The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-27

Stale Omcers.
President. Mrs. May BeIevile Brown
Vice President. Mrs. L. H. wishard'
Recording Secretary. Mrs. W. D. Atkin-
corresBonding Secretary. Mrs N. I. Nc
Tres surer. Mrs. H. B. Asher. Lagre9eete::
Auditor, Mrs Grace L. Snyder Ca".'Ass
General Federation Secretary, Mrs Lila
Day Monroe, Topeka.
Superintendent Travelling Art Galley
Mrs Kate Arlington, Council Grove
District Presidents.
First Distriet-AIrs. Il. o. GarVeys ~
second bistrict-1Irs. d. S. stephens
A 4B4 city istIPG rezisasas Estene Dalton
Fourth bistriet-1Ira. Flora Sands Of
Tlfth District~5irs. Catherine Honran'
Enterprise, president 49,,
sixth District-3lrs. W. ID 19iaoil'
seventh Distriet-1Irs. p. L. Pettijohn.
Dodge City, president
Eighth District Organizer-mfs > H.
Usage County Federation-1Irs. Emma
Irouduer Carbonate, president.
Topeka Omcers.
President Mrs. Clement Smith, 72 Polk
erect. Ind tel 145-3.
vice President. Mrs. ]. W. Going, 800 To-
peSa avenue. Ind tel. $50.
Second Vice President. Miss Lucy B.
Fs1pgman. 635 Monroe street.
Secretary, Miss Maud Bishop, 1900 Col
4ese avenue IND tel 1851 40
Treasurer Mrs. l.. d. Robertson 4lS
Sixth avenue west.
Auditor. Mrs. @. A. Huron, 221 Fillmore
street. Ind. tel. 667.
The meeting OF the executive board
VIII be a busy one, since its main bust
ness viii be the arrangements for the
Lawrence meeting. The members of the
board will arrive in Lawrence from To
peka on Tuesday, January 30 On the
afternoon of the 31st they will meet the
committee from the Lawrence fedora
tion i'm the parlOrs of the Eldridge
hotel. The rest of the time viii be given
to state business except for Tuesday
evening when the visiting officers will
be entertained by the Ladies Literary
league. at the home Of Mrs. J. E. BaX-
ter Next week will surely be pleas
ont and busy one officially in the fed
Grafton.
one of the attractive calendars of
the year is sent out by the Round Table
Reading circle of Marysville. the attrac-
IlVeness of which does not depend upon
the mechanical work alone. as aglimpse
at its separate programmes will show
English literature, with a historical set
ting, is the pursuit of the club for 1905
and 1906. That this organization is
Progressive is evidenced by its recent
action i'm Joining the State Federation
and by the efforts now being made to
establish "a library Thirty-dVe mem
bers are enrolled. including the follow
ing officers: President Mrs. T. I. Hat
field; vice president, Mrs. r. w Hutch
inson, secretary, Mrs. Urmer, and treas
urer, Mrs. S. G. Schmidt
Mrs w. II. Nelson. the very. efficient
president of the Sixth district writes
Of several matters of interest, among
them being a visit to the Priscilla club
of Bellaire- This is a small club-ten
members-in a small town, but is do
ing excellent work, and, through Mrs.
Nelson's efforts, viii soon be enrolled
with the Sixth district clubs.
The Smith County Journal of jan
uary is. has this to say of the Wo-
mans Harmony Library club of Smith
Center.
1.-THE Woman's Harmony Library
club is the oldest and foremost club i'm
our city; it being the only club whose
work is purely Dhilanthropic and for
the public good. The ladies faithfully
attend the meetings of the club twice
business of the public library and keen
the financial matters in good condition
to be able to sustain the work. and
only twice each year do they meet for
purely social enjoyment; those times
being an evening reception and the
nrst regular meeting in January, when
the new officers are installed and the
retiring president serves a banquet at
her home.
May this club live long and prosper
and be duly appreciated by all citizens
OF our little city and vicinity which is