The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-09

a-17lan to care for the trees OF the town
the year round He is paid by the city
and lit isssaid to be a. most satisfactory
arrangement sw
An excellent programme was pro-
vided for the June meeting of the city
federation held at the First Baptist
church Thursday afternoon. Mr..
Thomas E. Dewey lect1red on Shelley
and his discussion of the poet and
readings from his best love songs were
illustrated by Mrs. George W. Park
hurst, soprano and Miss Nina Thomas,
contralto. who sang musical settings
of his poems. The Ladies' Music club
quartette sang three beautiful num-
bers and Mrs. A. H. Holton and Mrs.
Lila Day Monroe gave reports the
first Of the state federation meeting
at Lawrence and the second of the
biennial at st. Paul. An informal re-
ception followed the programme. Mrs.
Letter was voted an individual member
of the federation. Mrs. E. D. Robert
son, treasurer gave report of the
money collected by the club women
for the local San Francisco relief fund.
They collected ninety-flve dollars ana
club to- expend fund of $500 Sc
cured from this and other sources.
This was used to purchase Women's
and children's clothes and the money
was all spent in Topeka The church
was beautifully decorated with quan-
titles of golden elder, roses, peoples,
gallardias and other flowers OF the
season. Mrs J. ". Going, first vice
president presided in the absence OF
Mrs. Clement Smith, the president,
Smith g. vote Of sympathy and a gift
of flowers. An informal reception fol-
lowed the programme.sf7 = c
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The Artscluh closed a pleasant sea-
son Monday with a delightful meeting
at the home of Mrs. g. J. aMulvanes
Mrs. Norman Wear and Miss Maud
Bates had papers and a musical pro-.
gramme was given by Miss Helen
HogeboOnns and Miss Nellie Baker, vo-
calistss and Miss Hazel Mulvane, 'vio-
Iinist, Mrs T. @. Wear OF Joplin, was
a guest ss
Mrs H. B. Taskero entertained the
members of the Music Study club at
their annual outing at the home of her
mother, Mrs. c. w. Campbell in High
land park yesterday The guests were
asked for all day. A picnic luncheon
programme was given in the after
noon. The guests. aside from club
members were Mrs Dora Carr, Miss
Ella Brady Of Davenport, Iowa, Mrs.
Irwin Pribble, Mrs. j. F. Lyle and
Miss Orbilsons
The Ceramic Art club will meet with
Aline Lamy at her home in Highland
park Friday June 49, Car leaves the
transfer station at p. m.
The Alta Vista club will have a pie
mic at Cedar Crest, Mrs.sF'rank P Mac
Lennan's summer home on Martins
hill. Thursday of next week.
The Topeka Chapter Of the Daugh-
tiers Of the American Revolution will
hold their annual flag day exercises
June II AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Meade.
Mrs. George, Hackney has invited
the members of the Handlers club
to spend Monday AFTERNOON with her at
Kinderton cottage, Highland Park
The FroebeI Mothers club picnic
which was set for yesterday at Grant
Vile was postponed until Friday or
next week. The club. members ana
their husbands will spend the after
noon at the park and have supper at
seven o'clock at the cafe.
The Portia. club closed an unusually
successful, harmonious and profitable
year with their annual outing at Mar
tins hill yesterday The clubs record
Of attendance and punctuality. at all
meetings the past season has been re-
narkable.
The Chalitso club-of Highland Park
will meet with Mrs. Pennybaeker next
Thursday afternoon.
The Golden Rule club will celebrate
their annual field day at the home OF
Mr.. George Hughes, 1910 College ave
nue. June Is. All day meeting.