The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-20


Miss Bess West Monday. In answer
to roll call, the members gave menus.
The programme included the follow
ing papers, Soups Mrs Luther Burns;
Fish, Mrs. Earle c. Williams; meats,
Mrs. W. E. Ogston- The club will have
its next meeting Monday, October 20.
with Mrs. Earle c. Williams.
The Alta Vista club, at its meeting
Monday with Mrs. Reid Alexander.
had readings and paper on French his
tory by Mrs. H. L. Al5ire, Mrs. Rob
ert Pierce and Mrs. "A, D. Gray.
Mrs. W. F. sehoch was the hostess
of the Ceramic Art club at a social and
business meeting Monday afternoon at
her house on Topeka avenue. There
was no programme but plans were
made for the annual exhibit of the
work of the club, which will be held
this year on Tuesday and Wednesday
of the third week in November at the
First Baptist church. The exhibit will
be free and the usual sale of plates
will be feature. Mrs. George Mid
ding was a guest of the club Monday.
The next meeting will be held the Sec
ond Monday In November with Miss
Gertrude Barnes.
Mrs. A. T. Daniels entertained the
Chaldean club Monday. Mrs. o. E.
Walker read a paper on the Manners
and Customs of Japan" and Mrs. Mary
E. Holmes discussed the "Art of Ja-
pam The next meeting viii be Octo-
Der %, with Mrs. Holmes. 913 Tyler
street.
The Vienette club had a pleasant
Injecting Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
John 7. Clancy. The Shakespeare les
son, to which one hour of each meet
of Venice and was conducted by Miss
Edith Moore. The rest Of the pro-
grammne was a Mary Tenney Gray
memorial. Every club in Kansas has
been asked to hold a memorial service
for Mrs. Gray, who was a pioneer in
w. F. Hughes read her paper on Mrs
Gray, which she gave before the First
District federation at its annual meet
ing in Topeka last week. Mrs H. O..
Garvey discussed Mrs. Gray's club life
and Mrs. Charles F. Spencer her art
work. Mrs. J. e. Mcleod Of st. Louis
and Mrs. David Winfield Mulvane were
guests of the club The next meeting
will be with Miss Lulu Elliott Tues
day, October 80.
The Pleasant Hour club Will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. ]. 6.
Neider. 1898 I.ineol nfstreet.
Mrs. H. S. Allen entertained the Cur
rent Literature clab< Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Ward FBurlingame's. talk
on the Federal Constitution was an ex-
cellent feature of the programme. and
Mrs. w. H. Lininger reviewed the cur
rent number OF the Pacific Monthly.
Mrs. c. 3. Judd, a former member,
was a guest of theaclub.
The Ladies Shakespeare club lis
meeting Tuesday morning instead OF
afternoons. Mrs. George B. Roberts,
Blower House, is the hostess this
month. The play IS king John"
Mrs ]. S. Zimmerman. 11o9 Throop
street. was the hostess of the Clio club
/ Monday. The Colonial congress and
| the period of American history
Through the Revolution was the topic
of the afternoon. mrs W. z. Culver
led the discussion and talks were made
| by Mrs. G. P. Wahle, Mrs. H. L. Shirer
and Mrs. c. A Wilbur. Mrs. R. H.
Cav gave a talk on Washington Irv-
ling and read from the Sketch Book.
Mrs. w c. Louclzs touched briefly
upon the life and work of Henry In
man, the painter.
The Good Government club met to-
day with Mrs z. z. Roudebush, 329
Woodlawn avenue, Potwin Place.
American Music was the subject dis
| cussed by the Nautilus club at its
meeting Tuesday with Mrs. W. A
/ COMPOSERS. National Music and Folk
Songs and Sacred Music" The talks
and papers were illustrated by yoca-
music by Mrs. H. c. Bowman, violir
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