The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-26
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board is indicated by light blue
badge. with the words Trains Com
mittee" in plain black lettering. Mem
bers of this committee will meet all
trains. but it will greatly assist them
if DELEGATIONS and clubs write or tele-
graph in advance to Mrs c. G. Tit
comb, 911 New York Life Bldg. the
probable hour of arrival at St. Paul
and the number of guests to be expect
ed. In case of delay or misunder-
standing, the attendant at the Bureau
of Information at the depot or at the
Armory will answer questions and aid
in every possible manner. A large pla~
card bearing the words Information
G. F. W. c." will be placed over the
desk OF this assistant at the depot, and
the words Trains and Baggage" over
the desk at the Armory All club
women are earnestly requested to wear
a knot of light blue ribbon on the left
shoulder for the sake of Identification.
Baggage Committee.
The baggage committee report that
the four leadinS transfer companies
OF ST Paul. 81. B. Cook & Son. Ball
ard Express Co. IgO Express Co, and
Butler Express Coz have agreed that
the charge for baggage delivered in
St Paul during the convention Will be
2oc for each piece Of baggage delivered
TO hotels having porter service. TO
any other place within the city limits,
the charge Tor the same service Will be
soc. In case of any apparent over
charge, the visitor is requested TO take
the name of the driver the number of
the wagon and the name of the team
owner, together with receipt for amount
paid and service rendered. This data
should be put in the hands of this
chairman OF the baggage COMMITTEES
as soon as possible for adjustment.
The transfer men will be on the
trains coming to St. Paul, so that dele
gates and visitors may if they wish
give their checks to these agents. The
chairman of the baggage committee
wishes to impress upon the guests that
the red baggage labels serve in no way
as address, only as a general identifi-
cation mark. The same care must be
taken to give the transfer men the
proper address as if there were no
baggage labels A member of the
baggage committee Will be found in
the Armory near the trains committee.
MARIE L. OBENAUER.
Chairman of Baggage Committee.
Hotels Committee.
The hotels committee, Mrs. v. J.
Hawkins chairman, Will have repre-
sentatives at the station to meet in
coming trains, and they will have lists
of hotels and available private houses
from which reservations may be made
Many excellent houses viii rent rooms,
usually with breakfast and in many
cases with dinner The hotels com
mittee will be near the trains commit
The management of The Euclid has
been changed since the hotels COM
mittee reported as to rates. The rates
that will be in force during the con-
vention are $3.50 for single room
$500 double: $500 single with bath
$3.50 double with bath.
fishers and Pages Committee.
Seats of the delegates to the Eighth
Biennial. which viii be assigned by
the corresponding secretary of the G
F w c, can be changed only by her
order So far as possible a preference.
Will be given to members of the Gener-
al Federated clubs, after the delegates,
| alternates and distinguished guests are
/ provided for
Minnesota club women are request
4 ed to show every courtesy to theis
! guests in the matter of seats and to
/ extend to them every possible assis-
/ lance and give them all the informa-
] ton needed
MRS. ". F. GRAVES
Chairman.
Carriages Committee.