The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-30
Club Notes.

The Woman's club will hold their
January open meeting at the Y. w.
c. A. building, Thursday. January 4.
The IL o'clock hour is under the de-
partment of home economics. DR.. De-
NilbiSs will give an address on Chill
dren and Their Well Being" Mrs. c.
J. Wilson of the music department will
preside at the 2 o'clock hour. Songs
from Shakespeare will be represented
by Mr.. Robert Parks Bennett, Mrs. f.
D. F. Attebary. Mrs. w. E. Bulls.
The hostesses at the luncheon hour
will be Mrs. Jonathan Thomas, Mrs.
Frank Campbell and Mrs. NJ. C. HAM
matt.
There will be a general program at
and justice. Mr. L. A. Halbert of Kan
sas City will deliver an address on
The Municipal Farm
The ladies appointed to inspect the
membership cards are Mrs. H E. Ray,
Mrs. Schuyler Pettitt, Mrs. Thomas
Jones. Mrs. Frank Sturgis, Mrs. o. Z.
Moore and Mrs. John T. CLANCY.
The annual meeting of the Native
Daughters will be held on January
80 at 2:3O at the State Historical room
in the Memorial building. The pro-
gram will be in commemoration of
John Brown, with appropriate music
and the presentation of John Brown
relics.
The Woman's Rotary club will meet
Wednesday at the tea room in the
Mills building.
The Art Guild will not meet this
evening on account of the Borglum
statue exhibit which is being arranged
in the rooms. This exhibit will open
on New Years day and will last for a
month. 1t is said to be very fine
The regular meeting of the Political
Science club was held at the National
Hotel, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. C. ]. Wilson, chairman of the
legislative committee, reported on
measures to be presented to the legis-
lature, which were endorsed by the
club.
Mrs. Lowry was elected delegate to
the Central Civic council for the COM
ing year.
Dr. Charles, who recently attended
a conference of Charities and Correc-
tons, at Wichita, and was also chair
man of the committee on Welfare Leg
fslation, read extracts from the report
submitted at the meeting. The pro-
posed welfare legislation indorsed at
the conference was explained by DR..
Charles which had the sympathy and
approval of the club.
The following resolution was passed
by the club: Resolved that the Polit-
ical Science club indorses the appoint
ment of policewomen in cities and puts
itself on record as pleased with the
work done by Topeka policewomen.
1t was decided that the January
meeting should be a speakers-dinner,
on January 10, instead of the regular
meeting day.
The Amaranch club will give a 6
o'clock dinner for their husbands
Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs
j. A. Stoner, 917 Lane street.
| The d. I. c. girls entertained their
friends Thursday evening at the home
of Miss Christian, 70S Horne street
The Ladies' society of the First NJ
E. church will hold an all day meeting
in the church Wednesday, January g.
The fifth division with Mrs Archie
Mulholland, chairman, will be host
esses. Executive board will meet at 2
and the business meeting will begin
at 2:3O.
The w T. K. club will meet Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. F.
C. Bowen. 209 West Tenth avenue.
The Lowman Hill Memorial church
| VIII give an oyster supper at the
church on New Years evening There
Will be no specified charge but people
will be given the opportunity of con-
tributing. This is to be the home
coming for social promotion among
the church members
Tickets for the Women's Kansas
Day club meeting are in charge of
Mrs. S. s. Beggs, 1434 Topeka avenue
and will be the same price as in form
er years. 81, including the luncheon
and membership dues. Mrs. j. F. Jar
rell of 1856 Fillmore will secure hotel
rates or other accommodations for ont
| of town members and the local com
mittees under Mrs. Marburg are en-
deavor1ng to make this meeting
eleventh in the history of the organ
] ization, one of its most successful. The
program will be historical in nature
and all patriotic Kansas women are
| invited.