The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-13

they expect to give some time in the
latter part Of October. The club IL
interested In social betterment. az
their name indicates. and since their
organization last year they have been
devoting their efforts chiefly to Red
den Mission on the East Side.
The officers Of the club are: Mrs.
Paul Walker, president: Mrs. Jack
Bonebral<e, recording secretary; Mrs
William Kercher. corresponding secre-
tary; Mrs. Glen Deever, treasurer.
Committees will be appointed to make
arrangements for the party.
The following item from the Atchi-
son Globe Of October 10, will be of
special interest to Topeka club wo-
men:
Mrs. H. o. Garvey Of Topeka. who
has enthusiasm and personal charm,
accomplished results at the meeting
ton of Women's Clubs, which closed
it's thirteenth annual meeting in At
Gibson last evening. Mrs. Carney
made a plea yesterday afternoon for
the needs of the state Scholarship
Fund" 1t may not be generally
known that the Kansas Federation OF
Women's Clubs has a scholarship
fund. 1t IL used to assist ambitious,
worthy girls through college. The
money is loaned the girl needing 1t.
She pays no interest, and returns the
amount as soon as she is able. 1t Is
q debt OF honor, and 1t Is the exper-
fence of the women in the scholar
ship movement that every girl pays
back the money she borrows. So far
forty-fiye girls have been helped. OI
these girls eighteen have returned the
money they borrowed In FULL inc
others are striving to do SO. Not
more than 5000 is loaned each girl.
10 lin, fund has $4,000 on
hand. Mrs. Garvey read letter from
Mrs. c.. F. Henson of PaOla, which
told what had been accomplished Dy
this fund. At the close of the letter
Mrs. Garvey said: II shall not ask
for money today" but she had way
with her; the club women present
caught her enthusiasm and rained dol
lars upon Mrs. Garvey, until she had
$72 in cash for the scholarship fund.
Mrs. G. H. Hodges, wife OF the gov
ernor of Kansas. gave the largest
amount, I've dollars, but Mrs. Hodges
said. modestly, don't tell The NJ. t TO-.
fund: Art League. Leavenworth,
s25; Current Literature club, Topeka,
SIS; Forestry club, Topeka, IS; Ram
blers' club, Valley Falls. IS; Civic
club, Lansing, IS, and Women's CLUB
Seneca, IS.
The Child Study club will meet
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O O'CLOCK
with Mrs. F. J. Prick, 700 Lane street.
The program will consist OF a paper
on the Moral, Physical and Economic
Value of Good Housekeeping, ny MRS.
Bennett, and five minute speeches, as
follows: Dust and Its Dangers. Mrs.
Clearinghouse; Shall the Lines Of Travel
About the House be Shortened, MRS.
Shaffer; Courtesy in the Home, MRS:
Driscoll; Importance Of Music ana
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Mrs. E. G. Foster was hostess at
bridge luncheon for the Elwel club this
afternoon, at her home in West Sixth
avenue.
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Mrs. r. S, Stevens entertained La
Douzaine Bridge club Monday after
noon. and guests besides the members
of the club, were: Mrs. L. l. Kiene,
Mrs. j. D. Freeman and Miss Alice
Meade.
The Lakota club met Monay with
Mrs. Charles s. Elliott. at her home,
1903 Topeka avenue. Mrs. w. J. War
ner of New York, and Miss Inez KEEL
ley, of Orange, Mass, were guests at
the meeting. Mrs. Warner is visiting
Mrs. Charles p. Adams. and Miss KEEL
ley is visiting Mrs. Newell Abrahams.
The T. G.. F. club will meet to reor-
ganize Friday. October l6. at 2:SO
o'clock in the afternoon. at the home
of Mrs. xina Cowles Wright, 1907 Ty-
Ter street.
The Melrose club will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. Frank Snow.
7O4 Brooks avenu.
Notes and Personal Mention.
DR.. and Mrs. D. E. Esterly and their
family were guests OF DR.. and Mrs.
George Esterly, of Lawrence. Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Mills and Miss Helen
Crawford have returned from Manhat-
tan. where they spent the weekend
with Miss Mills cousin, Miss Lucille
Mills, at the Phi Kappa Phi house.
The Woman's Guild of Grace
cathedral will have an all-day meet
ing Wednesday Of this week at the
guild parlOrs.
Mr.. Charles p. Adams will return
three weeks to the west and north
west, including California, Washington
and Oregon.
Mrs. Lillian Weightman Stevenson is
visiting relatives in Roswell, n. M.
Miss Anna May Walker has gone for
a short visit to relatives in Salina.
Miss Eileen Pickens and Miss jose
phine Pickens have returned from a
trip Of two months to California.
Mr.. Elmer Schultz, of Knoxville,
Tenn, is in Topeka to visit his mother,
Mrs. G. F. Schultze.
DIR. Smith, Osteopath. 1914 Mills
building.-Adv.
Mrs. Arthur Mills and Mrs. Frank
Merriam were guests of friends in
Kansas City Monday.
Mrs. Albert Patten is the guest of
Mrs. w. H. Stanley, of Wichita
Mrs. Roy Williams has returned to
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