The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-14

JFz of the features of the re
-1.,7+ OTTAWA. Assembly her
AID is a history of the w -
r II. work at the Ottawa as
semb1v. Its author. Mrs h.
p hutchinson, president on
the Kansas W. c. T. IT, soes sioce
e~o,,Dd that has been coVeteu slliC0
5eeS when the department was sstaD
5fsI,e5 mn to the present ulAe' We.
INC workers of this orgaAlza - -
housed in a beautiful nome, al 49,
- If is an inspiration to redu Iil9
,,,,t ard IL makes the clubwomah
100 f7af II will not be long 0ntll 'he
-,,o+9a7fs club house Will be a fealure
of more than one of our Kansas :. 10 u
fauor1as. The clubwoman IS coIlils 20
realize more and more me Na va, 80
o1r summer school, and she VIII SUI 5
,esliza what permanent home would
mean to the work
Since the committees OF me StaIe
Federation are not unlIoru Win lilos
of fhe a. F. W. c.. it is difficult to car
~ on the work asked or us IN every
connection. The work Of the pure
food committee was turned over 20
Mrs. F. b Wheeler Of urscieslce com
mittee, since her work TINS year i ~
the line Of domestic science Mrs
Wheeler has taken up the matter IN
her usual energetic way. and mas Sc
cured the services Of Prof Balley OF
Lawrence. so Kansas is assured a me
display of analysed samples In the eX-
hibit at St. Paul.
The kansas delegation at St. Paul
has been allotted headquarters IN the
old Capitol building. where all the
state delegations will be housed KAN
sss is fortunate. as usual. and mas Sc
cured room for the whole time of the
convention. instead of for only part
IF the time as expected. The work or
decorating and arranging our mead
quarters has been turned over TO
consisting of Mrs Monroe, Mrs. NC
Doweu and Mrs Snyder.
Space is yielded this week to the fol-
lowing information concerning local
committees at St. Paul.
CONCERNING BAGGAGE.
The members of the baggage com
mittee of the local biennial board have
secured from Mr.. Trenholm, president
of the St. Paul Union Depot company,
a promise that all Biennial baggage
will be deposited in a separate room,
provided that such baggage is plainly
labeled so that 1t can be easily fden-
fihed For this purpose, the commit
tee will send out red labels, six inches
long by two inches wide, to be pasted
on all baggage marked for St. Paul
biennial. On the labels will be print
Lr 4
The chairman of this committee
wishes to emphasize the necessity of
using these labels as the regular bag
gage room is so crowded with the usual
traffic at this time Of the year as to
make prompt delivery impossible if
these additional trunks get into the
regular baggage room. Every effort
will be made to get the labels into the
hands Of all prospective biennial at
tendants. If, however, some should
find themselves overlooked and the
time IS too short to send for ether Ia
bells. the chairman suggests that they
improvise a label for the purpose. Use
a strip of red paper not less than six
inches long, and put on it in black ink
Convention G. F. w. c., St. Paul"
Paste the labels on the ends of the
trunks and cases. But in any case, use
the red labels on all your baggage. for
we want to protect our guests from
annoyance Of delayed baggage and
shall need your help to this extent.
MARIE L. OBERNAUER.
Chairman Baggage Committee
The bureau Of information for the
ST. Paul biennial has been organized
as follows.
Chairman.-bdissC Clara. Sommers q
South St. Adams street
subcommittee on Club Information
Mrs o. B. Lewis, 444 Hall avenue
This subcommittee will have charge
OF all matters pertaining to club and
AtenniaI meetings. It viii ms5nfsiT