The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-18
Women's
Club News

The Ceramic Art club had a yer.
pleasant meeting with Miss jennie
Bross last Wednesday. Mrs. ]. W. Go
ing gave a talk on the European
nosaics and the Sevres pottery at Paris
illustrated by photographs and exam
pies Of European pottery. The clut
Will have its March meeting at the
home of Miss Kitty Lindsay. The clut
discussed a it's meeting this week the
exhibit of its work which will be made
at the time of the state federation II
Topeka in May. This win be the larg-
est and most complete exhibit of its
work which the club has made.
At the Good Government club meet
ing Thursday Mrs Monroe read her fine
! papar on THE Influence of Litera ture
on Women" in place of the essay on
Benjamin Franklin which will be given
atthe next meeting at Mrs Guibor's the
second Thursday on March The fol-
/ lowing resolutions were adopted:
Resolved First-That we commend
with gratitude the action of our house
of representatives in passing the bill
giving presidential suffrage to the wo-
men of Kansas, and thank them most
earnestly for taking this forward step
in the progress of liberty.
SecOnd-Beneving had we been ac-
corded the same courteous hearing in
the senate that was granted in the
victory; it is with sincere regret that
we can express our gratitude to only
six senators.
Third-To the press our appreciation
for encouraging notices, helpful editor
ials and continuous fair treatment is
hereby acknowledged
The annual colonial charity enter
tainment of the Golden Rule club will
be given at the home of Mrs. l. 5.
Lewis, 1911 West Fifteenth street, on
the afternoon and evening of February
%. Light refreshments will be served
An afternoon programme will be given,
the evening programme is as follows:
PART I.
Banjo and guitar duet..--..--..-..-
Mr.. Geo. Hughes and Mr.. Jason Hughes.
Mr. Walter Bolles.
Piano duet-Pilgrims Chorus-From
''Tannhauser'' ......... ...... Wagner
Miss Ella Fuller. Miss Shirley King.
Flute solo .....---. -..--....,..
Mr.. Howard Carruth.
Mr.. Geo. O'Neil.
Tournament ........... .Nevin
Mrs. W. A. Harshbarger.
PART II.
Sing Me to Sleep ....... Edwin Greene
Miss Jessie Maxwell.
Banjo and guitar duet-.--......-.-.-
Mr.. Geo. Hughes, Mr.. Jason Hughes.
MISS Nelno Lincoln.
Honor and Arms-F'rom Samson" -.
.............. 49, .-...--... Handel
Mr.. Ray Stevenson.
whirlpool Galop ..................Ho 1tz
Miss Ella Fuller.
Central Park c. L. S. c.. will meet
with Miss Mabel Grosch, Tuesday
evening. February 81.
Roll call, favorite quotations, So |
eiaI Progress in Europe, Miss Edith |
0urant; German Master Musicians,
Mr.. Harvey Worrall.
The West Side Reading club viii
meet with Mrs. E. w. Poindexter |
Tuesday. February 2s. instead of Feb
nary Is as announced earlier
The Ninde G. L. S. c. will meet Tues
lay evening, February 81, with DR..
md Miss Westerfield, 400 West Tenth /
street. Program: Roll call. quota
ions from Tale of Two Cities" three
minute talks on Socialism, Mrs. w. E.
Iartindale. Miss Westerfeld, Miss
latie A. ElIinger. Industrial Revolu-
ion in England, Mr.. A. o. Beach;
Zen Frenchmen of the Nineteenth |.
century. Gambetta, Mrs. W. S. Miller;
herman Poem, Mrs. A o. Beach; Sur
-ey of Civic Betterment, DR.. J. NJ.
Vesterfeld.
The Junior Atlantean club viii
meet February 81 and % with Mrs.
Zee Clinton Forbes, 1924 Tyler street.
The West Side Forestry club will
meet Thursday at 2:30 o'clock with
drs. Gobrecht in Potwin.
The Helianthus Literary club will
aeet with Mrs. G. T. Mattingley, I'LL
lincoln street, February "a.
The Clio club meets with Mrs. H. L.
hirer, 1857 Fillmore street, Monday
t $3.50 o'clock.
The Travellers club will meet with
Hiss Bishop on College avenue Febru-
ry rs instead of February IS.
The Vespuccian club will meet with
frs. S. Cunningham, 1906 East ;
Eighth street, Thursday, February %.
The Ohio club will meet Monday, ;
ebruary 20, at their rooms, III West I
ixth street. J. H. SQuires will de-
yer his lecture on Life In Anderson /
lille Prison
The members of the Reviewers Z
Tub entertained their husbands at a '
alentine party Thursday evening at '
lie home of Mrs. r. DIETRICH. 1247 I
fillmore. Besides the club members I
hose present were Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. /
rown, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Atchison,
II. Rooster, Mr.. Harry Lang and Mr.. {
. L. Hopkins.
Six Crushed to Death
PottsvilIe, Pa, Feb. 18.-Six men
ere killed and fourteen injured at the