The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-05-05


This City viii be Well Represented
Both at the Meeting and on the ITO
gram-List OF Persons and Their SUD
jects of Discussion.
Topeka. Kan, May 4.-Tomorrow
morning the State Capital VIII peiong
TO the ladies-the literary and cultured
ladies of Kansas.
The beauty, wit, culture and brain Of
the state will gather to attend the meet
ing of the Kansas State Social Science
federation. the first which will be held
TUESDAY afternoon al 2:30 o'clock in the
First Congregational church. The
prominent women Of Kansas viii be in
attendance, and Topeka people will
have the opportunity TO listen TO many
clever papers by both Topeka women
and those from other towns as well as
much good music, 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.
E. Nay Curtis-Root of Council Grove,
NOII eSpOHu4IS SECRETARY MIS-. I1Clli lSl-
IA Stoddard Turner OF Paola, treasurer;
Mrs. George w. Winans Of Hutchinson,
euditor.
Mrs. J. W. Spratley of Leavenworth,
first district vice president; Mrs. NJ B.
Ward, of Ottawa, second district vice
president; Mrs. George T. Guernsey,
Independence, third district vice presi-
dent; Mrs. l. D. Whittermore, Topeka,
fourth district vice president; Mrs.
James Humphrey, Junction City, fifth
district vice president; Mrs. Lula Day
Monroe, Wa-Keeney, sixth district vice
president; Mrs. S. r. Peters, Newton,
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. X club Mrs. Robert
Morris, president. Leavenworth also
has three clubs: Whittier, Miss Edith
Boss, president; Art League, Mrs. S.
W. Jones, president; Chautauqua
Shakespearean Reading, Miss c. L. Nal
lory, president.
Hutchinson rwo: Domestic Science,
Mrs. J. A. Fontron, president; The Wo-
mems club, Mrs. w. L. Moore, presi-
dent
Fort Scott two: Cactillia, Mrs. c.
Haynes, president; Wednesday Morn
i4fS NAGDs ~u4So -tA<Ay IL. la 4OHS III NoA-
dent.
Abilene two: Columbian. Mrs. Laura
r. Hodge, president; Ladies' Literary
League, Mrs. R. Griffin, president.
Wichita one: The famous Hypatia
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. C. X. Raber, president.
Olatle one: Sigournean club. Mrs. A.
II. Craig, president.
Arkansas City one: Fortnightly club,
Mrs. Ellen 3. Meller, president.
Meade one: Arena club, Mrs. NJ. Fuhre
president.
Paoia one: Rossetti Circle, Mrs. Hell
en- Curdy, president.
Saline one: Current Literature club,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Briggs. president.
Girard one: Ladies' Reading club, Mrs.
Sarah Chaplin Perry, president
Council Grove one: 7. P. NJ. club, Mrs.
p. r. Moloy, president.
Chanute one: Tuesday Reading club,
Mrs. S. NJ. Henry, president.
Burlington one: Travellers club, Mrs.
Orson Kent, president.
Ottawa one: NJ. p. NJ. club. Miss Julia
Walsh, president.
Kansas City, Kan, one: The Trav-
eler's club, Mrs. Mary T. Gray, presi-
dent.
Oklahoma City one: Philomathean,
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:
Invocation-Mrs. G. A. Huron, Tope-
ka.
Piano solo-Niss Ollie O'Brien, To-
peka.
Address of welcome-AIrs. W. a. Nc
Carter, Topeka.
Response-Mrs. NJ. o. Miner, Hiawa-
tina.
Reports Of officers.
General reports.
Reports from federated clubs.
Report from executive council
Annual address-Mrs. J. NJ. Kellogg,
Emporia.
Vocal solo-Niss Name Hollis. To-
peka.
TUESDAY EVENING.
Organ volutary--Miss Mabel Martin,
Topeka.
Something About Luderman''-Mrs
Frances :. Carruth, Lawrence.
Vocal soIo-Mrs. Ed NJ. Smith. Topeka.
"Silhouettes Ffrom Modern Fiction"
Mrs. s. A Toler, Wichita
Piano solo-Mrs. J. W. F. Hughes,
Topeka
Power Behind Litera ture'-Mrs- c.
f Wilder. Manhattan.
Vocal sOlo-AIrs. Phil Adams. Topeka
Piano accompa niment by Mr.. ]. Falls
and eornet obligato by Mr.. Theo. /
LeScher.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Report Of committee on credentials. |
General business.
Piano solo-AIrs. William Macfarran. |
Open forum for discussion of fedora !
ton work.
Vocal solo-AIiSs Nina Thomas
Department OF Philanthropy and Re |
form-Mrs. Willis Lord Moore, Chair |
man.
One Woman's Story february Cos
mopOlitan)-Outline Of story by Mrs. 1
Mary L. Parsons. kingman.
Discussion. led by Mrs. w L. Moore.
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