The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-20

JRNAL-SATURDAY EvE1
the printing of the tickets and the
concert piano have been donated and
the club hopes to clear a substantial
of the Industrial army whom death
found at his post The programme
follows:
Organ-Largo in G. xerxes. Handel
Mrs ARA Clark.
Quintette-Wynken. Bynken and
Nod -.---.-.---.-... Nevin
Mrs Thomas. Mrs. Parkhurst. Miss
Lescher, Mrs Thatcher. Mrs. Ferry.
Miss Helen Hogeboom.
Piano-Marchen .-......R Raff
Mrs. Charles KIeinhans.
Soprano-Aye Maria -. Bach-GOuuod
Mrs. Frank Thomas.
Violin, Miss Doster; Organ. Mrs. Clark:
Piano, Mrs Carver
Organ-St. Cecilia. Ofertoire Batiste
Mrs ARA Clark
Contralto-Song Of April.
A Japanese Cradle Song .Salter
Mrs Edwin O'Nefi
Q1arte51e.Annis Quart SsooAIn Laurie Dudley Buck
The The shoogy-shN9So NS2 -. Anbroise
Thatcher, Mrs Ferry.
Violin-Sweet Spirit, Hear My
Miss Irma Doster-
Soprano-GoOdbye ..--... Tosti
Mrs William WikidaI
Piano-The Last Rose OF Summer
Mrs Charles s GIeed.
Orchestral organ accompaniment
Mrs Clark
Bridal Chorus-The Rose Maiden
Mrs Thomas Mrs. Parkhurst c9Ten Mfs
isl Skinner EMS Mrs. thatcher. Mrs, fr Klein
hans, Mrs. WikidaI Mrs. Hodgins.
Mrs Ferry. Miss Hogeboom, Miss
Fuller, Miss Pond, Mrs O'NeiL
Accompanist. Mrs. Clark and Mrs.
Carver.
Mr. and Mrs Luther Burns will give
an informal dinner for twelve tonight
at their house on Harrison street
The Friday bridge-luncheon club
will be entertained by Mrs. Clement
Smith next week
N
The February number of the Club
Member issued today launches a boom
for Mrs. H. o. Garvey for president of
the Kansas Federation Of Women's
clubs in the following editorial:
For eleven years Topeka has not put
forward d candidate for the state fed
Grafton presidency. This year is an
opportune time for such claim to be
pressed. and the Topeka club women
best known and most popular women in
the state is Mrs H o. Garvey whose
faithfuIneSs and efficiency are too well
known to need comment here.
Mrs. Garvey has not given her con-
sent to become a candidate, indeed she
has not been consulted as yet, but her
friends in Topeka and over the whole
state are legion and no more popular
woman could be found for the place.
Mrs. Garyey has record for doing
things At the head of the State Fed
Grafton she would be a power for pro-
gress in Kansas. and it is not at all un-
raTv -T7z TE-iTT he, ard 4
once for the position
It is said that Mrs. c. c. Goddard
| of Leavenworth, who now holds the
Office of General Federation secretary
| for Kansas. and Mrs. Roland P. Muir
dock of Wichita. may also be candi-
dates Mrs. Goddard and Mrs. Car
vey both being from the First district
will. of course, not both be candidates
Topeka club women will urge Mrs
Garvey's claims to the office and will
hope to see her elected If she con-
sents to become candidate Mrs
Garvey is Just now fairly busy with
municipal politics, being d candidate
from the Fourth ward for a position
on the school board and may not con-
responsibilities. but it is certain the
Kansas Federation has no better ma
terial for the presidency than she
Mrs. Garvey made an exceptionally
has had much experience in club
work and has executive ability of an
unusual order She is exceedingly
popular in state club circles and well
known in the General Federation and
as its president would do the Kansas
Federation honor.
The Senoras were entertained by
Mrs George Hancock, 1179 Clay
street Thursday afternoon Current
events were given by the members in
answer to roll call and the hostess
gave an entertaining talk about the
Esuuimaux The members of the
club are: Mrs. Kaho, Mrs. VIII
whitson, Mrs. George Hoyes. Mrs. F.
w Knapp Mrs. Ernest Tucker. Mrs.
Lannfng Mrs. Hancock, Mrs. E. c.
Sinner
Notes and Personal Mention.
Mr. NJ A. Low returned today from
a trip to New York and Chicago.
Mr. Charles s. Gleed has returned
from a trip to Boston and New York
Mr. Hal Hotchkiss, a Washburn law
student, will go to his home in Wa
tunga. Ok. tonight to spend the week
end and Washington's birthday
Mrs. Eliza beth Thomas of Oxford. o..
who was the guest of her son. Mr. C.
F Thomas 1867 Harrison street, and
Mrs Thomas has returned home Miss
Halle Gordon, also a guest of the
Thomas family for the past four weeks.
has returned to Chicago
Miss Viva Brown. who is visiting in