The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-31


The following is the formation OF the
flower parade:
Platoon of police-General J. ". F.
chief marshal; Lieutenant l.
J. Mckierman. aide
FIRST DIVISION.
MarshalPs Band.
City Troop.
Equestrians.
SECOND DIVISION.
Federation carriage-White chrysan-
themums. Mrs. A H Horton, Topeka;
Mrs. NJ. L. Todd, Massachusetts.
Ladies' Music club-Purple wistarias.
PONY CARRIAGES.
Roudebush-Pink and white gIories.
Kaster-Whfte chrysanthemums.
Sheldon and Hughes-Red and white
roses.
Hadley-Yellow chrysanthemums
FoOte, Cnappelle and lady-Corn
Cooper. McEntire. Ebey. Milean.
Poole and Andrews-Yellow and Green
CARRIAGES.
Current Literature. pony carts horse
back-Red and pink
Dean Kaye-Red poppies-
Junior Atlantean club-YelloW chrys-
Caiidorean club-Pink chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Nineteenth Century club-Red car
nations.
Clio cIub-YeIIow and white chrysan-
themums-
Orphans Home-Yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS
Western Sorosis-Red roses.
State carriage-Sunfiower
THIRD DIVISION.
BAND.
FLOATS.
Froebel Mothers Union-White and
green roses.
Nautilus club-Pink carnations.
w. c. T. U.-White and green water
lilies.
Free kindergarten - kindergarten
colors.
w. NJ. Crosby & Co.-White chrysan-
themums.
Ceramic Art club-white and gold.
MOdoc club-Pink chrysanthenums-
West Side Forestry club-White and
green.
Bethany conege-Yellow cnrysanthe-
NUNS.
vignette club-Pink carnations;
Mills Dry Goods Co.-White lilies.
Robinson & Marshall
w. T K club-Sunfiowers
Crosby Bros.-Pink chrysanthemums.
Washburn college
K and L. of S. Council No. D-Four
colOrs.
FOURTH DIVISION.
William Taylor, assistant marshal
BIZ GILES.
AUTOMOBILES.
Mrs. Lou Wyman-White chrysan-
DR.. Samuel Lyman-Pink chrysan-
West Side Reading cIub-Purple and
white chrysanthemums.
! Cosmos cIub-Pink and white cos
Mrs. Billings-Red and white pop
pies.
d. A. R-Red white and blue.
Mrs. Swearingen-Pink chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The he parade viii form as follows
| CITY. Troop and equestrians on Quincy
with right resting on Tenth avenue
/ BICYCLES and automobiles on west side
| of Quincy street, south OF Tenth ave
nue.: floats on east side of Quincy
street north of Tenth avenue; all car
I riages on west side of Quincy street
north of Tenth avenue; fire depart
ment on east side of Quincy street, II
rear of floats
The parade will move from Tenth
and Quincy, west to Kansas avenue
north on Kansas avenue to Third
street west on Third street to Topeka
| avenue, south on Topeka avenue tC
| Eleventh street east on Eleventh
street to Harrison street, north or
Harrison street to Fifth avenue and
An participants must be at place o.
formation not later than 2;15 p m
as the parade will move promptly a.
2:3O p. m
Assistant marshals will report to the
chief marshal at Tenth and Quincy
not later thin 2 o'clock p. m, for in
structions.
EvENING-s:Oo O'CLOCK.
Auditorium.
Miss Celeste Nellis.
Address-AIrs. Mabel Loomis Todd
Massa chusetts-
| Address-Nrs. Bell NJ. StoutenbOrOugh
Plattsbouth. Neb.
Vocal Solo, SeIecJec
Mrs. George w. Parkhurst, Topeka.
accompanied by Miss Bertrude Tracy
Address-Mrs. May Belville Brown
Address-Mrs. H. o. Garvey. Topeka
Miss Tyler, Junction City
Home, Sweet Home e-.------- Audience
Thursday, Topeka Day.
MORNING-1O O'CLOCK.
Service drill of fire department a
! corner of Seventh street and Kansal
avenue, and exhibition water pressure
AFTERNOON-2 O'CLOCK.
Industrial parade, seven divisions
4 including 14O decorated wagons anC
floats.
EVENING.
Magnificent $1,000 display of fire
works from the dome of the Stat
! house under auspices of Republican
| Flambeau club.