The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-25

sculptors of America. Miss Marian
Peers has a number of pastels in the
collection. Miss Peers expects to go
east to study some time soon. Mrs
Katherine Lindsay Perkins is exhibit
ing some attractive little panel pic
lures of a style that is much in vogue
in the east and abroad. Miss Pauline
Haynes, a niece of Mrs. L. Headlee,
who is teaching in the Parsons School
of Art in New York, sent a collection
of monotypes, an attractive group of
pictures made by a new process and
receiving considerable attention in
New York.
There is also a collection of Jap
anese prints sent out by Miss Haynes,
a good deal of hand painted china
done by local ceramic art devotees,
and some odd bits of pottery. Mrs.
Fern Coppedge, who is in the east
continuing her usual summer study
in the Catskill mountains, has a pic
ture in the exhibit
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| The D. D. Whist club will meet
| Monday with Mrs. Arch Catlin, 1925
| Fillmore street.
Mrs. John Hamilton of Kansas City,
will come to Topeka to spend Thanks
giving with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard N. Hall. Mrs. Hall has asked
| d. lew VI the young WHO are
Mrs. Hamilton's close friends, for
Wednesday afternoon.
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The chorus of the music depart
ment of the Woman's club will meet
Tuesday, November 2S, at 10 o'clock in
the morning, at the home of Mrs. F.
c. Squires, 1912 Tyler street. New
| members wishing to come into the
chorus are urged to be present. Mrs
| Frank P Whitmore will direct the
chorus. and the pianist will be Mrs. 1
W. Waynick.
The Woman's Rotary club has
started something in National and In
ternational rotary circles. 1t will be
remembered that some of the men OF
the Rotary club objected to the use oil
the Rotary name for the organization
of women. The president of the in
ternational association of Rotary clubs
was asked by the president of the wo-
mans organization in Topeka. if he
would suggest a name for the club
since his organization objected to the
use of the word Rotary. Since last
summer. nothing has been done to adj
just the matter of a name. and now 8
letter is issued by the president OF
Rotary clubs, as follows:
To the club presidents and secre-
taries of Rotary clubs:
Wanted-a name for a woman:
club. President Klumph has beer
asked to suggest a name for wo-
mans club in a western state of the
United States. At the present thi:
club is using the word Rotary as E
part of it's name but as soon as a suit
able substitute has been proposed, i
will be adopted and the present name
dropped. There is a probability tina
the name will be adopted by similar
women's clubs in other states. and 81
int
tional in scope, in a similar manner t.
the International Association o
Rotary clubs.
President Klumph would like t.
have all rotarians help him in the Sc
lection of a suitable name. Any rotar
ian who can think of a suitable nam
to propose. should send his suggestion
direct to the international president
| office.
Signed. ARCH C. KLUMPH.
Holender Hotel. Cleveland. Ohio.
Thus does the club get a good 10
of advertising, free of charge, all owe
the world.
TIL Woman's Commercial club vii
| have a called meeting tonight at tn
National hotel parlors at 1880 O'Clock
All members are urged to be present
The regular meeting of the Topeka
Art guild will be held tonight in tn
Art Guild room, ia West Eighth ave
J nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kercher en-
tertained guests at four tables q
2 bridge Friday night in compliment t
I Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Payne of Milar
Mo. who are visiting Mrs. Payne
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crime:
4 Those who played were: Mr.. an
Mrs. Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. Monte kist
Il Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Kistler, MI
and Mrs. George Staebler, Mr.. an
Mrs. Robert Pierce, Jr-, Mr. and Mr.:
P. o. Hagan, Dr. and Mrs. Merril
Mills and Mr. and Mrs. Kercher.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Harmon of Kan
sas City, will spend Thanksgiving wit
their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Har
4 mon, of Topeka.
& Mrs. Harmon and Mrs. C. w. Mer
& Ram will give a family dinner part
Thursday evening at the Harmo
s home for the family and their rela
4 tives, including Mr.. and Mrs. Harmo
of Kansas City.
The Alta Vista club will hold it
s meeting for next week Tuesday. IN
4 stead of Monday, with Mrs. Frank 1
q MacLennan.
The CaIdean club Will have a mu
sicale Monday afternoon at the HON
of Mrs w. F. Bowen, sol Wester
avenue.
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The Alpha Delt men of Washbur
college gave a dancing party Frida
81 night at Kellam hall. The hall wa
81 decorated around the walls with lii
tie evergreen trees, from which wer
3 strung lights in Japanese lanterns. TIL
n hall was fitted up with coy corner