The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-26

The meeting of the Woman's Kansas
Day club. to which. so many Kansas
women look forward for weeks. is to
be held in the Y. w. c. A. of Topeka
Tuesday, beginning at $50 O'Clock in
the morning, and continuing thru the
day. The order of the days program
is as follows:
Singing of America" by the audi
ence. Mrs. c. ]. Wilson at the piano.
Prayer-Mrs. Robert Gordon.
Reports of officers.
Presentation of paintings of the late
Mrs. Eugene Ware and the late Mrs.
w D. Atkinson, past presidents of the
club. to the State Historical society.
Presentation speeches by Mrs. Charles
Gleed and Mrs. Adrian Greene; ac-
ceptance by Mrs. w. A. Johnston.
Registrars report Miss Clara
Francis.
Introduction of pioneer women.
Violin solo-Miss Helen Phipps
Mrs. Beatrice Clifton Talbert. accom-
panist
Historians report-Mrs. A. H. Hor-
n.
Readrng-Mis, Margaret Ray.
Introduction of governors wives,
past presidents and others.
Folk lore of Kansas, by the eight
district presidents
Election of officers, Mrs. C. S. Huff
man. presiding.
Miscellaneous business.
Luncheon at l o'clock.
Invoc3 tion-Dr. :. s. EStey.
"Chips and Whetstoncs"-Mayor j.
L. Fouse.
woman, Equality, Liberty''-Jus-
tice w. A. Johnston.
"Camoufla ge''-Mr. Frank P. Mac
Lehman.
kansas and the Wa~"-Governor
Arthur Capper.
Standing at the Cross Roads
Dr.. e ]. Kulp.
Salute to the flag.
Afternoon session. 2:30 O'clock
FVocal solo-Mr. Hugh Dickerson.
.''Home Fires'-Mrs. Margaret Hill
NJ Garter.
AFTER War-ds''-Miss Effie Gra-
ham.
Vocal solo-Mrs. George H. Allen.
Mrs Robert Carver, accompanist.
Activities of Women of Today
Mrs. c. H. Brooks. of Wichita.
Patriotic pageant.
A meeting of the Topeka Art Guild
will be held tonight at the Guild
rooms, in West Eighth street. The
program for the evening will be fur
nished by Mrs. Charles F. Spencer.
who will show her collection of war
posters. and make an informal ad-
dress about them. Mrs. Spencer made
the collection in New York last sum
mer and fall. and it is one of the
largest and most complete collections
in the state. 1t is representative of
can artists, many of whom gave their
services to the government in assist
ing the authorities to present to the
. American people its wishes regarding
enlistment. etc. They are reproduce
tions of paintings that are highly
dramatic in their character. and are
considered of real art value by critics.
Besides the American posters. Mrs.
Spencer has some English posters
Mrs. Spencer showed her posters at
a meeting of the Womans Literary
Club of Dayton. Ohio and was asked
to show them at one of the schools of
that city Capt. J. C. Masseck, at
Camp Funston, who has studied art
in Paris and does some painting, ad-
unired the collection very much, and
asked Mrs. Spencer to give her ad =
dress and show the posters for the
soldiers at the all-Kansas building at
the camp.
Mrs. w. c. NIcDonough has invited
the members of the Ceramic Art club
to meet with her Friday of next week
at her home in Tyler street, to do
Red Cross work.
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One of the Interesting features of
the presentation of opera in English
IN Topeka next week, is the fact that
the leading sopran singer of the cast
Is former Topeka girl, Hazel Eden.
who is now Mrs. Nudge. Her stage
names remains Hazel Eden. She is a
niece CT Miss Z. V. Eden, of West
Eighth avenue. and of Mrs. Huston.
also of Topeka. She left this city
some yeas ago to study in Chicago.
She spent some years in study there,