The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-03

state ONICEE8.
President. Mrs. May Benevills Brown
Vice President. Mrs. l. H. wiahard'
Recording Secretary. Mrs. ". D. Atkin-
~corTespoadiiing Secretary. Mrs. N. I. Nc
Tress sureT. Mrs. H. B. Asher. Lawre1lee.:
AUDITOR. Mrs. Grace l. Snyder CassAeA
General Federation Secretary, Mrs Lila
Day Monroe. Topeka
Superintendent Travelling art Galley
Mrs Kate Arlington. Council Grove
District Presidents
First District-Mrs. H o. GarVey' ~
Second Distriict-Mrs. .. s. Stephens
T Rfi c BstrPa ass%Saiss Esteo Dalton.
Winfield. president. 49, x7-o. IN
Fifth Bistrict-Mrs. Catherine HoffT.an-
Enterprise. president. nye1son
sixth District-Mrs. w II
= Smith Center president. ,,.4.ttobn.
= Seventh District-Nrs. E L. FeteiyOAN
Dodge City, president ~, r
Eighth District Organizer-A1Fs- : -
Usage County Federation-Mrs- Emma
4roudner. Carbondale- president
Topeka Officers. ,.,s
President Mrs Clement Smith, Al GIN
Vice President. MIS-. J. W. Going. 500 To-
peka aye1use- IND. tel, iO9 1r,zs Lucy B.
Secretary. Miss Maud Bishop, 1900 Col
's TTea asSrGe Mrs. frI {. D. Robertson. ls
auditor Mrs. G. A. Huron. % Fillmore
First District Meetings for 19f
Usage County Observation-Disclosures game
Nov SO.
--.-4s.-e- 80 1-e+ x.-aaJx-ffat of
the Fourth district at Eureka, would
have been better in point OF atten-
dance had not the entertaining Guy
been rather hard to reacn from solile
points. Enough came, however 70
make a most interesting meeting, ana
to anpreciate the hospitality of Eure-
ka club women. All OF the sessions
were of interest. and excellent work
was done at this meeting me OF
dcers elected were as follows:
President, Mrs. Josephine weather.
First vice president, Mrs. Martha
Brookover, Eureka.
Second vice president, Mrs Maude
Breeze. Cottonwood Falls
Recording secretary, Mrs. angus
Mcdonald Council Grove
Treasurer. Mrs. Lindsay, Marion.
Auditor. Miss Jones, Peabody.
The Fourth district Will meet at
Council Grove next year
Complete reports have not been re
cefvad from the Third district meeting
at Chanute, but q day spent there
proved to me that it was not behind
any Of the others In the matter OF IN
terest. Notable of the good things 1
heard were the address of welcome, by
Mrs. B. S. Justice of Chanute and the
paper on THE Woman Who Spends,
by Mrs. Mabel Ranney Wheeler, of
r1{ffsl,1rrsr The recording and cores
ponding secretaries, Mrs. ~ l. NC
DoweH Of Salina and Mrs w. D. At
kinson Of Parsons, We're also visitors
here.
An extra volume would be needed to
tell of club "doings" in lola last week.
They composed entertainment in the
homes of Mrs. Chas F. Scott and Mrs
A v Lodge. the latter president of
the Sorosis club, newly organized. A
presidents Luncheon" with Prof. and
Mrs. L. H. Wishard, where all pres
ent were presidents excepting Mrs.
Wishard and Mrs Scott and they We're
''vice' s'-One of the state and one of
the Second district A luncheon with
Mrs. H. L. Hendricks, president Of the
Current Events club, an afternoon
with this club at the assembly room
of the new library building, and a bril-
liant reception, given by the Sorosis
club to all lola and Gas City clubs at
the home Of Mrs. Clearinghouse Be
side this should be especially mention
ed the reception at Gas City by Mrs
w. d Wolfe. president of the Pro
gressive club. which chose Monday
evening for their entertainment. This
IS practically q new club but it has ac-
cOmplished much for its neighborhOod.
A library and reading room is one of
its achievements, and one which is