The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-31

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should be a "'Kingsly Memorial Schol-
arship," that is the district should try
to establish a fund providing for the
education of some worthy girl every
recipient in turn to pay it back as she
could, thus establishing perpetual
fund.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President-Mrs. William D. Wolfe,
lola.
First vice president-Mrs. Geo. H
Hodges, Olathe.
Second vice president-Mrs. Wesley
r. Childs, Kansas City.
Recording secretary-Mrs. Emma j.
Coleman, Garnett.
Auditor-Miss Wave Perrine, Pleas
anton.
Among the Topeka women who VIII
the First district federation of women's
clubs are Mrs. H. o. Garvey, MRS. Lee
Monroe and Mrs. w. A. McCarter. The
meeting will be held November II. IL
and 10.
copv of 1.-The Fireless Cooker"
whose authors are Mrs. Thomas ).
Lyon, Mrs L. d. Whittemore and Mrs;
j. T. Lovewell, was sent TO CorneH
university, ordered by Martha van
Rensselaer, who lectured TO farmers
wives at Cornell and who wrote Mrs
Whittemore a very complimentary iet-
ter after examining the book Battle
Creek, Mich. lately ordered a copy.
the chronological Journal and Sclehce
and Health, published in New YORK
city, have also sent for copies, show
ing the Heaven" is working, ana
thoughtful people are studying the
pest ways of solving the questlon VI
how to maintain the home IN these
thing of the past.
The Kansas Equal Suffrage associa-
ton held its twenty-f1tth meeting az
Unity church, Topeka, last night Inc
business meeting was held this morn
ing at the Y. NJ. c. A. The Good Gov
eminent club and the w. c. L. u We're
associated with the suffrage assocla-
ton in arrangements for the Heetlils.
The programme for last nights session
follows:
Invocation-Mrs. S. S. Estey.
Address-W. F. Schoch.
Violin solo-Miss Anna Whiting.
Mrs. E. c. Wilm at the piano.
Address-Prof. e. B. Cowgirl.
Vocal solo-Miss Nellie Pond.
Mrs. Gertrude Tracy Wilson at the
piano.
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Address-Mrs. Margaret Hill NC
carter. r1,+oh-
inson.
The Portia club has been buster
than a gas meter this week and the
| end is not vet for an evening session
| for the husbands of the club Will pc
held next Friday at the home OF MT;
| and Mrs. c. H Searle. The club had
| Thursday with
| Mrs. F. c. Slater. The programme IN,
| ciuded current events in answer to roll
| call a paper on Napoleon by MIS- =;
| ri Searle, a talk on the Panama canaI
nv Mrs. s. ]. Crumbine. and humor
| of oliver Wendell Holmes by Mrs. j.
| K Codding. The next regular meet
ling will be held with Mrs. l.. M. POW
| ell in two weeks. - =
| Tuesday evening the CLUB gave d
marty at the home of Mr.. and Mrs: G.
| = Morley in compliment to the Rev
and Mrs. E A. Fredenhagen. VINO
leave soon for a new home in Kansas
! Citv, Mrs. Fredenhagen is member
of the club and she was preSenteesa %
| with loving cup as lafe"eH sh'
| from the other members,
| Tho Portias were hoSteSSes TO the
Thorpe Mothers union at the ProVl-
! dent association Tuesday afternoon
Tho members of the Ramblers club
/ gave a party this afternoon for Mrs
n q Maddox a member who leaves
Toneka soon for Kansas City, at the
home of Mrs. Patrick Walsh
Mrs F. w. Watson will entertain
the Minerva club Monday and the
! Junior Atlantean club Tuesday at hel
home on Topeka avenue.
| The Nineteenth Century club vii
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. Ed
ward A. Austin, SIS Buchanan street
The club is studying the Bay View
English course this year
Mrs. c. ]. Wilson was the hostess
| of the Ladies' Music club at hel
APARTMENT at the Devon Wednesday
Mrs r. e. Skinner ana Miss Ada
| Fulcher of Los Angeles were guests
! The programme included piano num-
| bers by Moskowski and vocal mum
| hers by Reinhold Herman MRS
| Frank P MacLennan read a letter
| from Celeste Nellis Ryus, of Los
Angeles. formerly of Topeka, who was
formerly a pupil of Moskowskf re
lating some incidents of her studen
davs in Paris The club will give {
complimentary concert for all music
lovers at the First Presbyterian
church. Wednesday evening, Novem
Der IL Contributing to the pro
gramme Wednesday were Mrs ARR;
clark. Mrs Robert Carver. Mrs. VIII
son Mrs Charles Kleinhans, Mis-
MYRTLE Radcliff piano. Miss Heller
Hogeboom, Mrs. Parkhurst, Mrs. FIor
ence Fox Thacher, Mrs. Frank
Thomas Mrs. John Kleinhans ant
Miss Keefer vocalists.
The Art club will meet with Mrs
David Palmer Monday. Mrs. B. F
Akers and Mrs. Chester WOODWARD
are new members.
The w. T. K club met Tuesda.
with Miss Fanny Cole.
Mrs. w. F.. Mallory entertained tn
Froebel club Friday afternoon.
Mrs r. f. McEntire entertaine'
the Monday Tourist club this week
The club has voted to contribute L
the CITY federation's Washburl
. scholarship fund again this yea1
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