The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-26

original poems Mrs. Crumbine gave
some vocal numbers The club is plans
ming a picnic at the PoindeXter farm
some time next month.
AT the Junior Atlantean club meet
ing Tuesday with Miss May Short the
following program was given: Jan
Both and Nicholas Berchem, Mrs.
Carl w. Nellis; Backhuysen, Miss
Short; David and Cornelius de Heem.
Mrs. Lee Forbes; Bosboem, Miss Wat
ers; Joseph Israels, Miss O'Neiil;
Nesdag. Mrs. Charles Cooper; Gabriel
and Barent kOekkoek, Mrs. Albert
Rosen; Anton Mauve, Miss Lescher.
Miss Within gave as an optional
love letter Of Abraham Lincoln. The
club Will have its last meeting next
week when it will enjoy ans all day
session with Mrs. Cornelia Curry il.
Highland Park.
The Chaltso club of Highland Park
met with Mrs. J. NJ. Ferguson this
week and Will meet in two weeks with
Mrs. Pennypacker. Mrs. Harlan, the
mother of the president, Mrs. Jones.
was a guest. letter was read from
Mrs. Fred Popenoe former member
of the club. Mrs Potter read a paper
on the Modern Kitchen, describing the
latest electrical appliances and other
recent Improvement Mrs. Theodore
Wilkie read an article from the pop
ular Mechanics monthly on Chicago
postofice.
Mrs. H w Daub, 1919 Strong ave-
nue., was the hostess OF the Nespuccian
CLUB at the last meeting until october,
Thursday afternoon. The programme
consisted of a symposium by all the
mem bers on famous calamiueS of his
tory, a paper by Mrs. J. S. Langston on
Decoration day and a review of HaIl
Gaines Eternal city by Miss Emma
Stevens Miss Maude Daub played some
piano numbers. The club will give
one picnic a month during the sum
mer.
The West Side Forestry club met
Thursday with Mrs. Wise on Willow
avenue. Two new members who have
been on the visiting list, Mrs Harry
Forbes of Cedar Heights and Mrs.
Frank P MacLennan of Cedarcrest
were admitted to the club to fill vacan-
cies caused by the resignation of Mrs.
Barrett who resigns from active mem
bership on account of i'll health, but
will continue as an honorary member,
and Mrs. Gobrecht who Will leave for a
permanent residence in Sedalia. Mo.
The club voted five dollars toward
the Mary Tenney Gray memorial to be
placed on the grave of this former
president emeritus of the Kansas fed
Grafton and one of the founders of the
organization by the club women or
Kansas. Mrs. o. E. Waller. chairman
of the programme committee, an
nounceS that the new programme Will
be published shortly. The next meet
ing of the club will be the annual
picnic at Cages lake, the last Thurs
day in June. The faculty of the for
estry department of the Kansas Agri-
cultural College and the presidents of
the Manhattan clubs who entertained
the Forestry club when they visited the
Agricultural College last month viii
be asked to attend the picnic and the
families of the club members are also
included in the invitations.
The Nautilus club elected a new
president and corresponding secretary
at Its meeting Tuesday with Mrs.
James H. Johnston to fill vacancies
caused by designations. Mrs H L.
Whiting resigned the Office of president
because she is going TO Chicago soon
to spend the summer and perhaps stay
( longer with her daughter, Miss Anna
Whiting who will continue her violin
studies there and Mrs Neiswanger re-
signed the office Of corresponding sec
J rotary. Mrs. Johnston was elected
! president and Mrs. Joseph 7. LOveWell.
corresponding secretary to succeed
them. Mrs. Floyd p. Baker read an
interesting paper on Jewels which was
! illustrated by notable and beautiful
/ collection of gems, the property OF
the club members and their friends II
was the last meeting for the summer
except the annual Field day the time
| and place Of which have not been de-
1 cided uDons but which will be held
some time in June.
The Monday Tourist club will hole
| its guest day meeting with Mrs VIM
Ferrald. Mrs. Martin assisting as host.
ess.
The Ladies Shakespeare club me
with Mrs. II. " Roby last Tuesda,
| and will meet every Tuesday unit
they have finished Henry VI with Mrs
George B. Roberts at the Blovre,
House. When this play IS finished tn,
club viii adjourn for the summer.
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