The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-14
News Of Women,s Clubs.

NSWS VI WUtU6u , SluDSs
The floral parade, which is to be one
of the most attractive features of the
Semi-C Centennial celebration, Women's
/ Day, Wednesday, June 1, is in charge
of the city federation of clubs. The
! club women are very enthusiastic ana
/ are working hard to make it a success
People outside the clubs are also taking
much interest and many carriages,
floats and automobiles are being dec
Grated The children are making flow
ers for pony-carts and bicycles and an
| equestrian corps will be another good
| feature of the parade. Premiums viii
/ be awarded to the best features in each
/ division.
Following are some of the clubs and
! other organizations which will be rep
resented in the parade: The. Froebel
1 Mothers union, Ceramic Art club, West
! Side Forestry club West Side Reading
club. Nauiaius club. W. T. X club,
Junior Atlantean club, Western Sorosis,
/ Chaldean club, Vignette club, Calidor-
| can club Nineteenth Century club, Clio
/ club, Ladies' Music club, Current Liter
allure club, d. A. r., Good Government
| club, Cosmos club, College of the Sis
tiers of Bethany, ModOcs, Knights ana
Ladies of Security, Mills Dry GOODS
company, Crosby Brothers, Warren M.
Crosby, City Troop, and boy and girl
equestrians. Among the automobiles in
the parade will be Mrs. Norris, Mrs
Billings, DR.. Lyman's, Mrs L. Il. wy
mans, Mrs. SWearingen'S S. Dean haye
will decorate a phaeton, and Nina
Roudebush, Clarence Sheldon, Huldah
Poole and Alrie Andrews and Emery
Hughes will decorate pony carts. For
ty-six boys and girls on decorated bl-
cycles will ride in the parade. Ihere
will also be a state carriage decorated
| in sunflowers in which Mrs. Robinson
of Lawrence, wife of the first governor
of Kansas, and Mrs. Bailey, wife OF the
present governor, will ride. The At
lantean club will superintend the dec
grafton of a federation carriage in
which Mrs. Horton, president OF the
city federation and distinguished out
of town visitors who are to be here for
the day will ride. The evening pro-
gramme of WOmans Day is also being
arranged by the federation and prom
ises to be of rare interest. Mrs. Dim
les T. S. Dennison of New York, presl-
dent of the General Federation of Wo-
mems clubs, Mrs. Stoughtenborough OF
Nebraska, Mrs. May Belleveille Brown
of Salina and Mrs. H. o. Garvey of
Topeka, will be among the speakers
The programme will be varied with eX-
cellent musical numbers.
Miss Rosamond Horton will entertain
the Lakota club at tea next Saturday
at $50 D.
Tuesday and Thursday afternoon and
all day Saturday of next week, the for
al parade committee room, corner OF
Fourth and Jackson streets, viii be
open to those who wish material for
I
time the room will be open only to
those who are willing to assist the
committee.
Mrs. Eugene L. Hopkins and Mrs.
Chas E. Sutherland entertained Tues
day evening, at the home of the for
mer, the.sFroebel Mothers union ana
the members husbands, in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Macgargee, who will
leave soon for Chicago.
ms TRe S TsntEs FE 1sbi6 GH gAs E B %i
gramme follows: industrial Evolu-
tion," chapter p, DIR. >Westerfeld;
music Mrs. Bowlby; Racial Compo-
sition of American People, Mr.. Fay;
poem, Miss Westerfeld.
The In Temporal club club wi, viii meet
with Mrs. Norman Kellar-
The Ninde c. L. s. c. viii meet
Smith, 700 Polk street. The pro-
gramnae follows: Music: roll call, quo
tations from favorite author; Racial
Composition of the American People,
American Fiction; Pembroke" Mr..
A o. Beach; "Deephaven," Mr. Fos-
ter; Brief Survey of the Field Miss
Erickson; "In Old Virginia Mrs.
Stokes; music.
The CaHdoreana club will meet on
1 Monday afternoon at O'Clock with
Mrs. A. B. Quinton to make paper
1 flowers. All members are urged to be
present.
The last meeting of the Nautilus
club will be at Mrs. Bowmanfs Tues
day, May IT. A full attendance is de-
sired to finish the flowers for the
clubs feature in the floral parade.
The Art club met on Monday with
Mrs. C. Y. MulVane. The guests of
/ the club were Mrs. Brown and Mrs.
Chas. Wood. The programme was as
follows: Roll call, current events;
Aelbert Cuyp, Mrs. Hillyer; Paul Pot
ter. Mrs. Prescott; Description of the
Bull" Mrs. Mulvane; Van Goyen,
RuisdaeI, Hobbema, Mrs. Wear; Van
de VeIde, Bockhuisen, Miss Prescott
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
David Palmer.
The Ramblers club will meet with
Mrs. lies, S25 Huntoon street, Mon
day.
The Chaminade Music club meets
Wednesday with Mrs. H. L. Finley
1915 Quincy street
The Alta Vista club met Monday
with Mrs. Frank Willard in Potwin.
Mrs. Annie L. Diggs and Mrs. A. H.
Horton were guests of the club. Mrs.
/ Diggs gave an interesting talk on her
/ European trip.
Mrs. Ray Dietrich and Mrs. Mar
shall will be hostesses of the Review
ers club Thursday, May 10, at the
| home of Mrs. Dietrich, 1874 Fillmore
/ street
The Ladies' Music club met We'd
nesday Afternoon with Mrs. J. W. T.
Hughes in Potwin. There was a
| Chopin programme of three numbers;
Nocturne, op. 81, Mrs. Frank P. Mac
/ Lehman; waltz Miss Helen Otis, and
polonaise, op. %, Mrs. Hughes. Miss
/ Clara Winter was a guest of the club.
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