The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-10-08

evening for California on their we'd
ding trip. After several weeks they
will be at home in the Scott apart
ments.
Mrs Keller who is the elder daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Neese, was gradu-
Iated with the 1918 class at Washburn
college. She is a member OF the Al
pha Phi sorority. Mr.. Keller is
member of the Delta Tau fraternity
land is a graduate Of Iowa State uni
versity. Mr.. Keller is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. A. G. Keller Of Upton, Iowa,
and is a representative Of the Mar
shall Field company 4 f9E this territory
zone of the best fall meetings OF the
club we ever attended" and Didn't
you enjoy Doctor Zampierre'e talk?"
was heard on all sides Thursday after
moon at the conclusion Of the fall
luncheon and opening program of the
woman's club, held at the First
| Methodist church.
The luncheon tables were in the club
Icolors. lavender and white. A laven-
der streamer of crepe paper extended
down the center of the tables and on
these were sprays of tiny wild laven-
der asters. Baskets Of lavender wild
flowers were placed at intervals on the
table.
Preceding the luncheon prayer was
offered by Mrs. Wilbur N. Mason. At
the beginning of the afternoons pro-
gram Mrs. Eli G. Foster read the min
utes of the last meeting held in June.
Mrs. o. B. Cutler gave the treasurer's
report and Mrs. Lucien Booth gave a
financial statement of the club house
fund. Mrs. Wolfe, the new president,
then presented the new officers of the
club and, the board of directors and
the department officers. Mrs. Gull
ford Dudley, chairman Of the board of,
directors, was introduced and then in
/ turn presented the executive commit
tee of the board of directors and the
various committees of the club house
organization, and the team captains.
Mrs. Arthur Capper was a guest of
honor and Isl. she and Mrs. Allen
| when introduced by Mrs. Wolf. Mrs.
Wolf, the president, gave a short talk
telling of her appreciation of the
i honor invested with her by the club
| members in making her president.
Mrs. w. W. Kitchell gave an interest
ing and clever review OF the biennial
meeting OF the Federation OF Women's
Clubs held in Des Moines.
DR.. Pierre ZaTnpierre, who was the
speaker of the afternoon is one of the
| new members of the faculty at Wash
| burn college. Doctor Zampierre has
been interested in social service work
for number of years and has been
co-Worker with Jane Adams in
Chicago. He has also worked in the
foreign settlements Of New York,
Cleveland and Detroit. Doctor Fam
pierre spoke on Characterization"
using as his subject chiefly the Ital-
| ians, among which people he spent his
early childhood in Venice, asking that
we as Americans assist in the Ameri-
canization not only with money but in
the spirit.
The department officers of the club
are: Art-Mrs. N. S. Wear. chairman;
Mrs. F. D. Merriam. vice chairman:
Mrs. f. W. Freeman, secretary-treas-
urer. Civis-Mrs. Festus Foster.
chairman; Mrs. W. ". Kitchell. vice
tary treasurer. Education-Mrs. J.. H.
Luxton, chairman; Mrs. L. c. Har-
baugh, vice chairman; Mrs. r. r.
Rollman, secretary-treasurer. Fores-
try-Mrs. Arthur r. Springer. chair
man; DR.. Dorothy T. Nicoll, vice
chairman; Mrs. Raymond Wolfe sec
rotary Home Economics
Mrs. c. E. Mallon, chairman; Mrs. w.
III. Eastman, vice chairman; Mrs. L.
n. Maffett, secretary-treasurer. Liter
Mrs. Henry V. Stearns. vice chairman;
Mrs. Arthur L. Nichols, secretary
treasurer. Music - Mrs. George H.
Allen, chairman; Mrs Monte v. Kist-
Ter, vice chairman; Mrs. Harry L.
Rhodes, secretary-treasurer. Social
Mrs. Hiram Price Dillon, chairman;
Mrs. Henry ]. Allen, Honorary; Mrs.
William T. Crosby; Mrs. Horace E..
Ray.
Standing Committees: Club house
organization-Mrs. Guilford Dudley,
chairman of the board of directors;
executive committee of the board OF
directors-Mrs. E. c. Fox. Mrs. A. A.
GODDARD. AIRS George w. Parkhurst.
Building and grounds-Mrs. L. H.
Mum. chairman; Mrs. Bennett r.
Wheeler, vice chairman: Mrs. Henry
J. Allen, Mrs. David G. Page. Mrs. H.
A Perry, Mrs. Burton H. Pugh, Mrs.
I A 9rIlf
Mrs. Clement Smith. Mrs. f. W. Wat
son. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Frank L.
Campbell, chairman; Mrs. w. L. Hug
gins. Mrs. Robert G. Merrick. Finance
Mrs. Charles P. Buck, Mrs. L. T. Hus-
sey. Membership-Mrs. Charles Dill.
Ion. chairman: Mrs. Howard E. john
ston, Mrs. w. D. Storrs. Mrs. W. F.
Mcvey, chairman; Mrs. Thomas ].
Myers, Mrs. Georgia c. Ober. Mrs.
Richard L. Thomas. Room and prop.
erties-Mrs. F. c. Kaths. chairman:
Mrs. B. F. Akers. Mrs. o. T. Chopper.
Team captains-Mrs. F. L. BENJAMIN.
Mrs. A. H. Bennett. Mrs. @. w. Bev-
erly, Mrs. J. NJ. Brier. Mrs. p. J. Clev-
enger. Mrs. Glenn Deaver. Mrs. o. w.
Doing. Mrs. J. c. Emahizer,. Mrs. w.
c. Hindman. Mrs. c. W. Horne. Mrs. r.
F. Jack Mrs. C. E. Josiin. Mrs. Nor
man E. Keller, Mrs. E. z. Marshall,
! Mrs. w. Z. McVey. Mrs. @. w. Reed,
Il Jr., MRS. n. a. Perry, MIS- +. =. Pink
ham, Mrs. A. A. Robinson, Mrs. J. r.
Shelton. Mrs. Clement Smith. Mrs. w.
W. Strickland, Mrs. c. B. Van Horn.
Mrs. F. w. Watson and Mrs. z. C.
Wise.
III Miss Lena Boyd. Westminster Guild
missionary from India. will speak to
the girls and young women of the
4 Presbyterian churches OF the-city at
1.-THE Westminster Presbyterian church
i Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock.
HI - - q
hi Plans were made for the Halloween
dance to be given October 29 at the
4 meeting of the members of Mrs w E