The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-20
By Mrs. Anna Ehrsam. Enterprise.

BY Mrs. Anna Ehrsam. Enterprise.
THE HOME.
THE influence of Good Literature in
the Home''-By Mrs. Indra F. Brooks,
Mound CITY
How to Combine Originality with
Simplicity in Entertaining P. NJ.
Hickey. Junction City.
A Glimpse of the Future of Wo-
men"-Mrs. V. A Bird. Bern, Kan
KANSAS.
THE Pioneer Women of Kansas'-By
Mrs Emma W. Morse. Mound City.
'RecOIlections of an Old Settler''-By
"Reminiscences of Early Daye in
Pleasanton'-By Mr. r. J. Pease, Pleas
anton
.Reminiscences'-By Mr.. Theo Bot
kin. L. s. consul. Port Louis, Mauritius-
Forestry in Kausas''-By Robert z
Eastman. assistant professor of horti-
culture and forestry, K A C., Man
haitian
Forestry Work and it's Benefits to
the Community''-Mrs Leonard n.
Dolde. Leavenworth, Kan
LITERATURE
Charles Dickens: The Purpose of His
Writings-By Mrs E Spooner. New
s'The Bible as Literature"-By Mrs.
W L. Jennings. Clay Center
The Bible as Hisrory''-By Mrs. F.
a Martin Mound City.
1.-The Bible Prophecies''-Mrs. D. c
Potter. Mound City
LIBRARIES
The True Value of Books and Ii
braries'-By Mrs. Maud \. Price, We'll
lington.
The Relation of the Club and the
Library''-By Miss Elva E. Clark, Ii
brarian. state normal. Emporia-
kansas and the Library Movement"
BY James L. King. state librarian.
Read at meeting of K. F. W. c.. Man
haitian, May, 1908
MISCELLANEOUS
Some Municipal Ideals'-By Mr.. ].
E. Kammeyer. Manhattan Read be-
fore State Federation OF Women's clubs.
keep Ourselves from Idols"-By
Mrs o. E Osborne CRead before
Fourth District Federation, October y, |
1sOs9.
PLACES-JO
'.Alaska''-By Mrs. Alice Kemp, So
rosis club lola
-.The Old santa Fe Trair'-By Mrs
o. w Holmes. Sorosis club, lola
Please send 10 cents for postage with |
the request for a paper from this bu- |
reau-.
MRS. c. H TRoTT.
Junction City. Vice President, K. F.
New Kansas members of the stand
ing committees of the General FEEDER
alton are Mrs. Eustace H. Brown, the !
state president. who has been appoint
and Mrs z. H Lemon of Leaven-
worth. who has been elected a mem
Der of the food sanitation committee.
The RambIers club will meet Mon
day with Mrs. H. E Lyman, corner of
Eleventh and Polk streets.
The Golden Rule club will give a
FFnInnflf r. STrRTnR0n n
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Hughes, 1340 College ave-
nue.. The following programme viii
Mandolin orchestra-Mr. Shupp.
Mr.. vickIand. Mr. Hughes and Mrs.
Christman-
Violin duet-Miss Stoffard and Miss
Luewlyn.
Reading Sawyer
Mandolin orchestra-Mr- Shupp.
Mr. ViekIand, Mr. Hughes, Mrs
Read ding-Mfzs Mildred Hughes.
VioIin-Miss Stonard and Miss
LHewIyn.
Reading-Mrs. Macarthur
Reading-Miss Mamie sheldon.
The Portia club will meet with Mrs.
J. B. Garner on Thursday afternoon at
her home, 1895 Fillmore street
The Chandos club met Thursday
with Mrs Grear. and viii hold its next
meeting in two weeks with Mrs.
Charles Curtis.
The Nautilis club will meet next
week with Mrs. J. 7. Loveweu at her /
home, 1901 College avenue
The Ideal History club viii meet
next Friday with Mrs. Charles ]. Mar
shall at the home OF Mrs. E. L Hop Il
kius, 511 Lincoln street.
The AtIantean club will meet with
Mrs J. c. McClintock Tuesday after
noon
The Tourist club held a Guest Il
Day meeting at the home OF Mrs. (
George Beach Monday. Hostesses, II
Mrs Beach, Mrs. Mcclure and Mrs II
Putnam
The club members answered to roll i
call by giving an incident in the life i
of Lincoln
Mrs Putnam rendered Barbara
Frietchie'' in song
Reading. "a Perfect Tribute to !