The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-02-16
TOPEKA CLUB WOMEN.

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/ The AtIantean c1up met MONDAY with
| Mrs. A ri. horlon. Inc lesson on AUS
/ Lrld Drought out some interesting IacLS
ABOUT austrian government ana the
\ manners and customs or the people.
MIS- >. =. McCnntock read d paper on
| Inc ''1Lailan Innuence In Browning )
Poetry. SIoney cooke or LeaveIl-
worth was a guest. line cub Will meet
again In two weeks with Mrs. horton.
The Daughters of : the American
Revolution viii observe Washington
plrtnaay next FRIDAY with u tea at the
nome or MIS-. Ii. l. COOK. 10II Tyler
street. Ihere Will DeTa snort business
| meeting at ) o cIocksS "A programme
suitable to the day mas been arranged,
Including story spy Miss Morton, anu
| music Dy Miss Bessie Root ana MISS
Edith Root. The hostesses will be
MRS. Cook, Mrs. Ross Hurns, Mrs. M.
NJ. Miller, MRS. Mcclure, Mrs. Ben
CrisweIl, Mrs. M. +. hlllyer, Miss Zu
Adams, Miss Morton. MRS. FISK and
Mrs. A L. Daniels. AT f1ve o'clock the
guests will be seated for supper at
long tables and an enjoyable time is
anticipated, intellectually, socially and
gaStonomically. ,-.
The F'roebeI club will meet Friday
with Mrs. Neale. sos Tyler street.
The Sorosis club will meet next Sat
urday with the president, Mrs. t. +
Carver. The feature OF the programme
will be Mrs. H. o. 5Garveys splendid
patriotic paper, especially appropriate
at that time, which will be the day fol-
lowing Washington's birthday, THE
Man With the t'Iag,'' (which she read
before the state board of agriculture
at its annual meeting in Topeka last
month. The election of officers will
be held and members having books
from the clubs circulating library are
NOR rAAl 11,~s, he
The Good Government club met to-
day with Mrs. E. E. Roudebush in
Potwin.
The Ladies' Shakespeare club has
come back into the fold and rejoined
the federation. This club was form
erly federated but put on its blanket
and left the reservation a few years
ago. 1t has now re-federated, much
administration, for it is one of the best
and strongest clubs in town.
The Current Literature and Monday
Tourist clubs have requested Mrs. Nc
Carter to permit them to work with
the philanthropical department of the
federation.
Since Mrs. ALT KIingenberg's speech
in behalf of the Crittenton home be- |
fore the federation. February Z. she |
has had many calls from club women |
who volunteered to help her in any
thing she wanted to do for the home |
and a number have asked to line up |
with the philanthropy committee in |
order to do something for this worthy |
institution. Mrs. Klingenberg and Mrs. |
Going were out soliciting contributions |
to pay for new cfstern. which has |
been built at the home, and collected |
about half the sum one day this week. |
They still owe thirty dollars on the
cistern. Who wants to help?
The Vignette club will meet next |
Wednesday with Mrs. H. o. Garvey.
Mrs. w. A. Johnston of the board of |
directors of the General Federation |
dress the club following the usual
lesson.
The Nautilus club will meet Tues I
lay with Mrs. E. B. Merriam on Col
ege avenue.
Club women who have children
whom they wish to have help in the
Dig scenic production of t'Alice in
w Wonderland" to be given for the bene-
1T of the club house fund March IA at
he Grand are requested to telephone
Miss Nellie Lincoln, who will direct
he children's choruses.
The Clio club will meet with Mrs. J.
P. Wahle, 1909 Clay street Monday.
Election of officers. Every member is
to be present.
A number of the club women have
Ben B. Lindsey lecture tickets for sale
fudge Lindsey, whose work in the jul
7enile court of Denver has made him
national figure, will give a lecture at
he First Baptist church under the
auspices of the local society of Chari-
les and Corrections Monday evening.