The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-29


finland. 1929 Harrison street. viii be
the next hostess
The In TemDora club discussed the
city federation constitutional amend
ments at its meeting last Tuesday with
Mrs. Norman Keller, but took no deeis-
i've action. The club is following the
Bay View course In a study of France
this winter and Mrs. ]. w. Going gave
an interesting talk illustrated with pho
tographs Of her travels in France The
club viii meet in two weeks with Mrs.
Going.
The HeHanthus Literary club met
with Mrs. W. ". Smith, 1920 Polk street,
Friday afternoon. The response to roll
call brought out a number of Halloween
stories, legends and rhymes Mrs. Glenn
ent Smith, president of the city fedora
ton, was guest of the club and talk
ed of the federation's free kindergarten
on the east side. A paper was read by
Mrs. C. A. Bedeu and there were some
musical numbers. The club instructed
its delegates to the city federation to
vote against an increase of the per cap
ita dues
The Vesouccian club was entertained
by Miss Addie Putnam Thursday. The
responses to roll call were suggestions
on the subject of What Shall I Do for
My Club? Mrs. J. S. Langston read
paper on The Friendship of Women and
Mrs. S. Zimmerman one on Why Is the
Scarlet Letter the Greatest American
Novel? Mrs. F. NJ. COnwelTs paper was
An Imaginary Journey and Mrs. Charles
Hammond read review of the Little
Shepherd OF Kingdom Come The club
discussed the city federation cOnstitu-
tiona1 amendment but postponed action.
Mrs. W. J. Wehe viii be the next hos
tess.
Mrs. ]. P. Carnahan was the host
ess of the Filomena club Thursday
afternoon at her house, 7O1 Adams
street. The federation constitutional
amendment was discussed, but no vote
was taken. paper on THE Life of
Garfield" was read by Mrs. r. A
Wells. The discussion. led by Mrs.
Carnahan, was on "Altruism-' The
club selected a list of books, includ-
ing fiction, science and history, from
the state travelling library for the use
of the Parkdale reading room. Mrs.
w. NJ. Cleveland. 1901 Fourth street
east, will be the next hostess.
Mrs. Clement Smith and Mrs. John
Sargent both talked about the fedora
tons East side kindergarten and the
work the reading room, the mothers
club and the boys and girls clubs are
doing in Parkdale at the meeting of
the West Side Reading club Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. J. P. FarnswOrth.
Mrs. S. J.. Crumbine talked about the
Lewis and Clark exposition The
action of the club on the city fedeT-
alton constitutional amendment was
postponed.
Mrs Homer Larsh was the hostess
of the Cosmos club at its first meeting
of the season Thursday afternoon
The members discussed their vacation
experiences and discussed the fedora
ton constitutional amendments pro-
posed, instructing the delegates to
vote against the nominating commit
tee provision and the per capita tax
increase. In a contest to name the
present members of the PRESIDENT
cabinet Mrs. Nellie MacGregor won
the prize. Mrs Larsh served a
luncheon after the programme. Mrs
Jennie Cart will be the next hostess
the second Thursday in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 2. Larimer will
entertain for the members Of the
Shakespeare club and of the ChaIdean
club Monday night at their home in
Potwin. The feature of the pro-
gramme will be Shakespearean talk
by Mr.. Harry G. Larimer.
The Music Study club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. w. ]. v. Deacon.
Miss Emma Ahrens. of Chicago. who
is visiting Mrs. Frank Trip, was a
guest of the club and talked IN an
interesting informal way about Mr.
Seeboeck, the Chicago composer, a
number of whose compositions were
included in the programme. and who
! is a member of a Chicago music club
to which she belongs. The pro-
gramme follows:
On the Wings of Song. Mendelssohn
Miss Ahren=.
Brahma Song ..S eeboeck
Mrs. Morehouse.
Minuet .-..-... Seeboeck
Mrs. W. H Bowlby.
4 Beloved, 'Tis Morn .......... Award
Mrs. w H. WooO.
! Polish Song .ChOpin-LisZt
! Miss Grace Beard.
4 Come Darling Come. $3.50. Stevenson
Mrs. Harry Pribble.
/ The Year is a the Spring .Bea oh
To None Will My Love Discover.
.....-. Richard Strauss
! BolerO, OPP. SO. No. a.. .Seeboeck
Mrs. Tasker.
/ Mrs. Frank Trip, Mrs. J. T.
/ Ehrhart and Mrs. Morehouse of De-
catur. ILL.,. were guests of the club
The W. T. K club will hold an an
! day meeting with Mrs. section on
! Tuesday, October 81. If the weather
permits. The club members are re
nuested to meet at Mrs Rutter's. s2S
sharp. If the weather prove stormy
the club will meet at the usual hour
with Mrs. Plummer, ga North Quincy
street.
The Lakota club will meet Monday
with Miss Bessie West.
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