The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-15


known and appreciateds than in her
home town We predict a brilliant
future for the Topeka City federation
with Mrs. McCarser at its head. Salina
the pleasure of hearing this Topeka
lady during our chautauqua.
Mrs. Margaret Hill Mccarter viii go
to Kansas City, Kansas, January Is,
on invitation of the Gunsaulus alumni
and Will be the guest OF Mrs. F. W.
Bartlett while she is in town. She will
make an address on a. Shakespearean
subject. sa
The vignette club was entertained
Tuesday by Mrs. f. NJ Bonebrake fol-
lowing the usual Shakespeare lesson
conducted by Miss Edith Moore, Miss
Lulu Elliott read an excellent paper on
the Curse of Child Labor" a topic es-
pecially pertinent at this time in view
of the city federation's petition against
this evil. Mrs. w. $. CLANCY of Poca-
tello, Idaho, was guest of the club.
The next meeting will be held Deem
Der 2S, with Mrs. J. w. F. Hughes
The Ladies' Music club met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Frank P. MacLeRnan. The guests of
the club were Mrs. George P. Slit,
Mrs. w. A. McCarter, and Mrs. Ern-
est Hughes. Mrs. McCarter gave a
short talk on the work of the city fed
Grafton and the following programme
OF Rubcnstein numbers was given:
Barcarolle. Miss Allabelle Troutman
The Nightingale and the Rose. -.
.....-... Mrs. Frank Foster
Barcarolle, G.. Minor -...
.A MRS. Robert Carver
The Lark, Morning Song, The Dew
is Sparkling =. Mrs Frank Thomas
Sketch of Rubenstetn's Life 49,.
.1..N Miss Ellen Parkhurst
The Tear, Thou Art Like Unto a
Flower, My Heart is Bright with
Thee ..-..... Miss Bernice Fuller
Cradle Song Mrs. MACEDONIAN
The White Butterfly .DenZa
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Foster and
Mrs. Ferry
The club will have it's next meeting
with Mrs. MacLennanaon January g. s
The Lakota club met with Miss Mar
ian Garretson Monday for a practical
demonstration Of domestic science. the
subject which the club has been study
club season. Mrs. Margaret Hill Nc
Carter was a guest of the club.
The Good Government club met to-
day with Mrs. c. H. Guibor. The his
tory lesson covered the election and in
auguration of the first national Off
GERS and the women of the Revolution.
Mrs A H Horton was in charge of
the programme
The Ramblers' club entertained the
Mothers club Of the Provident asso-
citation Tuesday afternoon. A pro-
gramme was given, and refreshments
served
The Current Literature club met
with Mrs c. T. Mcclellan Tuesday af-
ternoon- Mrs. Sarah "A. Thurston read
a paper on James Russell Lowell. The
meeting next Tuesday with Mrs. Nc
Lellan will be a guest day.
The Chalitso club met Thursday
with Mrs. Fred lies. Answers to roll call
were quotations from Henry Van Dyke.
Mrs. c. w. Campbell gave a reading.
1.-The Other Wise Men, by Henry Van
Dyke. The guests of the club were Mrs.
O. M. Markley and Mrs w. A. John
ston. The club viii meet Decem ber
27th with Mrs. J.aH. Johns.
The Ramblers' club win meet with
Mrs. L. L -Foodwir, $40 Monroe. street
Monday afterno ons,s{ afsfs 80
The Junior Atlantean club will meet
Tuesday with Miss Edith Moore, = O6
Tyler stree. At the last meeting of
the club Tuesday with Mrs. Albert
Rosen at the home of Miss Helen Cur
Mrs F0Sar, and Mics Wa tors