The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-10-18


Marsivian Daneers-Bess RenwlcK'
Rae Hotchkiss, Leona Curtis, Marian
Wear, Ruth Whitney, Helen Sp1elrnan
Percy Montgomery, Elizabeth HON.
day. A. w. Pinnel1, George White, DICK
Fritz Lee Johnson, Jack Grow, Joe
Risteen, Allan McNeal, Dewitt Hasar-
NIGHT AND DAY DANCERS.
Day Elizabeth Holiday. Marian
Wear, Clyde Bonebrake, Marie Lager
strom.
Koontz, Ruth Whitney, Muriel Baxter.
Shadows-Zillah Mileham, Opal Cor
bet. Annette Nichols, Birdie Chandler,
Mignon Logan, Lenore Monroe, Marie
Porter Alice Griffin, Lillian stone,
Dorothy Brown.
italian Dancers-Walter Pettyjohn
Stewart Drum, Lewis futile, Fielder
Gaw Frank Mcfarland, Francis Prib-
BILE, Roy Kendall, Walter Davis.
Solo Dancers-Wallace Pettyjohn
Una Lyle.
CHAPERONES.
Scotch-Mrs. Guilford Dudley, Mrs.
Albert Jones'
seasons-Mrs Marie Price Wear.
Mrs. j. c. Mohler.
Night and Day-A1rs. A. H. Auer-
bach, Mrs. B. F. Akers.
Irish-Mrs. Charles Mitchell, Mrs.
Eal Fdazlett.
Marsovian-AIrs. Norman Wear, Mrs.
]. E. Morgan.
H.
Mrs. Dave Mulvane.
Greek-Mrs. Eugene Quinton, Mrs.
Geo. Crawford
Indians-Mrs. Schuyler Nichols, Mrs.
Chester Woodward.
Chinese-Mrs. j. A. Cole, Mrs Ar
thur Mills.
At the early October meeting of the
City Federation of Women's Clubs, it
was decided that meeting of the ex-
eeutive board and the advisory board
should be held a little later. to decide
what should be done about the mo-
ton which was carried in the last gen
eral assembly of the federation last
spring, to take a years vacation. That
adjourned meeting was held Tuesday
at the Y. w. G.. A. rooms and a scom-
mittee appointed to make a thorough
investigation of the will of the differ
ent clubs and to reach a definite deci-
sion. The members of the committee
are: Mrs. A A. GODDARD, Mrs. F. w.
Watson Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter,
Mrs. w. A Powers, Mrs. E. S. Mar
shall, Miss Lucy Kingman, Mrs. Lee
Monroe, Mrs. ]. W. Mowers, Mrs. c.
o. Knowles, Mrs. c. H. Samson and
Mrs Clement Smith,
II seems to be the will of the mem
bers that the federation be reorgan-
lied with the same aim and work, but
instead of being a federation of the
various clubs, it is to become a league
of individual members. 1t is a well
known fact that nearly all the clubs
which federate have in their member
ship some women who are not inter-
ested in the work of the federation,
who object TO its methods, find fault
with its officers and who, in fact, are
the dead wood" of the organization,
hindering it by their own inertia. If
only those members join the fedora
ton who are willing to work and who
are interested in the cause. even
though the organization be smaller, it
will be stronger, because it will be
united. The committee selected yes
terday will visit the clubs and learn
their wishes in regard to the proposed
plan of making the federation a large
woman's club. and will base their deci-
sion on the results of their investiga-
ton. The idea of the federation is to
organize after the manner of the wom-
ems club of the cities, which is evident
~ in line with club progress of these
days The Woman's Club of Chicago
and similar clubs in Los Angeles. Kan
sas City and other of the larger cities
are so organized and it is hoped that
plan which has proven so successful
elsewhere will operate to the advan
tage of our local club life.
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Neiswanger will
entertain the men and women of the
Westminster Presbyterian church Fri
day evening.
The T. T. club met Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. H. E. Seeds 1887 Fill
more street. Those present were Mrs.
j. B. Heck, Mrs. B. F. Carter, Mrs.
w. A. Glover, Mrs. H. o. Warren. Mrs
H. S. Gross, Mrs George Dougherty,
Mrs. George Boone, Mrs W. r. Perry.
Mrs. George Burroughs and Mrs. T. M.
Horner.
Notes and Personal Mention.
Triple Tie Thimble club will meet
Thursday afternoon, October 10, with
Mrs. J. M. West.
The Poinsetta Embroidery club Will
meet with Mrs. John Battershill, 5lS
Tyler street. Friday afternoon
Professor and Mrs. Harry Humble of
Lawrence are the parents of son,
born Sunday. Mrs. Humble was for
merly Miss Ruth Hoaglin of Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. Easter of 1915 Central
Park avenue entertained Mr.. Casters
Sunday school class Tuesday night in
honor of Mrs. Hahn, who left today
for Denver.
Frank P. MacLennan has returned
from New York City, where he was
called to attend the regular quarterly
session of the board of directors of the
Associated Press. of which he is vice
president. fs
Mr. and Mrs W. C. Dickie and their
little daughter will leave this week 70
make their home in Cedar Rapids, Ia
Mr. and Mrs Robert Downie are
spending this week in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Stevens and
thier little daughter of San Luis Po-
tosi Mexico will arrive Saturday to
visit relatives in Topeka.
Miss Mildred McHard and Miss
Louise McHard of Davenport, Iowa,
will arrive next week to attend the
Sma1ley- Maine wedding.
The C. z. society of the First Pres
bvterian church will have their an
nual banquet for the installation of of
dining room. All the young people of
the society are invited, and are asked
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