The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-16

City; Mrs. r. V. Chambers, Hoxie;
Mrs. E. A. Enright. Kansas City, Mrs.
L. B. Kellogg. Emporia; Mrs. n. E.
Lewis, Manhattan; Mrs. Lillian King,
PIainviIle; Mrs. Laura NJ. Johns, Sa-
lima
Conference of old and new officers
Saturday afternoon.
SADIE P. GRISHOM, President.
KATE A. ARLINGTON,
Corresponding Secretary.
The meeting Of the Sixth distdiet fed
Grafton of club win be held at Stockton
October Is and 10, 1905
The program follows:
WEDNESDAY IL A. NJ.
Instrumental music.
Invocation.
Reading of minutes.
Appointment of committees.
Two-ninute reports from clubs.
Announcements.
AT 1870 P. NJ
Piano solo-NIiss Anna Toepffer.
kansas Laws of Especial Interest to
Women''-AIrs. r. G. Heard, Library
Reading-1iss Olive Kackley. Hill
City.
s@Tbe Evolution Of the Club Woman"
Mrs. P. S. Snyder, New Century club,
Nortonville.
Books Most Worth Reading ''-Wonl-
mans club, Logan.
Vocal solO-Afiss Belle Higgins.
Domestic science-Nfrs. Arwilda Pope
Unity club. Atwood.
AT 500 P. NJ.
Instrumental music.
Address of welcome-E. J. Williams
Response-AGrs. Mary McIvor, Hoxies
Solo-BIrs. S. N. Hawkes..
Address-Nrs. May Belleville Brown.
president K. z. w. c.
Young ladies' chorus and orchestra.
Reception to state president and visit
ing club women.
THURSDAY A NJ
Piano soIo-Nrs. Alice Loeb, Oberlin.
Review of Ben Hur and Quo Vadis-
Mrs. G. Hohenkratt. Cultus club, Phil
THE Cultivation of a Chnds Literary
Taste'-1Irs. A. J. Ellermeyer, Tourist
club Wakeeney.
Music-Nliss Bernice Chapman.
1.-The Club and the Public school,
Mrs. J. T. Guppy, Clio club, Mankato-
Club Revenues Mrs. W. H. Nelson,
". II. l. club. Smith Center.
Duet-Helen and Ruth Hawkes..
Awarding prize for chart OF medel
school ground.
Report Of credentials committee.
Election of officers.
AT 1;3o p. NJ.
Piano sOlO-Mrs. Charles ". Lands.
s'The Mission of the Country Club
Mrs. Eliza Meall, Prentis club, Cawker.
Mistaken Philanthropy.
Piano solo-Afrs. Alice Loeb
Legal status of women in Kansas.
Club year book.
las others See Us'-Open discussion
Question box-AIrs. ". J. Keys, Ad
Volens, BelOit.
Solo-NIrs e. J. Williams.
Reports and other business.
Introduction of officers.
Of nTngnnf Of-
Every club in the district is fmpIored
to send a full delegation and to send
by their delegate a card stating name
of club, name of town, number of mem
bers, present course of study, when
organized, when federated with district,
state and national declarations and
names Of present officers. This infor-
nation must be given to Mrs. Grace
SNYDER at Stockton if you desire your
club mentioned in the state roster.
The Stockton ladies entertain all dele
gates. Those expecting to attend should
notify Mrs. c. P. Dunaway, Stockton.
The fourth annual meeting of the
/ First district federation of clubs will
| open at Seneca Thursday afternoon,
| October 26. at 3 o'clock. That evening
| a reception will be held at the home
/ of Mrs. Sarah Conwel. The meetings
will continue through the day Friday,
/ Closing friday EN6ulLlB- MIS- Alety
BeIleville Brown, Mrs. Lila Day Mon
roe and others of the state officers viii
be present and take part in the pro-
gram. Among the Topeka club wom-
! en- who will attend are Mrs. E. W.
Hoch, Mrs w. A Johnston, Mrs. De-
witt c. Nellis, Mrs. Eugene F. Ware,
Mrs. Lee Monroe and Mrs. H. o. Gar
vey.
Members Of the Kansas branch of the
Western college. Oxford, Ohio alumni
association have heard with regret Of
the death, which occurred in Pasadena
California, last Sunday, of Miss Helen
I Peabody who founded the seminary OF
which the college was the outgrowth
/ and was for thirty years its principal
/ The Kansas branch OF the Western
| alumni is a large organization and in
cludes many prominent Kansas women
There are about twenty members IN
Topeka.
Meeting of the Ladies' Shakespeare clut
on Tuesday. Oct. II, at $50 a m. witt
Mrs F. W. Watson, 4O1 Topeka. avenue.
Mp MARE rRN'T GEE 1T