Far nam streets. Francis J. Gable ot Lincoln will apeak. Omaha Woman's rtub. Public Speaking Department Tuesday, 10 a. m., T. W. C. A., Prof, Edwin TPula, Instructor; Mrs. O. V Krlng, leader. Sojourners' Club of Malva Shrine Tues day afternoon with Mrs. R. J. Robertson, 2301 F street. Ths president, Mrs. H. J. Sickler, will preside. WEDNESDAY. L. O. E. Club Wednesday evening, Elks club rooms. Business meeting. I.a Salle Club Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., Chamber of Commerce, Parlor A. Settlement Mothers' Party Wednesday afternoon, Social Settlement house. S. X. A. P. P. Y. Club Wednesday eve ning, sewing class. Social Settlement House. Alpha Tau Omeno Wednesday. 1J to 1 :30 p. m., luncheon. Chamber of Com merce. (Ian Gordon I .adieu Auxiliary Wednes day, 2 p. m., with Mrs. W. Q. Watson, 3330 Parker street. American War Mothers Kensington Club Wednesday, 3 p. m., with Mrs. Qeorga Parker, 1473 Spencer street. Omaha Business and Professional Wom an's League Wednesday, 6:15 p. ni., Hotel Loyal. Dinner and program. I. E. O. Sisterhood, Chapter B. K. Wednesday, 2 p. m., with Mra John Luis, uu l ark avenue, t ounrii murre. Comis Club Wednesday, l!:Jn o'clock luncheon with Mrs. W. A. Smith. 10 South Forty-first street. Annual election ot officers. , Candle Cluh Wednesday. 7 p. m with .!rs. Grace Wells. 2874 Vane afreet. Social meeting. An Invitation Is eitended to any gin w no may be interested In the organiza tion. , tex ture on Modern History Wednesdsv, 4 p. m., Duchesne rnlleice and Convert of Paired Heart, Thlrly-slxth and Burt streets. The Rev. Alfred Kaufman of (TeigMon university, speaker. The publlo is Invited. lecture Course Wednesdsy, U o'cleck noon. 309 Balrd building, Seventeenth and p.0URlaa streets. Mrs. Effle Steen Kittle Pun will repeal the second of a series of talks on "Psychology and Expression and ths Corelatton of the Arts." 0 p. m., THURSDAY. W. I. L. L. Cluh Thursday, 7: bociat Settlement House, Daughters of Civil War Veterans Thursday, 2 p. m., Memorial hall, court house. Benson Woman's Club Thursday after noon with Mrs. John lilies, 672J Military avenue. Omaha Story Tellers I,eaue Thurs day. 4.1 fi p. in., Omaha publlo library. Mrs, C. W. Pollard, leader. Leavenworth Heights Chautauqua Cir cleThursday, !! p. m., with Mrs. E. R. Redding, 4415 Mayberry avenue. Omaha Woman's Club Concert Thurs day, I p. nv, V. W. r. A. auditorium, un. der auspices of muslo department. 3. V. W. Cluh Thursday, 1 o'clock cov ered dish luncheon at home of Mrs. Earl Sherman, til South Klftv-aecoiW street. Dundee Chautauoua Circle ThursdsY I p m., with Mrs. H. J. Knudsen. 1J0 North Forty-fifth street. Mrs. J. 11. Morton, leader P. K. O. Sisterhood, ( banter T Thur. day. 1 o'clock luncheon with Mrs. M,- F. Funkhousrr, 1S North Knrty-flrat atreet. Buslneas meeting will follow. Omaha Woman's Chih, Parliamentary Department Tliur,lav. 13. SO clock. Prettiest Mile cluh. Luncheon, followsd by kenalngton and card party. Lecture Course for Ttuslima u nn . Thursday. U:I4 p. in. In studio of Mrs. Fffle Steen Kltlelson 90S Rir,i i,.,n,n-. Seventeenth and Pongles streets. ' Mothers' tiulM for ll.,n..l... n , Thursdsy, 5 p. m., memhers will sew dur ing the afternoon at Father Flunaaan's Boys home, 4:06 South Thirteenth street. Iladaasah Thiiri,lv i ii n n. tin Lyrle building. Sonhye Welnsteln. presi dent of .lunlor Tladasssh will she reporC of work that is being done bv Junior unit. Art Talk Thursday. 4 n nv. Omaha pnidle library. Frank O Hale of Hnaton will speak on the "Jewelry Kihlhlt," un der auplres of dniulia Society of Fine Arts. 3 r r. FRIDAY. Federal Art t lull Fridav W. C. A. Phi Kappa Psl Friday noon, luncheon, University club, Round TRble Chautauqua Circle-Friday, 7:14 p. m Y. W. i'. A. George Crook W. R. C Friday, 3 p. m , Memorial hall, court house. BeottUh Rile Woman's Cluh Frldar, J P. ni Scotilsh Itlle cathedral. Tngfcllow Chautauqua 4 Irrle Frldar. 7:30 p. nv, court house, ljia Connell, leader. Omaha Dorcas Cluh Friday. 1 o'clock luncheon with Mrs. Ward B. Smith, 4345 Mayberry avenue. 4ltlienshln School Friday. 3 iv m.. council chamber, city hall. Mrs. II. 11. Wheeler of Lincoln, speaker. Omaha Society of Fin Arts Friday, 4 p. m.. Fnntenelle hotel. Sinclair I.ewla. author of "Main Street" will apeak. Lecture on French Literature Friday, 4 p. m., Duchesne collea-e and convent of Sacrrd Heart. Thlrty-alslh and Burt treets. Tho public la Invited. SATURDAY. Ksnns Slama Cluh of Omaha anil ( nun. cil ltluffs Saturday, j;:30 to i p. ni.. luncheon and meeting;, I'nlverslty club. Omaha Waiklnr Club Saturday. 3 n. m.. end of Albright car line, over Walking; club trail to cabin at Wiley Tolnt. Leader. George T. Morton. P. K. O. Association Saturday, 12:30 p. m.. Chamber of ( ommerce, south room. Luncheon, annual business meeting- and election of officers. 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AND FIN ALL Y a little deft touch here.a Parisian bit of cleverness there a perfection achieved through the Deltor'a "finishing instructions" that makes whatever you are ewing evening gown, sports suit, or a child's little dress seem the unmistakable product of PARIS 1 ALL new Butterick Patternsand only Butterick Patterns are now accompanied by this new "picture-guide". Select the style that best becomes you then find out, by actual experience, the wonderful new ad vantage that the Deltor is to the style, per fection and Economy of the finished frock! for Fashions IviUi the charm of Paris for Money-Saving in the home for Authority in Etiquette for fiction . BUTTERICK Style Leaders of the b)orld
