Barbecue by Omaha Club Women Opens to Men Guests
The Business and Professional Women's division of the Omaha Chamber of Commerce hosts a barbecue at Elmwood Park Thursday at 6 p.m. Board members from the past year's Women’s League supervise the event. Tickets are sold at the Chamber of Commerce and College Club Scholarships. The Woman's Exchange committee for next year includes Miss Isabel McMillan as president and Mrs. Matthew E. Gay as chairman. Scholarships of 100 dollars are awarded to Central, South, and Technical high schools, plus 50 dollars to Benson high. May Somera leads the scholarship fund. Proceeds support the scholarship program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Elmwood Park
Business and Professional Women's League
Misses Way Watts
Emelia Brandt
Heulah Hall
Grace Rawlins
Leah Kellman
Annie Doyle
Belle Hatch
Blanche
College Club
Isabel McMillan
Omaha College Club
Woman's Exchange
Matthew E. Gay
R. H. van Orsdale
Karl Jones
Walter Standeven
E. V. Hornberger
Central High School
South High
Technical High
Benson High
May Somera
Daughters of Bethel to Install Officers at Masonic Temple
Da ob s Daughters Bethel No 1 will install new officers Saturday at 2 PM in the Masonic temple. Virginia Catlin supreme treasurer will be installing officer assisted by Lillian Gould Faber supreme pianist and Lucrecia Smart supreme guide. Masons and O E S members invited. Job s Daughters in city urged to attend for important announcements and Fourth of July plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B'S da Ob’s
Bethel No. 1
Masonic Temple
Virginia Catlin
Lillian Gould Faber
Lucrecia Smart
Job
Friendly Visitors Organize Mothers Ride at Settlement
Social Settlement groups plan an automobile ride for district mothers Wednesday at 1 pm departing from the Settlement house. Donations of cars for a few hours welcome by calling Mrs. W. S. Knight Walnut 3255 or Miss Lorena Knox Market 0281. Children will enjoy a picnic at Elmwood Park Tuesday with Misses Margaret Hoe, Mildred McCleneghan, and Mildred Alderman in charge.
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Social Settlement
W. S. Knight
Walnut
Lorena Knox
Elmwood Park
Margaret Hoe
Mildred McCleneghan
Mildred Alderman
Murray
Wigton
Claude Reed
C. E. Smith
Olive Crest
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid
Luther League
F. B. Oliver
Ruth Rockwood
Luther League of the Zion Luthern Church
Harold B. Wright
Las Vegas
N. M
Messrs
Kermit Sonneland
Robert Oliver
Calvin Hall
Edward McCreary
Harry Cook
Harold Wright
Mildred Folsom
Dorothy Babcock
Mary Susan Moore
Lois Avery
Katherine
Norma Gutting
Seesko
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Scribner, Neb
Grace Baptist Speaker at Old People's Home
Rev C Seithiay of Grace Baptist Church will be the speaker at the Old People's Home on Fontenelle boulevard Sunday afternoon at 3 30. The church choir will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old People’s Home
Seithiay Vacinr
Grace Baptist Church
Old People's Home
Fontenelle Boulevard
Clan Gordon Auxiliary Picnic Set at Miller Park
The Ladies Auxiliary of Clan Gordon will hold an annual picnic Saturday afternoon June 24 at Miller Park. Games begin at 4 p m. P. Reeith Mrs. John Buchanan, 924 Mercer Park Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clan Gordon
Miller Park
John Buchanan
Mercer Park Road
Spanish Club Meeting Tuesday Evening in Omaha
The Omaha Spanish club will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o clock with Miss Alma Peters at 526 South Twenty sixth avenue.
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Omaha
Alma Peters
South Twenty Sixth Avenue
L O E Club Dedicates Day at Elks Carnival
The L O E club schedules its day at the Elks carnival to run at Krug park during the week of June 25 with events on June 28. The Omaha chapter of American War Mothers meets Thursday at 8 p.m. in Memorial hall, courthouse.
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L. O. E. Club
Krug Park
Omaha
Memorial Hall
Benevolent and Patriotic Order of Does Meet Friday
The B P O Does will hold a meeting Friday at 2 p m in the Elks club rooms with members invited to attend.
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B. P. O. Does
The
Benevolent and Patriotic Order of Does
Elks Club
Child Whipping Is a Basic Human Right Violation
George Matthes argues against corporal punishment, comparing parental whipping to slavery and cannibalism. He asserts discipline should be intellectual, not physical, and that beating children corrupts basic human rights, urging society to reject corporal punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood Shed
George Matthes
Adana
Dainty Wedding Breakfast Ideas and Modern Touches
A guide to planning a wedding breakfast or supper with simple to elaborate menus. It covers timing from breakfast to late tea, suggested dishes like broiled chicken, shell potatoes, fruit salads, and desserts, plus modern touches and decorative touches using cake as a centerpiece. It also offers tips on fruit preparation, service style, and keeping foods moist.
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Nathanie
Schenck Laimbeer
Tey
Alaska
Benson social notes recall club picnics and gatherings
Benson Woman's Club picnic at Krug park hosted by Mrs. A. D. Palmer followed by park amusements. Afternoon Tea and Bridge hosted by Mrs. E. W. Norris. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gehringer. Various dinners, sermons, picnics, and church society events noted across Benson including Wentworth military student Gordon Dunn home from Missouri and Shrine convention travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Gehringer
Happy Hollow
J. T. Pickard
Eugene
Happy Hollow Club
Leslie
Dundee
Gordon Dunn
Wentworth Military Academy
Missouri
A. E. Dunn
Bensonhurst
Mr. Dunn
Wentworth
J. Moron
Vincent Grutvik
City Point
Wis
Mrs. Moron
R. W. Sinclair
Pendleton, Re
Local church and community notices and personnel changes
Activities include Cappa Sigma Phi gathering at the English Lutheran church, staff shifts for summer teaching in Charleston and Omaha, and various residents traveling or undergoing medical care. Notables include Miss Bernice Dunn, Mrs. C. H. Penoyer, and Dr. E. C. Holbrook with hospital updates and family moves among residents of Omaha, David City, and nearby towns.
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Bernice Dunn
Charleston
Dunn
Wallace
Omaha
Cappa Sigma Phi
Women Club Federation Biennial Meeting Program
The Biennial Meeting of Women’s Clubs includes a public welfare program with experts on tuberculosis and child care. June 26 to 30 feature music art lectures by Rose Berry and Marx Oberndorfer, talks by Will Hays and Senator Sterling, and a focus on illiteracy elimination and civil service outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marx Oberndorfer
Elmer Blair
New York City
Rose V. S. Berry
Walters Little
Thurlow Lieurance
Nebraska
Simon Flexner
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Grace Abbott
United States Children’s Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Hugh S. Cummings
United States
Federation
Cora Wilson Stewart
The
National Educational Association
Will H. Hays
Hays
Edward Franklin White
Thomas Sterling
Senate Committee On Civil Service
Raymond Robbins
Dance Soloist Featured After Rose Luncheon
A program at the Omaha Woman's Club music department includes East Indian dance by Pauline Cappa following a rose luncheon. Violinists Madge West Sutphen and Robert Cascaden with Miss Ise West perform Morskowski. Various vocal solos and instrumental numbers follow with introductions of assistant leaders for next season.
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Pauline Cappa
Rose
Omaha Woman’s Club
Madge West Sutphen
Robert Cascaden
Ise West
Morkowski
Energico
Rain
Curran
Robin
Spross
Eileen Chiles
Mary Adele Abbott
Chopin
Chlozer
Cecil Berryman
Mary Adele Abott
Mesdames B. M. Anderson
James H. Hanley
Gilbert Brown
Gail McMonies
Community club schedule and leaders list
The Girls Community Service League outlines weekly club suppers at Miller Park with dates Monday through Friday led by presidents Margaret Adams Dorothy McAllister Edna Hine line and Modjeska Shear. Weekend activities include a Camp Brewster party and a Sunday hiking event led by Mrs N S Wallace and Fay Pritchard starting from the Douglas street bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kluga Club
Miller Park
Margaret Adams
LaFayette Club
Dorothy McAllister
Wamm Club
Edna Hineline
D. T. A. Club
Modjeska Shear
Camp Brewster
East End
Douglas Street Bridge
N. S. Wallace
Fay Pritchard
National Head to Visit Auxiliary Leaders in Omaha
Mrs. Cora Thompson national president of the women's auxiliary to the Spanish War Veterans will be entertained at a 1 PM luncheon Friday at Mrs. Anne Miller's home 5020 North Twenty third Street. A reception follows from 2 to 5 PM. Mrs. Thompson plans to address Lee Forby and Council Bluffs auxiliaries Friday evening in Memorial Hall. She will arrive in Omaha Thursday amid numerous social events planned for her and Mrs. Florence White Lincoln department president elect.
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Lee Forby
Cora Thompson
Portland
Ore
Women's
Anne Miller
North Twenty-third Street
Thompson
Council Bluffs
Memorial Hall
Court House
Omaha
Thureby
Mra
Florence White
Lincoln
Department
Christ Child Society Announces Saturday Piano Sessions
Christ Child center will host piano lessons on Saturday afternoons taught by Miss Elizabeth Witt. The Lightning club held a special Monday meeting to reorganize. At Thursday’s regular session several new members were voted in. Eureka club pinochle winners last week were Ben Montello and Tony Scavio. Girls club plans basketball and volleyball practice on Monday evenings.
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Elizabeth Witt
Christ Child Center
Lightning Club
Ben Montello
Tony Scavio
Eureka Club
West Side W C T U to meet with speaker at 2 pm
The West Side W C T U will hold a meeting Wednesday at 2 p m with Mrs Hilda Getscher of 3019 Charles street hosting. Miss Esther Johnson juvenile court officer will be the speaker.
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West Side
Hilda Getscher
Charles Street
Esther Johnson
Miss Burton to Attend Normal School Summer Session
Going to Chicago Miss Helen Burton physical director of the University of Omaha will leave Monday for Chicago to attend the summer session at the Normal School of Physical Education. She directed the gala day festivities at the university earlier in June. She plans to study at the Women s college at Jacksonville Fla for the coming year.
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Helen Burton
University of Omaha
Chicago
Normal School of Physical Education
Fontenelle Kensington Club to Host Eastern Star Luncheon
Fontenelle Kensington club of the Order of Eastern Star will hold a 1 o'clock luncheon at Havylow club. New officers will serve as hostesses. Reservations with Mrs. Howard Thomas Kenwood 1256 or Miss Olive Huntley Harney 1673.
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Fontenelle Kensington
Order of Eastern Star
Havylow Club
Howard Thomas
Kenwood
Olive Huntley
Harney
Local residents plan travels and moves across states
Slayton and Slayton will visit Washington D C and New York City. Mrs A Schaeffer and family left for Schuyler Nebraska to settle there. Mr Schaeffer has long been in business in Schuyler. Matthias Shields returned from Jackson Wyoming and visited cousins. Frank Tanner Arthur Hammond and Harold Hammond at White Pine ranch with a stop in Salt Lake to see Mrs Georgia Engalls.
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Slayton
Are Slayton
Washington
D. C
New York City
A. Schaeffer
Schuyler
Neb
Schaeffers
Matthias Shields
Jackson
Wyo
Earn
Frank Tanner
Arthur Hammond
Harold Hammond
White Pine Ranch
Salt Lake
Mr. Shields
Georgia Engalls
Federated Clubs Seek Gifts for General Federation HQ
Nebraska clubs continue a voluntary giving campaign for the General Federation of Women’s Clubs headquarters in Washington. Led by Mrs. Addison Sheldon and district presidents, pledges exceed 1400 dollars with many clubs pledging per member amounts and some ready to pledge next year. Mrs. Sheldon and Mrs. Penney depart for conferences in Indianapolis and Chautauqua to attend board and federation meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
General Federation
Washington, D. C
House of Hope Service At Hillside Church
Rev. N J Hawkins of Hillside Congregational will conduct Sunday afternoon services at the House of Hope at 1 o clock. The church choir will sing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Hope
N. JH. Hawkins
Hillside Congregational Church
Sunshine Party At Elmwood Park Sees Old Guard Guests
Comrades of the Old Guard will be guests of George A. Custer Wo wan's Relief corps at a responsive and sunshine party Tuesday at 1 p.m. in Elmwood park.
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Old Guard
George A. Custer Wowan
Relief Corps
Elmwood Park
Pleased with Silmerine Hair Dressing
A three hour treatment with liquid silmerine improves hair appearance. It smooths, softens, and adds gloss while preventing stray strands in wind. Available at drug stores with bottle directions, praised as a harmless, practical dressing for outdoor use and bobbed hair.
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Elmwood
Y.W.C.A
Omaha Business Women’s Club
Girls’ Community Club
Lake Minnetonka
Minneapolis
Lake
Okoboji
Lyman Lodge
Brewster
Young Women’s Christian Association
Draper Smith
Long School
Gina
A.W. B Bowman
Department of Relgious Education
M. D. Cameron
St. Marys Avenue
Sas
Seave
By Jane Eddington
Benson Society
Benson Correspondent
Benson Woman's Club
A. D. Palmer
E. W. Norris
Agid Bridge
Frank Selby
Highland Park Kensington
W. A. Wilcox
Kruk Park
Thomas Anderson
Benson Baptist Church
First Christian Church
Elmer_ E. Rice
Ruth Esther Rockwood
Poebe
Ruth Spencer
Marjorie Jones
Messrs. H. Bennett
E. E. Rice
W. K. Grove
Entertains Mission Society
C. H. Faris
Baptist Mission Society
G. W. Abler
English Lutheran Church
Ponca Grove
Ellen Shields
Benson West School
Miss Shields
L. A. Chickering
Chickering
Washington Times
Virginia
Maryland
Johns Hopkins
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
J. D. Melllnay
Cathedral District
Melllnay
Eric Shue
Woman's Club Bake Sale
D. C. Sturtz
House and
C. N. Wolfe
Charles Sprague
Howard Hutton
Russell Walsh
George Turner
F. M. Stock
Methodist Home Mission Society
A. C. Lessard
V. H. van Horn
James Parmerle
E. A. Shue
R. A. Sherbondy
Young People's Work
van Horn
E. J. Whistler
E. ©. Folsom
Mra C. Stephens
W. BK. Stock
C. H. Penoyer
W. A. Kelley
South Dakota
E. C. Holbrook
Clarkson Hospital
B. W. Hall
W. H. Loechner
Ashland
Agnes O'Keefe
Swedish Mission Hospital
R. H. Maloney
Kearney
Helen Yuenger
Denver
W. A. Yuenger
Yuenger
Paul Wilcox
Belle Hawes
David City
Cheney
E. H. Tindell
Illinois
Robert
Shenandoah
Cecilia Wehrs
F. W. Seesko
Wehr
Beatrice
Clara B. Baker
Lillian
Walter Yuenger
Lillian Calvert
Christ Child Society
Mothers’ Circle
Marcel
Salon L’charme
Dresher Brothers
Farnem
Oe S
Farnam St
Pray
Pray's
Effie Steen Kittelson
Baird Bldg
17Th
Douglas Streets
Fred G. Ellis
Baldrige
20Th and
Farnam Streets
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