The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-16

Mrs. George Hayden will entertain
her club Monday at luncheon at the
Virginia, followed by an informal aft
ernoon meeting of the club.
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Mrs. Don Mulvane will entertain her
bridge club Monday afternoon at her
home in Fillmore street.
Mrs. Russell Frost will entertain the
Tuesday club at her home in Jewell
avenue on Tuesday of next week.
The men of the Phi Delta Theta fra
ternity of Washburn college will give
an Informal party this evening at their
chapter house. Those present will be
Mr.. and Mrs. David Neiswanger, Mr..
and Mrs. Willard TroXell Mr. John
Parkinson, Mr.. Donald Finney Mr..
r Norman Bloom, Mr.. Armin Weiskirk,
Mr.. Charles Currey. Mr.. Ned Elem
ming Mr.. Erskine Wyman Mr.. Ward
Sommerville. Mr.. Lawrence Chapman,
Mr.. Percy Paxton, Mr.. Henry Sulli-
van, Mr.. Arthur Bulge of st. John.
Mr.. John Troxell Mr.. Ralph Pettis.
Mr.. Jimmy Orr of K. L.. Lieut.. Arthur
Champeny, Miss Margaret Suydam,
Miss Edna Anton, Miss Pauline Nc
Vey, Miss Elizabeth Bann, Miss Reva
Bonjour Miss Marian Williams, Miss
Alice Sullivan, Miss Helen Lucas. Miss
Esther Jansen. Miss Glee Ideq and
Miss Marjorie Herrick.
There is a club in our town that
thinks that the vital work right now
is the conservation of the child. This
is the Child Conservation league. This
league is preparing home study
course on child training. One hun
dred questions will be prepared for
the study Of the mothers to which
the answers may be, found in the
library in the rest room at Crosby
Brothers store. This library is kept
opel on Monday and Thursday after
rooms In the library are volumes
dealing with psychology. sex hygiene,
domestic science, the care and train
ing of the child and many other in
terest.ng and instructive subjects.
Tho State Travelling library has let
the Child Conservation league CO.
operate with them in the selection of
fifty volumes for the travelling Ii
Drary Inquiries as to these volumes
shouI1 be addressed to Mrs. Frank
Burns, $500 Kansas avenue. Other
clubs also may write in and get Sc
lected lists.
All problems which are puzzling
mothers may be written in to Mrs.
Lille Mcdowell 1915 Huntoon street.
The Art Department of the Wom-
ans club will hold its regular meet
ing next Thursday morning at the
Y. W. C. A. assembly hall at 10
O'Clock.
An interesting program will be
given. The photographs of the Lor-
ado Taft sculpture, which were Sc
cured for the use of the Woman's
club. will be shown by Miss Frances
Lindsay. who is now a teacher in the
Art Department of Washburn col
lege.
Miss Lindsay is a graduate of the
Chicago Art Institute and Mr.. Taft
was one of her instructors. She re-
lates many incidents of interest re-
garding her work while there. When
Miss Lindsay was called to Topeka by
the death of her father, she was study
ing in New York City. She is a mem
Der of the Art Students League and
the New York School of Art. She is
in Topeka temporarily and the art de-
partment is fortunate in being able tc
hear her speak.
The meeting Thursday morning il
open to all members of the Woman's
club and a large attendance is expected
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The Harry Lauder luncheon of the
Topeka Rotary club is billed to be the
most exclusive affair of the season fol
the club. Regulations governing the
luncheon forbid any member of tbs
club from bringing non-member who
lives in Topeka to the luncheon and
it also asks that if a member mus
bring a guest that that guest be q
bona fide guest at the members home
Instructions issued by Cecil Howes