The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-23
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december and I, In the lecture room
of the First Congregational church,
opening at 10 a. m. Friday. The ex-
hibit is to be under the auspices of the
Topeka Federation and the proceeds are
to start a fund toward the erection OF
club house for Topeka clubs An adj
mission fee of ten cents is to be charged.
Topeka people should all be interested
in this project whether they belong to
clubs or not for a substantial club
house would be great addition to the
city. Friday evening an auction or
hand painted plates is to take place,
the proceeds to go toward the fund.
First District Federation.
meeting of prominent club women
was held in Seneca Thursday and Fri
day for the purpose of organizing a
First District Federation of Clubs
Clubs We're represented from Leaven-
worth. Topeka, Horton, Centralia, Hia-
watha, Holton and Seneca.
The officers elected were: President,
Mrs. w. F. Thompson of Seneca; first
vice president Mrs. Frank Harmon of
Leavenworth; second vice president,
Miss Ellen r. Lowell of Holton; record
ing secretary, Mrs. A. J. Best of Cen
tralia; corresponding secretary. Mrs.
Walter Fuller of Seneca; treasurer, Mrs
D. w. Wilder of Hiawatha; auditor,
Mrs. Eugene F. Ware of Topeka.
Thursday evening a very. pleasant re-
ception was given the visiting delegates
by the club women of Seneca at the
home of Mrs Charles M. Hall. Those
who attended from Topeka were, Mrs.
W. A; Johnston, Mrs. Il O. Garyey.
Mrs. A. III. Thompson, Mrs. A. III. E1or-
ton and Mrs. Eugene f. Ware
Club Notes.
The Ladies' Shakespeare club will
meet Tuesday afternoon, November 20,
at the home of Mrs. DeWitte Nellis
THE Merchant of Venice" will be the
play of the afternoon.
The regular meeting of the Nautilus
club will be held Tuesday afternoon at
three o'clock at the home of Mrs Will
The first two acts of Julius Caesar will
be read and in response to roll call the
members will give scientific notes:
A very pleasant meeting of the
noon at the home of Mrs. G. T. Mat
tingIy on Lincoln street. The paper of
the afternoon was read by Mrs: j. K
Jones on the subject 1.-The City of
Monterey" after which Mrs. Emma
Sage entertained the ladies with
Spanish song The next meeting will
be at the home of Mrs. H. M. Mlllard
at 1870 Buchanan street, December 13.
Two Coming Events.
Mrs. Luther Burns is planning to give
two large social functions the week be-
fore Christmas at her home on Tyler
street. On the 18th she will give a re-
ception and on the following afternoon
she will entertain at cards. Mrs Goth
ard E. Henry of Kansas City and Miss
Eva Dewey of Wichita Will be her
guests for both affairs.
The Hyperion Party.
The Hyperion club gave it's regular
dancing party Friday evening at Stein
bergs hall. The music was furnished
by Steinberg's orchestra of ten pieces.
The evening was a very pleasant affair,
and was enjoyed by the following young
people: Miss Maude Adams. Miss
Pearl Weber, Miss Margaret Wilson.
Miss Eliza beth Mcneil. Miss Mabel
Roser, Miss Venice Whitney, Miss Vera
Martin, Miss Laura Shehan, Miss Mae
Tally, Miss Minnie Maier, Miss Caro-
line Roser. Miss Josephine McMahan,
Miss Mabel Jones, Miss Helen Kluge,
Miss Marie Wilson, Miss Bessie
Dreamer, Miss Bessie Wilson. Miss
Florence Wilson. Miss Daisy Warner,
Miss Margaret Wakefield of Chicago,
Miss Jessie Cuthbert, Mr. William Her
rem, Mr.. D. G. Haggart, Mr.. Harry Nc
Kirahan, Mr.. Aurel Rulings, Mr.. F. A
Lyddane. Mr.. J. Karl Henderson, Mr..
Joe Donahue, Mr.. Bruce Harmon, Mr..
Frank E. Middleton, Mr.. Tom Whit |
mer, Mr.. Tom Herren, Mr. Ray Signor. |
Mr. F. L. Kluge of Chicago, Mr.. Beamer |
NJ. Nelson, Mr.. A. S. Hadley, Mr.. H. A. |
Lyddane, Mr.. Will Cuthbert, Mr.. J. G. |
fetish, Mr. Fred Wilson and Mr.. N. G. |
Edelblute.
A Dancing Party.
One of the pleasant events of the |
week was a dancing party given Thurs |
day evening at HudsOn's hall in honor |
of the "R. D." and "Jovial Sextette"
card clubs. Punch was served during |
the evening.
lowing young people: Miss Florence
WEIGH, Miss Edith Higgins. Miss Lola
Berry, Miss Hazel Jones, Miss Nellie !
Breidenthal, Miss Maud Matthews, Miss
Nellie Jones, Miss Vendla Johnson, Miss
May Richie, Miss Mabel Rosen, Miss
Vera Johnson. Mr.. Rose, Mr.. w. r.
Mr.. Clarence Gresser, Mr..
Elias Anderson, Mr.. George Higgin-
4 Mr. fna ar
Mr.. Harry Wolf. Mr.. Charles
Howe Mr.. Hugh Coultis and Mr.. Clar-'l
ence HOughtelin.
An Informal Affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Lyons enter
tanned the following guests very pleas
antly Thursday evening at their home
on Tyler street: DR.. and Mrs. J. p
Raster, Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Lindsay.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Player. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. NJ. Ransdall, Mr. and Mrs. J. w.
Mr. and Mrs Crittington, Mr..
and Mrs w c. Stein Miss Shirk, Miss
DR.. Cullen and Dr. Gill.
Notes and Personal Mention.
The regular meeting of the Bohemian
club will be held Tuesday evening at
teh home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Pres
colt
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sells of Maple Hill
spent Friday in Topeka
Mr.. and Mrs A. M. Fuller, Miss Full
er and Miss Berenice Fuller will leave
w ednesday for Cedar Rapids, Iowa, TO
spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. D. S. Zero has gone to Macki-
nav, ILL.,, to visit her parents until af
-er the holidays
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Kouns and child
zen are spending the day in Kansas
City.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Wells will go to
Wichita to spend Thanksgiving
DR. and Mrs. ID. +. Longenecker and
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