The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-15

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sLsord. for tomorrow and its needs. do
Keep me my God from stain of sin. just
for today.
Let me both diligently work and duly
pray.
let me be kind in word and deed. just
for today.
Let me be slow to do my will, prompt
to obeyJ
Help me to sacrifice myself. just for
Set thou a seal upon my lips. just for
"Get books about thee. brimful. clever
books; books that shall broaden thee
and make thee wise.'-S. w. Partridge
Mrs w. A Johnston in the Kansas
Federation Book Of Quotations
Mrs. w. A. McCarter will read her
epaper on Jack London's Place in Amer
= lean Literature before the Fifth District
Federation of Women's Clubs at It's
meeting in Clifton the first week In
November. Chancellor Frank Strong OF
the University of Kansas at Lawrence
will also be a speaker. The program
promises to be unusually good Miss
Bertha Rockwell of Junction city,
young painter of promise who has ex-
hibited her work at the New YORK ana
Philadelphia salons Will nave an nouL
on art and the travelling art gallery OF
the state federation will be exhibited
Inc next Dlennld1 meeting VI lAAC S1OAA
eraI Federation will be held in ST. Paul
In 1906. The month has not been de-
cided upon. The biennial is usually helo
in May, but may be changed at the olS-
erection of the committee in charge to
suit the climate of the meeting place.
Perhaps winter is too prone to liner IN
the lap of spring in st. Paul TO MAKE
May a favorable month for the meeting
but that will be seen when the exact
date is announced.
Mrs. w. A. Johnston, Mrs. H. o. Gar
Vey. Mrs. Thomas F. Carver. Mrs: VII
liam A. McCarter and Mrs. De Witt Z.
Nellis will go to Leavenworth next
Tuesday to attend the meeting OF the
First District Federation of Women
Clubs. Mrs. McCarter will give her ad-
dress IAN Empire of Empire which
she gave at the biennial meeting or the
General Federation at st. LOUIS, Weo-
nesday night. Mrs. Carver represents
the Atlantean club and Mrs. johnston
the Good Government club, two Topeka
clubs which are federated with the
First District organization
The annual meeting of the Kansas
EQUAL Suffrage association in Topeka
November and 10 will be held in Rep
resentative hall, in the state house Inc
Good Government is making the local
arrangements and Miss Helen Kimber
Is preparing the program which will be
announced in a few days
A. n.
city federation Of clubs, will attend the
state conference of the Daughters of
=. the American Revolution in Lawrence
= next Friday and Saturday. Other rep
resentatives of the Topeka chapter will
be Mrs. A. T. Daniels, Mrs n. f.
Handy, Mrs. D. NJ. Fisk, Mrs. Luther
Burns, Mrs. Kimbal. Miss Maud KIM
sail. Miss Mary Meade and Miss Flor
ence Kimbal.
Mrs. George Parkhurst and Miss
Parkhurst were the hcstesSes of the
Ladies Music club at their house on
Tyler street Wednesday. The pro-
GTamme was very short. Miss Ala
belle Troutman, a guest of the clue
played four Chopin preludes; Miss
Emile King sang Jensens Were L A
Birding" and Mrs. Frank Foster sang
.'Er Ist Gekomen" and 'TTube Virus
Troutman Miss Grace Morse of Ian
caster. wis, and Mrs. H. L. P. Hill
yer were guests of the club.
Miss Lola Graham will read the pa
per on THE New Education at the
next meeting of the Western Sorosis
Saturday. october % and Mrs A A
GODDARD and Mrs. G. ]. Evans viii dis
cuss it. The meeting will be held with
AIRS. P. c. Chamberlain on Clay street
"Conquests and Defeats of Israel and
Their Effects" was the subject of thu
lore the Portia club at it's meeting
with Mrs.Eli G. Foster, Thursday. Mrs
E'rizzeI will be the hostess at the next
meeting Thursday, October q.
The Ramblers' club will meet here
after on Tuesdays instead of Monday:
as formerly. Mrs. Sutherland, S15 Mon
roe street, will be the hostess Octo-
Der Is. Mrs. Philip I. Murphy enter
tanned the club last Monday.
The Ladies' Shakespeare club vii
meet Tuesday, October IS, with Mrs
a. w. Parks 1901 Harrison street. Les
son at 2:30 beginning with quotation:
from play Midsummer Night:
Dream" acts 1 and II, ending at
with references to Shakespeare in cur
rent reading. Business session to 5
Mrs. Roby, leader.
The women who are conducting tht
day nursery are planning "A Visit t.
the Capital Cities for next Wednes
day evening. Here are the places t.
be visited: Stockholm, Swedish Bap
fist church. Fourth and Fillmore; Cal
70, Egypt, Mrs ]. P. White, SIG Hun
toon street: City of Mexico, Mrs. Her
ron. 200 Topeka avenue; Calcutta, In