The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-12
KANSAS CLUB NEWS
Matters Of Interest to Women About the Doings of
the Kansas Clubs.

peka; second vice president, Mrs
Rosa NJ. Hubbard of Topeka; third
vice president, Mrs. Dora Rem OF
Lawrence; member at large, Mrs
! tary. Mrs Nellie C. Beatty of Law
[ renee; treasurer, Mrs Della E. Brown
of SaIina- Kansas City. Kan, was
chosen for the meeting place next
year.
Miss Ef1e Graham read a paper at
| the Wakefield institute Thursday
/ evening and Mrs May BeIleville
Brown of saIina had paper Thurs
| day afternoon Miss Graham's sub
l ject was School Room Decoration
The meeting of the Fourth District
Federation of Women's Clubs will be
held Octo Der 16, IL and Is, at Council
Grove The following are some of the
| numbers to be given: Child Labor,
Mrs. Jaquith. Council Grove; Fish
| Hatchery (State), Mrs Amelia Arm
strong, Peabody; Shakespeare's Wo-
Mystery of Life, Dr. McKane. Marion;
The Brownfngs, Mrs WeatherIy, En-
poria- Mrs Eustace H Brown of
OIathe. viii also be present.
The Council Grove clubs will take
the visitors TO places of historic in
/ terest-''The Old Mission Council
Oak" ''Hermit's Cave THE Old
Bell" Supper will be served at the
I OIC MISSION GOOQ music by home
talent Will intersperSe the progra mme.
Mrs Kate Arlington. of Council
Grove, viii give house party during
he meeting Among her guests will
be Mrs Eustace H Brown. of OIathe,
state president; Mrs. Weatherly, of
Emporia, district president; Mrs. W.
A. Johnston. of Topeka. of the board
of directors of the general federation.
and Mrs c. c. GODDARD of Leaven-
worth, general federation secretary
for Kansas
Newton kansan-RepubIican: The
adjourned meeting of the County HIS
tor1caI society was held in the court
room saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
Inc special business of the meeting
was the adoption of a constitution and
bylaws and the election of officers.
The constitution as adopted changes
the date of admission to memb ership
from 1877 to 1850, and provides for
committee of one member from each
township, who shall have general sup
ervision of the historical work in tina,
township It also provides for a COM
mittee on program and one on enter
tafnment and for a small admission
fee to be used in procuring a cabinet
or safe place for the preservation of
the valuable material collected.
The following officers were elected:
Mrs H A Hunter, president; Mrs c.
s. Bowman; vice president Mrs. s r.
Peters. sec'y; Mrs. NJ. Covert treas;
Mrs G. G. Burgess. auditor. Ten new
members were admitted
The next meeting will be held the
first Saturday in November.
The members of the Ceramic Art
club held the best exhibit in the his
tory of the organization at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs-W. H. Davis on West
ern avenue Thursday and Friday |
closing with a large reception Fri |
day evening when musical program
was given in the ball room Every |
membe of the club contributed to the !
exhibit which was notable in every
respect Miss Marie Wftwer is presi- !
dent of the club, Miss kittie Lindsey, I
vice president; Miss Gertrude z. |
Barnes, secretary, and Mrs F. c. |
ed as a housewarming for the Davis /
home which has been recently enIarg- !
ed and remodelled and is one of the |
most attractive houses in Topeka.
The Nineteenth Century club had
its first meeting of the season Monday /
with Mrs E. A. Austin. The club /
has taken up the study of the history I
and literature of the British isles for /
this years work Mrs. w H Right I
er and Mrs. s. s. Beggs had papers I
Monday. The next will be social |
meeting for the members only and /
will be held, the weather permitting, /
at the Country club, otherwise at the |
The Art club met with Mrs Norman /
s Wear, the president, Monday The |
programme included papers by Mrs |
David E. Palmer whose subject was /
George H Barton, Mrs. Robert D. Gar
YER on the Carnegie Institute and Miss
Marian GarFetson on Thomas Moran
and piano number by Mrs. Wear. Mrs.
MarburS will be the next hos
tess
The Monday Tourist club met this
week with Mrs. Martin, 927 Topeka ave
nue.. Roll call was answered with short /
responses on current topics The years
work. an Imaginary Journey Through
America and Across Southern Seas, WAS
begun at this meeting Miss Agnes
Fairchild had a paper, Bon Voyage, and
Mrs. George Beach one on When Spain
Was Conquered.
The Junior AtIantean club will meet
Tuesday. October Is, with Miss Mary
Willard. Within hail WaShburn college
Take 2:15 car from transfer station
The Clio club will meet with Mrs.
Ralph H. Cav. 1921 Fillmore street.
Monday afternoon.
The Ra nblers' club Kill meet Monday
afternoon with Mrs WayIani Cha ulan,
rs Monroe street
The Current Literature club met
with Miss Sadie Ely Tuesday
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