The Topeka state journal., 1906-05-19

McCabe was chosen president, Mrs.
ElOn S. Clark secretary and Mrs. Frank
M. Bonebrake and Miss Lulu Elliott
delegates to the city federation. Mrs.
McCabe viii appoint the new pro-
gramme committee. Roll call was an
swered with suggestions for the next
programme. Mrs. Harrison Morgan,
Miss Grace Morgan of Essex. Conn,
and Miss Lillian Adams Of New Or
leans were guests and the club enjoyed
a delightful social hour.
The Monday Tourist club met with
Mrs. w r. Martin this week and will
have it's last meeting of the year and
guest meeting Monday, May %, with
Mrs. w. H. Fernald. The lesson from
Stoddard on the Rhine was read by
Mrs. George Beach. Mrs. John T.
Lagerstrom had a paper on Wagners
life, Mrs. W. R. Martin told the story
of his operas and Mrs. D. J. Dickinson
sketched some of the romantic fea-
lures of his career.
The Ladies' Music club will meet
with Mrs. George w. Parkhurst We'd
nesday.
The Ceramic Art club met yesterday
with Mrs. H. Brown on Clay street
The Golden Rule club met with Mrs.
The Portia club met with the presi-
dent. Mrs. F. c. Slater, Thursday.
The vespuccian club will meet with
Mrs. H. W. Daub, 1919 Strong avenue.
next Thursday for 1aaei last meeting OF
the year. rr
AZ. vz,-+, o3,,t7 xv7,fcl, met with
Mrs H w. Seery Monday studied
heodore Roosevelt oand heard papers
on his life and writings by Mrs. VIII
lard N Hall, Mrs. D. E. Esterly ana
Mrs. A. D. Gray.
The Atlantean club held its last
meeting until autumn with MIS-. J. g.
McClintock sMondays ossh
The Ladies' Shakespeare club will
meet with Mrs. H. W. Roby Tuesday
afternoon and read the third part OF
Henry vi.
The IN Tempora club was enter
tained by Mrs. F. P. Lindsay. 1922
TAYLOR street, Tuesday afternoon Ron
cali was responded to with names OF
noted French scientists. The lesson
was on French genre painters or the
last two centuries, Madame and Mon
sieur Currie, discoverers of radium,
and Monsieur Worth, the famous Pa
risian contourier Miss Penny, of
Ashland, Neb., and Miss Madge
wood, OF Windfall. Ind, were guests.
The club was adjourned until fall, but
Will entertain the Provident associa-
ton mothers club Tuesday of next
week as a closing event in the club
year.
Miss Sadie Eby entertained the Cur
rent Literature club Tuesday. Mrs. ].
w Thurston read a paper. The annual
election will be held next week and the
last meeting May 20.
The Clio club met with Mrs. J. P
Wahle Monday. The programme was
devoted to John Trumbun and was con-
Quoted by Mrs. cav, me ciuo wlh
have its last meeting May 2S with Mrs.
Cav.
Mrs. Fanny Sutherland was the hos
tess Of the Ramblers' club Monday af-
ternoon. The lesson was on Japan. Mrs.
John T Ehrhart of Chicago and Mrs.
M. l. Metcalfe Of Kansas City were
guests They were formerly members
of the club. The club will sew at the
Orphans home Monday and meet in two
weeks with Mrs. Patrick Walsh.
The West Side Reading club win meet
Tuesday. May %. for the last meeting
of the season.
Mrs. L. D. Whittemore lectured on
the Van der veIdes, Cuyt and Hobbema
in her series of talks on Dutch art be-
fore the Junior Atlantean club at the
home Of Mrs. Albert Rosen in Highland
Park Tuesday. The meeting next week
will lie with Miss May Short.
The Nineteenth Century club had its
last meeting of the current club season
with Mrs. J. NJ. Cleveland Monday. Mrs.
Charles Grosvenor, Mrs. Mary Mulvane
Dent of Newcomerstown, Ohio. and
Mrs. Toy of Denver, Colorado. were
guests. 1t was a social meeting without
progra nme features, except the reading
of Longfellow's Hanging of the Crane
and reports of the state federation meet
ing by the delegates, Mrs. Cleveland and
Mrs. p. J. Clevenger.
The Junior Atlantean club will meet
Tuesday at half past two with Miss May
Short, 614 Clay street.
The postponed meeting Of the Nauti-
Ius club will be held at the residence of
Mr.. James Johnston, 1928 West Fifteenth
street, on Tuesday, May %, 1906 AS
several matters of importance come up
a full attendance of members is re-
quesfed-
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