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THE BEE: OMAHA. SUNDAY. APRIL 17. 1921. 3 R Clubdom Soloist at Concert Chautaqua Notei. Omaha Chautauqua circles will meet for luncheon Friday, 1 p. In., at the Y. W. C A., under the aus pices of the alumnae society, IlaU m the Grove. Following the luncheon Mrs. Florence Steunenberg will give an illustrated lecture on "Music Heard in Birdland," and Mi? Grace Row land will speak on "Early Spanish History." Omaha circles are now studying "Creative Chemistry," by Edwin Slosson, which Dr. Frank Crane says is one of the five best books of the year. Reservations for the luncheon may be made before 4 p. m. Thursday, with Mrs. E. R. Redding, Walnut W. Candy Shower for Old People The Oman Woman's club of the Railway Mail service will give an entertainment and candy shower at the Old People's Home. Fontenelle .boulevard, Wednesday afternoon at 2. o'clock. The program will include piano olos by Daisy Hansen and Audrey Olson; readings. Mrs. John VV. Evans, Margaret Hadlcy. Martha Graham. Mildred Rogers and Billie Matthews; dance numbers,. Audrey ( "orev, Nellie Grant and Edward Grant, and vocal selections, Mrs. lames A. Ovitin. Mrs. O. M. Jones, Hugh Wallace and Frank E. Under work, jr. . Mesdames Arthus DeLonjr. L. V. Firldand R. A. Ross will have charge of the affair. Current Topics Pepartment. The current topics department of the Omaha Woman's club will hold its last mealing of the season Tues tlav at 2 Pf m. at thcY. V. C. A. The Bible lesson will be "Belicfj in the Early Church," chapters 14 r.ns 15 of Acts. Current events .t4 2:30 p. m. Members -are requested to bring their favorite poem or quo tation. . . .Annual and final reports will be made at this meeting. Sixty club members and friends attended the benefit party given by the department at the home of the leader. Mrs. Mary I, Creigh. Tues day afternoon, the proceeds of wnicli amounted to $14.10. 0 A. C. A. Notes. The drama section of the Associa tion of Collegiate Alumnae will meet Saturday 11 a. m., at the home of Mrs. Edgar Scott, 514 South Fifty second street. ' The play, "The Lamplighter,' by Charles Dickens, will be presented, under direction of Miss Mayme Phil pot. The parts will be taken by Mrs H. B. Bergquist and the Misses Elizabeth Shackell, Beulah Adams and Marguerite Walker. The meeting of . the book review section scheduled for Wednesday, April 20, has been postponed until May 4. " John W. Towle to Speak. John W. Towle will speak on "In cidents Connected with the Riot and Their Relations to the Coming City Election" at a meeting of the polit ical and social science department of the Omaha Woman's club Mon day afternoon at 3 o'clock at the Y. W. C A. ' . u The department will hold its an nual election of officers during the business session, which opens at 2:30 p. m. Omaha Walking Club. The Omaha Walking club will meet Sunday afternoon, 3:30 o clock, at the north end of the North Twenty-fourth street car line, east of Miller park. The walk will be east to the Mis souri river, thence north and north east along the east shore line, past the Metropolitan water plant, and into the kills northeast of the water plant, where a camp fire will be, built. Miss Olive Frazer, leader Omaha Businesa Woman's Club Dr. Solon R. Towne. will give an illustrated lecture before the Busi- . wnm,n'a flnK Tuesday even ing, his subject being "Birds, of Umana ana vicinuy. jmis. Stuenenberg will whistle the bird calls. ' " .' '. ,"' Tt,. Mnh tinnr will take mace as usual at 6:15. Registrations must be made by Monday evening. Parliamentary Law Department The parliamentary law department of the Omaha -Woman's club will hold its annual business meeting and election of officers Thursday at 2:30 p. m. at the Y. W. C. A. Plans or next year's work, will be outlined at this meeting. v. - Social Settlement Notes The H. E. L. P. club will enter tain the W. I. L. L. club at Ktd Party" Tuesday evening at the Social Settlement house. The club will meet .- for supper Tuesdays the usual hour. Business Woman's League The Omaha Business and Profes sional Woman's league will meet for dinner Wednesday evening, 6:15 C. R. Cain, jr., will be the speaker for the evening. P. E. O. Notes. r,nr K rf the P. E. O. sister hnnA wilt mppt at the Child Saving institute Thursday, 10 a. m., for an r.ll:day sewing session. tinrof r.rrolr Keniiinston. Crook Woman's ReUef corps will hold an all-day sewing ses- son Tuesday at the cniia saving in stitute. , ' It is "a familiar sight to see women motorcyclists along trie lngnways tn Lngland. - I . . 1 i- i I v XT 'A ,rKSi Calendar One of the features of the next municipal concert to be conducted by the City Concert club will be vocal solos by Mrs. Willard C. Sla baugh. Mrs. Slabaugh, who is so loist at Dundee Presbyterian church, is the possessor of a contralto voice, of excellent range. The coming concert will be hell Monday evening, April 25, at the City auditorium. Mrs'. Slabaugh will sing "Spirit Flower," by Camp bell lipton, and the Kondci oi Spring," by Frank Bibb. She will be accompanied by Mrs. Maynu Vroman. The Fontenelle band, of whicn Capt A. A. Wedemeyer is director, will also appear on this program. : Another number will be the ap pearance of the Phi Rho Sigma or chestra of the University ot WeDras ka Colleee of Medicine. Members of the orchestra include Harry Huff man,' Max Wonders, Andrew Bun- ten, Leonard bwanson. John Kogers, Alan Moritz, Hewitt Judd and Wal ter Judd. They will be assisted by the Phi Rho Sigma quartet, com posed of William Harris, Andrew Federated Glubs Writina- Contest. The Entrlish department of the Island Woman's club recently held a contest in poetry and short storv writintr. The .writings of the contestants, submitted under non de. plumes, were given to an outside committee of judges who selected three in each class showing the most onEin htv and best literary style, Prize winners in the poetry class were Mrs. E. W. Hurst, Miss Dor othy Lynn and Mrs, C E, Brink; Bunten, Harry Huffman and Walter Judd.. SUNDAY Old People' Itomr, KontenclU Boul- vvd SunUy. !:J0 p. m., Rv. U. l. Tropar. uporintendent of llaptlit Mia lon, will ronduot th service. Omah Theoeophlral Society 8unday, t p. m Hi Leflauc building. Sixteenth and Capitol avenue. John T. Kklund will apeak on "Free Will or Destiny." Omaha, Walking Club Sunday, 8:"0 p. m., from north end or North Twnty fourth atreet car line, caat aide of Miller park, to Florence hllla. Ollvo Frazer, '"fiet-AcQaalnted Cluh Sunday. 1 P- rv. First Unitarian church. Turner boulevard and Harney etreete. Program of muaie, readlnga and mm'". Open to all atrangura and lonely folka MONDAY., Red f'roM ( anteen, Co. A Mortday. It a. in., c'onant hotel, liinhon Vincent C'haiilaiiiiuii tlrrle Monday, p. in. third floor court hoUae. Royal Q. B.i C. Club Monday evening. Social Settlement house, aupper and gym nasium. Minna Law Chautauqua Circle Monday, i p. m.. with Mrs. Alfred E. Lindell, 305 Curtis avenue. American Literature Chautauqua Circle Monday. J:St p. m with Mra. V. J. Oreer. 6003 Burt etrcet. Booaerelt Chautauqua Circle Monday, 7:30 p. m., vlth Mrs. V. A. Creasey, 4204 South Twenty-aecpnd afreet. Omaha Woman's Clnb, Political and Social cleiice Department Monday. 2:30 p. m., V. W. C. A. Election of efficers. John W. Towle, speaker. Uuadeo Woman's I'atrlotie Club Mon day. 1 o'clork luncheon at home of Mra. A. V. Dreeher. St. Regis apartments, 61i Si'tith Thlrty-eeventh street. School Forum lecture Coarse Monday, duplicate lectures; 4 p. m.. Chamber of Commerce; S p. rru, council chamber, city hall. Dr. H. B. Alexander will speak on '"Nationalism." " Tennyson Chautauqua Circle Monday, 3 p. m.. with Mra. J. A. Sunderland, 60S North Thirty-eighth street. Lefson, chap ters 1 and 3. "Creative Chemistry," by Edwin Slosson. TUESDAY, Loom 1 4 Chautauqua Circle Tuesday, i p. in.. T. W. t A. Omaha Business Women's Club Tues- dav. 6:15 n. m., V. W. C. A. Alpha Sigma rhl Tuesday, 11 to 1 p. in., luncheon, University club. V. S. Grant Vi. K. C. Tuesday. !:S0 p. m.. Memorial ball, court house. F.l Club Zaragosa Tuesday evening, with Miss Jane Bowen. S417 Dodge street. Benson Woman's' Club Thursday, j 1 o'clock. Frettleat Mile club. Annual luncheon. Omaha Spanish Club Tuesday, p. m., 303 Patterson Block, Seventeenth and Far nam atreets. George Crook W. It. C Tueaday, 10 a. m.. Child Saving institute. All day sewing session, George A. Custer Relief Corps Tuesdsy. afternoon, with Mrs. Margaret JloCruni, 6616 Florence boulevard. Dundee -Morning Chautauqua Circle Tuesday, 9:45. a. m with Mrs. E. A. Bcardsley. 103 South Fiftieth avenue. Alice B. Howard- Chautauqua Circle Tuesday, 1:'iO p. m.. with Miss Grace Rowland, 1103 South Thirty-first street. H. K. L. P. Club Tuesday evening, Social Settlement house, supper followed by "Kid Party" for Vt. I. L. L. club mem bers. Omaha Truth Center Tueaday, S p. m., 302 Patterson Block, Seventeenth and Fa. nftm streets. Francis J. Oable of Lincoln will apeak. Omaha Woman's Club, Current Topics Department Tuesday, 2 p. m., T. W. C. A. Last meeting of year. Mary I. Cielgh, leader. W'jrcho Story Tellers' league Thursday; 4 p. m.. with South Side High School Story Tellers' league. Mrs. Rose Coleman, Miss Edna Durland and Mlaa Agnes Mc Elroy will tell the stories. WEDNESDAY. La Salle Clnb Wednesday. 7:S0 p. m.. Chamber of Commerce, Parlor A. Omaha Woman's Club, R. M. 8. Wed nesday. " p. in.. Old People's Home, Fon tenelle boulevard. Program and candy shower. Comls Club Wednesday. 3 p. in., with Mrs. C M. Barn?, mi Laird street. Alpha Tan Omega Wednesday, II to 1 :3t p. m., luncbeo.i, chamuer ot Com merce. 8. X. A. P. P. T. t lub Wednesday eve ning, sewing class. Social Sc.tlemeut house. 1. K. O. Sisterhood, Chapter 11. K. Wednesday, 3 p. m.. with Mra. C. C Wella, 6014 Izard street. Adah Kensington I'luh Wertn.'Jday. t o'clock luncheon, Masonic temple. Mrs. P. J. Farrtll In charge. Lecture Course Wednesday. 11 o'clock r.oon. In studio of Mrs. Kffie Steen Kltul son. 30 Balrd building, Saveuteenlh and Douglas streets. Omaha Business and Profealonad Wom an's League Wednesday, 6:16 p. m., Uo ttl Loyal. Dinner and program. J, R. Cain, Jr., speaker. ' West Side W. C. T. C Wednesday, 2 p. m with Mrs. Martin Johnson, 12 South Fiftieth street. Topic. "Social Wel fare." Mrs. F. L. Morris will preside, lecture on Modern History Wednesday, I p. m., Duchesne college and Convert of Sacred Heart, Thirty-sixth and Burt streets. The Rev. Alfred Kaufman of Cretghton university, speaker. ,Tho public la Invited. Omaha Woman's Club. Musie Depart ment Wednesday, 2 p. m., Y. W. 0. A. auditorium. Last meeting of year. At 3:30 p. m. a program of pubilo school music will be presented under direction at. tin. Juliette McCuna and Mrs. F. F. Pitts. THURSDAY. W. I. I.. 1.. Club Thursday, 7:30 p. m., Social Settlement house. Dundee Chautauqua Circle Thursday, 2 p. m.,'Wltn Mrs. D. M. Davis, 6110 Under wood avenue. P. E. O. Sisterhood, Chapter E Thurs day, 10 a. m.. Child Saving institute. All day sewing session. Leavenworth Heights Chautauqua Circle Thursday. 2 p. m with Mrs. E. R. Redding, 4416 Mayberry avenue. Omaha Story Tellers' League Thuraday. 4:16 p. m., T. W. C. A. Annual business meeting and election of officers. Omaha .Woman's Clnb. Parlltimentary Law Department Thursday, 3:30 p. m.. Y, W. C. A. Annual business meeting and election ot officers.. , Mothers' Guild for Houieleas Boys Thursday, 2 p. m., members will sew dur ing the afternoon at Father Flanagan's Boys' home, 4206 South Thirteenth street. lecture Course for Businesa Women Thursday, 13:15 p. m., in studio of Mrs. Kfflo Steen Kittclson, $0 lialrd building, Seventeenth and Douglas streets. Art Talk Thursday, 4 p. m., public li brary, under suspices of Omaha Society of Fine Arts. Mrs. Jessie G. Cornish will Kpeak en Ihe "Lithograph Linoleum Block Prints." now on exhibition at Che library. Open to the public. FRIDAY. Federal Art Club Friday, I p. m , T. V. c. A. Thi Kappa Pel Friday noon, luncheon, University club. Koand Table Chantauqua Circle Friday, t:15 p. m., T. W. C A. George Crook W. R. C Friday, 1 p. m., if mortal hall, court house. Ixingtrllow i Chautauqua Circle Friday, 7:30 p. m , . court house, Klla Connell, leader. ' Scottish Bit Woman's Cluh Friday. 2 p. m.. Scottish line cathedral. Hocl.U meeting. - West Omaha Mothers' Culture Club Friday, 3 p. m., with Mrs. K. A. .Me Farlane, 6616 Miami atreet. Cltlseashlp School Friday, S p. m., I'ounril chsmber. city hall. Mrs. It. II. Whseler of Lincoln, speaker. Nebraska Federation Business and Professional Women's Clubs Kxeentlve Hoard Meeting Friday, 7:30 p. m., Hotel Conant. Henry W. 1 .awl in Auxiliary Kensington Friday, 1 a. in., with Mrs. Urare Riovall, ltii South Twenty-sixth street. All day sewing session. lecture on French Literature Frl lay. 4 p. in., Duchrene college and Convent . f Sacred Heart, Thirty-sixth and Burt streets. The pubilo Is Invited. Omaha Woman's Club, Conservation Committee Friday, 10:30 a. m., Trsi.i school. Arbor day celebrstlon. A tree will be plsntnd In memory ot the lata Edna R. Nelson, past president of club. SATURDAY. Nebraska Federation Business and Pro frsslonal Women's Clubs Convention Saturday, 10:30 a. m. Y. M. c. a. i.uncn- enn. 13:30. Afternoon session, 3 p. m. Banquet, C;!0 p. in., T. W. 0, A. Kappa Sigma Cluh of Omaha and Coun cil Itluffs .Saturday, 13:H0 tn 1 p. m., luncheon and mealing. University club. Omaha Walking Club Saturday, 2 p. m., end of A Hint In car Hue over Wall(ln club trial to onhln at Wiley Point. Leader, Miss Klcanor Hamilton. PI Beta Phi Alumnae Cluh Saturdav, lt:30 o'clock luncheon wltfk Ufa. Aldii Johnaon, 3707 Lincoln boulevard. Founders Da) a celebration, A. C. A. Drama Section Sat iirdav, 11 a. m., with Mra. i:dgar Mcott, i)14 r-ou'li Flfty-aecond street. The play, 'Tun l amplighter," by Charles Dickens, will ho glTon under direction ot Miss Ma) me l'h I loot. Omaha Chautauqua ' Circles Friday, 1 o'clock luncheon. Y. W. t". A . undor au spices of alumnae association, "Hull lit the drove." Beacrvattona may ho marln before 4 p. m., Thuraday, with Mr. K. K, Holding, Walnut 1431. -1 11 Twenty-Five percent Discount on DIAMONDS With a known reputation for low pricings on our dia mond stock, we take pleasure in announcing a twenty-five per cent discount on diamonds during the month of April. EXQUISITE ENGAGEMENT RINGS RARELY BEAUTIFUL DIAMONDS MOUNTED IN PLATI- NUM. DAINTY GIFT RINGS FOR THE GIRL GRADUATE. Platinum and Diamond Ring. A Henrickson special Established" 188Z John Henrickson JEWELER leth at c.pitoi $150 ;i!!lili!lJi.i!l'!l:!lulni:!:i!liij:l;il'l'iiiiH:!!'4i:ii::iilHlun:,i:ii::tM! iiini'!l"i:'ii!i'itM;ii.i:l:'!:ii:iiii Girls' Community Service League 0 Sunday Open house. All young girls and men invited. Music and games.; wamm ciud, nosiess. Monday Cluga club supper. 6:30. Gymnasium class 7:30. Mrs. Charles Musselman, leader. Volley ball, 7:30, Miss Polly Ryno, coach. Tuesday Lafayette club supper. 30. Basket ball practice, 5:30-6:30. Dramatic art class, 7:30, Miss .Ethel Mullholland, instructor. ... Wednesday Wamm and K. K. K. club supper, 6:30. Social dancing class, 7:30-8:30. Dance, 8:30-11:30. Thursday Open house for club members and friends. Short : pro gram and games. Friday D. T. A. club supper, 6:30. Mrs. H. H. Wheeler of Lincoln will speak at 7 p. m., on "Citizenship." Gymnasium class at 7:30. Miss Kath erine Karrick, leader. Saturday Week-end social dance, 8:30-11. D. T. A. club, hostess. The United Textile Workers of America have lost about 25 per cent of their women members. Phoenix Hosiery The name "Phoenix" has a clear, precise meaning, to people who' are particular in ihciv selection of hosiery, and that is QUALITY! The name, PRAY, likewise has a meaning, and that is "SERVICE" for our assort ment of Phoenix Hosiery is always com-, plcte. Men'i, .. 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