The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-25


Clubs and individuals having
floats:
The Froebel Mothers union.
The Ceramic Art club
The West Side Forestry club.
The Nautilus club.
The w. I. K. club.
The Vignette club.
Bethany college.
Washburn college.
Clubs and individuals having auto
mobiles:
The West Side Reading club.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution.
The Good Government club.
The Cosmos club.
Mrs. Billings.
Mrs. Norris.
Mrs. F. w. Swearingen.
Mrs. L. 3. Wyman.
DR.. Harry Lyman.
Clubs and individuals having car
riages:
The State carriage.
The Federation carriage.
The Junior Atlantean club.
The Western Sorosis club
The Calidorean club.
The Chaldean club.
The Nineteenth Century club.
The Clio club.
The Ladies' Music club.
The Current Literature club.
The Orphans home.
Dean Kaye.
The Modoc club.
The w. c. T. u
The Knights and Ladies of Security
The Free Kindergarten
Mills Dry Goods company.
Crosby Brothers.
Warren NJ Crosby.
-Four pony carts and one donkey
wagon.
Boys and girls on horseback.
Boys and girls on bicycles.
The Lyons, Kan, brass band.
Marshall's band.
In the State carriage will be Mrs.
Robinson, wife of the first governor
of Kansas, and Mrs. Bailey, wife of
the present governor of Kansas.
The officers of the State Federation
of Clubs viii ride in the Federation
carriage.
Troop will act as marshals of the pa
rade.
The parade will be formed on Quincy
street. 1t will move north on Quincy
to Kansas avenue; thence south on
Kansas avenue to Tenth avenue;
thence west to Harrison street; thence
north on Harrison to Fifth street;
thence west to Topeka avenue; thence
south on Topeka avenue to Eleventh
street; thence east to Harrison and
north on Harrison past the reviewing
stand which viii be between Ninth
and Tenth, where the awards of prizes
will be made by the judges for the best
displays in the parade.
Wednesday will be WOman's day at
the Semi celebration and
on Wednesday night the women will
be addressed at the Auditorium by
Mrs. Denison, president of the General
Federation of Clubs of New York; Mrs.
Stoughtenborough of Nebraska; Mrs.
Mary BellvilIe Brown of Salina, Kan,
and Mrs. H. o. Garvey of Topeka.
On Thursday afternoon the Trades
and Manufacturers Parade will be
given. William Dreschel is in charge
of the arrangements for this parade.
The parade will be made up of floats
representing the various firms and
manufacturing interests of the city.
Mr. Dreschel has already secured
about seventy-five floats for this pa
rade and will have many more before
he has completed the list. Any one
who wishes to have a float in this pa
rade and who has not yet been invited
to do so should at once communicate
with Mr.. Dreschel, as ne is particularly
anxious to get a complete list of the
floats as soon as possible, and he is
anxious to make the parade as COM
prehensive as possible
The following is the list as it stands
at present:
w. F. Roehr Music company, Gatlin
Drug company, e. P. Jordan, A. J.
August, Thos Page for Mid-Continent
mills, Central Sash and Door company
Otto Kuehne, D. T. Gabriel & Co., c.
c. Nicholson, ]. P. Butterfly, H. NJ.
Cline & Co., T. M. James, Arnold Drug
company, Lukens Bros, Western Wool
en- mills, Chas. Wolff Packing company,
Topeka Ice and Fuel company, V.
Kaczynski, Peoples Ice and Fuel
company, Parkhurst-Davis company,
Whitaker Brothers, Crosby Brothers,
Mills Dry Goods company. Topeka
Cash Dry Goods company, The Palace
Clothing company, Robinson, Marshall
& Co, Wells Fargo Express company,
Continental Shoe and Clothing com
pany, NJ. F. Rigby, The Fair, Grand
Union Tea company, Warner & Potter,
Kemper & Paxton, Star Grocery, w
A. l. Thompson, Union Pacific Tea
company, Pacific Express company,
Emahizer & Spielman, w NJ. Crosby.
Do not forget the grand patriotic
concert at the Auditorium on Monday
night The first night of the weeks
festivities. The Chicago Symphony
Orchestra and four eminent soloists
have been engaged for this concert and
the price of admission has been re-
duced to the surprisingly low figure of
fifty cents. Every seat is reserved and
the price is the same in all parts of
the house.
The advance sale of seats began this
morning at Stansfeld's drug store, and
Topeka people who want to attend this
concert should make their reservations
at once. It is anticipated that the
standing room only" sign will have