The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-06-25
HAVE GOOD Time.
Kansas Undertakers Are Shown
Over the City.
Entertained by Mrs. PenweII
and Mrs. DeMOss Tonight,
MEMBERS ADMITTED.
Thirty-One Names Are Added to
the Rolls.
Sessions VIII Close on Thurs
day Afternoon.
MEMBERS ADMITTED.

The two hundred members of the kan
sas Funeral Directors association who
are IN Topeka this week in attendance
at the sessions of the fifth annual con-
vention of the association are being en-
tertained by the local committee com
posed of F. NJ. Shellabarger, C. A. Down
ing, M. Reinbach, Harrison Smith, e.
Q. DeMoss and L. NJ Penwen. Their
stay in Topeka IS being made very
pleasant. This afternoon is being spent
in trolley ride to the various suburbs
of the city and to the public institutions
that are located here.
Tonight the members of the associa-
ton are to be entertained at a recep-
5lS Monroe street, by Mrs. Z. Q. De-
Moss and Mrs. L. M. Penwel-
Tomorrow night the funeral directors
win be entertained at Garfield park by
a concert by Marshans big military
band. Also tomorrow afternoon car
riage drive is planned for those who de-
sire to visit the various drives about
the city and country.
Friday the examiners of the embalrn-
ing board of the state board Of health
Will hold examinations for all those who
do not hold permit to practice en-
balming.
Today thirty-one new members were
taken into the association.
The discussion preliminary to the
selection of the place of meeting next
year viii occur tomorrow. Following
a custom of the association not to meet
in one town two years in succession the
convention viii be taken to some other
Kansas town next year. The greatest
rivalry seems to be between Mcpherson
and LeavenwOrth, one of which is ex-
pected to be chosen
The principal lectures and demon
strations are being made by Prof. VIII
liams Dean ]. P. de Bevers Kaye OF
Grace Cathedral will make an address
tomorrow This afternoon DR.. H. L.
A r,rnfaGGnp n and 0fDl-
ogy of the Kansas Medical college gave
a lecture on the Cellular Structure of
the Body"
The Programme for tomorrow's ses-
THURSDAY, JUNE 2e. 900 A. NJ.
Call to order by the president
Music. Tyrolean quartette.
Address, Rev. J. P. de 3. Kaye, dean
of Grace Cathedral, Topeka.
Paper, Pneumonia" F. M, Shella-
barger, North Topeka.
Lecture, Prof Williams.
THURSDAY. 1870 P. NJ.
Call to order by the president.
Paper. Miss Edith Schlossen, Ere
donia.
Unfinished business.
Nomination and election of officers.
Appointing of standing committees.
Lecture and demonstration on Ca
daver, Prof. Williams, at the Kansas
medical college.
Selecting place of next meeting and
completing business.
The following are members of the as
ISOLATION, nearly all of whom are II
attendance at this convention:
r. c. Adams, Garnett; I. n. Anderson
J Chetopa. E. NJ. Ashley, Winfield; 7.
AxteH. Winfield.
g. P. Baker, Clifton; G. w Baker
Junction City; r. F. Baker. Elk City
S. S. Baker. Peabody; S. A Barnun
Horton. F. c. Bartlett Leeompton; 9
H. Bauer Jr., Wathena; o. B. Beckham
Sterling; Fred c. Beck, Gypsum City
] NJ. F. Bennyworth, Larned; Charles "
Berg, Salina; NJ D Berg. Salina; c. H
/ Binger, Holyroad; J. 3. Black. Neo
desha: D. NJ. Bliss. Columbus; Georg'
| H. Bloom, Wellington; J. H. Boice, Ga
/ lena; Samuel T. BOSTON, Little River
/ W. J. Bower, Norton; w B. Bough
! Blue Mound; c. A. BOurman, Wichita
| B. F. Bracken, Beloit; B. B. Bradfeld
/ Abilene; E Brown, Strong City; Charlie.
! S. Buck Newton; F. E. Burns, LebO.
R. Cadawalder, Tonganoxie; DaviC
| CarbienSr. Neodesha; D. w. Carter, OF
| taWa: Mrs. A. r. Castle FL Dorado
/ T. 0. Csstle. Ell Dorado; William Che
! lander, Randolph; Robert Clark, Os
/ borne; w. G. Collins, Dunlap; william
! Conrad, Allen; L J. Cowles, st. Mary's
] W. L. Crawford, Lyon; Claude S. Cul
/ bertson. lola.
R. c. Daniels. Kansas City; J. E