The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-29

very good as well as different in the
way of musical numbers Is promised
and the programme committee hopes
to make this one of the best meetings.
of the federation's history.
Music. art and philanthropy will be
the principal subjects of the programs
at the annual meeting of the Fifth dis
trict federation of clubs wednesday ana
Thursday of next week Mrs margaret
Hill McCarter of Topeka who Will give
a lecture on Jack Londons Place in
Literature, Chancellor Strong of the
University of Kansas at Lawrence VINO
win give an address Thursday evening. |
November 8, Mrs. James Lewis OF
Kfnsley. Miss Bertha Rockwell of juno
ton City and Mrs Tom Cordry OF Sa-
! lima will be among the speakers. MRS;
have the state federation travelling art /
gallery exhibition in charge and alto
gether the meeting promises to be an
uncommonly successful one.
Mrs. May Belleville Brown of Salina,
and DIR. Tenney of Kansas City, are to
meeting of the Kansas Equal Suffrage
! association in Topeka, November ~
| and II Miss Jane Adams of Hull
Huse, Chicago, and DR.. Matthew's
1 Hughes of Kansas City, have also been
| asked to address the meeting, but 1t is
| NOT vet certain that they will be here.
| Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter VIII De
on the first evening programme. MIS-.
music committee and excellent music
| numbers are to be provided.
A new club directory for the Topeka
federation is being prepared by Mr..
| OIcott Bronson to replace the present
one, publishe in 1902, and in many
respects out of date and no longer
| adequate. The new directory viii De
out some time in December.
The Ladies' Music club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Parkhurst
and Miss Parkhurst at their mouse on
TYLER street. The programme includ-
ed two Chopin preludes by Mrs. j. w.
Going, a song, "Das Inglein, Chopin,
bv Mrs Florence Fox Thatcher; two
songs 'eDie War Die Schonste VaIlen
and chm Deine Wang on Meme
Wang" Jensen, by Mrs. Frank roster.
Miss Augusta Dewey was guest OF
the club and played Chaminade's Scarf
Dance Miss Mary Moore was also
| Guest. The club will give an evening
meeting at the home of Mrs; FRANK
Thomas on Topeka avenue Wednesday
November 2.
} AS the next regular meeting of the
Good Government club would conhict
with the meeting of the Kansas Equai
Suffrage association. Novemper ~ anu i4l
IL a called meeting will be held IN us
J Mace at the home of Mrs. Lee Monroe,
ans Harrison street. next TUESDAY
afternoon All the members are re-
quested to be present IN oroer 10 ltiane
1reparations for the Suffrage assocla-
ton meeting.
/ A chrysanthemum show for next
autumn is among the plans OF IN. sne
> West Side Forestry club. The 1oea
was started by Mrs. Gobrechts paper
on "Chrysanthemum Culture reao a.
the meeting of the club with Mrs w j.:
A Johnston Thursday afternoon Inc
members of the club will devote them
}. selves to chrysanthemum raising our
ing the next year and the mowers e1f
hibited will be for sale at the emu 20, %
the show The proceeds will go 10 the
cluh,s mark fund. The club Will meet
in two weeks with Mrs. Walter Bates
a Mrs. Albrecht Marburg was the hos
;. tess of the Art club at its meeting last
Monday afternoon. The programme IN,
It GUIDED a. vocal solo by Mrs. DaVro
Palmer and papers by MIS-. n Meie-
e fer Stephan, Mrs Margaret Wlggln Oh
the Cologne Cathedral and 81. Ursula
!, and Mrs. w. l. Newcomer on ene nS
versburs Passion and Martin Schoen-
i gauer Mrs Hillyer will be the CRUZ
1ext hostess a week from next Mon
;. day.
The monthly guest day of the Cur
= rent Literature club was held TUESDAY
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. 4. -
y Kiene on Lincoln street. 1t was byro "
s Day on the club programme MIS-: y
e Judd reviewed The CastaWay, fdal-
, lie Erninie Rives' novel founded or
+ the life of the English bard. Mrs. Warc
R1rIingame and Mrs. H. A. Heath lee
a discussion on the Morality or GENUS
= and each member told an anecdote OF
the poets life. The guests were Mrs
Frank P MacLennan, Mrs: Peiel
Smith Mrs Albert watkins, Mrs. JONI
: n CLANCY, Mrs S. D. Cooper, Mrs.
- r Doran. Mrs. c. D. WEIGH and Mrs
Joseph Waters.
The Monday Tourist club met witt
Mrs. Walter Wellman, 1888 Fillmore
street Monday. The club is studying
Russia this year and the programme
=, this meeting included papers by Mrs
" stephen r. futile on Social Conditions
- nv Mrs Dickinson of Phases OF GOV
y eminent, by Mrs. Charles Sessions OF
- the Orthodox Church and readlni
from Stoddard by Mrs. Lindland. TIL
Cluf will meet in two weeks with Mrs
9 John Lagerstrom, 1851 Tyler street.
s. The Ninde Chautauqua circle vii
meet Tuesday evening, November
L. with Mr.. and Mrs A. o. Beach, 6S
MT Tyler street. The programme follows
Music.
Roll call; current events.
German Master MUSICIANS, (BachJ
s. Miss Westerfield.
b, Three minute talks upon subjects as
signed.
al Owing to the departure of the presl
We dent Mrs J. J. Wehe for Californi
Id for the winter the VeSpuccian club ha
a special election at it's meeting Thurs
IS. day afternoon with Mrs. F. M. Con