The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-26
Official Programme of the Receptions
and Demonstrations This Week.

Official Programme of the Receptions
and Demonstrations This Week.
The programme which follows is the
official announcement from the Karnival
Knights for the week. and includes the
detailed arrangements for the reception
and entertainment of the Rose of
Hilo'':
Tuesday, September 27-ArrfvaI OF
Queen Ana Kanaina Loke and suite at
Hutchinson, II o'clock p. m.
Wednesday, September 2S-Reception
at Hutchinson, under the auspices of
the Women's club and the Commercial
club of Hutchinson, from to 10 a. m.
Wednesday, 1890 a. m, Queen and
suite will leave for Emporia.
2 p. m, arrival of Queen and suite
at Empcria; met by delegation of K K.
and ladies in specially decorated car.
p. m. to 2:10 p. m, reception at En-
poria-
1855 o. m, arrival of Queen and suite
at Topeka Santa Fe depot, where she
viii be met by the citizens of Topeka
and the state en- masse. All Topeka is
expected to turn out on this occasion
and do honor to the brave young lady
who has jOurneyed 5000 miles to honor
Exactly at 1855 D. m. or as soon as the
train is sighted Battery B will fire a
salute which will be the signal for ev
cry steam whistle in the city to blow
for five minutes, the fire bells to ring, ct
caetera-
state and city by Governor John w.
Leedy and Mayor Charles Fellows.
1905 D. m, the Queen escorted to the
residence of w. w ManSpeaker, corner
of Tenth and Harrison streets, by the
Karnival knights, via Fifth street,
Kansas avenue, Ninth street, Jackson
street and Tenth avenue. Every citizen
Of Topeka is a KarniVal Knight and is
expected to purchase a Karnivai cap,
umbrella and button and turn out on
this occasion MarshalPs Military band
viii lead the procession followed by the
Hamilton Military band, the Lady ca
diets, the Republican, POpuliSt and
Democratic F7ambeau clubs, the Boys
Bugle corps, the Grand Army Drum
corps and members of the various G.
A. r. posts and other organizations.
All organizations that can possibly turn
out, and the greater the number the
better, will please rally not later Nthan
$40 m. at Sixth and Quincy streets
and be assigned to places in the parade
by Chief Marshal Harry Robinson.
Wednesday evening-S:15 grand pub
Tic reception from to 10 p. m. in honor
OF Miss Ana Kanaina Loke at the SEN
ate chamber, state house. Everybody
Is invited. The senate chamber will be
handsomely decorated. Music by
AarshaiPs band. Those assisting in
the reception at the state house will be
Governor John w. Leedy and wife, Sec
rotary of State w. E. Bush and wife,
Superintendent of Public instruction
w. NJ. Stryker and wife, Treasurer of
STATE u II HeueDOWer ana wire, ALIOf-
ney General L. G. Boyle and wife, Chief
Justice Frank Doster and wife, Assoc
ciate Justice W. A. Johnston and wife,
Associate Justice Stephen H Allen and
wife, Assistant Secretary of State c. NJ.
Ross and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
Manspeaker Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. John
ston, Mr.. and Mrs. P. L Bonebrake, Mr.
and Mrs VIM Sims, Mr. and Mrs. VIM.
Henderson, D. W. Eastman, depart
naent commander @. A. R. and wife
Major T. J. Anderson and wife Mr.
and willard MT- nd HTY--
John R. AIulvane Mr.. and Mrs z. D.
Small, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Jarrel Mr.
and Mrs. F. P. MacLennan, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. K Holiday. Mr. and Mrs
John F. McNIanus, Mr.. and Mrs A. w
Dana, Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Ashton, Mr.
ana Mrs. T. d. Humphrey, Mr.. and
Downing, Mr.. and Mrs. H L Robinson,
ar. and MTs- VIII WhittCn. Mr.. and