The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10

ing, Justin Huntiy McCarthy's IF 4
We're King was given by Mrs J. s.
Ensminger, a new mem Der OF the club ]
and Mrs r. B. Kelly contributed the
Imaginary Journey which is a part
Of all the club programmes this year. !
Mrs. Kelly took her auditors with her
from The Hague. through Africa and
back by way of London. Mrs. Kelly
viii be the next hostess.
Mrs. R. T. futile was the hostess
Of the Monday Tourist club at a guest
/ day meeting this week Mrs. Ralph
| McEntire entertained with Mrs. futile. /
/ Mrs. T. S. Stevens, Mrs. George John
! son, Mrs w. A. Hotchkiss of Watonga,
/ O. T., Mrs. Ray Dietrich. Mrs. O. B.
| TOwne. Mrs. L n. McEntire and Mrs.
J W A. McCarter were among the guests.
! The programme included The sHol-
! lander at Home. Mrs William R Mar
/ tin. The Hollander Abroad. Mrs. W. A.
/ Dickinson, and talk by Mrs. McCar-
i ter The club will meet next time
February 10, with Mrs Hostutler, Lane
and Thirteenth streets.
The Filomena club had meeting
with Mrs. Mary Perkins, 1910 East
/ Sixth street Thursday. There was a
/ large attendance. Roll call was an
1 swered with quotations from Eugene
4 Ware and Mrs ]. p. Carnahan read
! the ''Washerwomans Song Mrs
1 Hope read a paper on John Brown,
and the club engaged in a discussion
of invalid Cookery" The club will
/ entertain the Mothers club of the
! Provident association next Tuesday af-
/ ternoOn. The next regular meeting
will be held in two weeks with Mrs.
Runyon.
"A Day on Art was the subject on
the Nignette clubs year book for last
! Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Charles
| F. Spencer. the club president, was the
hostess. In answer to roll call the
| members gave names and some bio
! graphical data of the Artists of To-
| day" Papers on 1.-The Art of Ancient
| Times, of The Renaissance and of Mod
! ern Times" were read by Mrs. Elon S.
Clark, Mrs. Spencer and Miss Lulu Ell
lott The papers were carefully pre-
! pared and entertainingly gotten up and
! were illustrated by pictures. Mrs John
! Sargent a guest of the club, who has
/ recently returned from Mexican trip,
! contributed an interesting talk about
/ Mexican art and architecture, illus
trated by Mexican curiOS and pictures
and Mrs. r. H. Searle, another visitor,
who has lived for a number of years
/ in Utah, and who is returning there for
a permanent residence, talked of the
art and architecture of the Mormons.
/ Other guests were Mrs. Harrison S.
| Morgan, Miss Morgan of Essex, Conn,
Miss Amelia Garvey and Miss Carlotta
i Nellis- The club will meet again in two
weeks with Mrs. Spencer.
The Travellers club will meet with
Miss Quinche. February II. Miss
and the hostess Will read one on Car
lyle. Miss Koontz will conduct the his
tory lesson.
The Art club will meet Monday with
Mrs. Harrison Morgan.
The Alta Vista club. will meet Mon
day with Mrs. Willard n. Hall.
The Atantean club viii meet Mon
day with Mrs. w H. England
The Crescendo Music club will meet
next Wednesday afternoon with Miss
Helen Estey. The members of this club,
which has been recentlv organized, are:
Miss Mary MacLennan, Miss COrnelia
Gleed, Miss Henrietta Alexander, Miss
Janet Hurrie, Miss Louise Heath, Miss
Hazel Grimes. Miss Katherine Dolman,
Miss Gladys Cunningham, Miss Enid
Stricken and Miss Winifred Burch.
The Helianthus Literary club will
meet with Mrs. A. c. Richardson, 626
Morris avenue, February IA.
Mrs. Burton Pugh will entertain the
Pactolians club Saturday of next week
at the home of her mother, Mrs. R. B.
WEIGH.
The Stoddard lectures on Jerusalem
were taken up by the Ramblers' club
at the last meeting Monday, with Mrs
A. NJ. PetrO, 1918 Topeka avenue. Mrs.
j. Howard Stuart and Mrs. Petro were
the readers. Mrs. E. S. Gresser, Mrs.
]. -. Freeman, Mrs. J. A. Campbell and
Miss Frances Cole were guests
The W. T. K. club had meeting
with Mrs. W. H Davis, Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. J. H. Gender discussed
American Birds,'' and Mrs. T. n.
Davis ''T'he Naturalists." All the mem
bers, except two, were present The
next meeting will be held February 20,
with Mrs. Cross on North Jackson
street.
Ms c. E. Eldrdge and Mrs. H.
Study club next Friday afternoon at
the formers home, 1905 Harrison
street.
The Cosmos club is meetingl this af-
ternoon with Miss Ella Wade, PIG
Tenth avenue east.
The Portia club had a meeting with
Mrs. J. H. Mcbride Thursday after
! noon. Mrs. F. G. Slater read a paper
on 1.-THE Sabbath Question" discussing
the different views of its observation.
, Mrs. L. NJ. Powell gave talk on the
{ Gain of Loving" and Mrs. S. J. Crum-
; bine sang. Mrs. E. T. Stanley and
Mrs. William Heron were guests. All
the members, except one, were pres
ent. The club will have an evening
meeting with DR. and Mrs. Crumbine,
F February %. The annual BessaniO
/ banquet will be given in March.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Nautilus club will be held next Tues
/ day at the home of Mrs. Frank w.
$ DANES at Holbrook Washburn college
/ campus.
The Junior Atlantean club will meet
with Miss Nellis, 915 King street. Tues
l day.
: The Mistletoe club spent pleasant
afternoon with Mrs. Ida Galletly, 35S
AFTER avenue, Oakland, yesterday.
Those present were Mrs. Myrtle Check
field, president Mrs. NJ. Cole, Mrs. S
/ Sutton. Mrs. Mcclure, Mrs. Wetzel,
2 Mrs. Wenson Mrs. Wieneke. Mrs. Bar
bee, Mrs. Barnet. Mrs. Sailor. Mrs
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