Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 12, 1915, Page 23

NEW PRESIDENT U. 8. GRANT CORPS, W. R, C What Women Are Doing in the World ,' The philosophy and ethics. department will furnish the program for the cpa | day of the Omaha Woman's clud tomor- | row. Mrs S. A 1a tender of the | department The will Dr. Dr. Winifred Hyde, who is assistant p#o- | fessor of philisophy at the Universiiy of Nebraska. Dr. Hyde is a graduate of the Nebraska universty. She studi:d also | at Bryn Miwr, Cornell, ani ater w nt | abroad on n fellowship wen by competi- tion from the Woman's Bducati>nal as- | soclation of Poston and stu’fed at Jena | university. She tcok her egree of Ph. D. | under the Germast philosopher Rudolph | Collin speaker be Fucken rnd was about the fourth woman to take a degree thege ard tie thirl o take it with Tonsrs. She is a pers nal friend of Mrs. R. C. Manley, the assistant leadér of the derartment of p'io ophy and ethics Dr, Hyde has chosen Radolph Eucken whom she spenks of s an Insp'ring man, | a8 the subject of her addres: : dent at Jena she had unusual opportunity . to khow him personally, afso his lamll,\'.' RNERNART Rudolph Eucken was one of the leaders | M. J M Bliaferro | in the revolt in Germany aga'ns: (he | tendency to treat man and life from t e — point of vlew solely of the physi al n- will give an entertainment December 17 terests and emphrsized the spirNual 13- {and the Mothers' club is planning one for terests. the next semester. fifty | He won the were present in 1903, In 1017 feasor at Harvard and ‘n 194 a® the Uil | versity of Tokio and Kioto, Japan. A8 o stu Over members Mo'el pri-e f r literaturs | he was e ¢ an‘e pro- | bt Mra, Claire Goddard will be hostesa for ithe J. F. W, club Thursday afternoon. Some of his work; are “Fun-amental | Mra. B. H. Weir will read a paper on| Concepts of Modern Phil :rophic | “Children of Various Great Men Thought,” “The Problem cf Human Lite | a8 Viewed by the Great Tainkers," “Life's | Basls and Life's Idesl,” “Main Currents - of Modern Thought,” and “Can We S.ii| | "°°" at Prairie Park Be Christians?" A mass meeting for national consti- Miss Annette Evans will give two p'ano | tutional prohibition is called for (this eolos, ‘“The Fourth Parcarolle,”” by L-mmmm at 8 o'clock In the First Pres-| Goddard, and ‘Canzonetta” by Liszt. In | byterlan church, South Side. Elmer .| honor of Dr. Hyde, the pYilyscphy a 4 ' Thomas will give the principal addressd Ethies department will have a lunchesn [and there will ‘be a number of other| at the Hotel Loyal at 12:30 o'clock Mon- | speakers. Mrs. Willlam Berry, presi- day. Club members should make reserva- | dent of the South. Bide Woman's Chris-| tlons to (the leader), Mra. 8. A. Coll'ns by | tlan Temperance union, is In charge of Sunday evening. ! the meeting. Garfleld circle, Ladies of the Grand The Prairle Park Needlecraft club will bold its regular meeting Tuesday after- Park club house. | i Mrs, Zora D. Clark was olected presi- | e, dent of the Scottieh Rite Woman's club | Army of the Republic, elected of 1-ers | e Moowiely Titte, Nocne s, ol last' Thursday night an follows: P.al- |8t & wmecunt REC Cf ¥ dent, Mra. Clara Fields; senfor vice pres- ‘m'lm: '::"Iye“rlmr‘_‘tp hm M tdent, Mra. Julia Frady: junior vice pres- | WAL SRR E L0 L5 1 Nr, . . l:::l‘ A‘,‘.z: A‘:::“::r:‘ mc::;:;“n:“':l"‘_:' Patton treasurer. This club was organ- | X : 2 h 3 Ized only a year ago. L. Johnson: treasurer, Carrie L. Vroo—| mTne annual reports showed that in its man; guard, Hattle Huntoon, brief year of existence the organisation has handled between $3,000 and $4,000. ot this, $1,60 was raised and expended in circlg will meot With Mrs, W. E Rhodes, | purchasing silver, linens and china for 4419 Casn street, Mpnday at 2:3 o'clock. | the cathedral. Roll “response will, be quotations | There (will be no more meetings this frons Whlttier. Mg, W. C. Lyle will gon- | month, the next one being scheduled for duct the o A history amd |the second ¥riday in January. Tewd in’ the Tefnyson chapter of the Chautauqua ' A Christmas treq for the kindergartners will be arpanged by the Monmouth Park | Mothers' club and the teachers of the echool at a meeting to be held at the school Tuesday afternon at 2 o'clock. The “'tree will be decorated for the children | ¥riday afternoon, the last day befors the P départment of tha on “Legumes” Thu 4 need ook «phit @Y Jewell, ma beal ¥ Whoeler of Lingoln, who 0 » the state -uum.rfi be "hlm order o take & needed vest, 1a how lo- departnfent frayd | oated In New York, where she will re- o a Cheiwanas box | UL ber of months. Bhe and her i m'm":*" ®F Which Mra. | s are keeping house there with one = :”' 90 Maxwell, Neb., ds prea®- | o poip sons, who 18 '8 prastieing attorney & Sownsand Ja chatrman |, Noy York: ¥ o the which arranged for (h's Christmas bounts, ' ] ; s P { | o Towa suffragists @iways have been | | the Woman's club of the Rallway Mra. Agor will be assisted by Mrs.. Haydn " ing being aohedulid for Januamy.b. v THE OMAHA be quotations from ‘‘Foundation Stcnes on Reverence and Respect:” paper, “The Lack of Reverence in American Children and the Reason,” by Mrs. C. A. McKen zie; wtory, “First Xmas Tree" by Mrs A. L. Bigford; paper, “The Fascinating Story of Ant Life,” by Mrs. F. A, Miller The Women's Christlan Temperance union of Benson will meet Friday after noon at the home of . K. C. Fuller, This meeting was postponed two weeks @go in order to plan the Christmas char- itable work The Bénson Women's club meets Thurs day afternoon at the home of Mrs, J. H | Vick. The topic drifts from “Religions™ ‘Ifl that of “Socialism Mrs. John Spee | dle will lead. Three japers will be read | on “Origin and Growth of Socialistic | Tdeas,” Y Mrs. J. V. Starrett; “Lives of | Orest ‘Modern Soclalists,” by Mrs. J. N | Horton, and “A Contrast of the Teach | ing® of Socialism witn that of Anarch-| 16m,” by Mrs. R. Beasley. These papers wiil be followed by a general discussion Roll call response will be current events The drami section of the Association of Collegiate Alumnse will ha of the open meeting of the legiate club for January. Under the direction of the lender, M'ss Mary Irene Wallace, two short plays will be glven the higa school auditorium. “The Hour Glass,” by | Yeats, and Lady Gregory's ‘‘Spreading | the News,” will be presented. Members | of the Omaha . branch of the Drama | league will be guests on this occasion. | The drama section met Thursday with Mrs. W. H. Abbott, wien Miss Wallace gave a talk on Interpretation and Staging of a Play.” | e charge The annual meeting of the Old People's Home association will be held Tu maorning at 10 at the Young Women's Christian association. Annual reports will be given and election of of ficers and board members will take place Mre. Edward Johnson is president of the board. sday o'clock The board meeting of the West Central district of the Womep's Auxillary Bap- tist' Forelgn Missionary society, will be held Thursday = morning at 10 o'clock, with My, Edward Johnson presiding. The annual meeting is scheduled to be held in Des Moines in May | Mrs. R. L: Frantz I8 acting president of Mail Service, taking the place of Mrs. W. P, East, who moved to Billings, Mont., two | weeks avo. The December meeoting of | the club will be held Wednesday at the home of Mws. A. C. Rawson. Bfble quata- tions will be the response to roll eall and Mre. A. J. Anderson will tead a paper on “Masterpleces of Sacred Art. The home economics department of the | South Omaha Woman's club will be en- | tertained at a kensington at the home of | Mrs. Willlam Herry Tuesday afternoon. The new woman's chorus of the club will | sing under the direction of Mrs. Wallace | Ohl." The “music’ department of the club met Friday, when a Tannhauser program wias ‘glven, A Christmas kensington will be held by chapter £ of the P. E. 0. Sisterhpod Thursday afternoon @t the home of Mrs. H. Agor, 1119 South Thirty-firat street. Myer. ‘This wilt “be-ithe “last- December- meeting of the chapter, the next meet- The North Sid » will meet rth Slde IR Johanson, 288} Roll eall response will be Christmas gréetings, o will bo a gift bag for the members, Mrs, G. R. Gilbert willread "The Other Wise Man" and there will be musica)l numbers. A Jetter box “Kitchen Kinks™ w'll° be contributed by members. The Business Women's club. will hold | January 2. | communicating with either Mss. Edward | béinding rotunda, pyoud of the fact that Mra. Carrie Chap- man ~Oatt 1s an lowsh, dnd it gave the {hourl of the Towa Buuel Buffrake asso- | clatign a double pl tree celobra- ration of the will ' arrange re to recelve from | ‘Mrs.- Catt an offer to finance' an or-| va from January to June. beens decided to | SADIESE In lowa abgoss GAC el { Fivie 16-the perdonal contribution made by U Staitad o it aimal) “um. and | P to the Towa campatn. - Mrs. | mittee of members from each cirele 7 \ | come to| Al ‘ ik | Elsie .Vandergrift Benedict wil Y it g Towa as the result of this contribution to | Culloch of. the South Side circle, has e res'gned her office as secretary of the | JOW& | federation, and Mrs. D. M, McGahey w Mrs. Benedict worked in Omaha during rn ¥ WA% | the windup of the Nebraska campaisn | s 7 o '“:__. ard then leff for Denvef, Where her wed- ding was celebrated. | the Aasociation of Colle- wre to make bags for nt Christmas tree and The Benson Forelgn Missionary soclety and Methodist Ladies' Ald soclety will| hold & joint all-day session Wednesday at the church. | A Christmas dinner will be served to the members, who will do spectal church and charity work. y afternoon at the So- . #19 South Thirteenth #street. . Boclal Bettlgment pection fs in uu'#o“-,\lnia_ln'r. gty m‘n‘n,uuuu of the Dundee circle 37 the Child Conservation leagye intil after (e hol . at rervation league will meet Friday at 3| dota @ { 0'clock Instead of the usual time at the l‘?'\h:';‘. ':lhflf‘"::“';’ | home of Mrs, Karl Ogden. The after- 1. call will be responded to Lnoon will be spent sewing for the Child 3 . The followl: f with,, cprrent -events, “and Christmas Saving Institut e following pfogram will be told as the members sew | will be given on “Child Culture, Rever- the ChiM Saving Institute. | ence and Respety;™ roll call response will The following women of the Dundee church will serve thé business girls' luncheon at the Volunieers' hall Tuesda; Mesdames T. O. Putnam, A, C. Cros man, Frans Nelson, T. P. Clarke, H, K Morton and John Harte. E. D. Gepsom, principal of the Fort | school for hoys, will tell about the suc- cess of the school to members of the vocational guidance section of the Asso- clation of Colleziate Alumnae the Young Women's Christian assoclation Tuesday at 4 o'clock. Miss Biizabeth Brenizer is chairman of this section. An all-day meeting, at which the women | will dress dolls for the City mission chil- dren, will be held Thursday at the home of Mrs. H. G, Claggett by members of the West Bidé Women's Christian Tem- perance Mrs. gett lives at 133 South Forty-eighth street The Sermo club will be entertained at & 1 o'clock luncheon at the home of Mra. | Paul Themanson Tuesday. Following the ! Juncheon, Mrs. J. P. Barnhart will read & paper on “Dr. Anna Howard Shaw.” Queries on domestic sclence topics will take up the balance of the meeting. i Christmas storles will be told by !M‘ Story Tellers' league of the Assoclation | of Colleglate Alumnae Wednesday at 4 @clock at the home of Mis. 8. E. Davies. | Miss Mildred Steele will tell “Why the Chimes Rang:” Mrs. M. W. Dimery, “Duke’s Christmas,” and Mrs. R. A. Van | Orsdel. “In the Great Walled Country.’ leaders’ Bible class, conducted by D. A. Foole, will meet Ninday at 2 ‘clock at the Young Men's Christian as- sociation auditorium | “Blection of officers will take place at the mesting of George A. Custer Wo- . man's Corps Tresday afternoon at fim Mothers' club met ‘the pehool auditorium. Fol- S of the school - . ¢ e The North Side circle of the Child Con- | i /NN the last Deceraber mécting\ Tuesday. at 7 o'clock &t the Young Women's Christian | assoclation, followlpg " supper: " 615 A Christmas program, has beéen arranged. | Effle Steen. Kittelson, instructor in ex- pression, will read and interpret a_Greek play before the Drama league meeting Superfluous Hair | DeMiracle I8 sold the worl under the Al co! : bindini Ol vertise “gu &ive pone. Insist on DeMiracle h:-:flllnnl Ilqn‘I'A b'u;rrz: zv‘:ro}ll h . —1te )1 3 s, n using before the growth ge! t 1t your 4 beyond U er u, order direct. DeMiracl ym! Park Ave & 120th § Yo $01d and recommended by Sherman & Mce Conneil Drug Cé., Owl Drug Co, Har- vard Pharmacy and Loyal Pharmacy. SUNDAY BEE: DECEMBER Monday the | This afternoon at 4 o'cloek, In chamber of the city hall, will be the last program prepared by the | educational committee before the h days. Two plays will presénted January council in « W, C, A, Notes. | Dr. Ric d Wyche, president of the! National Story Tellers' league, who ad-| dressed the local Wyche Story Tellers' | league at the Hotel Fontenelle Thursday, l’ will tell a Bible story at the vesper serv- | fce at 4:3 o'clock this afternoon. { Wyche consented to stay ! engagement For the musicalé part of the program | Mies Cora Schwartz will sing and will be | assisted by the association chorus. At 5:30 the social hour is held | This will be the last week of classes before the Christmas vacation, which be- | gins December 18 and continues through | After the holidays there will | be four more weeks of the present term | of class work. The Athletic club of the physical de- partment of the assoclation is having a sale of bayberry candles each noon and evening in the main lobby of the v* Ing. These candles are made out of tae gemuine bayberry and are very carefully made, being hand-dipped and double- | wicked. They make a very charming little remembrance to one’s friends New Cook Book is , Offered to Omaha | By Omaha Women| Dr. over for this ‘““The Greatar Omaha Cook Book," piled by some of Omaha's promifent women, is placed upon the market Iy the Sisterhood of Temple Israel. It con- | tains nearly 1,500 carefully selected | recipes, of appetizing dishes. The ipdex is simply arranged, so that the house- | wife can readily find any desired recipe. the book s clearly printed on good pa- | per and is neatly bound In white ofl tloth. The book reflects credit upon the compilers and Is sure to meet the re- quirements of the family, as a standard for practical and up-to-date cooking. The cook book may be purchased by eom Treller, 101 South Thirty-sixth street, or Mrs. Charles 8. Elgutter, 3700 Jones street, Omaha. It will also be on sale At the Temple Israel bazar In The Bee December 15 and 16 A Room for the Roomer, or & Roomer | for the Room. Bee Want Ads Do the Work. 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