The Topeka state journal., 1914-01-28

quiet way all through the i've years
since its organisation.
Reports Of the years work wers
were made, and the members voted
to work for the establishment OF q
municipal market. cooperating with
other organizations Who have taken
! Mrs. r. L. Park, who was presl-
dent Of the club last year. was re-
elected. and other officers chosen
were: Mrs. George D. Stevenson.
vice president: Mrs. P. A. McNamee.
dick, treasurer: Mrs. w. J. Lewis.
corresponding secretary. and Mrs.
Thomas r Jones, reporter.
The B. c. B. club met Monday aft
ernoon with Mrs. II. III. Germa1n.
Mrs. H. M. Harris played as substi-
! tute.
The nurses of the Santa Fe hospital
were entertained at a dinner party
Tuesday evening by DIR. and Mrs J.
r. Raster at the Kaster home IN Mad
ison street. Covers were laid for:
Mrs. C. DeWolf Anderson OF Malone.
Nova Scotia, who is. a house guest at
the Kaster home: Mrs. o. ]. Mouldy.
Miss Elizabeth Baldwin. Miss Hazel
Has!et, Miss Nelson. Miss Florence
Davis. Miss Curry, Miss Martha MIL
ler, Miss Teate, Miss Wilson. Miss
Lorraine Shauntz. Miss Ruth Raster.
Miss Louise Kaster and DR.. and Mrs.
Raster.
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The executive board of the First
District Federation of Women's Clubs
had a meeting in Topeka at eleven
/; clock this morning at the Y. w. &.
A. building. Mrs. Festus Foster, the
meeting. and out. flown officers who
were present were: Mrs. ]. K. Cod
ding of Leavenworth. secretary; Miss
Myra Harwi of Atchison. treasurer.
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auditor. Mrs. c. B. Walker of Norton.
president of the State Federation Of
Women's Clubs. was a guest at the
meeting; Nee Mrs; Walker and her sister.
! Springs. are visiting Mrs. L. o. Case,
and will attend the Woman's Kansas
Day club meeting Thursday.
At the Woman's Kansas Day club
luncheon Thursday there will be a ta-
BILE at which will be seated the wife
OF the present governor, and the wives
OF former governors OF Kansas, the
officers Of the club, past presidents Of
the club. and a few other guests.
Those who will sit at that table are:
| Mrs. w. ]. Bailey, who is the club
president. Mrs. George H. Hodges.
Mrs: e. w. Hoch OF Marion. Mrs. J.
P: St. John of Olathe. Mrs. George w.
Click Of salina. Mrs. J. J. Ingalls, and
Mrs. Sheffield Ingalls, of Atchisoa.
Mrs. A: B. Carney Of Concordia, Mrs.
Kate Herman of Olathe. Mrs. w. Y.
MoFarIana MoFsan Of Nut Mar~ vsnes MRS p
phrey of Junction City, Mrs. J. S.
Simmons Of Hutchinson, Mrs Cora G.
Lewis Of Kinsley, Mrs. Scott Hopkins.
MIS- G. s. Huffman Of Columbus, Mrs.
Eugene Ware Of Kansas City, Miss
Martha Beck OF Holton, Mrs. w. H.
Haskell Of Kansas City, Miss Henri
eta Race Of Winfield. Miss Maude
Jennings Of Clay Center. Mrs. c. c.
White of Burr Oak and Mrs. c. c,
spooner of Newton.
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Mrs. Marie Price Wear. chairman
OF the art committee Of the State Fed
Grafton OF Women.s clubs, has called
a meeting Of her committee fol
Thursday afternoon at 1880 o'clock
in the balcony ef the First Methodist
church. Mrs. C. 3. Walker of Norton
president Of the state federation, viii
attend the meeting, and out of towr
>. women who will be present are: Mrs
&. F. Scott OF lola, Mrs. L. T. Hussey
Of Lyndon. Mrs. r. p. Murdoch OF
Hutchinson.
The subjunior class Of the higf
school entertained members Of thu
home of Miss Christina Ward. Tues
! day night. A playlet, ""rhe Blue Book,
written by Miss Marjorie Robey. wa.
presented
The play was q high school story. i,
which the blue book. owned by Pro
fessor KnowitaI, was misplaced by hi
sister, Maria Ann. There were tnre,
boys suspected of the theft, and de
tective who fell in love with tn,
; heroine, Sally Smithere. The part
were taken by Miss Ruth Tomlinson
heroine; Mr.. Millard Wear, the detec
tive; Mr.. Edward Thompson, the pro
fessOr; Miss Florence Fair, the pro
fessor's sister. and the boys under sus
, picion were Harry Welty, William Nc
!: Carter and Manning Balch.
The Searchers' club will have ,
meeting Saturday of this week will
Mrs J. G. Hempstead.
The graduating class Of the higl
school are issuing invitations 70
commencement exercises Friday even
ing. February 13, at o'clock, at tn
Auditorium. The cards are uncom
monty attractive this year. gilded
and mounted with the school mono
gram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Gohlke Of Ill
West Eighth avenue gave a part
Tuesday afternoon for their daughter
: Myrtle Gohlke, in celebration Of he
2 thirteenth birthday anniversary.
luncheon was served at four. In tn
l center of the table was big birthda
cake lighted the thirteen candles
3 and the little girls who sat around tn
: table were: Myrtle Gohlke. Mar
: Hastings, Katherine Haggart, Fer
Ruthmyer. Josephine Hutson an
> Gertrude Sweet.
= Miss Marguerite Gohlke assisted il
entertaining the guests. A cand