The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-22

pOrCdnI, ana nOlQS many possibilities for
good Application should be made by a
club, or Oh the recommendation of a
club. By this means you may bring
year of college life to some young per
son needing just this start on the up
ward road, and all for the asking The
following is the list of federation
scholarships, which, with one or two
exceptions are available at this time
The musical scholarship at Bethany col
lege was awarded by the retiring Off
GERS, and one or two other institutions
have not yet sent in the renewal of
their certificates, but will undoubtedly
do so.
Baker university, Baldwin, Kansas.
Bethany college, Lindsborg.
Kansas City university, Kansas City,
Kansas.
Cooper college, Sterling, Kansas
Midland college, Atchison, Kansas.
Southwest college. Winfield, Kansas.
Paramount college, Wichita, Kansas
Kansas Wesleyan Business college,
Salina, Kansas.
Leavenworth Business college, Leav-
enWOrth.
windsor Commercial college, Fort
Scott.
Parsons Business college. Parsons.
Wichita Business college, Wichita
Salt City Business college, Hutchin-
Hiawatha Academy, Hiawatha
Application for any of the scholar
ships should be sent to the president of
the federation.
1t is the intention of the executive
board to issue a club roster early in
the autumn, and, to save extra CORE
spondence, ask each club to send me
its year book containing names of the
officers for 1905-06. So many of our
clubs hold their elections in the spring,
just after the state Year Book has been
issued, that a pamphlet of informatio
is really a necessity, not only to the
state officials, but to the working clubs
themselves. Please be prompt with
this information.
Those of US who have not seen the
federation travelling art gallery will
probably have the opportunity during
the state fair as we expect to make it
a part of the art exhibit. Mrs Kate
Arlington, of Council Grove, will have
the art department in charge, and as
she was the founder of the travelling art
gallery, and is its present superintend-
ent, the collection will be displayed to
the best advantage.
Another department of the state fair
which will interest club women, will be
the educational exhibit, of which Mrs.
w. A. Johnston is the superintendent.
In this department special emphasis
will be given to the manual training
premiums will be offered for specimens
and collections in joinery. mechanical
drawing, modelling and sewing, aside
from the premiums usually found in
such lists. It is hoped to have domes-
tic science lectures and demonstrations
in connection with this department.
The club year books which are COM
ing in promise a season of interesting
work. Each year our club books seem
to become more artistic in make up,
and, certainly, each year sets our stakes
a little in advance. Women are becom-
ing deeper and broader in habits or
thought-a fact which is evidenced by
the class of work laid down for them.
AS the opening of the club year comes
nearer, this department will have brief
outlines of the work being followed by
way we will be enabled to speak each
other in passing" and realize a little
more of our nearness to each other and
our enemies in thought.
1t gives me great pleasure to an
nounce the name Of our general fedora
ton secretary, both because with this
addition our official family is finally
rounded out, and because the announce
ment will be received with pleasure in
club circles.
Mrs. Lila Day Monroe needs no
eulogy to establish her position in To-
peka, where she has lived so many
years, nor yet in the Sixth district, her
former home, where the influence of her
personality is still felt, nor yet among
her large acquaintance in other parts
of the state. Those who do rot know
her yet will have the opportunity of
meeting her in her official capacity, and
will be ready to enlist in the ranks of
her friends. Thus our official list is
complete, and you may take the word
of your president that it could not be
improved.