The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-03
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Although it was incorrectly an
nounced yesterday that 1t had DeeH
postponed the October meeting OIL tn a,e5
city federation of Women's cubs VIII
be held as first arranged tomorrow,
Thursday, October 4. in the new Y
NJ. c. A. assembly hall. The pro-
gramme will be preceded BY a me
mortal for Mrs. G. D. StartZman, Mrs
Lawrence s. Chamberlain and Miss
Mary Frost, Inemb ers Of the federation
whose deaths occurred recently MIS-.
A H. Horton will give the memorial
address for Mrs. Startzman, who was
vice president of federation while Mrs.
Horton was president. Mrs H W.
Robv Of the Ladies' Shakespeare club,
of which Mrs. Chamberlain was
member, will speak of her club work
and in other relations and Miss Santa
Waters of the Junior Atlantean club.
to which Miss Frost belonged, Will
give a memorial for her The pro
gramme will include an address by
Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter on
George Eliot, and there will be a read
ing by Miss CseorH Lanham Of H II,
Boyesen's Brier Rose, a vocal num-
Der by Miss Grace Anderson, the new
IeaCnET OF voice at EbEkHaIlN. anu Two
Grieg piano numbers by Mrs. Harry
Tasker. Following the programme the
club women and their guests will be
shown over the new Y. 1T. G. A. build
ing where they viii be permitted to
hold their meeting through the court
esy of Mr.. George LeTCigO, the local
secretary
A subscriptions dance at the Country
club is being arranged for Friday
evening Of this week.
new bridge club is to be organized
by some of the buds: Misses Eva and
Isabel Smith. Dorothy Wilson. Edna
JIerbst Maud Grimes. Nellie Mills
paugh, Helen McClintOck- and others.
The caafing dish club Of last year
which included some OF the girls of
this set who entertained their men
friends at fortnightly meetings, will be
reorganized for this season.
Some of the matrons and girls of the
Helianthus set are arranging a mas
querade dance for Halloween night at
TiHewOOd.
The Washburn Dramatic club gave
Dr.. and Mrs. Otto kiene a surprise
party last night at their house OF
Sixth avenue. The company included
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 3. Towne Mr.. anc
Mrs J. David GOssett Miss Daisy Neil
Smith. MT. Ralph futile and Mr.. Quin
ton Adams.
Mrs. Clarence C. Smith entertained
number Of neighborhOod friends las
night Informally in celebration of Mr.
Smiths birthday. The entertainment
was in the nature Of surprise.
The girls of the Helianthus set ar
talking about giving q Buster Brow
party. All the hostesses will wea
Buster Brown suits. Guess thatll b
"pretty poor" won't it? But don't yol
carei
The marriage of Miss Nora Spence
and Mr.. Harry L. Adams of Chieag
viii take place ut six o'clock this even
ing al the home of the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Spencer. on CARTEL
avenue. The Rev. Charles NJ. SheIdo
win perform the ceremony in the pres
ence of a eompany limited to relative
and intimate friends. Miss Celia Snit
will sing before the company Promis
thee. and Mrs. ". A. Harshbareer an
Mrs w H Bowlby viii play the Loher
grin and Mendelssohn wedding marehs
arranged as piano duets. The bride