The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-24

with eleven Of them incluT the pres
iGent, first and second vice presidents,
and. corresponding secretary living on
the South side. And further more the
Connections with the federation, is a
South side resident and who is also 8
mmeber OF at least two other federated
clubs. At our Inee4sag of November q,
just prior to the ueeting OF. the fedora
ton IN which -action- was taken on tae
amendments to the constitution our club
instructed their delegates to vote for
50 cent per capita tax. so the injustice
Of the statement as given in the article
mentioned can be readily seen Our
club has always responded to every call
made upon 1t by the federation. This
club woman also states that The
federation did more work for the flood
sufferers, than any other organization
in town and the federation alone replac-
ed the school books that were ruined
by the flood but now when the fedora
ton asks for a little help this club
Withdraws its support" The aforesaid
article accuses US of froratitude for IA
vors received durinp those trying times
Of 1903 This we feel is unjust, and viii
further state that we are misrepresent-
ed in the c1argP for the members OF
this club as well as all other right
minded people fully appreciated and
were truly grateful for all acts Of chart
-
ton toward those who were not, owing
to this hesitation of providence able to
help themselves. The true spirit or
Christian charity never glOats over
what it has done.
Signed by members of the w. T. K.
c., who live on the North side.
Mrs N. A. Low entertained the At
lantan club at a social meeting Monday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Claiming J.
Brown Of Blue Rapids, a former mem
Der of the club, who is spending ne
holidays with Mrs. Willis Gleed All
the former members Of the club resident
Ia Topeka were included in the invita-
tions
The. Nineteenth Century club had q
meeting Monday with Mrs ". a.
Fighter. The programme included pa
per on Millet by Mrs John Cleveland,
one by Mrs. R. p. kepleY on the Cathe-
drals Of France and one by Mrs. John
r. AIulvane on Engraving. Mrs. George
O. Smith conducted the Bay View
course lesson. The club voted to assess
the members ten cents each for Mrs.
Thorpe's Christmas treat for the poor
viii be held with Mrs. C L. Wood at
the National the first Monday in Janu-
ara.
The Ladies' Music club viii meet
next Wednesday with Mrs. Frank ?.
MacLennan.
Mrs. MacLennan will be the hostess
of the Alta Vista Mondays during JAM
uary.
The Art club viii have its next
meeting January with Miss Maud
Bates who is a new member Of the
club.
The Cosmos club will have a meet
ing Thursday of next week with Mrs.
L. U. Harrison, Sixth avenue west
The Western Sorosis will meet Sat
urday, December so with Miss Effie
Graham, AIS West Sixth street. The
paper for the month is 'fNagging, by
One of the Naggers,' by Mrs. H W.
Roby. The discussion viii be led by
Mrs. w w KitcheH and Miss Laura
L. Ewing.
Nespuecian club will meet with Mrs.
c. e. Bennett, T1g Quincy street,
Thursday December -2S.
The Froebel Aotbersl union wiH meet
with Mrs. Stexensonl S21 Jefferson
street. Friday, December 90
The meeting. of the West Side Read
ing club, which was to have been held
Tuesday. has been postponed until
January 2.