The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-28

her history. art and legends.
Mrs. T. w. Wilson. 1916 Garfield
avenue entertained the members of the
Nautilus club and a few other guests
informally Tuesday afternoon. The
feature of the afternoon was the harp
music by Mrs. Sarah Wathena Brown
of Chicago formerly aof Topeka, who
was guest of honor.
Mrs c. w. Campbell was the hos
tess of the Challitso club of Highland
Park Thursday. In answer to roll call
the members told something about
flowers and the meeting was made the
occasion OF an exchange of plants
Mrs. J. W. Chandler and Miss Nina
Palmer were guests. Resolutions were
framed and adopted on the death of
Hilda Burrow, daughter of Mr.. and
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ritter. A
message Of congratulation was sent to
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. PopenOe of Los
Angeles, formerly Of Highland Park,
on the escape of the former from the
earthquake disaster in San Francisco.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. J. Chubb in two weeks.
The members of the Junior Atlantean
club gave a surprise party for Mrs.
Topeka soon for permanent residence
in Kansas City, at her home Wednes-
daX night.
The Atlantean club met with Mrs. E.
A Herbst Monday and will meet next
time Nav IA. with Mrs. J. c. McClin-
took. The meeting is held May 10.
instead of May z, because of the state
federation meeting in Lawrence the
week of May Z
The Alta Vista club studied Thomas
Nelson Page at its meeting Monday af-
ternoon with Mrs G. a. Mcguire. Mrs.
A. D. Gray gave some. delightful read
ings from Pages negro dialect stories
and Mrs. Harry w. Seery and Mrs.
will have a social meeting next week
with Mrs. Mcguire. Mrs Oliver
Baker of st. Paul, who is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. H. A. Blodgett, was a
guest of the club this week
The Portia club met with Mrs. J. c.
Allison Thursday. Mrs. J. F. Frizzell
read paper about the Universal peace
movement and Mrs z. G. Foster gave
an original song. Mrs. Slater, the
president will be the hostess Thurs
day, May II.
A musical programme was enjoyed
by the West Side Reading club at It's
meeting Tuesday with Mrs. Leon r.
Lane on Western avenue. The num-
Rogers, vocal duet by Mrs. z. H. An
derson and Mrs. F. A Snow, and a
vocal trio by Mrs. Anderson, Mrs Snow
and Mrs. S. J. Crumbine. In addition
the city federation meeting and read
a paper on Building of Character"
The next meeting will be held May Is
with Mrs. John Rogers.
The Junior Atlantean club met with
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meet with her again next Tuesday
/ Mrs. L. D. Whittemore gave a talk on
Ruysdael and landscape painting of the
| Dutch school.
Mrs. Charles W. Lewis. 42s Clay
street was the hostess OF the Art club
Monday. The programme follows:
Topic-Windsor, Mrs. H. L. P. Hill
Topic-King Edward and Bucking-
ham Palace, Mrs. Lewis.
Jay Clayton Adams, paper by Mrs.
Newcomer, read by Mrs. H. S. Morgan.
Paper-T. Sidney Cooper, Mrs Nor
Paper-George Henry Barton. Miss
Paper-London. Mrs. Wiggin.
The club will meet next time with
Mrs. David E. Palmer.
Mr.. George NJ. Stone talked to the
/ current Literature C4uO at us guest
day meeting Tuesday with Mrs. c. P.
! Bolmar, on American painters. In re-
Spouse to roll call the members gave
a short sketch of some noted author.
artist or statesman. The guests were
| Mrs. Frank Sims, Mrs c. r. Kitchell
and Mrs. Abram Bunker, Miss Sadie
Eby Will entertain the club during
May.
The Nineteenth Century club enter
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joab Mulvane- The en-
tertainment consisted Of a talk on
France illustrated with stereopticon
/ and a number Of outside friends were
i asked.
The Ramblers club will meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Scott Warner,
91s West Eighth street.
/ The Nautilus club will meet next
/ Tuesday May I, at the home Of Mrs.
| J. H. Johnston, 1923 West 18th street.
The Monday Tourist club will meet
| with Mrs. William Martin next week.
The Froebe1 Mothers union will meet
with Mrs. Keller Van Hook, PIT West
i ern avenue Friday of next week
On account of two recent deaths,
that of Mrs. Lily Carter, sister OF the
president. Mrs. W. E. Clark, and Mrs.
! Anderson who was an honorary mem
Der of the club, the Golden Rlue club
will not hold its regular meeting Fri