The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-02
Who Read, Study and Write OF
All Subjects.
VIII BE in Topeka in Force
Next Week.
THE ANNUAL MEETING
Of the Social Science Federation
Of Kansas.
Who VIII Be Here and What
They VIII Do.

Beauty. wit. culture and brain viii
gather in Topeka next week to attend
the meeting of the Kansas State So
ciaI Science Federation, the first OF
which viii be held Tuesday afternoon
at 2:SO o'clock in the First Congrega-
tional church. The prominent women
| of Kansas will be in attendance, and
Topeka people viii have the Opportun-
ity to listen to many clever papers by
both Topeka women and those from
other towns as well as much good mus
ic, most Of the latter to be contributed
! by local talent.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Kellogg of Emporia
is the president Of the organization;
Mrs. S. w. Jones of LeavenwOrth, first
! vice president; Miss Frances Hall of
/ Fort Scott, recording secretary; Mrs
f. May Curtis-Root Of Council Grove,
/ correspondent secretary; Mrs. Henri
/ eta Stoddard Turner of Paola, treas
urer; Mrs. George W-Winans of Hutch
/ insOn, auditor
Mrs J. w. Spratley of LeavenwOrth,
/ first district vice president; Mrs. NJ B.
] Ward, of Ottawa, second district vice
I president; Mrs. George IT Guernsey,
/ Independence third district vice pres
ident; Mrs. L. D. WhittemOre, Topeka,
fourth district vice president Mrs.
4 James Humphrey. Junction City, fifth
dlstrlcl wee PRESIDENT MIS- Lula LAY
Monroe Wa-keeneyl sixth district
/ vice president Mrs. S. r. Peters, New
] ton, seventh district vice president
\ Topeka has three federated clubs;
/ The Western SOrOsis, Mrs. w. A. Nc
/ Carter; Atlantean, Mrs. T. H. Church,
/ president; w T. K. club, Mrs. Robert
/ Morris, president. Leavenworth also
| has three clubs; w hitter, Miss Edith
I Boss, president; Art League. Mrs. S.
/ w. Jones, president; ChautauQua
Shakespearean Reading, Miss c. T.
Hutchinson two: Domestic Science,
| Mrs. j. A Fontrons president; The WO-
mems club, Mrs. W. T. Moore, presi-
Fort sscott two: Castallia. Mrs. G.
I Haynes. president; Wednesday Morn
/ ing club, Miss May l. Barlow, presi-
Abilene two: Columbian. Mrs. Laura
| r. Hodge, president: Ladies Literary
League. Mrs r. Griffin, president
/ Wichita one. The famous Hypatia
4 club, Mrs. Sarah L. Hersey. president.
kingman one. Nineteenth Century
club. Mrs. NJ. A. Hamilton. president
HiaWatha one. Saturday club, Mrs.
/ Henry Baker, president.
Emporia one. Junto club, Mrs. NJ. c.
! Amett. president.
Junction City one: Ladies' Reading
club, Mrs. @. K. Raber, president
Olathe one. SigOurnean club. Mrs A
[ H Craig. president
Arkansas City. one: FOrtnightly club,
Mrs. Ellen B. Meller, president.
Meade one. Arena club, Mrs. M.
/ Fuhre, president
PaOla one. ROSsetti Circle, Mrs Hell
| en- Curdy president.
Salina one. Current Literature club.
/ Mrs. M. M. Briggs, president.
Girard one Ladies' Reading club,
| Mrs Sarah Chaplin Perry, president
Council Grove one: T. p. NJ. club,
! Mrs r. r. Moloy, president.
| Chanute one: Tuesday Reading club
/ Mrs s. NJ. Henry, president
burlington one: Travellers club, Mrs.
OrsOn Kent president
ottawa one: M. P. M club, Miss
| Julia Walsh, presidnet.
Kansas City, Kan. one: The Trav-
eler's club, Mrs Mary T. Gray, presi-
dent.
Oklahoma city. one: Philomatbean
/ Mrs SelWyn Douglass. president
The executive board will meet for
( business Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock
The afternoon session viii be opened
with the.
Invoeation-AIrs. G. A Huron, To-
Piano solo-Aliss Ollie o'Brien. To-
peza-
ADDRESS of weleome-Nfrs. W. A. Nc
Garter. Topeka
Reports of officers.
General reports.
Reports from federated clubs.
Report from executive council.
Annual address-Mrs. J. NJ. Kellogg,
Emporia.
vocal solo-BIiss Name Hollis, To-
TUESDAY EVENING.
Organ vOlutary-Afiss Mabel Martin,
4Opeka-
Something About Luderman''-BIrs
Frances S. Carruth. Lawrence.
Vocal solo-D1rs. Ed M. Smith Topeka
"SilhOuettes From Modern Fiction
Mrs. S. A. Toler, Wichita
Piano solo-Nrs. j. w. E. Hughes,
Topeka
Power Behind Literature''-ATrs G.
T. Wilder. Manhattan.
I Vocal solO-AIrs. Phil Adams Topeka
Piano accompaniment by Mr.. j. J.
Fails and cOrnet obIgato by Mr.. Theo.
Lescher-
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Report of committee on credentials.
/ General business.
Piano solo-Ndrs- William 1Iacferran.
Open forum for discussion of feder-
/ alton work.
| Vocal sOlo-1Iiss Nina Thomas
Department of Philanthropy and Re
form-h1rs- Willis Lord Moore, Chair
man.
zone Woman's Story February Cos
/ mOpOlitan)-O of story by Mrs.
Mary L. Parsons, Kingman.
Discussion led by Mrs. w. T.. Moore.
DNESDAY AFTERNOON
Short organ prOgramme-1Ir. W r.
ROehr, Topeka
Department of Natural Scfence=lIrs.
Lucy 2. Johnston, Acting Chairman.
Field Days for WOmen''-DIrs. Mary
T.. Gray. Kansas City, kan.
Some Experiments With Cathode
Rays''-Prof. j. T. Loveweu, Topeka.
Electric Photography Jennie
Douglass, Topeka
Violin solO-AIiss Marie Norton, To
peka-
Mrs. Kate A. Arlington. Council
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