The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-02


Music. piano solo-Miss Emily Tor
rington, Wichita.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION.
Chairman, Mrs. E. B. Nichols, Man
haitian.
The Ideal in Education"-NIrs.
Helen r. Estey, SaIina.
Discussion-Mrs. May Belleville
The Agricultural college"-Prof.
Henrietta Calvin. K. S. A. c., Manhat-
tan
Discussion led by Mrs Lydia c. VIII
lard, Manhattan.
Discussion from the floor.
Music-Supplied.
Final report of credential commit
Revision of constitution-amend
ments appended to programme.
Certificates may be given to cor
responding secretary at platform at
close of SESSION.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, 2:15.
Music. County club hour. Three
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE.
Chairman, Mrs. George Thatcher
Guernsey, independence.
Scientific Simplification of Home
Life"-Mrs. Lillian Winfield.
Vocal solo-Miss Louise Winans,
|CHARITTES AND CONFERENCE.
Improvement becomes possible as
men come together in peaceful associ-
alton. Progress and Poverty.
Chairman, Mrs. Alice Halderman'
Girard.
Beloit Industrial School-Mrs. Julia
B. Perry, superintendent.
Scientific Care of Wards of the
State'-Miss Julia c.. Lathrop, HUI
House, Chicago.
Internission, AIS to 4:30 o'clock.
Vocal solo-''Awake" (Pelissier),
Mrs. Robert l. Jones, Emporia-
DEPT. OF PHILANTHROPY.
Liberty Means Justice; Justice is
TIr-N y
and Symmetry and Strength, of Fra
ternity and Cooperation. Henry
George.
Chairman-Mrs. A. N. Nimmons,
Love the vitalizer''-Mrs. John
Whalen, Lincoln.
Discussed by Mrs. Olive I. Royce,
Phillipsburg.
FRATERNAL HOUR.
Give Minute Greetings.)
Mrs. William Eugene Stanley, D. A.
R., Wichita; Mrs. w. A. Morgan, pres
ident K. w. +. A, Cottonwood Falls;
Mrs. F: P. Hutchinson, president W.
Q. Z. u, Hutchinson; Mrs Evalyn
Bradford, president w. r. c., Con-
cordia; Miss Helen Kimber, president
K. E. S. A, Topeka.
THURSDAY EVENING, $50.
DEPT. OF MUSIC.
''Of all the arts, great music is the
art to raise the soul above all earthly
storm"
CRalrnan-MfS. X. T. MurdOck,
Wichita.
Baritone solo-Roland Murdoch. jr.
Vocal soIo-''Nymphs and Fauns''
(Remberg), Mrs. Robert L. Jones.
Music and Myth of the American
Indian" paper, Mrs. Frank Strong,
Kinsley.
Music tpiano), Miss Josephine Hills,
Kinsley.
vocal solo-Mrs. Houston White
side Hutchinson
Vocal solo-Mrs. Mary Lyon. Law
renee
MESSAGES FROM FEDERATION
GUESTS.
From the Club Women" Mrs. Dore
Lyon, New York; From the Old
World to the New" Mrs. Annie l.
Digs, Topeka; From the Lone Star
State" Mrs. Percy v. Pennypacker
Austin, Tex; From the General Fed
eration," Mrs. Robert L. Burdette,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Vocal solomAria from the opera
Joan D'Arc" (Tchaikowsky) Mrs
Frank Thomas, Topeka. (No encores.)
FRIDAY MORNING, $50 O'CLOCK
Conference of state and district Off
GERS at church.
Delegates will be taken for drive to
manual training departments of State
Normal school, and of the city schools.
NOTICES.
rate of one and one-third fare, Ger
tificate plan. has been secured on all
certificates when buying tickets
Certifica ties will be received by the
corresponding secretary at the plat
form Immediately after the close of the
programme Wednesday and Thursday
mornings.
Delegates may receive signed railroad
certificates from the corresponding sec
rotary in the committee room on We'd
nesday and Thursday, from to p. m.
Rooms in hotels 81 for two persons or
so cents for each. Meals served a Ia
carte. Dinner and supper will be serv-
ed at church Dinner, so cents; supper,
25 cents.
Club women are requested to bring
note books, pencils and visiting cards.
Final vote taken on amendments ap-
pended to call for meeting.
Chairman special committees for the
annual meeting at Emporia:
General arrangements: Mrs. L. z.
Kellogg; hotels and trains, Mrs. J. NJ.
Steele; social entertainment Mrs. J. /.
Perley; local arts and crafts, Mrs. A.
w. Tanner; place of meeting, Mrs. J.
NJ. McCoWn.
Credentials committee: Mrs. Mary F.
Greedy, chairman, Manhattan; Mrs. Jo-
sephine Weatherly, Emporia; Mrs. r.
S. Chase, Hiawatha.
This committee will be in session in
the committee room from to 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning. from l to 2
o'clock and from to o'clock We'd
nesday afternoon, and from 8 to 10
o'clock Thursday morning, and Will
make the final report Thursday at 1880
O clock.
KANSAS WILL WIN.