Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 23, 1916, Page 17

PART TWO | SOCIETY PAGES ONE TO SIX VOL. XLV—NO. 45. CLUBDOM Calendar of Club Doings Monday— Omaha Woman’s club, annual meeting and birthday, Y. W. O, A,, 2:30 p. m, Child Conservation League, Dundee circle, Mrs. Allen White, hostess, 2:30 p. m, Chautauqua circle, Tennyson chapter, Miss /7 A, BE. Friend, hostess, 2:30 p, m, Tuesday— . Business Women’s club, Y. W, C, A, 7 p. m, Equal Pranchise soclety, Prof. Fling lecture, City Hall, 8 p, m. Play by Bible department, Y, W, 0, A, 8 p, m. Business Girls’ Council, luncheon and prayer meeting, court house, 11 to 2 o'clock, Woman's Rellef Corps, U, 8, Grant, kensing- ton, Mrs. A. A, Whitney, hostess, Wednesday— Dundee Woman's club, Mrs, G. W, Wicker- sham, hostess, 2:30 p. m, Mothers' Culture club, Mrs. C, R, Cameron, hostess, 2:30 p. m, W. C. T, U, Omaha chapter, Mrs, E. R, Hume, hostess, 2:30 p, m, W. C. T. U, Frances Willard chapter, insti- tute at Pearl Memorial church, 10 a, m, Thursday— Clio club, birthday luncheon, Mrs, W, H, An- derson, hostess, Wyche Story Tellers' league, public library, 4:15 p. m, Omaha Boclety of Fine Arts, annual meeting, Mrs. Charles T, Kountze, hostess, Omaha Woman's club, art department, Mrs, Robert Cowell, hostess, 2 p. m. Society of American Widows, Y, W. C, A, 8 p. m Benson Baptist Misslonary clrcle, Mrs, B, C. Fuller, hostess, 2:30 p, m. B’nal Brith, McKinley ladies’ auxiliary, Lyrie hall, 8 p. m. Friday— West Omaha Mothers’ Culture club, Mrs, R. €, Dozler, hostess, 2:30 p. m, Child Conservation league, North Side circle, Mrs. M. ¥. Powell, hostess, 2 p, m, Miller Park Mothers’ circle, benefit play, school audiforium, 8 p. m. Scottish Rite Woman's club, musicale, at cathedral, 8 p. m. Saturday— v ot Omaha Woman’s club, philosophy and ethics department, Mrs. T, R. Ward, hostess, P, E. O, sisterhood, Chapter B, N,, Flatiron buflding, 10 a. m., and luncheon at Uni- versity club, Mrs, Vincent Hascall, hostess. NNOUNCEMENTS of annual meetings to be held this week brings to mind that the woman's club season s on the wane The Omaha Woman's club, largest of them all, holds its final meeting Mon- y and at the same time celebrates its twenty- third birthday. What might have been a gala o/fair has been abandoned in deference to the memory of the late president, Mrs. N, H, Nelson, 7 but club members will observe the day by mak- ing voluntary contributions to llh(n state scholar ship fund A tree in memory of Mrs, Nelson | will be planted on the site of the new Train ’ school, The Clio club, a group of women who come together fortnightly for study purposes, also cel- ebrate its seventeenth birthday on Thursday, with a birthday luncheon at the home of Mrs, W. II Anderson. Mrs, O. A. Scott, one of the earliest riembers, 18 president of the club, Aside from the annual meeting of the Woman's club, the Omaha Society of Fine Arts nlso holds its final meeting of the year Thursday at the home of the retiring president, Mrs, Charles 7. Kountze, The business meeting will be fol lowed by a tea, which adds social importance to the event as well Closing meetings of the art and philosophy and ethics departments of thg Woman's club will ke held as well, the first named on Thursday with Mrs. Robert Cowell, and the second on Sat vrday, with Mrs, T, R. Ward, Both will be In the nature of social meetings In Drama league circles the national conven tion, which opens In 8t, Louls on Wedneaday, | of paramount Interest, Miss Kate McHugh, pres fdent of the local center, leaves Tuesday evening tor 8t, Louls to represent the Omaba league Miss Melugh | of the loeal embers be In New York next oager that son h when Perey Mackaye's masque, “Caliban on 1) low Bands* produced for the Bhakespoarean fercontenary ration fes s to b wsque 1 \ N Daugh b the N Astor | as @ ' al Fode I w d \f | | \ A Additional Club News on Page bow THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, APRIL 23, 1016 PART TWO SOCIETY PAGES ONE TO SIX SINGLE COPY FIVE CENTS. Representatives of Two Generations of Graduates from Brownell Hall Found in Omaha Homes : : : + Mothersand Daughters Can Say “Alma Mater” SOCIETY Social Calendar Monday— Morgan-Tancock wedding, Trinity cathedral, White Shrine Whist club, Masonic temple, Mro, Mary Wearne, hostess, Afternoon bridge, Mrs, Charles Ware, hostess Aloba Tango class, Turpin's hall, lo Mars club dance, Rome hotel, Bouth Bide Progresive club card party, Tuesday-— Cannon-Clarke wedding in New York City, Happy Hollow Franco-Belgian Relief soclety, Mrs. Bzra Millard, hostess Tea and Easter bazar of Trinity Altar guild, Mre. R, D. Hall, hostess, Dinner for Prof, ¥, M, Fling, Mrs. Joseph M. Motealf, hostess, Btar Whist club, Miss Millle Kendrick, hostess, Prairie Park Needlecraft club, Thimble club, Miss Roy Bunderland, hostess, Tuesday Junior Bridge club, Miss Hugenie Patterson, hostess, Wednesday— Vesey-Byrd wedding, Afternoon bridge, Mrs, W. Holzman, hostess. Afternoon bridge at the Fontenelle, Mrs, H, J. Abrahams, hostess, W, W, club luncheon, Mrs. J, J, Hess, hostens W. W, club luncheon, Mrs, J, J, Hess, hostess. Original Cooking club, Mrs, Charles T, Kountze, hostess Bubseription club ball at the Fontenelle, Brownell Hall Alumnae association luncheon, Fontenelle, Ten for Fine Arts' soclety, Mrs, Charles T. Kountze, hostess, Tangler Temple Bhriners’ dance, BScottish Rite cathedral, Ten for Mrs, Btorrs Bowen, Mrs. George Me~ Intyre, hostess, Mrs, Anthony Merrill's lecture, Miss Jessie Millard, hostess, Luncheon for the Misses Brown, Mrs, Carroll Belden, hostess, Thursday — Omaha Woman's Press club luncheon, ¥, W, C. A Friday— Pi Beta Phi banquet and anniversary cele- bration, the Fontenelle, Carter Lake club luncheon and kensington, Mosdames C, D, Scott and Byron Hart, hostesses. Bostonian club dance, Prairle Park eclub house, Friday Bridge-Luncheon club, Mrs, Ralph Poters, hostess, Matinee party, Mrs, Earl Sterricker, hostess, Pagaleo club dance, Chamber’s academy. Paramount Whist club, Mrs, D, B. Lovejoy, hostess, Nabob club dance, Harte hall, Amatour Musieal club, Mrs. T. J. Mahoney, | hostess. ¥Friday Bridge-Luncheon eclub, Peters, hostess, Mrs, Anthony Merrill's lecture, Mrs, Ben Gal- lagher, hostess, Godowsky concert parties at Auditorium. Saturday— Hinton-Chase wedding, 8t church, Chicago. Junlor Subscription club dance, Dundoe hall, Dinner-dance at the Fontenelle, University elub dinner-dance. Mrs. Ralph Chrysostom’s ENT s ended-—all who have kept it “J glad they did so—those who did not now rather wish they had. i But, whatever have been the faul of commission or omission, Easter is here and heartily welcomed, Brownell Hall girla from near and far, old gist krads, new grads, those who attended but never piudunted, and those who are attending and exe pect to graduate, and present and former faculty members —all will be present at the reunion of Lrownell Hall girls which will take the form of & heon at the Hotel Fontenelle Thursday, | Most Interesting to note Is the loyalty dise ayod to thelr alma water by old graduastes whe | sont thelr daughters In turn to Brownell Hal), | and the prospect of & third generation soon to u-‘ tend the Bpiscopal school, which was founded 1883 Not only Miss Marton Towle, prasident of the nell Hall Alumnae sssoelation, but alse her ther, Mra. John W. Tawle, are gradustes of em._ ool, a8 ls another daughter, Miss Naomi I-.'lg’ tre. Goorge Cassals Bmith, hersell o graduste, | oL graduate daughtor, Margery, and twe red and Kather, who are now attends | the sohool. Mrs. B 8 Hall and hor daushtem, rothy § Janet, all received thelr schooling and 1 et [ ree members of thin A f R | Hall girls, They are ward and her daughier Martha, ANba bert ¢ daughtop Prances and A sndors of Papiiiion, whose daughter Parkalow and her danghier Carolyn, ) and hop daBahier, M. Denise [ « M PO Davig and thres davshtemn, e and the Misses Elisaboth and I M | Ringwalt and hee \ a1 Mayes and Misss Dors . graups of wothors and attonded 1 hoal, Addithanal Bocloty News on Neat Page