The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-24


are still talking about their wonder
full trip. A special car took them
from Topeka to Lawrence and a spe-
cial street car conveyed them to the
university. Forty-four women were in
the party The majority belonged to
which has been studying windows,
rugs, mosaics, etc. But there were a
number of other women and one man,
Mr.. Chester Woodward, who explained
to the party the collection of paint
| ings presented to the university by his
father. Brinton Woodward The pic
lures in the collection covered the
walls of a large room. Many of them
were originals by famous artists.
In the Thayer collection of rugs
| there were several dozen beautiful
Oriental rugs, and Mrs. Thayer ex-
! planned each one, its meaning. what
made it good, etc. The women in
Mrs. Whittemore's class had gotten
to the place in their study when they
could really appreciate this talk
| Late in the afternoon tea was served
the visitors by the Delta Phi Delta Art
society. The Topeka, delegation re-
turned ON the evening train.
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A reception given by the Woman's
club will be one of the social features
| of the Kansas Day celebration This
| club will entertain Wednesday evening
| Kansas Day club members and their
escorts, for the Native Sons and
! Daughters and for the members of the
Council of Women and their escorts.
Arrangements for this reception are
| in the hands of the social committee
of the Woman's club. OF which Mrs.
S. S. Estey is chairman and Mrs. W. T.
! Crosby and Mrs. Henry j. Allen are
| members.
At this affair there will be three re-
ceiving lines. In the first line will be
Mrs. w. A. McCarter. president of the
| Womans club: Mrs S. w Watson,
president of the Woman's Kansas Day
| club; Mrs. Cora Wel1house Billiard,
president of the Native Sons and
Daughters; Miss Effie Graham, presi-
ldent of; the Council OF Women; Mrs
Rebecca Wells Taylor. president of the
State Federation of Women's CLUBS,
and Mrs. Henry ]. Allen.
+ The second line will be made up OF
| the ex-presidents of the Woman's
Kansas Day club. the ex-governors'
wives. the ex-presidents of the state
federation. Among those who will be
/ in this line are Mrs. H. o. Garvey, Mrs.
]. r NcClintock, Mrs J. D. McFar-
land, Mrs ]. s. Simons, Mrs. E. w.
Hoch of Marion. Mrs. Cora G. Lewis
of Kinsley, Mrs. Willis Bailey of At
Gibson, Mrs. w. A. Johnston, Mrs A.
Marburg, Mrs. G. S. Huffman OF CO. O.
| lumbus, Mrs. George H Hodges OF
Olathe, Mrs. w. r. Stubbs OF Law
renee. Mrs. w. E. Stanley of Wichita.
In the third line will be other Off
GERS of the Kansas Day club and the
eight district vice presidents. 1t will
include Miss Martha Beck of Holton.
Mrs Winfield Freeman, Mrs. j. "A.
Farrell of Sedan, Mrs. Maude Breese
of Cottonwood Falls, Mrs Matte
Toothaker Kimball of Manhattan,
Mrs Emma B. Aldrich OF Cawker CITY
Mrs. J. w. 4Tincher of Medicine Lodge,
Mrs H H. Motter of Olathe, Mrs. II.
| 3. Asher of Lawrence. Miss Clara
Francis of Leavenworth, Mrs. {: D.
Woodford of Hutchinson. Mrs. Ezra
Bernine of Newton. Mrs. & e. roster.
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The Tuesday Study club will meet
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Glen
! Beaver. 117O College avenue. Their
i will be papers by Mrs. s. ]. Bell and
Mrs c. \. Kline.
Il THE Amaranth club viii meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. William
Allen, GA West Seventh street.
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The Lillian Mitchner w C. T. U. will
have charge of the religious services
at the tuberculosis sanitarium Sunday
afternoon at $40 O'Clock. The Rev
Brethren church, will speak and the
choir of that charge will lead the
singing.
The Lillian Mitchner W. C. T. U. will
have their regular meeting Wednesday
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock with Mrs
Nellie Parker, 1905 Garfield avenue
The Ladies' Music club will NEE
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Charles Wolff in Fillmore street.
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The Myosotis club will meet Tuesda,
afternoon with Mrs. Samuel Alexan-
der, 1105 College avenue.
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Mrs. o. X. Arnett gave a party II
honor of the sixth birthday of hel
daughter. Margaret. Miss Catherine
Lanning and Miss Dorothy Kiel helped
in entertaining the guests. Those
present at the party We're Margare
FOUGHT, John Bassett. Virginia Brock
, man, Thelma Warning, Helen and Dor
; othy Stants, Edgar Rooney, Hazel Alt
Alice and Virginia HosseIdt. Lewis
Badders, Lillian Gray. Francis Gist
Frank Lewis. Emma Majors.
Mr.. Leonors D. Woods was tn,
guest of honor at party given at hi
: home in Topeka boulevard Frida,
: evening. Those present were Mr.. ane
t Mrs. Roy Carris, Mr.. and Mrs. Morri
: D. Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. Forest joss
; Mr.. and Mrs. Sanfor Thatcher. Mis-
Y Ella Kainipp. Miss Margaret Rust
: Miss Cicily Allison. Miss Fay Williams
l Miss Aline Officer, Mr.. Byron Boone
r Mr.. Charles Wilson. Henry Wright
1 Paul Shaeffor, Arlo Corpeny of Kan
; sas City. Mo.
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:. The sixteenth annual meeting of TIL
i Kansas Authors club will be held a
the Elks building Friday evening
January so. Numerous members fro1i
2 various parts of the state will attend
S and the program will embrace an in
teresting symposium of brief IF
sponses. During the past year tn
club has added over twenty ney
members and its roll is approachfn!
the two hundred mark. A
J Il While it's local Topeka meetings ar
not held so often, since its reorganiza
ton as a statewide institution. cit