The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14
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such bulletin boards as are needed
committee on Club Information.
Mrs W. P. Barrett, ~ Dale street
This Subcommittee viii endeavor to
give Information on all subjects other
than club work. This will include gen.
eral information about st. Paul and
Minneapolis. including information
about railroads street cars. excursions,
parks places of amusement. etc. Maps.
directories, timetables, newspapers
will be kept on hand for consultation.
This sub-com mlttee will also have a
general oversight over telephone, tele-
graph, messenger and postal service,
and will know where all committee
rooms are located
committee on Social Informa-
tion.=Mrs. W. E. Bramhall. sos lyle
hart street This committee will
receive and distribute invitations; ad-
wise about residents in city, places of
amusement. restaurants and dress; in
fact, be ready to give advice on all So
cial matters. This committee viii, if
possible, work with the committee on
receptions and introductions.
Subcommittee on Lost and Found
Mrs. B. L. Goodkind, IS St. sAlbans
street The duties of this sub-comnit-
tee will be to register and care for all
articles found, and to register ana at
tempt to restore to owner all articles
reported lost
Subcommittee on Small Conven-
iences-Mrs. J. NJ. Welsh, 115 West
ern avenue. This sub committee viii
provide such small necessities as may
be needed during the meetings, such
as pens, penholders. ink, writing paper,
envelopes, scratch blocks, blotting pa
per, blank cards. pencils, rubber bands,
twine, wrapping paper. express tags,
maps and directories, tacks, hammers,
nails, screw drivers, screws, knives,
erasers. pins (black and white) hat
pins (black and white), hair pins.
ca q (h4aCIx and Whifa1 thread
needles. thimbles. If there is sufficient
space this committee Will maintain
writing desk near by.
subcommittee on Registration.-
Mrs. A T. Bigelow, 1880 Iglehart
street; assistant. Miss Sue Willes, 11S
Harrington avenue. This sub-c0mmit-
tee is to prepare and file for reference
a complete catalogue of all visiting the
convention. including delegates, visit
ors not delegates, officers, committees
and council No badge is to be given
to any one until name is registered
This Subcommittee will prepare and
post in a prominent place. as soon as
possible, an alphabetical list Of all Wis
itOrs to the convention.
The postmaster will establish and
maintain a branch postoh1ce in the
ArmOry, and requests that all letters
be directed to Gen. Fed. w. Clubs. Ar
mory, ST. Paul
The Remington Typewriter company
mas promised the use OF I'VE SlC4NOBTd-
pliers and five typeWriting machines
during convention, free of charge.
The Western Union Telegraph COM
pany will establish and maintain a
branch telegraph Office in the Armory
during convention.
Both the Twin City and the North
western Telephone companies have
promised all the telephone service re-
quired in Armory, free of charge
The chairman of the bureau of in
formation suggests that visitors who
viii wish to get money at the St. Paul
Paul banks provide themselves with
New York exchange instead of per-
sonal checks. and with a letter of
identification from their home bank.
1t costs exchange to cash a personal
check. the holder must be locally iden-
tined, and there is often delay in get
ting the money With New York ex-
change and a letter of identification,
money can be obtained at any bank
without expense, delay or trouble.
LILY A. LONG.
H. 81