The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-17
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said. be presented by the nominating
committee to the City Federation for
the office of president at the election
next month. Miss Graham is wo-
man of much more than average abIl-
| ity, and would make an uncommonly
good president.
The nominating committee Of the
federation, Mrs. w. A. Johnston, Mrs.
Lee Monroe and Mrs. W. A McCar-
offices Of the City Federation clubs
and individual members are asked to
send the names of women available for
president and the minor officers. With
in the next three weeks every club
In the federation should have consid-
cred the question whether they wish
representation on the federation exec
utive board. and if so should submit
the names of their candidates and the
| Offices for which they wish them nomt-
mated.
Mrs. w. A. McCarter, who has been
mentioned a good many times for the
office of president OF the City Fedora
ton and who will probably be nomi-
mated, is credited with wishing to see
the work Of the federation reorgan-
lied. Mrs. w. A. Johnston has sug
gested that if this is done the work
should be reorganized along the lines
of the General Federation, with cor
responding committees Probably the
first step Of the new administration
viii be reorganization of the federation
in respect to committees or depart
ments-
Mrs. W. d. Atkinson of Parsons.
who has been endorsed by the Third
district club women for the office of
president of the Kansas Federation Of
Clubs. viii be the guest of Mrs. W.
A. Johnston next week and will give a.
talk on esCivic Improvement before
the West Side Forestry club at its
meeting Thursday with Mrs. J. H.
Lane. corner of Seventh and Lane
streets
The executive board of the City Fed
GRAFTON will hold a meeting with the
president, Mrs. Smith. this week
The chandos is the name of a new
North Topeka Shakespeare club which
is studying under the direction Of mrs.
w. A. McCarter. Mrs Charles Gurus
man secretary
The Ceramic Art club will hold its
annual exhibit in the basement OF the
Wednesday,, until 5 o'clock. NO al
mission fee will be charged. Every
member Of the club has decorated
plate for sale at the exhibit
The west Side Forestry club will
meet Thursday of next week, Novem-
Der %, instead of on the last 1hnrs-
day in the month, as usual Mrs j.
streets, will be the hostess. The pro
gramme will include an adoress py
Mrs. w. d. Atkinson OF PARSONS. re-
cOrding secretary OF the STATE FeueIa-
ton. and candidate for president. VINO
will talk about Civic Beauty Mrs. j.
". Going Will give a talk about the
Holy Land, illustrated by pictures
The Ladies Music clubs evening
musicals at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
george Parkhurst Wednesday night
was one of the most successful and
delightful club entertainments OF the
sea son About one hunafed IrlenQs
were asked and miscellaneous pro-
gramme arranged by Miss Berenlce
Fuller was given
The Porta club will meet Thursday
with Mrs. /. II. Stricken, 627 Monroe
street.
The Junior AtIantean club will meet
Tuesday with Miss Lescher $40 Mon
roe street
The Monday Tourist club will meet
Monday afternoon with Mrs. George
G. Beach. 1t will be the monthly
guest day and Mrs Fred EVarts "ll4
be the assisting hostess
The Ceramic Art club met at the
home of Miss Gertrude Barnes Mon
day. Miss Marie Witwer and MISS
Barnes, hostesses.
me Alta vista club met with Mrs.
Thomas f. Dorm Monday. Mrs. Rob
ert Pierce Mrs. Harry Seery and MIS-.
A II. Thompson contributed TO the
programme.
The Current Literature club met
with Mrs. o. Il. Wardin Tuesday. Mrs.
s. r. Tuttle had a paper on Edgar Al
len Poe and Mrs. Ward BurllngaIne
reviewed the current number of the
Century. The rest of the November
meetings will be held with MRS viii
lam Eberle instead of with MIS-
Wardfn.
The Ramblers' club will meet Mon
dav November 10, with Mrs. Dora
Carr. ais Monroe street
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