The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-13

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TOPEKA
joyable social session with Mrs. Going /
Tuesday evening, the features Of the |
entertainment being a talk by the hos /
tess on her recent travels among the /
Mediterranean islands and in the Holy
Land. The next meeting will be with !
Mrs. Frank P. MacLennan, Wednes- J
day. February "a.
The Ladies Music club quartette. in
Guiding Mrs. Frank s., Thomas, Mrs.
George w. Parkhurst, Mrs. L. S. Ferry
and Mrs. Frank Foster, with Miss Ger
trude Tracy, accompanist, leaves Mon
day for California for concert tour OF
the Santa E'e railway reading rooms. me
quartette will give u concerts and VIII
be gone four weeks. They viii visit
Point Richmond, San Francisco, Los
Angeles San Diego, Catalina and the
Grand Canon. Mr.. George W. Park
hurst will accompany Mrs. Parkhurst-
Mrs Luther Burns, chapter regent.
Mrs. W G. Fisk, Mrs. 9. A MeGuires
Mrs. A. K. Rodgers and Mrs A. D. Nc
Giffart are hostesses of the Topeka
chapter of the D. a. r. at the home Of
Mrs. Burns. 141S Harrison street today
L
new officers are being elected social
hour win follow the business meeting.
The programme of the Monday. Tour
list club which met last. Monday with
Mrs. Stephen R. futile included reading
from Stodddard's lectures on Holland
an excellent talk on William the Silent
! by Mrs. Fred Wellhouse and a very en-
I tertaining discussion Of Bright Minds of
! Holland by Mrs. George 0. Beach. The
club will meet again with Mrs. Tutue
i January D.
The In Temporal club met with Mrs.
H. P. Lindsay, 1922 Polk street, Tuesday
/ and will meet January % with Mrs. J.
/ W Going, 909 Topeka avenue. tues
! days programme included a general les
son on pictures of French historical sub
/ jects, conducted by Mrs. c. F. Mem
/ ringer and the following papers: The
! Favorites of Louis XIII, by Mrs. J. W.
Going Riehelieu as Statesman and
/ Courtter, Mrs. Lindsay, Events of the
Reign of Louis XIII by Mrs. J. P Kas-
ter.
The West Side Reading club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Fred "A. Snow Tues
day afternoon. Mr.. George o. Wilmarth
had a paper on The Events of 1905 and
/ there was piano music by Mrs. john
/ Rogers and vocal numbers by Mrs. T.
H. Anderson. Mrs. Anderson viii be the
next hostess January %.
AT the meeting of the w. T. K. club
with Mrs. Frank G. Bowen Tuesday al
| ternoon the members gave quotations
/ from favorite authors and poets and pa
4 pers on authors were read by Mrs.
! Plummer, Mrs. Cross, Mrs. A. n. Petro,
Mrs. J. H. Stuart. Mrs. T.. y. Bissen,
Mrs. F. G. Tompkins and Miss Fanny
Cole. Mrs. A. L. Campbell and. MISS
| ATvra Tompkins were guests. The CLUB
will meet again January 25
NJ n vxrbi+ter,oore cave a talk
on Van Dyke at the meeting of the IN
/ ior Atlantean club with Miss Mary Frost
| TUESDAY Mrs. Charles H. Stewart OF
Elmwood, H., was guest of the CLUB
! Charles McClintock Tuesday, January
The Chaldean club will act as hostess
Climb for the Thorpe Mothers union at
/ its meeting Tuesday at the ProNldent
/ Association building. The Chaldeans
are meeting with Miss Belle Thompson
Tuesdays Of this month, and are contln-
Ming their study of Midsummer Night
Dream.
Mrs. Ellen B. LOOMS was the hostess
of the Current Literature club Tuesday
at her home in Potwin. Mrs. William
/ Fberly and Mrs. r. L. Nesbaum review
ed the North American Review and MIS-:
H. c. Short read a paper on the Coionlal
Period of the United States. me cIup
uary 16.
The Ohio club will meet at its
rooms, III West Sixth avenue, Mon
day evening
Mrs. W. G. smyser was the hostess
of the Ladies' Shakespeare club Tues
day afternoon. The club is just begin
ming the study of Henry VI It will
meet again January % with Mrs.
Snyser.
Mrs. Charles P. Adams was the hos
tess of the Lakota club last Monday
afternoon. Mrs. Earle c. Williams
read a paper on Mineral Matter &Iss
Bess West one on water and Miss Wllla
Rodgers gave a talk on cake Making,
carving out the domestic science pro-
ersnorae which the club IS following
this season. Miss Morgan of Essex
Connecticut. was a guest The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. Har-
rison S. Morgan IN a fortnight
The Nineteenth Century club was
entertained by Mrs. Charles L. Wood
in her apartment at the National at g
delightful programme and social
meeting Monday afternoon The pa
/ pers were by Mrs Edward A. Austin
who discussed Hugo. Dumas ano
Falzac Mrs. W. E. Thrapp- whose sub
iect was Bernhard. and Miss Ross
who gave a talk for Mrs. Joab Null
vane on the French. Reformation a
/ review OF the Bay View magazine b5
Mrs W. E. Thrapp completed the pro
era uorne and the hostess served lunch
con afterwards. Mrs Edwin Locke
will entertain the club January %.
At the meeting of the Alta vista
club last Monday with Mrs Frank P
MacLennan Mrs. Thomas F. DoraT