The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-10-11

JULIUS
The First District Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs. which includes the To-
peka Federation. will hold it's annual
meeting in Horton, Kan, beginning
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. w. A.
Johnston, who will go from Topeka 20
attend the meeting. win be one of the
guests of honor. Mrs Johnston is at
the head of the department of domes-
tic science for the First district. Mrs.
Mary Van lille, professor of domestic
science and dean OF women at the State
Agricultural college. will read a paper
on What Constitutes a Balanced
Dietary" Mrs. H. o. Garvey, who is a
member of the department of music,
will also attend the meeting, and Miss
Bernice Fuller will go to Horton Thurs
day and Will sing at the evening meet
ing. Mrs. J. W. F. Hughes and Mrs.
NJ. A. Low will also go to Horton for
the meeting.
The N. L X. gave a party at the
home of Miss Lorraine sewelI. attended
by the following girls: Miss Lena
Gall, Miss Esther RaffeIock, Miss
COrinne McSpadden. Miss GwendoIyn
Shakeshaft, Miss Margaret Troutman,
Miss Marguerite Wright. Miss Thresa
Chambers, Miss Rose Baker, Miss
Marie Miller, Miss Hazel Brown, Miss
Marie Cope, Miss Dorothy Hadley,
Miss Lorraine SeweIl. Miss May Don
nan, Miss Viva Vawter, Miss Isla
Dooley, Miss Rosie Partridge, Miss
Laura Ramsey, Miss Grace Roebuck
Miss Doris Stark. Miss Maud Szoland-
er, Miss Helen Harmon, Miss Mildred
Herrie, Miss Helen Davis. Miss Mildred
Frager Miss Edith Reynolds and Miss
Alta Green.
X
Mrs. A. A. GODDARD. president of the
City Federation of Women's Clubs, an
nounces that the proceeds from the
lecture-recital given by DR.. F. X
Sanders last week amount to a little
more than 1925, after the returns have
all been sent in and expenses paid.
The lecture proved one of the most sue
cessful ventures of that nature that
the club women have undertaken.
Mrs. John Thomas Price will enter
| tain the T. G. F. club Friday afternoon
| at her bungalow, Wilhelm Place, at
500. Mrs. S. P. Huston of Dallas, Tex,
and Genivieve Russell will be guests of
| honor.
Mrs. J. F. Daniels entertained 50
guests this afternoon at her home, 524
| West Tenth avenue. for Mrs. John Rog-
ers, who will leave Thursday for Los
| Angeles, Cal, to make her home Mrs.
Daniels was assisted by Mrs ]. D.
| Freeman, Mrs. H. L. Shirer Mrs. S.
J. Crumbine, and Mrs. Rogers.
Tommy Atkins. Mrs. Dick Hayden S
| dog, apparently has entered on a siren
uous undertaking. He seems to have
put himself in competition with a Ger
tain set of young women to see if he
can't spend more time on Kansas ave
nue. than they do. So far the score
/ stands about even. He gets down town
| sooner in the morning but retires from
the promenade earlier in the evening.
The following guests attended a
| luncheon Monday which Mrs. Clarence
Skinner gave for Mrs. J. E. Mcleod,
| of st. Louis. who is visiting her sis
/ ter, Mrs. George H McCollister: Mrs.
| Mcleod, Mrs. James Troutman, Mrs.
Anna Overholt, Mrs. E. L. Copeland
| Mrs. L H. Mum, Mrs. Frank Helm,
Mrs. Frank Washburn, Mrs. R. L. Mes
baum, Mrs. Charles Spencer, and Mrs
| H. O.. Garvey.
The S. T. A. G. S. had a wiene and
steak roast Friday night at Martins
| Hill. The members who were present
were: Mr.. Robert Drum, Mr. John
| Davis, Mr.. Charles Johnson. Mr.. Will