The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-16
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Bethany College, Rev. J. P. de B.
City Schools" Prof. L. D. White
The Press Mr.. Dell Keller.
THE State" Governor E. W. Hoch.
Hesponse-Nrs. Charles F. Scott, lola.
PRESIDENTS HOUR.
Natures Alteration CBeethoven),
Mr.. James Moore
Annual message-Afrs. James NJ.
Lewis, president K F. W c.
GREETINGS
From Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Federation-Mrs Angelo c. Scott presi-
dent.
From Colorado Federation-AIrs. H.
z. Churchill president.
From the Childs World" Miss Anne
liza z. Hoffer, Chicago.
Violin Duet-''Polonaise Brilliante,' -
CWieniawskD, Miss Lucelia B. Clark,
Mrs. ThGs; F; Hogan. Junction City.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
200 o'clock
Music Minuetto Scherzando," (Sta-
venhagen). Mrs. Charles Kleinhans, To-
peka-
'AiI in Garden Green Song of Glad
ness" from Hawthorne and Luender,
(Knowlton).
Ladies' Music club quartette.
AN OFFICIAL SYMPOSIUM
Reports of state, district and city fed
STATE.
Vice president, Mrs. Kate A. Apling-
ton; treasurer. Mrs. J. T. Willard; re-
cordlng secretary, Mrs. Eustace H.
Brown; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
F. B. Hine; auditor, Mrs. D. ". Will
der; federation secretary. Mrs. Dell
Keller.
DISTRICT WORK
First, Miss Matte NJ. Beck, Holton;
Second, Mrs. l. H Wishard, lola;
Third, Mrs. w. W. Cowan, Parsons;
Fourth Mrs. J. M. MCGOWAN, Emporia;
Fifth, Mrs. N / Mcdowell, Salina;
Seventh, Mrs. c. L. Engberg, McPher-
son; Usage county, Mrs. Emma Troud-
ner, Carbonate.
Topeka, Mrs. A. H. Horton; Kansas
City, Kan, Mrs. D. A. Stephens; Law
renee, Mrs. John Kilworth; I4iawatha,
Mrs. George Notes.-The.
Aria, Farewell Ye Mountains, from
Jeanne dare CFchaikowslzD, Mrs. Frank
Thomas, Topeka.
Report-Mrs. Emma c. Forter
Marysville chairman of legislative
committee general federation.
EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT.
God sends His teachers unto every
age and cline"
kansas and Her Child" Miss Myra
Albaugh, Kansas City, Kan.
Classics for Children Miss Louise
Rowe Atchison, Wichita.
Medill Hamilton, chairman department,
Wichita
ADJOURN to visit Topeka art and edu-
cational exhibits, next door to manual
training building.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
8:15 o'clock.
Presbyterian church.
Literature-Mrs. Frank Strong,
chairman.
THE breath and finer spirit of all
knowledge Wordsworth.
Music-(a) Grieg, Norwegian Bri-
dial Procession, up. 10, No. 2; (b)
Mendelssohn, Cauzonette from Quar-
tette in E-hat, Mrs. J. W. Going and
Mrs. H. B. Tasker, Topeka.
1.-THE Ballads of Frederick Schiller"
Miss Alberta. L. -Corbin, Lawrence.
Violin duet, Carmen Fantaisie, -
Jeno Hubay. Miss Lucelia B. Clark,
Mrs. Thomas F. Hogan, Junction City.
Victor Hugo as a Lyric and ORA
matte Poet" Miss Eugene Calico,
professor of romance languages and
! literatures, Kansas university, Law
Music-"Toliehenel1e." Cshutt), Miss
Gertrude Tracey, Topeka
Vocal duet = The Gypsies, "
Ada L. Harrington, Kansas City, Kan.
| THURSDAY MORNING, MAY IS.
800 O'Clock.
| Music-Piano solo, "Berceuse, -
/ (Moszkowski), Miss Mary Harrison,
Topeka.
Il Know a Lovely Garden, .
/ (d'HardeIot), Mrs. Houston Whiteside,
Wichita.
HISTORICAL HOUR.
| Chairmen-Mrs. Lillian A. Pickens,
Hays, west; Mrs. d. W. Wilder. Hia-
watha. east.
'sThe Development of Wheat Grow
ing in Kansas Mrs. Grace L. Snyder,
/ CaWker City.
.'The Reservation of old Fort
Hays" Mrs. Lillian A. Pickens.
1.-THE Dispersion of the Legislature
of 1856" Miss Abbey Huntington
kansas Fifty Years Ago. Mr.. Geo.
w Martin, secretary State Historical
society.
RecolIections of the Quantren Raid"
Mrs. Sarah D. T. Robinson, Lawrence.
1000 o'clock.
Final report of eredential COM
mittee.
thaD, Miss May Reddick, Topeka.
Election of officers.
| Miscellaneous business
Music-Vocal solo, Mrs. William
Wikidal. 1900,
Mrs. Alice KEYS. Beloit. chairman.
ssWhat Is Civil Service to Kansas
Women" Mrs. H B. Asher Law
renee.
Chambers, Hoxie.
.sCivic Beauty Mrs. L. H. Thomp-
son, Norton.
SCIENCE DEPARTMENT.
Mrs T. A. Cordry, Salina, chairman
1.-THE Fourth r in Education, or the
Science of Right Living.
s@The Fconon1v of Right Living
Mrs. F. E. Munsell. Herington.
'sOur Proxies '-ATrs. W. D. Atkin-
son, Parsons.
Vocal soIo-"A Merry Heart" (Mrs
Eugene Wyrick), Miss GeneVleVe Hlce'
'''''''-'t DEPARTMENT OF ART.
Mrs. James n. Wilkinson, Empor1a
! chairman.