The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-28

me 1dtlEts sending delegates TO press
their claims, the federation decided
to hold the next meeting in Phillips
burg.
0fncers of the sixth District FEEDER
alton. for the year 1906, are;
President-Mrs. W. H. Nelson, Of
Vice resident-Ars. T. F. Mccrack-
en-, of Stockton.
seeretary-Airs- Martin. Of Phil
Treasurer-Nlrs. Lovejoy. of Al
mena.
Auditor-AIrs. }. H. Reeder of Hays
MRS. GEO. P. GRIFFITH
Hays City.
The current General Federation Bull
1etin announces the date of the general
federation biennial meeting at St.
Baul from Thursday, May 81, to Thurs
day, June z, 1906. The complete pro-
rgamne has Of course not yet been ar
ranged but some changes are announc-
ed which VIII be received with interest
by club women. For one thing the
councils and conferences will be arrang-
ed SO as not to conflict as they did at St
Louis and previous biennials, only one
conference or council being held at a
time. The mornings viii be largely
given over to this part of the pro-
gramne. The state presidents reports
viii be allotted special session which
promises to be one of the best features
Of the meeting.
Year books of the Thernian club OF
Newton have been received by the State
Journals club department. This club
was organized in 1884 and is federated
with the old Seventh district and the
state declarations. The club motto, DO
the best; if not-the best possible is
brought wildly to mind KY a study of
the year books which show that the
club is pursuing the very best in its
studies. Shakespeare, and the lives and
work of some prominent Americans liV-
ing and dead with an occasional paper
on q piece of modern fiction or some
topic of everyday interest. The officers
of the club are: President, Mrs. Anna 3.
Butler first vice president, Mrs. w. ID.
Congdon; second vice president. Mrs. R.
B. Lynch; recording secretary, Mrs. G..
1 W. Chase; corresponding secretary,
Mrs E. G. Hudson; treasurer, Mrs. D.
! c. Conway; auditor Mrs. Henry Erie
sen; reporter, Mrs. Fox Winnie Com
mittees-Literary: Mrs. B. T. Evans,
Mrs. H. L. Hart Mrs. W. c. Plummer;
hospitality: Mrs. N. G. Perryman, Mrs.
/ ". W. Miller, Mrs. Hall McReynolds.
The Bookman club of Holton is study
/ ing American History this winter, US
ing Edward Channing's History of the
United States as a text. The club which
is in its eleventh year Of usefulness and
service to its members and others was
i federated with the state federation in
/ 1898 with the First district in 1901 and
with the HoIton city federation in 1902.
It is one of the largest and most in
/ f1uential clubs of it's town. Miss Mar
i tina NJ. Beck, president of the First dis
] trict federation is its treasurer and the
other officers are Miss Mabel Wenner,
! president, Miss katharine Tucker. vice
president, Miss Ella Teer, secretary.
] The active members are Annebel NJ.
4 Allison, Martha NJ. Beck, Victoria Ben
net Jane Broderick, Frances NJ. Brod-
erick, Josie 7. Rumgardner, Ruth Hay
den, Matte 3. Jones Grace King, Min
ME B. Linscott. Ellen R. Lowell, Love
z. Moore. Annie P Moore Daise L
Moore. Clara b Myers, Myrtle E. Price
F1oye o. Price, Miss E. Rippeth, Carrie
/ Sarbach, Georgia NJ. Smyth, Ella Teer
/ katherine Tucker, Mabel H. Wenner
! Grace NJ. Wenner. Lois Wright.