The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-05
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The Nautilus club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. H. l.
Whiting, 1917 Mulvane street
The Research club will meet Friday,
March IL, with Mrs c. j. Weld, 1903
Kansas avenue, instead of with Mrs.
H. K. Stewart.
The Minerva club met at the home
OF MIS- w. A Powers, 1920 Western
| avenue, February %. The following
program was given:
Roll calLQuotations from Faust.
The Life of Goethe.Mrs stone
Reading from Faust=Mrs. Putnam.
Savonarola-Mrs. Kimbrough.
(Read by Mrs. Samson-)
Gounod's Faust-Miss Blinn.
Music.
L'Arsienne Bizet
Miss Davis and Miss Erwin.
Faust Waltz arranged by LiszD
Miss kline.
Victrolia records:
From F'aust-F1ower Song. -. Homer
Jewel Song. ;-.-....... G Eames
Sextette from Lucia.
Les Rameaus.
The guests of the club were: Mrs.
j. p. Carnahan, DR.. Annetta saunders
of Chicago, Mrs. E. g. Burgson OF
March IA with Mrs. Morton Albaugh.
The Helianthus Literary club will
meet Friday afternoon with Mrs A c.
Richardson, 626 Morris avenue. There
will be an election of officers.
The Ideal History club met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. c. D. LuSby, 1888
Mulvane stree.
The N. N. S. club met at the home
of Mrs. Daniel Haggert, 1907 West
Eighth street. Tuesday, March L. The
coming term: Mrs N. P. Nelson,
president; Mrs. E. E. Marshall, vice
president; Mrs A. Bailey, secretary;
Mrs. w. J. Lewis, treasurer; Mrs. DAN
the club were: Mrs. Olive Anderson.
Mrs. C. F. Hull, Mrs. Arthur McCabe,
Mrs. Cordley, Mrs. j. D. Sanders of
STAFFORD. Kansas. The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. L. M. Gain,
1859 Fillmore street, March Is.
The Portia club will have an all day
meeting Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
S. j. Crumbsne. 1903 Tyler street.
There will be an election of officers in
the afternoon.
The Searchers' club met today with
Mrs. f. e. Iserman. The program fol-
lows:
Quotations from Spanish Student"
in answer to roll call.
Election of officers.
Review-"Don Quixote," Mrs. Col
vim.
Music-"Stars of Summer Night"
The Current Literature club will
meet Tuesday, March 8, with Mrs. j.
s. West. The following program has
Worlds Work-Mrs. Bowman and
Miss Nesbaum-
American Magazine-Mrs. Otis Hun
gate.
The Music Study club held a bust.
ness meeting yesterday at the home OF
Mrs. Harry Tasker.
The Child study club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. j. w. Newell,
1915 Arch street.
The Golden Rule club met Friday,
the 4th, with Mrs. J. H. McSpadden,
1927 West Fifteenth street.
The executive committee of the City
Federation will meet Monday after
noon at 2:3O o'clock with Mrs. Lee
Monroe. 900 Harrison street. The
will make plans for the
April meeting of the federation and
they will discuss the plans for the
boulevard submitted by Mr.. Rogers.
The members of the committee are all
urged to attend.
Mrs. F. H. Cothren of New York
has been appointed a member of the
teachers salary commission. She will
be the representative in that body OF
the women teachers of New York who
have organized to stand for equal sal
ary for equal work. She is the only
woman member of the commission.
She is an active club woman and
of the finance committee of the
Wcmen's Trade union. She studied law
at the New York university and was
retained as one of the legal advisers
for the strikers in the shirt waist max
ers' trouble. Mrs. Cothren formerly
had charge of the department of Eng |
fish at Bethany college in Topeka
The fact that all of the stationery
and printed matter for the General
and that all, except the |
is gotten out in Topeka,
may be of interest to Kansas club |
The call for the tenth biennial con-
ventiOn, to be held in Cincinnati May |
10 to 10, 1910, will be issued and |
mailed to the clubs about March 10.
Clubs desiring to send delegates to
he state convention at Abilene April |
rs to 90 or to the national meeting, |
o be held in Cincinnati May 10 to 10, |
should select their delegates at once.
Mrs. Emma B. Kennedy, a wealthy |
of New York City, has made a
gift of $4,000 to the Western college
1t Oxford, Ohio.
The creation of a national park at |
Niagara Falls is one of the ideas to
be urged upon congress by the Ameri-
association with head0uaT-
ers at Washington. President Taft is
member. Thousands of good citi-
.ens in all parts of the United States
nave united in this concerted move