The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-19

The Chaloean CLUB met MONDAY
with Mrs. George D. Walp. The les
son in Hamlet was conducted by
Mrs william F. Bowen. Mrs. O. E. T
Walker talked of the character of
Hamlet and Mrs. NJ. J. Holmes dis
cussed "Moulton's Criticism Of Ham /
let" The club win continue to meet /
with Mrs Walp Mondays during No /
vember
Mrs. 7. W. Peers was the hostess
OF the Clio club Monday. Programme: /
United States History" papers by |
Mrs. G. 3. Sturgeon, Mrs. NJ. o.
White and Mrs Weber Next meet /
ing with Mrs. Weber.
The Ceramic Art club was enter /
tanned by Mrs. H. E. lyman at her
house. 1854 Polk street. Friday after |
noon. Following lesson in design /
conducted by Miss Marie Witwer, |
there was a paper on "Old China" by
the hostess and a social hour. The
guests Of the club we're Mrs. William
Jessup of Horton, Mrs. John Klein
hans and Miss Nellie Kirk. The next /
meeting Of the club win be held in
January with Miss Jennie Bross.
The FroebeI Mothers union was
entertained by Mrs. G. D. Lushy. 1855
Mulvane street, Friday afternoon. /
The programme included a paper by
Mrs. Eugene Hopkins on 1.-THE Bed
time Hour" a Thanksgiving story
read by Mrs Hardy, and vocal and
piano numbers by Miss May Gilker-
son. Guests of the club we're Mrs.
Lusby's aunt, Mrs. Emma e. Vinton,
of Muncie, Ind. who is visiting her;
Mrs. W. j. Lewis, Mrs. Ralph Ward,
Mrs. Arthur Graham and Miss Gill
kersOn. pleasant social hour fol-
lowed the programme. Mrs. Ray
Dietrich viii be the clubs next
hostess.
Mrs. W. E. Heatherly and Mrs.
Eugene Hopkins were the hostesses
Of the Reviewers club tn ursday at the
formers home. S25 Clay street. A
number Of guests were present be-
sides the regular members. The pro-
gramme was very interesting one in
Guiding papers by Mrs. Heatherly and
MRS. Hopkins on Belgium and Bull
garian readings by Miss Clara Crum
and piano selections by Mrs. Pearl
NIcClOskey.
Mrs A. G. Carruth and Mrs. ]. c.
Holland were the hostesses for the
Golden Rule club Friday afternoon.
DR.. Thomas Young, D. D., gave a very
entertaining informal talk on his re-
cent travels through the HOLY Land.
Roll call was responded to with Quota
tons from Proverbs xxi. Mrs. VIM
a. Harshbarger and Miss Strawn gave
piano numbers. Visitors of the club
were Mrs S. e. Sheldon. Mrs. Frank
Clark, Mrs. A. Henich Mrs. q A.
supple Mrs. H. L. Larsh, Mrs VIM.
A. Earshbarger. Mrs. A E. Beine
MIS- w. w. Bollard, Mrs. A X Purvi-
ance Miss Purviance. Mrs. S. z. Pratt
me next meeting viii be with Mrs. J.
C. Fuller, December 1, 1887 Garfield
avenue, when the annual election of
officers takes place.
Miss Lulu Mckee. the parl,aale
kindergarten teacher. reports the or
ganl4atlon of a Boys club of TWENTY
uVe members and Girls club IF
ABOUT the same number in connection
S, .Stl osLler work on behalf of the city
41usIation on the east side The
boys meet twice a week. on Tuasdav
AFTERNOON ana Friday evening The
Syenlng meeting is for play and study
me e l-5..5l IS business meeting
1Ie girls are learning to sew at their
wednesday afternoon meeting ana ere
maklng little aprons. When these are
unisned they viii have their mofbers
~ lot Yea ana wear them while they
s5rye- An evening party for the two
clubs is to be arranged soon.
The ladies OF the Searches ol,,b mot
last saturday afternoon with Mrs n
a Keith. A special programmes oo,3e; =
Ing Of several musical numbers . -
Yak on American Art by Mrs NJ
%nalnperlaln took the place Of the rse-
ular work. Mrs. Elizabeth Colvin ~
rs leaving Topeka to make her homo &,
--N-S springs was the guest of honor
ana was presented with Topeka so11vs-
nler spoon by the ladies of the CHM
1nose present were AIesdames CoIvin
STANLEY, Mcbride, Heron, Gorov. F9en7D-
stead. Platt, Roebuck. Keith. Cbsnbar-
ls-lil' misses scheneh. Donnell. Paine.
lawrence journal: A more beautiful
cay TOT entertaining than today conId
Lot nave been chosen, and a large mum,
~ OF friends were present at the re-
cepuon given this afternoon by the OFT
CsIs OF the Betty Washington chanfsr
or tne daughters Of the American Pevo-
19uon, by courtesy Of the Washif = ~,
Eo4t lne use Of the G. A. 4. rooms was
sven Tor the reception and by the use
OF nags and flowers they were made IN
look most attractive. The DAYLIGHT vyaq
SAcluQed and the. room was briIlian4iv
nBnled. Immense flags were df~-iav,e5
on lhe walls and were used as p9 -tieres
ana curtains while smaller flags were
everywhere ia evidence. Large clusters
Of cnIysanthemums Of different coIors
togetner with ferns aided in making a
scneIne or decoration which was l1ost
enectlVe- As the guests arrived thew
were received by Mrs. Paul r. Brooks
Mrs. CHARLES Seewir. Mrs. G. F. Leonard
Mrs. Hugh Means. Mrs A. N. Fl1lles
anq Mrs. George Banks, the hostesses
Of the occasion.
Coffee was served during the after
noon by Mrs. I. N. Lewis and Mrs. Geo
shaw Miss Florence Clark Miss I,uf-
9ile Leonard, Miss Lucy March. Miss
Julia McGrath and Miss Oretta Moore