The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-03-10


Two department meetings of the
" oman's club are announced today.
The department of Forestry and
Horticulture viii meet Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock at the home of the
chairman, Mrs A A Robinson, 900
Tyler street The topic for discussion
viii be raising the standard and var
/ Iet1es of vegetab les il Kansas Mrs. C
H Morrison will talk on Vegetables
IN Home Gardening" Mrs. Theodore
for Home Consumption and How to
Grow Them on a Small Lot" Mr..
J. C Mohler. secretary Of the state
board of agriculture, will talk on
How to Make a Practical Vegetab BILE
Garden
The department of music will meet
at o'clock Thursday afternoon with
Mrs F. A. Derby, SS5 Western avenue.
Mrs Derby and Mrs. J. E Cation Will
, have charge of the program. which
Will be on MacDowell compositions.
The date for the meeting of the de-
partment of educat ton has been post
poned. and will be announced later
The Modern Lace club will meet
Monday afternoon with Miss VelIeda
Carnpdoras, 500 Harrison street.
The Vespuccian club will celebrate
the birth of Vespucci by a social even
ing to be held at the home of Mrs.
Albert Neese, S25 Buchanan street,
! rlOay, March To- A dinner VIII be
served at Z o'clock.
The AIizpah Bible class of the First
| Presbyterian church will be entertain
| ed Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. F. A Derby, S35 Western avenue.
Mrs. R. S. Magee. Mrs. D. r. Evans
and Mrs. R. L. Bone will be assisting
hostesses.
| The s. c. club, composed of little
| f0-year-oId girls who are learning
needlework, held its first meeting
| Thursday afternoon at the home of
| Eleanor Hazen. The members are
Ruth Lingo, Ruth Knapp. Louise Kit
tel. Dorothy Snyder. Beulah Mae
WhittIesey. and Eleanor Rachel
| Hazen
/ The Portia club met with Mrs D. E.
{ Barton for the election of officers for
the new year. Those chosen are: Mrs.
/ w T. Coolidge, president; Mrs. H. H
| Welty. vice president; Mrs. ]. P.
Slaughter, secretary-treasurer. Lunch
/ con was served at l o'clock
! The Golden Rule club will have d
silver tea and food sale at the home
/ of Mrs J. c. Holland, 1895 West Fiji
teenth street. Friday afternoon, March
16. Each member is asked to bring
! two guests.
| The Ceramic Art club will meet
next Friday with Mrs J. B. EDoncyson.
900 West Tenth avenue Miss May
/ Hull will be the assisting hostess
(
/ ed Tuesday afternoon at the home of
/ Mrs R. @ Caldwell. 1926 Western
avenue. Mrs. E. D. Nay will be the
assisting hostess.
| Mrs. H. s Putney and Mrs. Clinton
Johnson entertained the Philomath
club at the home of Mrs Putney, 1925
| Clay street, Friday afternoon The
subject for the meeting was Ireland, -
and Mrs. J. NJ. Bell read a paper on
! that country Mrs. Lee Monroe made
an address on Clubs and Club Life,
and she reviewed the laws in the in
4 terests of women, introduced in the
| legislature this year thru the efforts
| of the women's clubs. Guests for the
afternoon were: Mrs. Frank Britton,
Mrs. Ralph Smiley. Mrs B. L. Over
! ton. Mrs. 1. J. Prather and Mrs. Clar-
ence Rex.
/ The Fidelity club will meet Tuesday
I a afternoon with Mrs. F. A Fletcher,
500 West Sixth avenue.
/ The Amaranth club viii meet Tues
| dav afternoon with Mrs. E. T. Jay,
| 1901 Clay street