The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-21
State Bankers Association Meets
Here Next Week.
Big Reception at Y. NJ. C. A.
Opens Three Day Session.
TO SEE OTIS SKINNER,
Capitalist Ones Will Attend
Grand Theatre in Body.
Plan Greatest Convention in
History Organization.

An informal reception at the central
Y NJ. c. A. next Wednesday, will be
the opening feature of the twenty
third annual convention of the Kan
SIS Bankers association which in
cludes officials OF national, state, and
private banks. The convention will be
ir. session three days.
By the courtesy of the association
officials the Central Y. M. c. A build
ing will be given over to the pleasure
of the visiting bankers, their wives and
guests.
There will be bankers in Topeka
thousand strong-at least there were
that many in Wichita at the convention
year ago, and there is no reason to
believe that this mark will not be
reached in the capital city.
On Thursday morning the visiting
delegates will be welcomed by E. l..
Copeland and Governor w. r. Stubbs,
a response to be made by M. H Malott;
of Abilene. Topics which are included
on the program are in every way prac-
teal.
Women to Meet.
On Friday a womens meeting has
been scheduled to be held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Mulvane,
Mrs H. G. West, of Junction City, pre-
siding. Mrs. Scott Hopkins will well
come the women visitors to Topeka,
and during the course of the morning
Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter viii speak
en- THE Things that are caesar s." ana
music will be furnished by Mrs. Geo.
w. Parkhurst, Mrs. R. D. Carver, and
Mrs. Charles S. Gleed.
Present Officers.
A special exclusive entertainment will
be given by the bankers of Topeka for
the delegates and their wives and they
will undoubtedly consider it rare treat
to have the opportunity to see Otis
skinner in Your Humble Servant" 1t
is the first entertainment of the kind
to be included on a state bankers pro-
gram.
Registration will begin Wednesday
evening at the National hotel. The. ses-
sions will be held in Representative
hall.
w. W. Webb will have charge of an
auto brigade of a dozen machines
which on Thursday afternoon at 3
o'clock will leave the National hotel
and convey the women in attendance
at the convention on sightseeing tour
of the city which will eliminate at the
Country club where the wives OF the
local bankers will entertain the visiting
ladies.
Present officers of the State Bank
ers' association are:
President, P. w. Goebel. president
Commercial National bank, Kansas
City, Kan; first vice president, Judge
c. f. Lobdell, Larned; secretary, w.
Nafizger, president Fourth National
bank, Wichita.
Program Arranged.
Below is the convention program:
Wednesday evening, informal recep-
tons 20 10 o'clock, Young Men Chris
tian Association building.
10 a. m. Thursday.
Invocation-Rev. F. L. Hayes, D. D.,
nastor First Congregational church, To-
peka.
welcome to Topeka-E. L. Copeland,
vice president State Savings bank To-
peka. treasurer A, I. & s. +. K. X.
Co.
Welcome to Kansas-W. r. Stubs,
governor of Kansas.
Responsive. H. Malott, cashier Cit
liens bank, Abilene, Kan
Presidents annual address-P. w.
Goebel.
Appointment of committee.
2 p. m. Thursday.
Vocal solo-J. H. McLouth, cashier Lo-
gan County State bank. Monument.
Address,. E. Swanger. bank COM
missioner for Missouri.
Address Requisites to a Clean Bill
of Health-J. y. Dolley, bank commits
sioner for Kansas.
| Address, Objectives in Association
Work-Fred E. Farnsworth, general sec
rotary American Bankers association
| New York.
Address, The Central Bank-Geo. E.
Roberts, president Commercial National
bank, Chicago.
| Thursday evening special exclusive
| entertainment Grand opera house, OTIS
| Skinner in Your Humble Servant"
Friday morning, conference of group
| officers.
10 a. m. Friday.
Address, The Bankers Service to the
| Community as an Exponent of Sound
|