The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-04-18
IN THE SOCIETY WORLD.
Recent Social Events in Topeka
and Vicinity.
General Notes of Society and
Personal Items.
Of Interest About Topeka People and
Visitors in Town.

The Kansas State Social SeienceFed-
GRAFTON Of Woman's clubs viii hold its
first annual meeting, since becoming an
independent state organization last
spring. in Topeka. May s. and Z. be-
ginning Tuesday afternoon May s.
The session will be held at the First
Congregational church and every ar
rangement is in charge of the members
OF the Western SOrosis club of this city
The Western Sorosis is a club with IS
active members Mrs W. a. McCarger
is president. The other federated clubs
in Topeka are the Want To Know with
seventeen members and MIS- Robert
Norris as president and the Atlanteln,
with tWeuty-seVen members, Mrs q. III.
Church. president
These are the other Topeka clubs
about thirty in all viii assist the West
ern Sorosis i'm entertaining tine visitors
ana fnaklnB q success OF the meeting
The other clubs are the POrtia, ten
members. Mrs. t. NJ Powell. president.
Occidental. fourteen MEMBERS Mrs.
Herbert Armstrong. president
Friends in Council sixteen members
Less than a half dozen remain living in
Topeka of this well known club
Caledoreans. twelve members; Mrs
O. c. FOss. president.
Good Literature, mixed membership,
both men and women; Rev. w. 3.
Hutchinson, president.
West Side Reading Circle, eighteen
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Vespuccian, fourteen members: Mrs.
E. WI POindeXter. president
Nautilus. tWenty-seven members;
Mrs j. IT, LOveWeu president
Stedman, twenty members; Mrs N p.
Garrets0n, president. This club also
has q mixed membership.
Ninde c. J.. s. c.. sixty members; Mrs.
G. A Huron president.
Shakespeare. twelve members; Mrs.
H. W. Roby- president.
Tuesday Browning. ten members;
Mrs c. s. Baker. president.
Current Literature. thirty members:
Mrs. @. NJ. Atwood. president
Nignette. fifteen members; Mrs. Frank
Willard. president
Ex- Washburnites, fifteen MEMBERS
Unity Prof. James Black, president.
Cosmos twelve members.
Packtolians, fifteen members.
Washburn, fifty members.
Browning. six members.
Spaulding Reading Circle. thirty mem
bers; Mrs. John Movers, president.
Junior Atanteans. fifteen members.
Pansy. Mrs. W. C. smith president
W hltcOmb Riley, four members.
The Saturday Night club VIII be invf-
ted to share the benefits of this meet
ing 1t is composed entirely OF gentle
men.
The Camera club with a mixed mem
bership VIII also be invited. and the diff
ferent music clubs including the Phil
harmonic. Ladies. Amphion and Wash
burn Mandolin clubs.
Especially fine musical programmes
Will be given alt each meeting
Mrs. Charles S. Gleed Miss Ollie
O'Brien. Miss NIadel Ray Martin and
Mr.. Edgar nj. Smith are among
those who have promised to contribute.
The musical selections on the even
ing of the 9Th VIII be from American,
German and French composers and the
flags of these three nations viii be used
in the decorations.
Mrs w A. AIcCarter viii deliver the
address of welcome which will proba-
logg of Emporia, president of the State
Federation
Mrs. c.. a. Huron viii pronounce the
invocation. Mrs. w. C. Campbell is
chairman of the reception committee
Mrs. g. A. Huron, entertainment COM
mittee. Mrs w. W. kitcheu, music
committee.
The meeting opens Tuesday after
I noon May Il