The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-10
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state Omcers.
President, Mrs. May Bellevile Brown
Vice President, Mrs. L. H. wishard.
Recording Secretary, Mrs. W D. Atkin-
corresponding Secretary Mrs. N. 1. Nc
Treas rer. Mrs. H. b asher. Lawrence:
Auditor, Mrs. Grace L. Snyder Ca"Ast
General Federation Secretary Mrs. Lila
Day Monroe, Topeka.
Superintendent Travelling Art Galley
Mrs. Kate Arlington. Council Grove
District Presidents.
First District-drs. II. 0. Carney 10
pekas president. ,
Third Distr9ict@SIiss Estelle Dalton
Fourth Bisfrict5@Mrs. Flora Sands of
Fifth DistriotNairs. Catherine Hoffnaan'
Enterprise, president. $780,.
Sixth District-Nlrs. ". H. Nelson
Smith Center. president. ..-,
Seventh District-Mrs. E. i. PeIuJonAi'
Dodge City. president
Eighth District Organizer-1drs- D r.
Usage County Federation-AIrs. Emma
Iroudner, Carbondale. president
Topeka Officers.
President. Mrs. Clement Smith. 721 Polk
street. Ind tel. 145-3.
Vice President, Mrs. J. W. Going, 900 To-
peka avenue. Ind. tel. 80
second ice Efeslueht, MISS AuCy D.
n man. 30 Monroe street .. -.
Secretary. Miss Maud Bishop, 1900 Col
si-rets11rer Ms ls' II II Robertson as
Sixth avenue west
Auditor Mrs G. A. Huron 221 Fillmore
street. Ind. tel. S67
The matter of route for the kan
sas delegation to st. Paul has been set
tied.
After a most careful canvass of the
situation. Mrs. Monroe having been
given full power by the executive board
10 act in the matter and in conference
WIN me president has chosen the Chi
cago Great Western-the we'll known
Mapie Leaf road
The special train of the Kansas Fed
Grafton will leave the Maple Leaf sta
ton in Kansas City ON the evening of
May 20. arriving IN ST. Paul the follow
ing forenoon
There viii be no official route in
Kansas, but the promised rate of one
I9re for round trip will obtain from all
Adtisas points ana an Kansas roads
VIII WOIk Win lne federation IN TINS
conneetion-so it might be better TO
say, instead Oh no ROAD Delhg Oilcial-
10 al Kansas ROADS are named as OF
1SlaI ioules IA me state. because
ma (gllty OF lne executive BOARD lVe
on me CHIoH racine, SPECIAL car VIII
pc sent out on that line as far west as
Ills u ueslie ON May ~, Tor the
Sol5 Vglllellce OF me president party
80 lIl1as y ~ Visa 70 JON A. proNldS1
S.- osi ms ~, silslll ne palq Tor a Week
t az an ms SetL VIII De SWlLcileQ
utl Tclly 20 the Great w estern track
~ hdIlSds lily ana aLtacheu TO the OF
LlcIdi ttaln' Cther Kansas roads VIII
1uIIlIsh llhe. convenience under the
g. .,5iE17 'lu1 WoIile1 WlsIi ing
Ss,, 49,, - - q Lt'iS y, ~ " Ina
H. c,,1,sti[ III - an a. az 8 en- Gu =
~ ioft 'iOii VIII 'ii9 journey are u
~ must De understood that While
1Lls i 70 De me ofhcial train OF the
Kansas delegation, any others who
wish to take advantage of this Oppor-
tunity will be at liberty to join the
delegation.
orders for berths must be sent to
Mrs. Monroe VINO viii have diagrams
or the cars. Everything possible for
the comfort OF passengers Will be done
and all worry and responsibility viii be
saved them-
Sterling is to have Club week
next week. The SOrosis will have its
annual guest day on Thursday, the
4tth' 10 when the state president and
oIher guests are invited and which
PROMISES 10 pc most delightful OCca-
sion The Home Culture and NJ. 1. c.
VIII give an art exhibit and play al
me sterling auditorium on the even
ing or the 18th and 14th of February
Inc play Pygmalian and Galatea
VIII pc gwen by members of the NJ. I
Z. RMS play was given by them at d
prlVaIe mouse short time ago, anC
was considered so excellent that they
nave oeen requested to put it on this
stage lnat every one might have the
OPpoI tuiLty OF seeing inns llJJie classic
so Wen given by home talent
The art exhibit viii include the ItaL
ian collection from the Travelling AR
gallery and in addition eighty picture.