The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-12

In his fellows. and his religious life.
She quoted from . number Of his best
liked poems
Mr.. Coggeshan showed a number Of
large. beautifully finished photographs
which he had taken within the past
few weeks, showing scenes from Whit
tiers life: the place Of his birth. and
pictures OF places made famous by his
poems. He gave a few brief readings
which some Of his pictures illustrated.
After the lecture, the guests were CIV
en- an opportunity to examine the pic
lures in the exhibit, which were hung
on the walls of the wOmenS parlor
and dining hall Of the club house.
The club women of Topeka have
furnished q number Of exhibits for the
benefit of their townspeople. and none
Of them have been more enjoyable
than that now In progress. The effort
of the federation to add measurably
to the intellectual and artistic assets
of the community Is one of the praise
worthy objects of the organization.
and az one OF the results of last years
exhibition, there are now nine new pic
lures given by the federation to the
city, to be hung in the school build
ings. One of the pictures. painted by
George Stone. will be presented to the
high school.
The executive board Of the Topeka
Federation Of Woman's clubs will give
q 6 O'Clock supper tonight at Mtlls
tea room in honor of Prof. John 1.
Cogges;.a1l. the artist from Lowell.
Mess, who Is exhibiting New England
pictures and who .lectured on Whittier
Land before the members of the feder-
alton and their guests last night at
the Eiks' club. Out Of town guests who
will be present tonight are: Mrs. Efiie
Van Tuyl and Mrs. DR.. Lloyd Of Leav-
enworth, who are visiting Mrs. A. A.
Marburg, and Mrs. Charles Hobart who
Is the guest Of Mrs. w. A. McCarter.
The members Of the executive board
federation; Mrs. H. o. Garvey. Mrs F.
w. Watson. Mrs. o. L. Moore. Mrs. c.
F. Spencer. Mrs. A. II. Horton, Mrs.
DR.. Pritchard, Mrs. c. J. Evans. Mrs.
A. o. Wellman. Mrs. w. A. McCarter,
Mrs. J. Clancy. Mrs. Cornelia Curry,
Mrs. w. W. Kitchen and Mrs. A. A.
GODDARD.
Miss Clyde Bonebralke entertained a
few friends at an informal sewing par
ty today at her home. TOT Harrison
street. 791 zs
A special meeting Of the members
of the and club win be held Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the par
lors Of the National hotel. There will
be a short business session. which will
be finished in time for those who wish
to attend the matinee concert.
Miss Antoinette Clark will give a
house party this weekend at her home
in Fillmore street. Her out Of town
guests will be: Miss Linnie Sheets.
Miss Charlotte Kreeck. Miss Eva An
derson. Miss Bernice Barker and Miss
Eleanor Atkinson. all Of whom are stu
dents at the Lawrence High school.
who will attend the Lawrence-Topeka
high school football game.
Miss Clark will give a dancing party
Friday evening at the Country club for
a card party at her home Saturday
afternoon, and Miss Dorothy Coe will
be hostess at theater party Satur-
day night.
Mrs. George Mitchell is in Atchison,
visiting Miss Ann Diegel, and attend
ing some pre-nuptial parties for Miss
Henri Walker and Mr.. William Armi-
| tage Carlisle, whose marriage will take
place soon. Miss Walker IL q friend OF
Mrs. Mitchell. who was formerly an
! Atchison girl. and she has visited Miss
| Mary Weightman in Topeka = Miss
Diege1 gave an elaborate dinner party
| Monday night for the bridal couple.
| and her Topeka guest. Ssh
| A dance will be given Friday night
+! at McRae's hall by some Of the young
people of the Washburn, high school
and Tivoli crowds.
Mrs. W; s. Hayslip win entertain her
home. 1122 Madison street
The Informal Bridge club was en-
/ tertained at dinner Monday night by
Mr. and Mrs. =. L :. PepPmeyer,
The Elwell club had a bridge-lrnch-
con party Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
| w. E. Davis in Fillmore street. There
| was a guest table for Mrs. w. ]. Nc
Gin Of St. Joseph. Mo-. who is visiting
Mrs. Davis. and those who played.
McGin. Mrs A. T. Lucas. Mrs.
f. e. Parr, Mrs. H. L. Pepp-
myer, Mrs Charles Sessions. Mrs.
L. Hopkins and Mrs. c. M. Hill. w
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The Duplicate Whist club will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. A. l.
Nichols.
Mrs. ]. C. Burnett entertained her
crochet club at a thimble party Tues
| day afternoon. Mrs. Sam Potter OF
Omaha, who is visiting Mrs. H. L.
Shirer, and Mrs. T. 8. Hand were also
| guests.
| Mrs. Francis L. Hayes Of Chicago.
was the guest of honor at dinner
party given Tuesday night by MI ano
Mrs. walter Bates. Covers were laid
for: Mrs. Hayes. Mr.. and Mrs. A. u.
Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. H. A: Kingsley,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sargent, ST.. Miss
Mary Kellam, Miss Bates. Mr.. william
! Bates and Mr.. and Mrs: Bates.
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The meeting Of the Good Government
club to have been held Thursday. Will
be postponed to the following day, ana
| will be held Friday afternoon at the
Y. w. c. A.. Mrs. b. B. Smythe nav
| ing charge Of the program.
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