The Topeka state journal., 1905-05-06


elected by the individual clubs to the
state federation meeting in Topeka
week after next are requested to meet
at the Copeland next Friday morning
at 10 o'clock to receive their creden-
tials and badges. The credentials
committee wishes to get the local dele
gates taken care of before the visitors
arrive.
The committee Of social arrange
ments for the state federation meet
ing. which includes the presidents Of
all the clubs in the Topeka federation,
viii meet with the chairman, Mrs. J.
c. McClintock, next Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock.
Important as it is. in the eyes of
all club women, the state federation
meeting in Topeka week after next
should not make Topeka women for
get another very interesting approach
ing event. the loan exhibit of original
paintings to be shown in the manual
training high school for one month
beginning May Is. This exhibit will
be an important adjunct of the fedora
tiou meeting and has been arranged
with view to giving the club women
of the whole state an opportunity to
see some excellent pictures. Many Of
the best American painters are repre-
sented in the collection. which has al
ready arrived in Topeka and will be
placed next week Among the well
known painters represented in the col
lection are Z. II. POtthast, Garlic Blen-
ner @. T. Fry, w. S. Robinson, F.
Carliu, r. H Nichols 7. Burgess, J.
n. Marble, A. II. Platt, G. a. Need
ham, G. H. McCord, A. H. Barrows,
H. NJ. WalCOtt c. Parker, K z.
DeGolier. R. D. Gauiey. ". sartain. B.
Harrison, E. I. Couse. h. W Faux
ner, s ". Van Schaik, W. G. Smith,
w. J. Hayes. F A. Bickne1, H. B.
Smell, w Birney. s. S. Dustin, c. W.
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Local art critics, Mr.. George NJ.
Stone, Mr.. Albert T. Reid and Mr..
George Barlow Penny who were
largely instrumental in securing the
exhibit, speak of the pictures in terms
of high praise. The collection en-
braces a variety of subjects and in
cludes the best examples of different
schools shown at recent exhibits in
Boston and New York.
Mrs. G. B. Hoffman in the Enter
prise Eagle; The Fifth district has q
very popular candidate for president
in Mrs May Belleville Brown of Sa-
lima
Every club woman should send ten
cents to the Club Member at Topeka,
kan, edited by Margaret Hill McCar-
ter. This magazine viii ill a long felt
want It will contain the club news
from all the hedges and by ways of
club life Is well as much original mat
ter by the able editor.
The Art League Of Leaveuworth has
instructed for Mrs. Nay BelIeville
Brown. of Salina, for president of the
state federation. The Library and
Outlook clubs of Cawker City also in
structed for the Salina Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. A. G. Scott. of Saltwater. Okla.
president of the federated clubs of
Oklahoma and Indian Territories. and
Mrs H. E Churchill, OF Greeley. Colo,
president of the Colorado federation.
viii be guests OF Mrs. r. ". Hoch at
the governors house while they are
in Topeka for the state federation
meeting. Mrs. J. c. McClintock will
entertain Mrs Hill P Wilson of Law
renee, Mrs Waterman stone of Kan
sas City Mrs. c. W Snyder of Leav-
enWorth. Mrs. L. r. Priddy of Kansas
City and Mrs. John A. Hale of kan
sas City. Mrs. H. o. Garvey's guests
viii be Mrs. Florence NJ Hopkins, Miss
Stella McGonigle and Miss Laura
Hook of Leavenworth. and Mrs. z. F.
Porter Of Pittsburg. Mrs. Nellie Nc
Daniels of Leavenworth VIII visit Mrs.
T. f Carver. Mrs. Arthur L. Nichols
will entertain Mrs. Mary MeCahon