The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-16
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The reception at the Country club
Monday afternoon in honor OF Mrs.
Sarah P1att Decker Of Denver. presi-
Mrs. Eustace II. Brown of Salina. pres
ident Of the Kansas federation IN for
the members Of the city federation.
The reception committee, the hall COM
mittee and the club extension committee
are assisting. The hours are from TO
s o'clock. Mrs. Decker and Mrs. Brown
will arrive in Topeka about noon Mon
day and will be entertained by Mrs.
w. A. Johnston at Elmwood Place
while they are in town. The evening
meeting at the First Presbyterian
church will begin at o'clock Besides
Mrs. Decker's and Mrs. Browns adj
dresses there will be good musical num-
bers. A general invitation is extended
for this meeting and the husbands of
club women are especially welcome.
Mrs Decker and Mrs. Brown viii
leave Tuesday accompanied by dele
cation Of federal club women for Man
haitian to attend the state federation
| meeting which begins Tuesday even
ing.
The Chalitso club of Highland Park
was taken into the city federation at
the Y. W. c. A. rooms. The delegates
are Mrs. C. w. Campbell and Mrs. Geo.
M. Stone, alternates. Mrs. J. Walter
Mills and Mrs. Frederick lies. This is
the third club to be taken into the fed
Grafton in Mrs. Watsons administra-
ton thanks to the efforts Of the club
extension committee. Mrs. Abram
Bergen is a new individual member Of
the federation who Joined Friday.
Mrs. w. D. Atkinson Of Parsons, Mrs.
Fred Dumont Smith Of Kinsley, Mrs.
Hageman of Salina. Mrs. ]. s. Sim
mons of Hutchinson, Mrs. Bertrand
Rockwell and Mrs. John Hall of Kan
women who will attend the meeting Of
the federation Monday night and the
reception in honor Of Mrs. Decker and
Mrs. Brown Monday afternoon.
From Mrs. c. C. Goddard, general
!, federation secretary: Next week the
itinerary for our trip to Boston will be
mailed to every club woman in the
state; 1t will give full information re-
garding railroad rates, stopovers. limit
Of ticket. etc.. also information per-
tanning to headquarters in Boston, the
Copley Square hotel.
The delegates and alternates will Sc
4, cure their own accommodations at the
hotels; also make reservations TOT
sleeper through the A. L. q 5. r. agent.
Mr. Curtis of Topeka.
: The federation secretary would like
the names of all visiting club women
3 (not delegates or alternately who ex-
! pect to attend the biennial in order
, that they may be put on the list tc
secure tickets which will admit them to
the meetings.
!, The Copley hotel, Boston, Mass, has
: been selected as headquarters
!, Rates for rooms on European plan Il
as follows: Single court room 81
, per day, same room fol-; two people
D double bed, $500 Isl each person.; out
e side room $500 per day. $500 for TIVE
persons; with private bath single cour
rooms $500 per day, $500 for two per
!, sons; outside room. private bath, $50
> per day, for two persons $4.00."
The management says: I'VE should
not want to guarantee to take care o.
your number. unless you would guar
! antee at this time a certain number
: that will be here with U.S., We can
! however at this date take your full
= delegation, and would be pleased I,
! take them If We should hear immed
: lately" orr a.
About the Boston biennial:
Baggage must be checked to Bos
Il ton.
) Baggage labels furnished by tn
2 committee should be placed on boil
= ends of trunks. e-l.
8 Hand baggage must not b.
checked. ana D.
Biennial baggage" men will boart
= incoming trains.
Biennial porters" will be at tn
stations.
Il AS a measure of precaution, bag
? gage should be entrusted only t.
: badged men.
The baggage committee will be on
70 duty in each station upon the arriva
! of trains; during the biennial a
Symphony hall.
4 All complaints should be made tt
the baggage committee.
IL Arrangements have been made b!
. / l. -
following rates: Fifty cents per pas
, senger from either station to an!
hotel. Members Of the carriage com
mittee will be at north and south
stations upon the arrival of in-com
ing trains, also during the week a
, Symphony hall.
, The Old Colony Trust company. thu
largest depository of the funds O.
women's clubs in New England, will
> afford the visiting club women the un
: facilities at the federation head
: quarters in Symphony hail.
The credential committee will b,
: in session at Symphony hall, Monday
!, June %, from 10 am :, to H.; from
9. p. m. Tuesday, June %, from !
a. M, to IL M; from p. M, to 5 p
> M; from Z p. M, to p. m. Wednes
? day, June "a, from a. m, to IL m
II Delegates and alternates are re
quested to attach their visiting care
to their credentials.
A copy of club receipts for gen
eral federation dues for 1908 must b,
presented with credentials.
IL Special notice. Honorary members
members of the council, general fed
Grafton state secretaries, members O.
committees, speakers and all other
= who receive cards of admission ISSUED
, by the credential committee, mus
present them in person to said com
| mittee to be countersigned, in order
to make them effective.
Note. To gain entrance to thu
credential room, delegates and alter
, mates will please use the Huntington