The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-10

LOEQ DuQt6H anu Joe w Nll6Ou-s
Miss Elvia Mnlspaugh. Miss Nellie
Millspaugh. Miss Mary Lou YanSey of
Rome, Ga, Miss Edna Herbst, Miss
Helen Otis and Miss Jeanette Wolcott,
Mr.. Ediwn Curry, Mr.. Arner Roben-
son. Mr.. Jim Mcfarland, Mr.. Dana
Davis, Mr.. Ilif Felix and Mr.. George
Mitchell composed a circus party last
night.
Mrs. Lee Monroe IS entertaining a
small party at the W. G. L. S. street
fair at Ruce Hail. Washburn college,
this afternoon.
The Topeka high school chapter of
Phi lambda Epsilon is issuing invita-
tons for the spring annual at Stein
| berg's Friday. May 1s
Mrs. S. NJ. Crow gave a thimble party
Tuesday afternoon in honor of NIgs.
Clevenger's mother, and Mrs. Aber-
! nathy, Mrs. Crows sister. who leaves
for Ohio soon. Those present were
Mrs z. W Hoeh, Mrs. Elwin Locke.
Mrs. Wilber J. Greer, Mrs. Luther
Burns Mrs Richard Hughes, Mrs. Geo.
Hanley Mrs. Joab Mulvane, Mrs. En-
ma Schick. Mrs. s. s. Ott Mrs. John
Fyfe, Mrs. L. H. Lane, Mrs. l. A GIL
Iette Mrs. J. B. Brown, Mrs Irwin
Pribble, Mrs. E W. Hughes Mrs w.
J. Lewis. Mrs. Fred Snow, Mrs. J. w
Oliver, Mrs. Jas. Stansheld Mrs. A w
Lacey Mrs. J. ". SidweN Mrs. B. F.
Martin, Mrs. 0. 3. Martin Mrs. Reed
Miss Elizabeth Gavitt, Mrs B. NJ
Davies, Mrs. J T. Brown. Mrs. G. F.
Gordon, Mrs D. H. Branaman, Mrs. Dr.
Pritchard. Mrs. Young. Miss Belle Ward
Mrs A. Done, Mrs. NJ. D. Henderson,
Mrs. DR. Mary Stewart, Mrs Ida NJ.
Beveir Mrs c. L. Short, Mrs. J. NJ
/ Wallace, Mrs Kirk. Mrs. T ". Dur
ham, Mrs. Vim. Copeland Evans, Mrs.
A. c. Richardson, Mrs R B. Welch,
mrs Glide Lawrence, Mrs N. B. Camp
bell, Mrs. J. W. Stout. Mrs. Jane Aber-
/ nathy, Mrs c. J. Weld Mrs Dr.
/ Brockett, Mrs. F. Challis, Miss Ethel
1 Haldermau, Mrs. Herman Crow, Mrs.
i Al red L. Atwood, Mrs. H. A. Heath.
Mrs Clement Smith, Mrs. Lee Mon
roe and Mrs. w. F. Schoch returned
last night from Lawrence, where they
! attended the annual meeting of the
/ State Federation of Women's clubs
/ yesterday. The meeting began with
q reception for the visitors Tuesday
night. and viii continue until Friday
! night. Today a visit to Haskell insti-
] tute is planned, and tomorrow there
Will be session at the University OF
/ Kansas. An unusually large and en-
/ thusiastic meeting is reported. This
IS an of year. when no election is
held, and ordinarily such meeting
are not so we'll attended as those which
promise some political excitement and
activity. But this year about one
hundred and fifty railway certificates
were issued, and it must be remem-
bered that many of the club women
have transportation, 50 there are prob
/ ably something like two hundred Wis
ting club women in the Athens OF
Kansas for this occasion.
Ano0er the rToroIra WON on who took
part in yesterdays programme were
Mrs ". A. McCarter. who talked
about her magazine. The Club Mem
Der. and Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland, who
gave a brief account of the organfza-
tlor of the Woman's Kansas Day club
Mrs II. o. Garvey. president of the
First district federation. gave a report
Tor her district which has sixteen
clubs (this does not include the To
peKa clubs) and 400 members. The
district has devoted itself this year tc
sending books and pictures to the re-
formatories at Hutchinson and To
peka, and has succeeded so well that
5000 hooks have been sent. Mrs. W