The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-17
getic, successful.

getic, successful.
She is a broadminded woman-a
woman of charming personality and
possesses great executive ability and
tact. This alone would amply qualify
her to fill the Office of president credit
ably, but added to this she has six
years experience which she gained as
secretary of the federation, under the
administrations of MesdameS Hum
phrey, Johnston, Lewis and Brown,
which has kept her in close contact
between the state and general fedora
lions. We have never had a fedora
ton president, and in sending in her
name. we hope Leayenworth will be
fortunate enough to have the conven-
ton declare Mrs. Goddard a candidate.
-Leavenworth Times.
Miss Parry Bundy's piano pupils
gave their annual etude recital Friday
afternoon at her studio. The pro-
gramme was by Mr.. Floyd Knoll, Miss
Elsie Vesper, Miss Mabel Buckman.
Mrs. Lyons. Miss Retter, Mr.. Clarence
Hopkins. Miss Helen Coe. Miss Elwina
Smith, Miss Senft, Miss Harper.
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The Minerva club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. Eli G. Foster, 713
Topeka avenue. Programme:
Paper, Ernest Seton Thompson
s. Discussion-Mrs. H. L. Peppmyer.
Review, The Call of the Wild-Mrs.
F. C. Slater.
Piano so1o-Miss Mabel Moseley.
Debate: Resolved. that the main
tenance of a large army and navy by
the United States is necessity. At
firmative, Mrs. George Mays; mega
tive. Mrs. C. G. Blakely.
Paper, Russian Composers-Miss
Walter.
Foster, Mrs. Samson, Miss Walter.
Schenanleid (Arensky)-Mrs. Sam
son.
Duet in A fiat (Moszko wski)-
Walter and Miss Kline.
Don't Say Goodbye, Just Go (words
by Mrs. Isabel McArthur; music by
Miss Meta K Legler)-Miss Legler.
Abide with Me-Mrs W. A. Maltby.
LuIlaby-Mrs. H. w. Putnam.
Rosamund (Schubert)-Mrs. L. L.
Goodwin, Mrs. Morton Albaugh.
The guests were Mrs. T. r. Paxton,
Mrs. George Staebler, Mrs. Ralph
Skinner. Mrs. J. H. F'rizzell, Mrs. WV.
Bowman, Mrs. E. E. Roudebush, Mrs.
F. A Rooster, Mrs. w. A. Maltby,
Mrs Joseph c. Raul of Holton. Miss
Mabel Moseley. Mrs. w. S. Kemper.
The following officers were elected
for the coming year: President. Mrs.
c. c. Blakely; first vice president,
Mrs. George Mays; second vice presi-
dent, Mrs. e. E. Hines; secretary,
Mrs. F. c. Slater: assistant secretary.
Mrs. George Moore; treasurer, Mrs.
Robert stone; assistant treasurer, Miss
Walter.
An interesting programme was
given at the meeting of Topeka chap
ter of the D. A r. held April 10 at the
residence of Mrs. n. F. Handy. The
subject, Patriotic Education of Our
Foreigners" was presented by Mrs. T.
w Todd, Mrs. n. w. Laubach, Mrs.
H. Ward Page. Mrs. A. NJ Petro and
Mrs. F. c. Slater The musical num-
bers given by Mrs. B. B. Smythe and
Miss Lucille McAfee were appropriate
and much enjoyed by the members
and guests.
Mrs w. F. Hayslip entertained the
following guests informally Friday
evening for Mrs. Ward Chatburn of
Atchison: Miss Marie Cuthbert, Miss
Martha. Malepert, Mrs. Rich. Miss
Blanche Hooper of Abilene. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Tucker.
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The Music Study club met with Miss
Vivian Rush Friday. The guests were:
Miss BERTHE Love, Miss Dora Levitt
our.
The programme follows:
observation-disclosures Mrs. Taskel
and Miss Rush.
Brahms-Faint and Fainter is My
Slumber in the Churchyard. Mrs. Chas
E. Rair.
Rrahms-Saudman and Cradle Song
Mrs. B. B. Smythe.
Brahms-Hungarian Dance No. z
Mrs. Morton Albaugh.
Brahms-Sapphic Ode Mrs. Harry
Pribble.
Brahms-The Vain Suit in Summer
Fields Mrs. r. H. Morehouse-
Chopin-Waltz in d fat Mrs L. L
Goodwin
Del Riego-Rest Thee Sad Heart
Miss Mabel Ridenour.
Gastaldon-Forbidden Music. Miss
Dora Lo-itt-
Rahms-Hungarian Dances Nos. :
and g. Mrs Harry Tasker.
Mager-The Minor Chord. Miss Ona
May Miller
Brahms-Like Melting Tones. Mrs. w
IL. Y. Deacon
The Informal 500 club will meet Mon
day afternoon with Miss Emma Stevens
706 Monroe street.
Mrs. H F. Clay and Mrs c. L. Ran
isom entertained the Golden Rule club
Friday at Mrs. Clay.s. An origina