The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-18
CLUB NOTES.

The Chaldean club will meet Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. ]. B. Larimer,
406 Underwood avenue.
The Council of Jewish Women will
hold an open meeting Monday night,
at the Jewish Community Center,
Fifth and Harrison streets. Prof. w.
A. Erwin of Washburn college will
be the speaker of the evening. Miss
Lacey Herrick will give several read
ings. A sextette of six young girls
will furnish vocal numbers.
The Monday Tourist club will meet
with Mrs. C. H. Wood, next week at
her home, 1918 West Tenth avenue.
Mr.. w. A. Biby will give a talk on
the Near East campaign.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to MarshalTs
band will be entertained Tuesday
afternoon, February Il at the home
of Mrs. F. V. Harshbarger, 1899 West
ern avenue.
Mrs. Walter Harris. S31 Lincoln
street. will entertain the T. P. NJ.
club Tuesday afternoon.
The next meeting of the Music
Study club will be held February %
with Mrs. o. w. Doing as hostess.
and Mrs. ]. R. Stewart as the as
sistant hostess.
The Ladies' Music club will give a
program of Oriental music Tuesday
afternoon, February 81 at Pelletier's
Tea room.
Topeka Central w. CT. L. will hold
their annual Frances Willard me-
mortal meeting Monday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. B.
NJ. Davies, 800 Harrison street An
excellent program is being arranged.
Members have been asked to bring
their Jubilee song books.
Mrs, John A. Steinmeyer, 1859 Clay
street will entertain the N. N. S. club
Tuesday afternoon at her home.
Mss Jennie Bros5 will entertain the
members of the Felicity Bridge Lun-
cheon club at a o'clock luncheon at
Fe!letier's Tea room Tuesday. The
members will play cards afterwards at
the tea room.
Mrs. R. A. Rutledge, S2s West
street, will have as her guests on
Tuesday afternoon the members of
the Current Literature club.
Mrs. Joe Patton will entertain the
members of the Odessa club Wednes-
day afternoon at her home, 719 Nor
riS avenue.
District No. 2 of Beulah Chapter,
will meet with Mrs. William Schick,
303 Woodlawn avenue. Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. S. D. Flora is chair
man Of this district. All members
north of Sixth street and west of Clay
are invited. The assisting hostesses
AOI lAlS dAlcIIiOOn Will Dc- MIS- Ar
thur Tucker. Mrs. J. J. Fritz, Mrs. F.
o. Hanson, Mrs. Myrtle Hanson, Mrs.
Winifred George, Mrs. F. NJ. Banghart,
Mrs. T. H. Main, Mrs. L. r. Manley,
Mrs. A. S. Andrew, Mrs. William Coy,
Mrs. c. r. Stephens.
The Mistletoe club meeting to have
been held with Mrs. A. Beine, 412
Polk street. February %, has been
postponed until March g
The West Side Forestry club will
meet Thursday afternoon, February
%. promptly at 2:3O o'clock with Mrs.
W. A. Johnston and Mrs. T. c. Biddle
as hostess. Mrs. Ward Burlingame
will have paper on John Burroughs
The Ceramic Art club will be en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. o. S
Perkins. Friday afternoon. Mrs. w
P. Bishop will have an article on
Spanish artists and Mrs. w. C. Nc
Donough viii tell of Spanish Ceramics
All members have been asked to
bring Spanish works of art. A Span
ish menu will be served
The Marathon Sewing Circle of the
Lady Macabees, No. Il, will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Rose
Geiger, AIS East Seventh street.
The As You Like It Sewing club
viii be entertained at d6nner Tues.
| day with Mrs. Elmer Yost as hostess.
Mrs. o. F. Whitney will be the hos
tess Thursday afternoon at her home
sos Topeka boulevard. TO the mem
bers of the Chalitso club. The ron
call viii be answered by the names