The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-09-30
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IuQe, Is as nne as our state meetings.
| Our state programmes are becoming
more crowded every year, and these
district meetings give opportunity to
develop talent, and bring new work
ers into active club life. 1t is safe to
say that within a few years. the lead
ers in our work will have served their
apprenticeship in district work, and by
their ability to rule over few things
have proven their power to have
charge of many.
Even as we consider the question,
1 proofs of the Importance of the district
federation in the economy of club life
come to us, and they will continue to
multiply, the while our subordinate
amaigamation, make Of the Kansas
federation a power for good in the
nation.
| The Sigournean club, of OIathe,
sends out most artistic year book,
announcing the work of it's fifteenth
year. The club colors are green and
white, its emblem is the clover leaf,
SO the green cover. with title and a
clover leaf in silver, is very appro-
pirate. The study for the year is the
history, political, artistic and literary,
of Spain, which is outlined in q
most interesting manner. There is
also enough miscellaneous work to
vary the line of study, of which a fine
Kansas Day programme and Mature
Day." on May 8 are examples. Three
/ OF IOuE social meetings. are also inter-
| SperSed, with regular work, and, al
| together no year book which shows a
better balance has come to notice.
! This club is federated with the Ma
tional- Federation and the Second dis
| trict. Its president and secretary are
i Mrs. Eustace H. Brown and Mrs.
/ Clara Marley.
Some requests for suggestions as to
domestic science work have come to
I g. H. 7 fr,%l
ested, 1 give some information sent
out by the household economics com
mittee of the General Federation.
Farmers. Bulletins-These will be
| sent to any address upon application
to the secretary of agriculture. Wash
| ington, D. c.
No. "a. Meats, composition and
cooking.
No. IA Milk as food
No. IS. Fish as food.
No. 50. Sugar as food.
No. 112. Bread and bread making.
No. 121. Beans, peas and other
legumes, as food.
No. 12S. Eggs and their uses as
syllabi prepared by Lake Placid
conference, published by Home Educa-
ton department, State Library, AL
bany, N. Y. At five cents each.
No. 50. Home Economics.
No. So. Food.
No. "a. Shelter.
Inc ABOVE DuD1caIlOnS VIII De
found helpful to those with work to
prepare on domestice science topics,
and may be easily procured.
MAY BELLEVILLE BROWN.
The programme follows of the ninth
annual session of the Seventh District
Federation of Women's Clubs at Great
Bend, October 4 and 5. All sessions
will be held in the Methodist church.
Letters in regard to train and enter
tainments should be addressed to Mrs.
j. G. Brinkman. A general arrange
ment committee includes Mrs. Elrick
Cole and Mrs. Switzerland; the trans
portation committee, Mrs. j. George
Brinkman and Mrs. Ann Parker the
credential committee. Mrs. Berenice
tAlmgren, Mrs. Anna Parker and Miss
| Vera Stone.
WEDNESDAY, 9 A. M
Music-Ladies Quartette.
|. Invocation.
! Address of Welcome-Mr. Charles
Il Brinkman.
Greeting-Mrs. Ola Chapman.
| Piano solo-Miss Pearl Euley
Reading of Minutes.
Appointments of committee.
Report of Clubs g minutes).
Announcements.
2 P M.
Piano solo-Miss Phyllis F'uhr.
Mesa ge@Mrs. Carrie Engberg.
4 Department of Literature - Mrs
Belle w. Burkett, chairman. Hamil-
ton Wright Mabie.
AS Essayist--Mrs. Edward Dack
Lyons.