The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-28

IN which money Is sent IN Tor their
reservation After May 10. women
other than club women, wishing to
make the trip. may secure berths by
forwarding their money to me at the
above rates.
The husbands and sons of any Of the
ladies are respectfully invited to join
our party. trust that many of them
will take advantage of this trip.
We will join Oklahoma, Indian Ter
ritCry and Missouri women at Kansas
City. and It is. expected that we will
have a special train from there to St
Paul. leaving Kansas City at 7:05 sp~
m. May 30th, arriving at St. Paul the
forenoon of May 81. You should,
therefore request your agent 70 sell
you tickets via. Kansas City or st. JOS
eph and the Chicago Great Western
from there; be sure your tickets read
that way.
1t. should be remembered that from
st. Paul many of the really desirable
resorts Of the Northwest can be read
lily reached and economically.
There viii also be a special train esc-
cursion via the Northern Pacific to-
Yellowstone National Parksat the close
of the coming biennial.
Cost of the Trip.
The cost of this delightful journey
will be moderate Tickets will be sold
from st. Paul and Minneapolis, to and
through Yellowstone Park ana return
to either of these points, including five
ard one half days IN the PARK. together
with hotel accommodations a15 stage
transp ortation for this period at SIS.
Tickets good for one double berth in
Pullman standard sleeping car, St.
Paul to Gardiner (offieial entrance to
Y Yellowstone Park and return to St.
Paul will be sold for. $1S. These berths
are large enough to accommodate two
persons and can be occupied by two
at the same rate as apphes for one
person.
Dining car meals win be served
table d'hote, 75c each for breakfast
and lunch and 800 for dinner.
Approximate cost of the trip to each
passenger will be as follows:
Park and railroad ticket. $500
Meals in dining car. .....s.... SIS
One double berth, round trip. 1900
Total. ........ $98.76
The railways have agreed to pro-
vide & good supper at Kansas City be-
fore leaving there. at a. cost of not
more than seventy-fve cents.
Every effort is being made by your
officers, and also by the railroads, to
make the trip a pleasant one, and it
is hoped that we can send a large and
representative delegation of our club
women to this biennial meeting.
We urge you to make your prepare
lions at once. Let both delegates and
delegate alternates. and indeed all in
terested club women, attend this
meeting. Send your money and' Sc
cure your berths at the earliest mo-
ment, SO that we will be sure of our
Pullman in sufficient time.
MRS. LILA DAY MONROE.
Mrs. Monroe also gives out the fol-
lowing information:
The railways have agreed to provide
a good supper at Kansas City before
the delegations leave there. This will
be much pleasanter than to try to
get supper on d diner before reaching
the city. But inasmueh as this supper
must be ordered we viii ask those who
think they wish to be served to drop a
postal to Mr.. Geo. w. Lincoln, T. P. A.
Maple Leaf No. W. Ninth street,
Kansas 20 City. The head of a party
might do this telling~hoW many sup
pers are desired SO that all may be pro-
vided for.
The headquarters of the Kansas
delegation viii be the Euclid hotel, the
newest first class. hotel in st. Paul A
special rate of S 1 per day has been
granted for parties OF four in a, room.
The hotel Is opposite the postoffice and
one block from the aFmory- We feel
that we are to be especially well cared
for and at moderate expense.
The diagrams of sleepers are now in
the hands of the secretary and all
wishing reservations will write at once,
may be no confusion later. Tell where
you wish berth, whether upper or low
er, and whether double or single berth
is desired.
Berth rate from Ellis to st. Paul is
$3.50; from Salina 81; from Topeka
$3.50; from Kansas City So; points be-
tween Ellis and Salina the same as
Ellis; between Salina and Topeka,
same as Salina.
HEADQUARTERS of the credentiaI COM
mittee will be in the armory..
All club women are requested to
wear upon arrival a. knot of blue rib
bon on the shoulder as means of
Identification by the trains committee,
the members Of which Will wear a
badge of blue Iettered In black.
Your mail may be addressed to 1.-The
Armory'' st. Paul, Mimi, where a
branch postoff1ce will be established for
the convenience of visitors and dele
gates.
Alternates will have the privilege Of
delegates, except as to voting, so they
must provide themselves with creden-
tial cards as we'll The visiting card
of all delegates and alternates must be
attached to their eredential cards Bet
ter attend to this before leaving home.
Credential cards will be sent by the
treasurer to the heads Of the various
organizations. as the residents of city
declarations will receive the cards for
| delegates of clubs belonging thereto,
and the various district presidents will
receive cards for the club of her dis
trict. These may be distributed eth
er through the mail or given out in
person at Lawrence. The latter plan
will be used by the president of the
First District. She will call her dele
gates together and deliver credential
cards to accredited delegates.
For the state federation meeting in
Lawrence in May the railroads offer
a one and a third rate on the certi-
hcate plan from all points in the state,
and from Kansas City, Missouri. Those
taking advantage of this rate are re-
Quested to secure their certificates
from the agent selling them tickets.
The hotel charges for club women
are 81 and 1925 per day; lodging may
be procured in private boarding houses
by applying to Mrs. J. f. Scott, chair
man of committee on accommodations,
or Miss Carrie H. Lyon, corresp bonding
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