The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-03-04
CLUB NOTES.

| The Knife and Fork club will meet
| Monday evening at o'clock at the
Y w c. A. Miss Clara Francis will
| be hostess
| The Monday Tourist club will have
their guest day meeting with Mrs r.
S. Hendricks, 812 Buchanan street
Mrs r. NJ. Lee, Mrs. Hugh Fisher,
Mrs. G. J. Little and Mrs. C. H. Gas
person will be the assisting hostesses-
The meeting of the Alta Vista club
will be held next Monday afternoon,
March 6. at the home of Mrs. D. E.
Esterly.
The Cha1dean club will elect Of
ficers for the coming year at the reg
ular meeting to be held Monday after
noon with Mrs. w. L. Higgins. S2S
Lane street.
The N. N S. club will meet with
Mrs. Frank L. Stevens, 1917 Jackson
! street, Tuesday afternoon.
The Current Literature club will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs w.
J. Walker, 610 Topeka boulevard.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of MARSHALL S
band will be entertained Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs A. J. Kushera at
the home of Mrs. John Marshall, PIT
Harrison street.
Mrs. Frank Baker will entertain the
T. P. M. club Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Willcutts will be the assisting hostess
Miss Lillian Valentine will have the
as guests at her home, 625 Polk street,
Tuesday afternoon.
The Tuesday Study club will meet
next week with Mrs. o. ]. Efdmann,
118S Boswell avenue, as hostess.
The Odessa Five Hundred club will
meet Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. George w Woelk, 41O
Underwood avenue.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
United Brethren church will have an
all day meeting at the church Wed
nesday.
The Marathon Sewing Circle of the
Lady Maccabees No. IA will be enter
home of Mrs. Charles Chapman, sos
Tyler street.
The Mothers club of the Boy
Scouts. Troops 8, 4, will have
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. G. j. Kerns, 1881 Blu
chanan street. Mrs. J.. G.. Shaw will
have the topic of the afternoon.
Scouting as Related to the Schools"
The roll call will be answered by
1.-The American Flag"
The alumnae chapter of Pi Beta
Phi sorority will meet Thursday aft
ernoon at the home OF Mrs. w. L.
Gardner.
The ChaIitso club will be enter
tanned Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Emma Gregg as the hostess at the
Heinz, Twenty-fifth and Pennsyl- !
vania avenues. The roll call will be
answered by current events. Mrs. G. |
G. Stiles will give a talk on Com |
Needs and Mrs. c. E. Seeley. |
who formerly made her home in Mex |
leo, will speak on that country.
Meeting of the Beta Delphian So !
ciety will be held Thursday evening /
at 1880 at the Y w. G. A The fol- |
lowing short program on Egyptian |
al nd Art will an Of p
ligion OF Ancient Egypt" Miss Mamie |
Kistler; Temples Mss Stella VOL /
colt; Religious Ceremonies Miss
Cora Green; Art and Ceremonies |
Burial Customs Mrs. Nola Wales; |
Excavations" Nina Rfppeth. With |
the closing of the chapter, these new
charter members are announced: |
Mrs. Nola Wales. Miss Julia Frisbee, |
Miss Mamie Kistler, Miss Ruby Mud |
son, Miss Leona Haskell. Miss Faye
Ice. Miss Alice Kerie and Miss Nell
The Day Nursery club will meet
afternoon promptly at 2:30
Mitchell. Mrs. E. G. Matthews, Mrs.
E. A. Warning and Mrs. Ransom will
be the assisting hostesses.
Mrs C. c. Gentry will entertain the
Mistletoe club. Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Kiwanis
club, will meet Thursday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock at the Chamber Of Com
merce. The meetings viii be held
each second and fourth Thursday in
the month Wives and daughters of
of the Kiwanas are eligible
to mem bership.
The Economical Sewing society
celebrated the nineteenth anniversary
Of the organization, Thursday after
noon with Mrs. c. johnson on Fill
more street
The Ceramic Art club viii meet Fri
day, March 10 with Mrs. Churchill
Sargent at her home, 225 Clay street
Mrs. William Wolf viii be the assist