The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-05

Mrs. Don Carlos of Lawrence has been
asked to give her Magnolia Sketches"
for that session. Mrs. Don Carlos was |
here during the winter with her hus-
band who is the representative from
Lawrence, and has many friends in To-
peka- Miss Ellen Irwin, a clever young
girl of Topeka, will have a paper on
THE Short Grass County," and Miss
Lucy Porter of Fort Scott has con-
scented to make an address on THE
| New Members" and Miss Koontz, also
| of Topeka, is on the afternoon program.
| The club will have a banquet at Mills
tea room Friday evening, May 10, and
among the after-dinner speakers will
| be: Mrs. w. A. McCarter, whose sub
! ject will be "B. A.; Mrs Myra Will
| liams FARRELL on Publicity by Proxy"
Miss Effie Graham, Vine Woman VS..
| Oak Man, Mrs. Catherine Hoffman Of
Enterprise, president of the Equal Suf-
frage association, will speak on Views
| and Interviews and Mrs. Lee Mon
! roe's subject will be THE Woman of
| the Hour" Mrs. Matte Toothacksr
Kimball of Manhattan is expected to
| attend the convention, and Miss Kate
| Adams of Chicago also has been in
vited.
Guests at the evening meetings will
include the members of the club and
| their guests, their husbands and men
| friends.
The Bachelors club will give their
| sem1annual banquet tonight at the
Harvey house. Addresses for the even
i ing will be as follows: Address of well
| come, Mr.. w. B. Collinson; Bachelors
| Have Known Mr. Charles Wefrenga:
Solomon-The First Bachelor" Mr..
| owen L. Cope; Original Rhyme of the
FaIlen One" Mr.. Arthur ]. Carruth, jr.
! The members of the club are: Mr.
Coliinson, Mr.. Carruth, Mr.. Cope, Mr.
| Welrenga, Mr.. Wister Williams, Mr.
Newell Abrahams, Mr.. Grover King,
MI. Ralph Coffman Mr.. Harold Tice,
MI. =. q. Duer, Mr.. John Dee, Mr. L. L.
sargent. Dr. Johnson, Mr.. John Webb,
Mr.. {. 0. Whitehin, Mr.. Robert Shor-
maker and Mr.. Frank Snow
Il
Mrs. A. A. GODDARD, Mrs. W. A. john
SION and Mrs. W. F. Watson returned
| To-Day from Independence. Kan. where
they attended the annual meeting of
the state Federation of Women's Clubs.
Inc biennial election of officers was
held at the meeting, and Topeka club
women VIII be interested in knowing
me result OF the election. Mrs w d.
Atkinson of Parsons, Kan. the wife Of
Judge Atkinson who is well known over
the state. was chosen president Par
sons belongs to the Third district of
Ne leueratlon. Mrs. c. B. Walker of
| norton CSiXth district) was eIac+a1
wee president; Mrs F. G. Hanson oe
Faola, In the Second district. treasurer.
MS: w. W. wood of Horton. First dis
; 1 Ia recording secretary; Mrs. w. B.
/ TO-. OF wichita, Eighth district, audi
H,tn 5SGneral secretary, Mrs. Morgan of
r 1,,oIe Over hundred visiting
women, delegates and alterna+as a+
tended the meeting
Notes and Personal Mention
MT; and Mrs. E. H. EhIers and thar
daughter Marjorie of KanSss ny ~ tne :II
arrive tonight to spend a few DAYS with
ginia. a. 'iie VIZ
Mrs. Ernest Hemus entertained +ba
Triple G club THURSDAY afternoon at
CARDS and luncheon at her home on
Iopeka avenue. Guests besides the
MEMBERS We're: Mrs. Harmon, Mrs.
Austin, Mrs. Beynon Mrs Harris M
> Bryan and Mrs. Morrisey.
MRS. Grace Mary Albert will arrive
tonlght to spend a few weeks with
Mrs. J. F. Daniels.
Mrs. Catherine Hoffman of Enter
prise stopped in Topeka on her way
home from independence, where she
attended the federation meeting. and
was the guest of Mrs. w. T. Johnston
today.
Mrs. T. C. Whitteker. who attended
the federation meeting in Independ-
ence, has gone to Cherryvale to spend
a few days visiting friends before her
return to Topeka.
Mrs. Frank farrell of Holton will
come to Topeka to attend the meeting
of the Woman's Kansas Press club
Mrs. L. r. Wallace of Omaha, Neb.
is the guest of DR.. and Mrs. F. L.
4 Loveland. She will be here two weeks
Chancellor Frank Strong of the
State university spent Thursday in To-
peka.
Mrs. John Price will entertain the
Helianthus Literary club Friday, MAY
-, at her home, Ais Madison street
Mrs. H. H. Mize of Kansas City re-
turned home today after a visit to her
mother, Mrs. L. W. PETER.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Hart of 1926 Van
Buren, street, entertained few of her
friends Thursday afternoon in ceIe-
bration of her sixth birthday anniver-
Sary. The decorations in the dining
room were pink and white. The guests
B were: Edna Peppmeyer, Anna Barton
Esther Paxton, Evelyn Shaw, Bessie
Read, Olive Read. Grace Read, Charles
Sessions. jr., Junior Bowman, Houston
Shaw, John Brewer, Charles Gossett
Morris Harris and James Bowen.
Mrs. J. w. Lambert, who spent the
winter in California, stopped in To-
& peka on her way to her home in An
4 derson, Indiana, to visit the V. B. KEEL
ley and o. w. Kelley families. Mrs. J
B. Doncyson and Mrs o. w. Kelley
n entertained at luncheon Wednesday,
for her at the home of Mrs. Doncyson
The guests were: Mrs. Lambert Mrs
Celia Fordyce, Mrs. William Whitmer
Mrs. NJ. F. Rigby, Mrs. I. D. Graham
siee J. M R. d De Is Crane MF MRS E g
hoCHlOSCA' L. - =. Il
Courtney, Mrs. w. r. Carrie, Mrs
s. James McCleary, Mrs. M. E. Whit
s tlesey, Mrs. w. A. S. Bird, Mrs. Emma
Rhodes, Mrs Alonzo Wolf and Mrs
z Margaret Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Dillon have
taken apartments at the Gordon, and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crane have
moved to the Dillon house which they
have recently bought
Miss Helen Walker is ill with pneu-
monia at her home on Lincoln street
The following guests attended the
whist party given by the Pi Sigma Ps
| sorority at the home of Miss Alice
. | Hughes in PotMin Place: Miss