The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-20


The Thursday Study club held an
open meeting Thursday at the home
of Mrs. w. Amos, 1925 College avenue.
The afternoon was enjoyable and pro-
fitably spent reviewing Shakespeare :
King Lear and the poison scene from
Romeo and Juliet. Musical numbers
from the Spring Maid, the Pink Lady,
Madame Sherry, and other operettas
were given by Miss Cecile Strohm.
Members of the club and guests for the
afternoon were: Mrs. c. E. Heer, Mrs.
William Amos, Mrs. Freeman Bell.
Mrs. Harry Forbes, Miss Lovelia Hi1ty.
Mrs. Walter Layton, Miss Cecil Strohm.
Mrs. Catherine Putney, Mrs. S. L. Mel
son. Mrs. C. A. Kline, Mrs. Nellie
Wheat, Mrs. F. E. Gilman, Mrs. {. L.
Taylor, Miss Bertha Hampstead, Miss
E E. Cobb, Mrs. c. NJ. Hensley, Miss
Mignon Logan, Mrs. r. E. Gish, Miss
Helen Wellman, Mrs. George w. Har-
greaves, Mrs. w. Williams, Mrs. ]. P
Wahle and Mrs. H. Oliphant.
The regular meeting of the Atlantean
club will be held Monday of next week
The Vignette club will hold its reg
ular meeting Tuesday, April %.
The Minerva club met Monday, April 10,
at the home of Mrs. c. G. Blakely. Mrs.
nus PROGRAM
Paper-The Roman de la ROse.....-..
.................--...M Mrs, H 1; Peppmeye1
Discussion. Mrs. Chas. Samson
The Romans adventures; The Bat
tie of Hastings. Mrs. W. 7. DAVIS
Clemades Mrs. Norman Atkinson
St. FIexis Mrs. George Moore
DeIibes-Paper. ........ Mrs. Emery Hughes
nette Walter. Miss BeuIah Wentworth
Delibes-Pizzicati (Sylvia) ............
Cadman-As in Rose Jar-Lilacs.
............ Mrs. ]. T. Nicholas
Delibes-Intermezzo (Sylvia). $3.50:
Maid of Cadiz ......... Mrs George Payne
Old Berg-Ben chimes.
Miss Nellie Sheppard
Puccini-As thTo' the Streets ......::.
Delibes-Seranade LarOy La De-.
Mrs E. C. Foster, Mrs. R. Morehouse
Guests for the afternoon were; Mrs. F.
S Kirk, Mrs. J. NJ. French, Mrs. c: Fl.
Chandler, Mrs Darlington Lodge. Miss
Laura Reynolds. Mrs. John Shelton, Miss
Smith, Mrs Alberta McGifTert, Mrs.
Charles Elliot. Mrs. Harry Forbes, Mrs.
leonard Cook, Mrs. s. c. Petit, Mr..
Chase Doster and Mrs. c. E. Menninger.
The Kansas delegation to the bien
NAL of the general federal on to be
held san FRANCISCO mas CHOSEN TIE
Rock Island and connecting lines via
Salt Lake City, for their trip.
A cordial invitation has been receiv-
ed from the Utah Federation of Wo-
mems clubs, to visit Salt Lake City, en-
route. Offering among other hospitali-
ties an automobile drive, a concert on
the great organ at the Tabernacle, and
tea The California club women
and the San Francisco Board of Trade
are planning many interesting side
trips in addition to the splendid social
and business features of the conven-
ton The Palace Hotel is the national
headquarters. and Kansas succeeded
in getting a limited reservation there
of 81 and Sc double rooms with BATH
European plan. There will also be a
reservation at a nearby hotel if the
Palace reservation should be INSULT
cient The rate is $55 round trip, re-
turn limit August 10. by any direct
route. or $50. good until September
80 The start will be made from Kan
sas City. Thursday, June 20. at II
O'Clock, arriving at San Francisco Sun
day at 6 p m The Pullman rate is
s11 double lower, and $500 double upper
berth from Kansas City to San Fran
cisco. These rates are open to others