The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-24

JOURNAL SATURDAY e
nenee Of Washington's birthday, as
sumed a patriotic character. Roll call
was responded to with current national
I events and Miss aGussie Fuller read an
j excellent paper on Our Flag A SYM
postum followed By the other members.
of the club who contributed short talks
on foreign governments illustrated by
the flags of the nation and the maps of
the countries under discussion.
George Washington's birthday was
/ celebrated by the West Side Forestry
club at meeting Thursday with Mrs
i T. c. BiddIe at the state hospital. Mrs.
4 Biddle and Mrs. Ware were in charge
I of the programme, which was very in
+ formal in character and opened with
quotations from or relating to Wash
ington. Many Of the guests were in
/ colonial costumes and some of the cos
tunes were very picturesque and be-
coming. The rooms were decorated
with flags. Washington's picture was
prominently in evidence and little
hatehets were given as favors. About
thirty club members and guests We're
present. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. Kelly in Auburndale the last
Thursday in March, when the new Of
hcers will be elected.
The Chalitso club met with Mrs.
George M. Stone in Highland park
Thursday. All the members were
present and four guests, Mrs. NJ F.
Rigby. Mrs. Griggs. Mrs. Bliss and Miss
Alice Potter. The programme pro-
vided for cooking recipes in answer to
roll call, but as the day was Washing
ton S birthday anniversary, some of the
/ ladies gave quotations from Washing
ton instead Mrs. Ferguson read a pa
per on Washington and Mrs. CorneIia
/ Curry reviewed the current number of
American Homes and Gardens. The
club is serving luncheon at the teach
ers' institute being held in the High
land park school this afternoon and
I tonight. The next meeting will be with
Mrs. T w Thompson.
The ". T. K. club. which met Tues
day with Mrs. Cross in North Topeka
1 had a WashingtOn's Birthday pro-
gramme- Anecdotes Of his life were
given in answer to roll call and Mrs.
! Cross, Mrs Matthews Mrs Frank C-l
/ Bowen and Mrs. Luce read papers re-
lating to his career and his family. The
refreshments We're suggestive of the
anniversary celebrated. Miss Martha
kimball was guest Of the club.
Miss Mary Thompson was the hos
tess of the Lakota club Monday. Mrs.
Harrison S. Morgan read a paper on
I Foods Necessary for Different Sexes,
/ s.
| Burns subject was "Broiling and Boil
ing" and Miss Marian Garretson dis
cussed Baking and Frying" The club
will meet March 5 with Mrs. David E.
Palmer.
The Portia club will have an evening
meeting tonight with DR.. and Mrs. S. J.
| Crumb ine. Besides the husbands of
the menb ers, a few other guests have
been asked. Mrs. Burton H. Pugh will
the Negro, Mrs. J. c. Allison will have
a sketch of Booker T. Washington, and
Mrs. Strickler will give some vocal
numbers.
Mrs Hostutler, Thirteenth and Lane
streets. was the hostess of the Monday
Tourist club this week. Mrs. Fred
Evarts read from Stoddard, Mrs.
George Beach had paper on "God-
frey de Bullion and Mrs. John Lag
Cities French History from 1881"
was Mrs. Linland's topic. Mrs. Hostut-'
Ter viii be the hostess again March 5.
Mrs. 7. W. Harrison was the hostess
of the Nineteenth Century club Mon
day. The programme follows:
Napoleon" Mrs. r, b hepley
! Madame de StaeF' Mrs. George Smith
"Dore' ......... Mrs D. A. Mulvane
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
j ,
Mulvane Dent of NewcOmerstown. o.,
was a guest1of the club
The following programme was given
at the meeting of the Junior Atlantean
club last Tuesday at The home of Mrs
Carl Woodbury. Nellis:
i Roll call: Patriotic quotations appro-
pirate to the week of Washington's
Birthday.
Restoration of Mount Vernon"
Ill, !,
primitive Methods of illumination"
.....-. ..-.... Miss May Short
Patriotic Music. -. Miss Waters
A loan exhibit of antiques owned by
the members OF the CLUB was feature
FOf the meeting. Each member brought
some old treasure and the exhibit al
though small was beautiful and valu-
able. The meeting next week viii be
with Mrs. Nellis again.
The Reviewers club had a meeting
with Mrs. w. H. Lewis. zoe Taylor
street, Thursday afternoon.
The Current Literature club will give
their annual dinner for the husbands
and other guests Monday night at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs c. T. McLel-
Ian in Potwin Place
The club had a meeting Tuesday
! with Mrs. r. S. Magee. Mrs James A
TrOutman read q paper on United
States History from the Civil War" to
the present time, and Mrs c. E. Judd
and Mrs. J. w Thurston reviewed the
current number of the North American
Review. Roll caH was answered by
Quotations from Washington. The
meeting next Tuesday with Mrs. Magee
will be a guest meeting.
The ChaIdean club will have an even
ing Monday, February 20, with Miss
lisa belle Thompson, sos Topeka ave
nue.. Mrs. w. F. Bowen, Mrs. J. n.
Green and Miss Thompson are the hos
tesses. The club met last Monday with