The Topeka state journal., 1922-10-28

Woman's club, to be held Thursday
beginning at 1880 o'clock, at the Y.
w. C. A, promises to be one of inter
est. The open meeting in the after
noon will be in charge of the art de-
partment.. The speaker. Mr.. Harry
MUIR Kurzworth, of Kansas City,
Mo-, director of the Kansas City Art
Institute, is a man well known in the
artistic world. He is a painter,
teacher, writer and lecturer. Mr.
Glenwood Jones will furnish the musi-
cal program of the afternoon.
The civics and forestry department
meeting will begin at 1890 o'clock in
the morning. Mrs. E. A. Chaney is
chairman, DIR. Sarah Stephenson, vice
chairman and Mrs. J. R. Waddington
secretary and treasurer. The first
four meetings of the department will
be confined to civics and the remain
| ing three to forestry. The civics pro-
gram for the year will be Good
itizenship-Applied and in the Max
ing" The theme for Thursday morn
| ing will be "Children's Age" The
| speaker will stress the relationship
| of civics to the chi1dren's age. Fol-
lowing the talk time will be devoted
| to discussion.
| The education and literature depart
| rnent will also meet at 10:30 o'clock
and an outline of the years work will
| be given by the officers and chairmen
of the committees. Mrs. H. o. Garvey
| is chairman OF the
| w. F. Thompson, vice chairman, Mrs.
i w. E. Atchison, secretary and treas
urer. This department has five COM
i mittees, the chairmen of which are:
Americanization, Mrs. R. L. Schnacke;
| History, Mrs. w. A. McCarter; Drama,
Mrs. W. F. Thompson; Scholarship,
! Mrs. F. w. Watson. The feature Of
| the program Thursday morning will be
| an address by Mrs. J. B. Larimer, who
is member of the committee of his
| tory, and who spent the summer
| abroad. Her talk will be on "Histori-
cal Monuments of Europe"
| Mrs. George Parkhurst is chairman
of the department of music; Mrs.
Henry J. Dotterweich, vice chairman,
and Mrs. w. W. Wikidal, secretary.
The program Thursday morning will
begin at 1880 o'clock and will include
a study of the opera Samson ct De-
lilah," by Saint Saens. Mrs. George
Parkhurst will tell the story of the
opera and Mrs. Dotterweich will sing
the aria from "Delilah,'' with Mr.
cidenta1 music from the opera will be
played.
A clever little play1et, Herself and
Ice Box, Inc.," written by Mrs. ]. F
FARRELL, will be given during the 11:3C
O'Clock hour in the home economic
include: Mrs. farrell, Mrs C. W
Kouns, Mrs. David Page, Mrs. VIII
Hindman and Mrs. Frank Squires
Mrs w. A. Biby is chairman of the
department, Mrs. w. F. Wilkerson
vice chairman, and Mrs. Walter Will
son, secretary and treasurer. Mrs
Raymond Murray will sing a group o,
| songs.
Miss Fern Bauersfeld of Coffeyville
president of the State Federation o
: Business and Professional Women
: clubs, is the weekend guest of Mrs
IAlonZo S. Thomas and Mr.. Thomas.
Mrs. Thomas has asked guests 70
e Sunday dinner at the National hotel
S complimentary to Miss Bauersfeld
l There will be places for:
= Miss Bauersfeld Miss Edna Teeters,
Miss Victoria Scott Lawrence
Miss Emma Par DR.. Emma Morrison
fridge Miss Mabel Adams
Miss Myrtle Howard Miss May Malone
Mrs, Lutte EmOl:t0n MRS; Thomas
The Topeka Avenue Bridge Lunch
con club will be guests, Friday, o
Mrs. n. B. Burge.
A meeting of the team captains o
the Woman's club will be held at 1
(o'clock Monday at the Y. w. c. A.
!. y y
The regular meeting of the boar
of management of the Woman's clu
will be held Tuesday morning at
o'clock at the Y W. c. A. The meet
ing is being called earlier than usus
lowing to the luncheon to be given tha
tnoon for Mrs. Thomas G. Winter.
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Miss Fern Bakersfield of Coffeyvill'
president of the State Federation {
Business and Professional Women
e clubs. will be the guest of the Topek