The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-28

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THEY ARE COMING.
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band. Lincoln Post drum crops and all
other Grand Army bands and drum
corps will report to Col. J. NJ. Miller
at Fifth and Kansas avenue for as
signment. The Knights of Pythias
band and Flambeau club drum corps
Will report to Col. NJ. w. Saxon, COM
handing Third division, for assign
ment- Jackson's Twenty-third Regi-
ment band will report to Col. G. O.
Wilmarth, commanding Fourth divi-
sion, for assignment.
The special escort to Secretary of
War Taft will be a squadron of the
Fourth q. 5. cavalry and Twenty
ninth u S. artillery, commanded by
Major c. H. Murray.
The chief marshal directs that di-
vision commanders and aides de-can1p
report to him at First and Kansas
avenue at 1 o'clock prompt, for con-
sultatfon and instructions.
A. NJ. FULLER,
Chief Marshal
Monday Night at the Auditorium.
Topeka Choral society, Prof. George
B. Penny, conductor.
Modoc club, augmented, NJ. c. Hol-
Chicago Symphony orchestra.
Adolph Rosenbecker, conductor.
SOLOISTS.
Mrs. Geneyieve Clark Wilson, So
Mr.. Holmes -Cowper, tenor.
Mr.. Arthur Beresford. bass
Mr.. Sol MarcOsson, viOlinist.
PROGRAMME.
America Forever Observation-Disclosures Paul
Male chorus and orchestra
Jubel Overture Observation-Disclosures. Weber
Orchestra
Concerto for Violin, Andante Finale
Now is the Hour of Soft Enchant-
ment' Observation-Disclosures. GOring-ThOmaS
Mr.. Cowper.
Hail to the Flag Goodman
Male chorus and orchestra.
PART II.
Aria Queen of sheba) ..........G ounod
Mrs. Wilson.
Stars. and Stripes Forever 49,. Sousa
Choral Society and Orchestra.
Honor and Arms, (Samson) 49,. Handel
Mr.. Beresford.
American Fantasia Herbert
Orchestra.
"Quivera," words by "IronquiIP' Busch
Choral Society and Orchestra.
Mr.. Wilson and NJ. Beresford.
Hallelujah chorus from the Messiah
Choral cociot,, a,d c,,cta.+ aandel
The audience is requested to rise and
join in the singing of the HaIlelu-
Jah chorus and also the refrain of
the final number. THE Star Span
gled Banner"
Tuesday, Territorial Day.
MORNING-10:30 O'CLOCK.
Attack and defense of the first stage
coach which was used on Kansas
plains, at the corner of Seventh and
Kansas avenues. Mayor and other arm
ed men in coach. Attack by a band of
Apache Indians led by Geronimo.
IL o'clock, Old Settlers parade.
AFTERNOON-2.O O'CLOCK.
Auditorium.
Old Settlers meeting, addressed in
formally by all old settlers who desire
to talk.
EVENING s:15 O'CLOCK.
Auditorium.
Stereopticon views of old Kansas
scenes and people. Explanatory re-
marks by T. A. McNeal.
Music by Wendell Concert company.
The Parker shows at state house
grounds all week
Wednesday, Women's Day.
Exercises under the auspices of the
Federation of Women's clubs.)
AFTERNOONS O'CLOCK.
The following is the formation Of the
flower parade:
Platoon of police-GeneraI ]. w. F
Hughes, chief marshall Lieutenant L.
]. McKierman, aide.
FIRST DIVISION.
Marshalls Band.
City Troop.
EqueStrians.
SECOND DIVISION.
Federation age-White cfrysan-
themums. Mrs. A. H. Horton, Topeka;
Mrs. NJ. l. Todd, Massachusetts.
Ladies Music club-Purple Wistarias.
PONY CARRIAGES.
Roudebush-Pink and white glories.
Kaster-White chrysanthemums.
Sheldon and Hughes-Red and white
roses.
Hadley-Yellow chrysanthemums
Foote, Cnappelle and lady-Corn
flowers.
Cooper. McEntire, Ebey, AIflean,
Poole and ADMINISTRATORS and Green
CARRIAGES.
Current Literature pony cart, 8 horse
back-Red and pink
Dean Kaye-Red poppies-
Junior Atlantean club-Yellow chrys-
anthemums.
Calidorean club-Pink chrysanthe-
NUNS.
Chaldean club-Pink Shrysanthe-
NUNS.
Nineteenth Century club-Red car
nations.
Clio club-YeIow and white chrysan-
themums-
Orphans Home-Yellow ehrysanthe-
NUNS.