The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-29

marked with this inscription, Santa |
Fe Trail, 1822-1872. The Daughters
of the American Revolution and the
State of Kansas. 1906"
THE TOPEKA CLUB WOMAN.
CALENDAR.
Lakota club-Mrs. Luther Burns.
1418 Harrison street.
Clio club-Mrs. H. A. Benner. 70a
Lincoln street.
Mrs.-C. A. Morse, luncheon tor the
CalidOrean club at the Country club.
TUESDAY.
Junior Atlantean club---AIiss Waters. |
700 Buchanan street.
Ladies' Shakespeare clu5-Mrs. Geo.
Roberts at the Blower House.
W. r. K. club-Witll Mrs. NJ. M.
Hale. 513 Fillmore street.
THURSDAY.
October meeting of the city fedora
ton at the Y NJ. c. A. assembly hall
Vespuccian club-NIrs. c. E. Ben
nett, S34 Monroe street.
The principal event of the club cal
endar in Topeka this week is the Oc-
tober meeting of the city federation,
which marks the formal beginning of
local club activity. The meeting will
be held in the assembly room of the
new Y. M. G. A. building Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The princi-
pal feature of the programme will be
an address by Mrs. Margaret Hill Nc
Carter on George Eliot, the Woman of
Her Century. A report of woman's
day at the Pike centennial will also be
given, and there viii be some good
musical numbers.
Among the Topeka club women who
attended the Pike centennial celebra-
ton In Republic City this week are
Mrs. z. W. Hoeh. Mrs. J, D. McFar-
| land, Mrs. A. H. Horton, Mrs. Lee Mon
roe, Mrs A K. Rodgers Mrs Burt
Te.c rs (Nanrcro
Martin, and Miss Zu Adams. These
were guests of Mrs. Eliza beth John
/ son at house party which she gave
| during the celebration Mrs. J. NJ.
i Lewis of Kinsley- was also one Of her
guests, and Mrs. Eugene Murphy of
| Goodland another
A course of University Extension lee
lures by 'TOyokichi aIyenaga, Phi. D. of
the Chicago university has been Sc
cured by the teachers of the Topeka
schools The general subject is Japan:
/ Her Peoples HisrDTyH aud 1nstitutionss
The titles and dates ct the lectures are
| as follows; The laid and Sea of
i the NIfkado's Empire illustrated with
| colored slides). Wednesday. October
| 3rd. 2-OId Japan illustrated with
colored slides), wednesday, October
| 10th. 3=Bushido: The Soul Of Japan
| illustrated with cOlored slidesl, We'd
nesday, October nth. 4-The Wo-
men of Japan illustrated with color
j.
Gath. 5-The New Japan, We'd
nesday, october 3Ist. g.
Retrospect and Prospect, Wednesday,
! Novem Der 7th. Course tickets, $1.00;
single lectures, 2 5 cents. Tickets may
be obtained from any of the city teach
ers and at the office of the superintend-
ent Of schools.
Mrs. c. A. Morse viii entertain the
members of the Calidorean club at
| q q try ri nj
The clio club viii meet with Mrs
H. A. Benner, 709 Lincoln street, Mon
day afternoon.
Representatives of the Topeka chap
ter of the d. A. R. win go to Burlin-
1 game next week to attend the placing
of the first boulder to mark the Santa
Fe trail through Kansas.
The Ladies' Shakespeare club will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs
George Roberts at the Blower house.
King John will be the subject of dis
cussion.
4 Mrs John T. Lagerstrom and Mrs.
D. J. Dickinson were -hostesses of the
Monday Tourist club this week. 1t
/ was the first meeting Of the season.
Mrs. w. H. Fernald gave short talk
on Nome, Alaska, Miss Vida Wood and
Miss Ethel Frizzell played her piano
aecompaninents; The guests were
Mrs. Walter Wellhouse, Mrs. S. @. Gar
rard, Mrs. F. B. Gatchell. Mrs. w w
Crittenden and Mrs. J. F. Lyle.
The chalitso club Of Highland park
met with Mrs. G.. w, Camp
bell Thursday. afternoon. The roll call
was answered by sketchessor anecdotes
/ pertaining to the celebration of the
Pike Centennial The club will meet
with Mrs. J. Chubb October II.
The evening meeting Oct. 9Th of the
West Side Reading club has been
changed to an all day meeting at the
Poindexter farm Friday Oct. 5th. on
! account of the First district fedora
ton meeting.
The Nautilus club meets Tuesday
with Mrs. Martin Mohler at o'clock
/ The vespuccian club meets with Mrs.
F. NJ. Conwell Friday afternoon of
next week instead of with Mrs c. E.
Bennett on Thursday. as was first ar
ranged
The Music Study club had It's hrst
meeting of the season yesterday with
Mrs. w. A. Harshbarger, 1882 Mulvane
street.
The Ladies' Music club began the
work of it's 18th year last W edn esday
at the first meeting of this season with
Mrs. George Parkhufst and Mrs Rob-
ert Carver The club viii study
Tschaikowsky the first part of the year
and the programme Wednesday in
cluded a paper on this Russian COM
poser by Miss Ellen Parkhurst and
some of his compositions for piano and
voice In addition there we're guest
numbers by Miss Terry. the new teach
er Of voice at Bethany, and Miss Mar
ian Garretson. Other guests were:
Mrs. Sigrid Lunde southers Of Wash
burn college Miss Anderson and Miss
Perry Of Bethany college. Mrs Thomas
coggin of Galveston. Mrs. DIETRICH OF
LII.