The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-26

passengers in the carriage: maximum
charge for a carriage, $1.O0- Special
rates for evening use will undoubted1S
also be secured.
MRS. W. NJ LIGGETT, Chairman.
MRS. r. c. STRINGER, Sub-Chmn.
Press Committee.
The press committee will have head
quarters in the Armorys room l. near
the entrance. Members of the COM
mittee will be there on Wednesday
from to II. 2 to 5 and to $50 and
on Thursday from to 5, to meet press
representatives and give them their
badges. Visiting press people should
bring credentials from their papers.
Reception Committee.
The committee on receptions, of
which Mrs. c. E. Furness is chairman,
will be distinguished by a lavender
badge. Members of this committee
will be present at each session of the
Biennial to assist the social informa-
ton committee in promoting mutual
intercourse and good fellowship be-
tween members from the various
states and between visiting and local
club women.
At the receptions to be held on Fri
day afternoon. June 1sts the members
of this committee will assist the host
esses in their homes The following
isalistOfh ostesses:
Mrs. r. NJ. Newport. Mrs Charles
Schuneman, Mrs. c. Milton Griggs,
Mrs. Horace Thompson, Mrs. J. J. Hill,
Mrs. Howard Elliott. Mrs. Edward H.
Cutler, Mrs. George Thompson. all
of Summit avenue. Mrs c. E. Furn-
ess. Exchange St, Irvine Park
Mrs. Geo. r. Ranney especially in
vites all visiting Daughters of the
American Revolution to meet the State
Regent Mrs. ]. z. Bell. and other dis
tinguished officers. at her hnn,A on
Virginia avenue. from to p. m.
Friday. June LIST.
On Saturday evening, June 2, a re-
ception will be given al the new state
capitol, from 8 to IL o'clock, by Gov
ernOr and Mrs. Johnson, assisted by
the general officers of the federation
aud other distinguished guests. All
visiting club women are cordially in
vited.
Members of the reception commit
tee will also be at the Town ana
Country club on the morning of the
drive, which is set for Tuesday. June
9TH. Here all visiting and local club
women viii be welcomed from 10 to 2
a. IN. The Town and Country club
can be reached by the Selby avenue
car line.
For the same afternoon two river
excursions are planned, one by the
Taylor Memorial. an association in
coin ection with the St. Paul public
school system, having in Its charge
the care of sick teachers and the otn~
er by the 81. Hdul Roosevelt CluDs
which has kindly consented to assist
the committee on ushers and pages a
the evening meetings at the Armory
throughout the entire convention.
These excursions are both divided into
afternoon and evening trips; they will
carry fine music and furnish oppor-
tunities for dancing. They will also
afford chance to see some of the
beautiful river scenery in our vicinity.
Please notify Mrs. Paul Doty 2S6
ont I,fa
present on the opening night Wednes-
day. May 80. in order that a seat may
be reserved for you If possible Escort
allowed.
Please register at the Armory as
soon as you arrive in town. This will
greatly facilitate the publication of the
first bulletin.
There viii be a postoffice at the Ar
mOry. Mail may be address. Genera
Federation of Women's Clubs. The
Armory. St. Paul"
Do not forget to put the red labels
on your different pieces of baggage
and then hand your check to the bag
gageman on the train or in the depor
Immediately upon your arrival
If needing advice. go to the Infor-
nation Bureau G. F. w c. at the Tn
ion station or at Armory- Guide books
and necessary printed matter may be
found there.
The following fine exhibits are opet.
at the old capitol every day except
Sunday from May 80 to June { inclu-
sive.
1. TN Senate chamber9. Art. in
Guiding arts and crafts. home decora-
tion old japanese prints, model school
decorations. pottery, barbizon collec-
ton (loaned) and travelling gallery of
$50 original paintings by distinguished
artists.
2. blouse of Representatives,
Women's Work. This is a states exhi-
bit of Women's Work that is distinct~
Y fine and typical.
8. Household economics. including
model fat. (Three rooms).
4. Pure food. in connection with
the fine state exhibit of the Minnesota
Dairy and Food Commission.
At the request of the library extern
sion committee of the General Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs. the Office OF
the Minnesota Library Commission
will be the headquarters for all club
women who are interested in library
work. This is at room q. new capitol.
Special features of library work will