The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-06

ChaIdean club; Mrs. D. c. Nellis, of
Western Sorosis; Miss Nanon Herren,
president of the Business Woman's
club; Mrs. John P. CLANCY, of the
of the West Side Forestry club. and
Mrs. c. I. Martin, of the Monday Tour
list club. The members of Miss Rodg3
ers committee, each of whom will be
asked to bring a friend to assist her,
will be: Mrs. H. L. Alkire, IF the Alta
Vista club; Mrs. Silas Porter, of the
Chaldean club; Mrs. H. c. Mulroy,
Mrs. ]. D. Mcfarland, of the Good
Government club; Mrs. Jay Close, Mrs.
C. X Holiday, Mrs. David Palmer, of
the Iakota club; Mrs. Frank Daugh-
erty, Mrs. J. c. Emahizer, Mrs D E.
Esterly, Mrs. F. p. MacLennan, Mrs
C. I. Martin, Mrs. E. E. Roudebush,
Mrs. w. w. Kitchen, Mrs. John
CLANCY, Miss Nanon Heron, Mrs. J.
c. McClintock, and Mrs. Ewers. Mrs.
Albaugh's committee is: Mrs. E. G..
Foster, Mrs. H. L. Peppmyer, Mrs. C.
H. Samson, Miss Florence Haywood,
Mrs. G. G.. Moore, Miss Maude Mary
Kline, all of the Minerva club, and
Mrs. Daugherty, of the Portia club.
The assisting women are: Mrs. Mon
roe, Mrs A. H. Horton, president of
the City Federation of Women; Mrs
Frank K. Sanders. of Washburn Col
lege; Miss Matilda Bailey, of Bethany
College; Miss Nanon Heron, Mrs.
Charles Fuller, of the Golden Rule
club: Mrs ]. c. Lundland, of the
Monday Tourist; Mrs. E. G. Foster,
Mrs. w. P. Snyder, of the Monday
Tourist; Mrs. c. 1. Martin, of Monday
Tourist; Mrs. ]. A. Campbell, of the
w. T. X club; Mrs. D. c. Nellis, Mrs
Marburg, Mrs. o. S. Owen, of the Cos
mos club; Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. w. A
McCarter, of Western Sorosis; Mrs.
Sara Robey, of Sorosis; Mrs. Porter,
Mrs. NJ. n. Chamberlain, of Sorosis;
Mrs. George Walp, of The Nautilus
club; Mrs. Tallman Bailey, of the GOOD
Government club; Mrs. A. A. GODDARD,
of the Federation of Women; Mrs e
J. Evans, of Sorosis; Mrs. r. H. Cav,
Mrs. j. P. Wahle. of the Clio club;
Mrs Ward Burlingame, of Current
Literature club; Mrs. Roudebush, Mrs.
CLANCY, Mrs H o. Carney, of Sorosis;
Mrs. Daugherty, Mrs. Morgan, Mrs.
Estey, Mrs. Mcfarland, Mrs. Albaugh,
Mrs. H. c. Ewers, of the West Side
Reading club; Mrs. Kitchel, Miss
Rodgers, Mrs. E. E. Marshall, of the
Good Government club; Mrs. Alk1re,
Mrs. Fred Farnsworth, of Good Gov
eminent club; Mrs. Mulroy and Miss
Gertrude Barnes, of the Good Govern
ment club.
Besides Halls orchestra, vocal and
violin music will be given at intervals
during the afternoon, by some of the
gram will be: A selection by Miss
Hazene Loveland, Gypsy aong
Dvorak); Mrs. George Payne, duet,
Sparrows (Hilbach); Miss Nellie
Kouns and Miss Sarah Kouns, Dance
Meier, and a selection by Miss Gladus
Cav, At Dawning (Cadman), and
What's In the Air, by Miss Helen
Hogeboom; a selection by Miss Abb
bolt, of Bethany College. Accom-
paniments will be played by Mrs. c. ].
Wilson, Mrs. Harry Tasker, Miss Ethel
Grant and Miss Alma Marti.
The hours of the party are from
$50 to o'clock
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The women of Topeka who have been
working for equal suffrage every day
the past two years read the returns
with a sense of gladnesss that cannot
be put into words. The telephones are
busy conveying congratulations from
one to another and in spite of the fact
that the women of the Good Govern
ment club were at the polls all day
yesterday and have been working late