The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-06
State Omcers.

Mrs. W. A. Johnston, member of execu-
tive board of the G.. F. ". G
PresIuent. Mrs. May Beilev1Ie Brown
Vice President. Mrs. L H. Wishard.
lola.
Recording Secretary. Mrs. w. D. Atkin-
Corresponding Secretary. Mrs. N. :. Nc
Tree surer. Mrs. H. B. Asher: Lawrenoe:
Auditor. Mrs Grace l. Snyder Ca"Kef
General Federation Secretary. Mrs Lila
Day Monroe. Topeka.
Superintendent Travelling Art Galley
Mrs. Kate Arlington. Council Grove
$. District Presidents
First District-Mrs. F. H Lemon LeaV-
enworth, president S.enbens
Second DiStrsct-MrS. ID. y SLePASAAS'
Third District-Mrs B. S. Justice. Cha
Fourth District-Mrs. Josephine Wealth
Fifth District-Mrs. Catherine Hoff-
Sixth Distr1ct-Mrs. c. w. Smith. Stock
Sc sevent ii0eI pistrict-Mrs Matte Britt
HSle, nt La S Sr9ssea PW EHsidens- r Peters,
Usage County Federation-Mrs. Mar
shall. Quenemo president
~ Topeka Officers
President. Mrs; w. A McCarter' 1854
c2 @es P aysRSs i Mrs r g watson. 4
Topeka avenue. Ind. tel. 6T.2
H 9e6oHd ov gl6e honse IND tel 1851
Secretary. Mrs. W. F. Bowen. 1924 Van
Buren, street Ind. tel. 5s1.
Treasurer, Miss Emma wallace.
Auditor. Mrs. w. w. KitcheA-
It will be but a few days until the
printing of our official program, yet
the good news keeps coming in at such
a rate that must make advance an
nouncements. Mrs. Geo; P. Griffith
of III vi
that DIR. Chas. w. Burkett, director of
the experimental station of the state
agricultural college at Hays. will speak
under that department. His address
ans Problem This will be one of
the finest numbers on the program,
and adds another specialist to our list
Of speakers.
Mrs. Jeanette Scott Benton, our
Literary Lady" has provided a pro-
gram of college women for the litera-
ture hour and a choice one it is.
1.-THE Hour of the College Girl'' will
have representatives of four prominent
colleges upon the list
The Junction City Ladies' Reading
circle is preparing for an evening
ter part of April. This will be one of
my last official visits. Geographical
position has made it possible for me
to call upon this club a number of
times IN the past TWO years, ana eaCn
call has a red-letter date on my cal
endar.
The loan collection of Copley prints
which has been connected with the
travelling art gallery recently. has
proven most popular. A number OF
the finer pictures have been sold. For
tunately they have mostly been dupli-
Gates so the collection is not depleted
N5Hile on exhibition in Salina two Of
tEe' largest were purchased for the
walls of the National Bank of America
One was a part of the z. A Abbey
series Of the story Of the Holy Grail
in the shape of a frieze several feet
long, and the other was The Advance
Guard" by Schreyer.
Among the club departments to be
established this year at our Chautau-
Ranization at Council Grove. The date
of the assembly is July II to %. and
the superintendent is Mrs. Arlington
Score one for another success.
Mrs Harry Churchill of Greeley.
Colo, who as president of the fedora
ton of that state was a delightful
guest at our Topeka meeting two years
ago. had promised to be with us this
gram A letter just received tells of a
severe illness from which she is Just
now convalescinP. and which will pre-
vent her visit. This is genuine dis
appointment to all who have met Mrs
Churchill
MAY BELLEvILLE BROWN.
GENERAL CLUB NOTES.
The Associated clubs of Kansas CITY.