The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-28
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ed. Ask for certificates when buying
your ticket.
Certificates will be signed by Mrs.
Grace L. Snyder, Auditor K. F. W. C.
Meetings will be held in the First
Presbyterian church.
The reception Tuesday evening will
be held in the Fraternal Aid hall
The committee on trains will meet
all trains on Tuesday, May s. After
that, delegates are asked to come di-
rectly to the Presbyterian church upon
arriving.
The rates of the hotels in Lawrence
for the state federation will be $500
per day, room and meals, with two in
a room, at the new Eldridge; and $1.25
per day at The Lawrence House.
Rooms will be reserved for those wish
ing them in private houses or board
ing houses at reasonable rates. Write
to Miss Carrie H. Lyon, correspond
ing secretary. Lawrence.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church viii serve the noon meal each
day in the basement Of the church.
for twenty-five cents each.
The programme for the various SER
vices which begin on May s, and con-
tinue through May II follows:
Tuesday Afternoon, May 8, 2 O'Clock.
Music Phapsodie No. u (Iiszt). Mrs.
B. J. Dalton, Mrs. Frank Banks.
Invocation
Welcome-Mrs. John L. Knworth.
president Lawrence City Federation
Welcome-Chancello Frank Strong,
University of Kansas.
Kansas City
Greetings-Mrs. s. R. Peters, New
City; Mrs. W. A. Johnston, Topeka;
Mrs. J. NJ. Lewis, Jr., Kinsley.
Vocal solo. (selected), Miss Kate
Riggs, Lawrence.
Message of the President-Mrs. May
REPORTS.
Recording secretary.
Corresponding secretary
Treasurer.
Reciprocity bureau.
General Federation secretary.
Travelling art gallery
Piano solo. Pasquinade" (Gottschalk)
MIS-. q. A. Hannah, Lawrence
Tuesday Evening, 8 O'Clock.
Reception at Fraternal Aid hall.
Wednesday Morning, 8 O'clock.
Piano solo, "Polechfnelle." (Rach-
maninoff), Miss Louise Wiedeman
Minutes.
Report credentiaI committee.
Roll call of delegates.
REPORTS OF SUBORDINATE
FEDERATION2.
First district-Mrs. Harry o. Garvey
Topeka.
Second district-Mrs. D. S. Stephens.
Kansas City.
Third district-1nss Estene Dalton,
Winfield.
Fourth district-Mrs. Flora sands.
Fifth district-Mrs. Catherine Huff
man, Enterprise
Sixth district-Mrs. w H. Nelson.
Smith Center.
Seventh district-Mrs. L. J. Pettijohn.
Usage eounty-Mrs. Emma Trodner,
Carbondale
Hiawatha City Federation.
Topeka City F'ederation-Mrs Clement
Smith.
Lawrence City Federation-Mrs. John
L. KiIwOrth.
Eureka City Federation-Mrs. Ellen
A. Kenner.
Individual club reports.
Miscellaneous business.
Duet from Der Frieschutz." (Weber)
MIS-. Blenche Lyons, Miss Augusta
Flintom.
Wednesday Afternoon, 2 O'Clock.
Vocal solo, Tell Me. Beautiful Maid
en-, (Barcarolle, Gounod), Mrs. John
Lloutman, Kansas City; with violin
oollgato, by Miss Constance Carruth.
Lawrence.
DEPARTMENT OF PHILAN-
THROPY.
Mrs. D. S. Stephens, Chairman.
- How The kindergarten Influences
The Culture of the Home"-Miss Daisy
6. Hoffman, Enterprise.
The Possibilities of the Social Settle
ment IN Kansas''-Mrs. John D. Cruise,
Kansas City.
The Elimination of the Socially I'm
mt Prof F. W. Blackmar Lawrence.
Violin solo. Ia "Canzoelto.' DAM
brosio), tb) The Bee, (Schubert), (c)
..Nalse Caprice (WieniawskiO Miss
Helen Phillips. Lawrence.
DEPARTMENT OF CIVICS.
Mrs. Geo. P. Griffith, Chairman
Practical Suggestions for Civic
Beauty for the Smaller Towns and vii
lagos Prof. Albert Dickens, K. S. A.
c., Manhattan
individual Responsibility in Making
tne Home Town BeautifuF'-Mrs. A
M. Nimmcns, Lincoln
Discussion from floor.
Music, organ, piano. violin: = F'ruhlfngs
Erwachen,' 1Bach, Schneider); "Seren-
ace Roumaine." (Popp), Mrs. f. A.
W leper Mrs c. ". Straffon. Miss
Helen Phipps
Wednesday Evening, s O'Clock.
-, organ solo. civilian Tell). Mrs
Flora Bate Kenney. Emporia.
DEPARTMENT. OF ART
Mrs. Kate A Arlington, Chairman.
me Actual Vaule of Art knowledge
10 a ate''-Mrs. Belle A. Spencer, To-
peka-