The Topeka state journal., 1908-05-23


| ton the members of the board or
| management and chairmen of standing
committees shall be allowed all the
privileges of delegates.
| No woman shall represent more
than one club or have more than one
vote Proxies shall not be recognized.
! The members of the club at large
shall pay annual dues OF twenty-five
| cents. Members of clubs directly red
| Grated pay the same and subordinate
! federations pay fifteen cents per capita
| for their individual clubs.
| The constitution shall be (and was)
amended by a two-thirds vote at an
annual convention provided that the
4 proposed changes are submitted to the
| board of management in writing IN
time TO be appended to the Call for the
! convention.
| No officer shall succeed herself. No
| two officers shall be elected from the
same town.
| The district presidents shall consti-
| tute a committee on informal ballots
at the biennial elections. CLUBS may
send names of candidates to the presi-
! dents of their districts. The district
| presidents shall elect chairman. vote
| on the candidates submitted and the
! two women receiving the highest num-
! ber of votes for each office snail be
| "a ndidates for that office. The election
shall be by ballot Qocked ballot box,
| two tellers and one Inspector. all air.
tight) and a majority vote shall elect.
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Among the entertainments in honor
of Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker of Den
YER and Mrs. Eustace Brown of
| Olathe and other prominent club
women in Manhattan this week, was
! a dinner given by Mrs. T. F. Willard
| Thursday night. In compliment to
| Mrs Decker, the state flower of Colo
| RADIO the columbine decorated the
table and appeared in water colors
on the place cards. The guests were
Mrs. Decker, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. ]. c.
| McC1intock Mrs. c. 0. Knowles and
Mrs. j. d. Mcfarland of Topeka and
| the presidents present and past of the
fifth district federation. Mrs. Nc
Clintock, Mrs. Knowles and Mrs. Nc
Farland were entertained by Profess
sor and Mrs Wollard while they were
! in Manhattan.
Mrs. Henrietta Calvin, professor of
domestic science at the college, gave
a luncheon yesterday at Kedzie hall
for Mrs. Decker, Mrs. Brown, Mrs.
W. A Johnston, Mrs. May Belleville
Brown of Salina Mrs. L. B. Kellogg
of Emporia. Mrs. J. c. McClintock,
Mrs c. B. Hoffman of Enterprise and
Mrs. Jennings of Clay Center
y X \
Mrs Ralph McEntire gave an in
formal afternoon today for Miss Inez
Tuttle who will leave next month for
Los Angeles. Cal.
X X X
Miss Villa Rodgers entertained this
afternoon for Mrs. Werner Of New
York city, guest of her sister, Mrs. c..
Mrs. j. B. Furry will entertain the
Monday Whist club at the Topeka
club Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank s. Smith an
NJ thair
daughter, Gertrude Clair, to Mr..
r. Strohm of Saratoga Springs. n.
Y. The wedding will take place early
in June.
The Delta Omicron Omicron dance
at Hudson's last night was the event
of the week in the Younger Set and
was the last of the high school and
college dances which have crowded
the social calendar since Easter. The
dancing hall and supper room were
made very attractive with pennants,
Navajo rugs, college and fraternity
cushions, Japanese shades over all the
lights and, the piece de resistance. a
mammoth pennant on one wall of the
dancing hall made of roses There
were Perfectly Good "eats" and stun
ming programmes decorated in water
colors in the frat coIors carmine and
gold.
Miss Nadine Lytle and Mr.. Osborne
Larimer led the grand march. The |
hosts were: Mr.. Fred Crossley, Mr.. |
Chappell Foote, Mr.. Henry Burnett, |
Mr.. Dick Reed, Mr.. Wilson Hobart, Mr.. |
Earl Spencer, Mr.. Warrick Updegraff, !
Mr.. Darwin Bradley, Mr.. George veale |
Mr.. Stanley Reed, Mr.. Fred Parf1tt, |
Mrs. Charles Robinson Mr. Joe Risteen, |
Mr.. Hugh Mcfarland, Mr.. Paul Money
penny. Mr.. Wayte Lytle, Mr.. George
Beach, Mr.. Todd Matthews, Mr.. Arthur |
Wolf Mr.. Clyde Corbett, Mr.. Alexander |
Loomis. Mr.. Dale Going, Mr.. Harry |
Mcclure, Mr.. Frank Flenniken, Mr.. |
Osborne Larimer and Mr.. Ralph Tut
tie. Others in attendance were: RI. |
and Mrs. c. B. Reed, Mr.. J. c. Burnett, |
DR.. and Mrs. Willis Coston, Mr. and |
Mrs. A. A. Scott Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver |
P. Updegraff. Mr.. and Mrs. c. K Holli- |
day, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Koontz Mr.. |
and Mrs. J. B Larimer. Mr.: and Mrs.
Foote. Mrs. F. M. Crossley, Mr. and |
Mrs. Harry Rigby. Miss Fay Chisham,
Miss Marguerite D. Skinner Miss Alice
Noble and Mr.. Orlan Weede of Atchi-
son, Miss Florence Wilhite. Miss Edith |
Dowden. Miss Olivia McCarty. Mr..
harry Mcclure, Mr.. Isaac Lambert,
Mr Turkey Kirkwood and Mr.. Philip
Moore of Emporia, Mr.. Edgar clark.
Mr. Heyden Eaton, Mr.. Robert John
son, Mr.. Henry Perkins. Mr. B. sutton
MI henry Van Cleve, Mr.. Arthur CravI
OF Lawrence, Mr.. Philip Moore of EN-.
poria, Mr.. Paul Root of Kansas City
Miss Bertha Hull, Miss Rachel Coston'
Miss Ruth Whitney of Kansas Citv
Miss Dorothy Gleed Miss Louise Heath
Miss Dorothy Scott, Miss Marie I.aeer.
strom. Miss Grace Koontz, Miss Ann
'Iroutman, Miss Katherine Kellam Miss
Trace Walworth, Miss Marguerite |
Mills, Miss Phil Reed, Miss Mary Dali
Ias cage; MISS Gladys Scott, Miss Clyde |
Bonebrake, Miss Mary MacLennan.
Miss Lillian Parfitt, Miss Mariorie
thompson, Miss Mary Gleed. Miss Mary
Sutherland. Miss Gertrude Mulvane.
Miss Helen Sharitt, Miss Elizabeth |
n aoinday. Miss Helen Mitchell, Miss /
- Cornena tiieed, Miss Alice Larimer, |
Miss Eugenia Quinton. Miss Hazel Nei
son Miss ESthax Readc ax.asI