The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-22


tria, Norway and Sweden will be the /
countries visited. The new year books I
which have just been issued are espe-
eially attractive. They are bound in /
white with the colors Of the club flow !
err the Liberty rose, IN red and green, /
appearing on the lettering on the cover /
and in the ribbons which tie the book. |
The programme for Monday will in |
clude short talks by members who |
have taken summer trips about their
journeys. Miss Ida Wood will give |
some vocal numbers and Miss Ethel !
F'rizzeu will play her accomplishments. /
The Ladies' Music club, which meets
Wednesday for the first time after the
summer vacation, will be entertained
by Mrs. Frank S. Thomas, 92z Topeka
avenue. The club will devote the first
part of the club yeap to Tchaikowsky
and other Russian composers. and the /
latter part to Mcdowell and Chad
wick, American composers
The Chalitso club Of Highland Park
viii meet with Mrs. W. c. Campbell
Thursday afternoon The subject of
the programme is Zebulon NJ Pike.
The Helianthus Literary club will
meet with Mrs. H. L. Willard, 1870
Buchanan street, Friday, September
IS. It will be the first meeting Of the
year and a full attendance Is expected.
The subject of the meeting is Travel.
Mrs. NJ. p Miller, Mrs. c. W. Eorn,
Mrs. Mary Deisher and Mrs. A. L.
Wiseman viii have short papers on
their summer trips. The programme
for the year is miscellaneous.
The Music Study club will have its
first meeting Friday with Mrs. W. A
Harshbarger 1892 Mulvane street.
The clubs programme this year Will
follow the same general plan as last
year: A sketch of the life of the COM
poser studied, and examples of his
comp osition for piano, voice and violin.
The comp are Grfeg. Mcdowell,
Beach, Sinding, Rubenstein, Rach-
maninoff, List, Schubert, Coonlbs and
Weber. Monthly evening guest meet
ings will be features of the club work
and at these programmes will be mis-
cellaneous.
The Western sorosis takes up the
work of the club year Saturday. Mrs.
paper will be by Mrs. Frank Montgom-
cry on Humorous Art
The Ceramic Art club had its first
meeting last Monday with Mrs. h c. A.
Schwartz on Western avenue. 1t was
business meeting. The club will en-
terrain the Mothers club of the Provi-
dent association, Tuesday, October 3,
at the Provident Association building.
The annual exhibit of the clubs work
viii be held in November. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. ". F.
schoeh the third Monday in October.
The Good Government club held
most enthusiastic meeting last Satur-
| day afternoon with Mrs s A. Swend
son, 1877 Morris avenue. Some thirty
/ five members were present and com
4 pleted the programmes for study dur
/ ing the ensuing year. Plans were also
made for the publication Of their year
book.
Mrs. Fred Farnsworth had charge Of
a very interesting programme, and
Mrs. Lila Day Monroe of Current
Events.
The vignette club viii have its first
meeting next month with Mrs. A J.
McCabe.
The Junior Atlantean club met with
Miss Elizabeth O'Neil last Saturday
noon and elected the following new
members, Miss Grace Frost, Miss Mabel
| Rosen, Miss Lydia Bolmar and Miss
Susa Walcott. Miss Schutt of the
manual training high school faculty
was rnade=a substitute. The next meet
ing will be held the first Tuesday in
+ October with Miss Waters. 100 Blu
chanaf street. The club will take UP
the Bay View course this year, study
ing England, ireland, Scotland and
Wales.
Mrs. W. A. Johnston, Mrs. W. 4.
| McCarter and Mr.. J. H. Mcbride, direc-
tor Of the manual training high school,
will be among the Topeka people who
will appear on the programme Of the
annual meeting of the First District
federation to be held in Topeka, Octo-
Der and 10. Mrs. Frank FARRELL OF
HoIton, formerly Of Topeka, viii have
an address on Children in Literature.
Mrs. H. o. Garvey. who is president
l7of the organization, will preside at all
the meetings and give the president
address number Of Topeka must
clans viii be on the programme. Be
sides the reception Tuesday evening
October 9, at the governors house
some other smaller social functions IN
honor Of the visiting club women are
being planned. The visitors will be
taken on q drive about town, to visit
the boys Industrial school and the
manual training high school.
The Daughters Of the American Rev
olution held q meeting with Mrs. Lu-
Their Burns this week, and It was de-
cided that the chapters marker on the
Santa F'e trail should be placed at Bur
lingame and will be a granite boulder
IN memory Of Mrs. A. Fl. Thompson
The members of the chapter will &c
down TO Burlingame October 1 for the
placing and unrei1ing Of the boulder.
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At Third Presbyterian church, w M
Cleveland. pastor. There VIII be both
morning and evening service with spec
] iaI service Of song IN the evening.