The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-31

est in age in the state federation and
! bespeaks for it a bright and happy
future. It was organized in May, last,
with eighteen members, and its mem
bership is limited to twenty live. The
officers are: President, Miss Blanche
Randolph; vice president, Mrs. Nettie
A. Sohlinger; secretary, Miss Bertha
Schorer; treasurer, Miss Lusena Beebee.
The motto of the club is: Shall time S
best jewel from times chest lie hid. "
The flower of the club is the white car
! nation, and the cOlors are white and
green. The work of the club year
commencing September %, last, and
ending June 5, 1906, is the study of Eng
fish literature and parliamentary law.
The club will celebrate Kansas day,
January 29 with the following pro-
gramme: How Came to Kansas, by
the members; Parliamentary Drill, by
Mrs. Addie S. Van De Mark; Kansas
Statesmen. by Mrs. Kitsie E. Butler;
Kansas Writers, Miss Lusena Beebeei
recitation. Miss Ida Schorer. The mem
bers of the club are: Miss Blanche
Randolph Mrs. Nettie A. Sohlinger,
Miss Bertha Schorer, Miss Lusena Bee
| bee, Miss Mary E. Knapp, Mrs. Carrie
B. Cannon, Mrs. Minnie E. Bradley,
Mrs. Addie S. Van De Mark. Miss Pearl
Hakes, Mrs. Julia L. Angevine, Mrs.
Isabella K. Hermon Mrs. Lena J. Arm
strong Mrs. Ella NJ COwell, Miss Ida
SchoreT, Mrs. Kitsie E. Butler, Mrs.
Nan b Goodwin, Miss Rose Fessenden,
Mrs. Tirzah Q. patterson
The Ladiesolg Literary league of
sAbfleffe gave its annual meeting
Thursday night at the home of Mrs.
G. c. Wyandt. The officers Of the
other Abilene clubs were invited. Mrs.
May BelleviHe Brown, of Salina, pres
ident of the state federation, gave an
| address and supper was served.
The Calidorean club viii meet with
Mrs. J. c. Harmon. 915 Buchanan street,
Tuesday afternoon, January 2.
The next meeting of the Nautilus
club, which Will be held with Mrs. H.
c. Bowman. on Tuesday, January 2.
at o'clock, will be in the nature of
a memorial for. Mrs. Stewart Sheldon.
one of the clubs Oldest and best loved
members.
The Chaldean club will meet with
Miss Belle Thompson Monday, January
The Helianthus Literary club will
meet with Nrs.A L. Wiseman, SIT Sixth
avenue, west. January u.
Western Sorosis met with Miss Efie
Graham yesterday afternoon. Mrs. H.
W. Roby, who is in Boone, Iowa, for a
month, contributed the paper, Nagging
by one or the NaggeFSs Wnlcn was redu
by Mrs. Zellers.
The Filomena club met with Mrs
Lane 81 Lake street, Thursday after
noon.
The Nineteenth Century club will
meet with Mrs. Charles L. Wood at the
National Monday, January 8.
The In Tempora club win meet jan
uary with Mrs. F. P. Lindsay, 1922
Taylor street
The afternoon and evening classes of
the Radium circle were entertained
Wednesday evening by Mrs. Ida Hardy
at her residence, 1871 Lane street. The
members of the circle presented Mrs.
Hardy with a picture of Hoffman's
Christ Child. By a peculiar eOinci-
dence Mrs. Hardy had prepared as
souvenirs for those present miniature
reproductions of the same Hoffman
masterpiece.
The w T. K. club will be entertained
by Mrs Petro and Miss Cole, at their
residence, 1918 Topeka avenue, on
Tuesday afternoon, January 2, at 2
o'clock.
The ladies Of Lotus club will be en-
tertained by Mrs. J. Putnam at her
home, 1920 Jackson street, Wednesday
afternoon, January 3, 1906 Mrs Stokes
gives the reading.