The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-19
KANSAS CLUB NEWS
Matters of Interest to Women About the Doings of
the Kansas Clubs.

son. 4O1 Topeka avenue
! Second ce-President-Mrs. Edward W.
/ Hoch, Governors House.
/ Secretary-Mrs. w. F. Bowen, 110f
Eighth avenue west.
Treasurer-Miss Emma Wallace, 1515
College avenue
Auditor-Mrs w w Kitchell. III Wood
lawn avenue.
The new officers of the Eighth dis
trict federation of women's clubs. elect
ed at Newton this week, are Mrs. J. T.
Herrick of Wellington. president; Mrs.
S. R. Peters of Newton, first vice presi-
dent; Mrs. 1. y. Singer, Wichita. sec
ond vice president: Mrs. P. ]. Gale. of
Mcpherson, secretary; Mrs. Warren
Baker of FL Dorado. Mrs. r. P. Muir
dock of Wichita, and Mrs. J. T. Her
rick of Wellington, as delegates to the
biennial at Boston.
The Sixth district federation will meet
next week at Mankato. Mrs. L. d.
Monroe of Topeka. is on the pro-
gramme and will talk about the Wom-
ans Kansas Day club.
This week the First district fedora
ton met at Council Grove and the
Eighth at Newton.
@, club house for its women's clubs if
any effort the Federated Womens club
can make will produce one.
This was decided at the meeting of
posed of Mrs E B. Jewett of the
Twentieth Century club, Mrs ]. L.
Dyer of the Hypatia, Mrs Liza Tilling
hast of the Paramount Library club and
which will make a study of the club
houses in other cities and report at the
meeting of the club in November.
When 1 spent the winter in Pasa-
dena. Cal, year ago said Mrs. A.
c. Race, who is secretary for the Fed
Grated Women's club, L went through
the club house there and it is a beau
tiful place Our desire is to have a
home for all our clubs and it is our
intention to do this without asking
city"
Emporia Gazette wednesday, The
annuaI session of the Fourth District
Federation of Women's clubs began in
Council Grove this afternoon. and Will
continue until Friday night. Among
the speakers on the programme are
Mrs L. B. Kellogg and Mrs. Virginia
Rathbun of Emporia. Mrs. Kellogg
will speak on Bands Of Mercy" at the
session this afternoon. and Mrs. Rath-
bun will give readings from Shake
speare tomorrow night. Mrs. Simpson
will play piano solo at this session.
The clubs represented in the federation
are as follows:
Eureka City federation. Eureka;
Emporia City federation. Empor!az
Dawn club, Marion: Twentieth Cen
fury club, Peabody; t P NJ. club.
Council Grove: Tuesday Afternoon
club, Peabody; Shakespeare club, Cot
tonwood Falls; Minerva club, Parker
Vile; Nautilus, Council Grove: Home
Culture club, Severy: P. E. o. club.
council Grove; Study club, Yates
Center.
From the Wichita Beacon's report
of the Eighth district federation meet
ing al Newton this week:
The first session of the Eighth Dis
trict Federation of Women-s clubs was
held in the Presbyterian church az
Newton "Wednesday afternoon at :
o'clock.
Decorations of flags and green were
arranged in the auditorium of the
church and the beauty of the exhibits
arranged by Mrs Julia b Perry. mat
ron of the Industrial School for Girls
at Beloit and by the NeedIework clubs
of Newton was all that could be de-
sired as decoration for the chapeI.
Mrs. s. r. Peters, district federation
president, had with her on the plat
form Mrs. Eustace Brown. state feder-
alton president; Mrs. CASTOR Boyd city