The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-11-19

There will be called meeting of
the City Federation Friday. Novem-
Der rs. at 2:30 D. m. at the CONNER
cial club rooms. Business of special
Importance will be transacted.
Western Sorosis will meet Novem-
Der &c with Mrs. Lee Monroe. 9OS
Harrison street. instead of with DR..
program. Mrs A. A. Rodgers will read
paper entitled "a Viewpoint in Liter
ature.'
The Good Government club met
| Thursday with Mrs. Frank Doster. at
her home, 1903 Buchanan street. The
program was as follows:
Violin solos, Souvenir de Wieniawski,
Haesche; Ave Marie, Mascagni-Mlss
May Clark.
Song-Miss Lucille McAfee.
| Current Topics-Mrs. A. E. Jones
and Mrs. Lila Day Monroe.
Paper storm Center of the Swiss
Reformation''-Mr Frank DoSter.
| Illustrated talk on the Passion play
Mrs. Isabel Macarthur,
| Parliamentary drill-Mrs. Lila Day
Monroe.
A meeting of the West Side Forestry
| club was held Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. I. D Graham, on
! West Sixth avenue. Mrs Graham ana
| Mrs. D. o. Coe, hostesses. Mrs. Coe
made a talk on the origin of Thanks
giving and the methods of celebrating
the. festival from the time of the Phi
| grims to the present. Mrs. j. M.
Meade gave a travel talk on trip
which she recently made to st. Louis,
New Orleans and Mammoth cave; Ron
call was answered by recipes for d1shes
/ for Thanksgiving dinner. The meet
ing yesterday. was the last that the
Forestry club will have this year. They
/ have their vacation during the month
| of December and continue their meet
ings throughout the summer The
next meeting, therefore, will be- held
the third Thursday in January, 1911
A report was made at yesterday
meeting by the committee appointed
to arrange for the entertainment the
club is planning to give in December
The recommendations made by the
committee were accepted by the club
They have decided to give an indoor
picnic the afternoon of December al
the home of Mrs. w. A. Johnston, 1900
West Sixth avenue. Each of the thir-
ty members of the club will bring a
} basket luncheon and will invite and
serve two or three guests Luncheon
will be served at 1 O'Clock. and g
addition, each member of the club will
bring fruit, jelly, cakes or fancy
Christmas articles, to be on sale al
the picnic. A program for the after
moon will also be arran ged. Ine gross
receipts of the entertainment will be
divided between the scholarship fun6
and the emergency fund of the club
It is necessary for the club to replen-
ish its emergency fund. as it was de-
pleted by the cost of the building:
erected this summer in Willow park.
The new Y. w. c. A building viii
contain rest room where the women
who come into town from the country
can use for a resting, waiting or read
: ing room.
There will also probably be rooms IT
, the new building which the differen'
clubs can rent in which to hold then
meetings or entertainments until theil
own club house is ready.
The Helianthus Literary club vii
meet Tuesday. November %. with Mrs
c.. W. Horn, 434 Topeka avenue.
Mrs. w E. Atchison. a club woman
. was given a place on the program al
the BANQUET Thursday night given by
, the Masons at their fall reunion. Mrs
Atchison is the first woman who has
ever been asked to address the Masons
at one Of their banquets. She is a de-
. lightful speaker and pleased the 80(
people who heard her that night on "a
Woman's Idea of Masonry" as she die
, the women Of the federation this faI