The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-04-24
STATE OFFICERS

STATE OFFICERS
President-Mrs. Eustace Brown. Olathe.
Vice President-Mrs. c. H. Trott, juno
Rec. Secretary-Mrs. F. B. Wheeler.
Cor secretary-Mrs. Charles C. sholes.
Olathe.
Treasurer-Mrs. C. w Lands. Osborne
Auditor--Mrs. NJ. S. Munson, Ell Dorado.
Gen Fed. Secretary-Mrs. c. c. Goddard.
PRESIDENTS OF DISTRICT Fedora
First-Mrs w vows W Meod Horton.
second~Mrs. w. D. Wolfe. lola.
Third--Mrs. ]. E. Raymond, Girard.
Fourth-Mrs. David Hamilton, Eureka
Center
sixth--Mrs Geo. P. Griffith. Hays City.
Seventh-Mrs. Samuel Yaggy, Syracuse.
Eighth-Mrs. I. n. Singer. Wichita;
Mrs Isabel Nofftz Quenemo, president
or the Usage County federation.
G. F. W. C. FROM KANSAS.
Dlrector-Mrs. w: A. Johnston: Topeka
Forestry Committee-Mrs. Grace l.
Health Departnlent-Civ COMMITTEES:
Mrs. c: B. Hoffman. Enterprise.
tons committee. and Mrs. F. H. Lemon
OF Leavenworth food sanitation committee.
From the State President.
The city federation of Hutchinson,
which is sparing no effort toward the
successful entertainment of Kansas
CluD WOileil May &, ., ana Z, is COM
posed of four clubs with total mem
bership of one hundred and fifteen
members. Its officers are Mrs. Chas
W. Oswald, president; and Mrs. Kate
Brooks, treasurer. The component
clubs are: The Women's, Mrs
Domestic Science, Mrs. Samuel Hirst,
president; The New Century, Mrs. c.
H. Scott, president; and the Phila-
mathe, Mrs. E. D. White. president
Organized but little more than a
year ago. this concerted and harmon
ious activity necessary to the dispens-
ing of the hospitality of their beau
tiful city to so many guests, will leave
them a strengthened, united organiza-
ton, potentially great, for their city's
good.
Mrs. F. NJ. Pearl, president of the
Civic League of Hiawatha, has re-
ported $12.56 raised for the tubercu-
losis fund, and forwarded to DIR. c. B.
Van Horn, treasurer of the state asso-
citation.
Mrs. CASTOR Boyd of Newton, chair
man of the music committee, sends in
the following program for the Hutch
inson meeting:
Grand concert at the Opera House on
Thursday evening, May 9Th.
Part One.
1. Ladies' Chorus-"Found"
Geo. L. Osgood
2 Waltz song-"Memories Fond
Mrs. Ralph Faxon.
8. Piano. (a) 80 Variations in c
Minor. .---.. Beethoven
OBJ Fantasia, OPP. Is. major 49,.
4. Vocal Solos. ta) Chanson Pro-
T ven .--.:.-..--.--.Del Aqua
CD DlnJa. herman
Mrs Huston Whiteside.
Part Two.
1. Ladies' Chorus-Ave verum.
-Gounod
?. Vocal Solos ta) Aria from Rob
ert lie Diable. ...------. Meyerbeer
OBJ LIE Printemps. Leo Sterne
vatory.
5. Piano (a) Romanza. .Buckhalter
(b) Humoresque. 49,. Buckhalter
(c) Nocturne. OPP. Is. No. 2 Chopin
CD Scherzo B-flat Minor. Chopin
4. Ladies Chorus-Sweet and Low
=. &C. B. Hawley
The piano numbers are by the emf
nent pianist, Simon Buckhalter. who
very gracious1y acceded to an urgent
request for this appearance
The Knabe piano used for this oc-
casion is furnished by the Schumann
Piano Company.
Miss Graham of the Topeka High
school will give her lecture on 'Liv-
ing Arithmetic" at the Hutchinson
meeting Wednesday evening, May 5.
Miss Graham's treatment of this
unique subject is most interesting. and
she illustrates her lecture with stere-
opticon views and slides. To Mrs F.
w Watson, as chairman, we owe the
securing of Miss Graham for the K.
F. w. C. program.
Miss Romig, the experienced libra
rian of Abilene viii speak at Hutch
inson under the department of library
extension. of which Miss Eva Wirick
of Yates Center is chairman.
The following cali for. the ap-
preaching meeting has been sent to
every federated club In the state. so