A Gathering of Philanthropy and Social Activity
We have another opportunity for you: Folk dancing! Joan Oyler is a new member of the Woman’s Club and we think she is going to be an active and interesting person to get to know. She has played Mah Jongg at the Woman’s Club for …
The Woman’s Club and Covid19 Guidelines are posted here so everyone can see how we’re handling this pandemic and following along with the recommended or required guidelines. Health Restrictions at the Woman’s Club Our goal is to protect the health of our members and keep …
Our July Meeting kicked off with some excitement regarding in-person activities we were finally able to hold! Our Activities for July It was exciting to members for in-person activities to occur at the Woman’s Club this summer. Click on the links below to read more …
We’re hosting our Afternoon Tea at the Woman’s Club this year on April 30th, 2022. Put on your Sunday Finest and join us! Larger parties can reserve entire tables; men and kids welcome. Enjoy some good food (both savory and dessert) as well as the …
Now that Fall is here, we have some updates for Winds and Dragons: Summer Updates. In-Person Game Play Winds and Dragons resumed in-person play in June. Play occurred 6 times in June-August with 10-16 players each time. Winners Vicki Hutley, Phyllis Kelly, and Carlene Maag …
Join us for the Fall Coffee at the Woman’s Club on our new date: October 7th, 2021. It will be a great day to come enjoy the morning planned for you!
10:30am: Bring a guest, a potential member, if you wish. Make your reservation by Noon on Tuesday, October 5th! Call 785-273-6978 or email [email protected] to RSVP.
11:15am: Portrayal of a Suffragette, Clarina Nichols, by Debra Powell. Clarina Nichols isn’t as well known as other suffragettes, but her contributions are many. “Nichols was involved in the temperance, abolition, and suffrage movements in the nineteenth century. She became a passionate advocate for woman’s rights.”
She lived part of her life in Douglas and Wyandotte Counties of Kansas. This sounds like a lady I’d like to know! Come meet her as interpreted by Debra Powell.
There is no charge for this event, but we need reservations so we know how many people are coming. Please wear a mask before and after eating. See this post for our guidelines on COVID19 here. Also head to the KDHE website here, for more information regarding Covid19.
We have another opportunity for you: Folk dancing! Joan Oyler is a new member of the Woman’s Club and we think she is going to be an active and interesting person to get to know. She has played Mah Jongg at the Woman’s Club for …
The Woman’s Club and Covid19 Guidelines are posted here so everyone can see how we’re handling this pandemic and following along with the recommended or required guidelines. Health Restrictions at the Woman’s Club Our goal is to protect the health of our members and keep …
Our July Meeting kicked off with some excitement regarding in-person activities we were finally able to hold!
It was exciting to members for in-person activities to occur at the Woman’s Club this summer. Click on the links below to read more about each of these events:
Unfortunate activities happened at the club this summer, too. Five of the seven air conditioner condensers were stolen, and the other two condensers were disconnected but not taken.
This resulted in our buying five new units and cages to put around them. We plan to add lights and cut down trees to make the area more visible from the road and parking lot.
Activities and other meetings were halted due to the lack of air conditioning.
As a result of getting things fixed, we were happy to be able to open up again after the July meeting.
We also had graffiti in the same area. We were happy to know the City of Topeka has a unit that removes the graffiti, and the technician did a great job.
Thankfully, we also were fortunate to work with Blue Dot and Cincinnati Insurance Company purchased through People Insurance. Both were responsive to our situation and our air conditioner condensers with cages were installed within a week.
Now that things are fixed and back on track, we’ll continue to have our general meetings and events. Our upcoming Fall Coffee is a great example of an event that members and guests of members can come to the Woman’s Club to meet officers and find out more about the activities and groups we offer.