The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-05-10
Will Hold Annual Meeting in
Topeka May 1921.
About 45O Bankers and Their
Wives Are Expected.
EXCELLENT PROGRAM
Attractive Social Events and
Business Sessions.
Meeting to Open With Reception
at Central Y. II. C. A.

Invitations to the bankers of Kansas
to attend the annual meetings of the
state association have been sent out
and about 450 bankers with their
wives are expected to be in Topeka the
week of May %. A special effort is
being made to attract the wives of
bankers to the convention. believing
that the bankers will be Influenced to
come in larger numbers Attractive
social events and interesting business
sessions have been arranged to make
the visit of the bankers a pleasant one.
On the opening night of the conven-
ton, the bankers and their wives will
be entertained at a reception at the
Central Y. M. c. A. Music. addresses
and athletic SPORTS will constitute the
program of the evening. The follow
ing day, the bankers will be busy and
the ladies will enjoy an. automobile
tour of the city in the afternoon and at
o'clock reception at the Country
club.
Thursday evening the Topeka bank
ers have engaged the Grand opera
house in compliment to the visiting
bankers and Otis Skinner in your
Humble Servant will be the attrac-
ton. Friday morning the ladies will
have a meeting of their own at the
HOIH6 OIL hIS. JOIlI1 hilINdH0 oQClA
subjects as What 1 Don't Know About
Banking and others will be discussed.
The group officers OF the state will
hold a conference in the supreme
court rooms Friday morning and
Thursday morning the vice president
of the American Banking association
for Kansas will be elected. The build
ing and loan section will hold sessions
in the supreme court rooms Thursday
afternoon and Friday morning.
The program of the general sessions
in Representative hall is as follows:
10 a. m. Thursday.
Call to order.
Invocation-Rev. F. L. Hayes D. D.,
pastor First Congregational church, To-
peka.
America-The convention in chorus.
Mr.. NJ. C. Holman, Topeka, directing.
Welcome to Topeka-E. L. Copeland,
vice president State Savings bank. To-
peka, treasurer A, T. & S. F. r. r.
Co.
Welcome to Kansas-W. R. Stubbs,
governor of Kansas.
Response-W. H. Malott, cashier Cit
liens bank, Abilene. Kan.
Presidents annual address-P. w.
Goebel.
Appointment of committee.
p. m. Thursday.
Vocal solo,. H. McLou1h, cashier Lo-
gan County State bank. Monument.
AQQrSSS-J. T. oWdIlSSI, D1Ilh COtIl-
missioner for Missouri.
Address, Requisites to a Clean Bill
of HEALTH. n. Dolley, bank commits
s;oner for Kansas.
Address, Objectives in Association
Work-F'red E; Farnsworth, general Sec
rotary American Bankers association,
New York.
Address, The Central Bank-Geo. E.
Roberts. president Commercial National
bank, Chicago.
10 a. m Friday.
Music.
Address, The Bankers Service to the
Community as an Exponent of Sound
Financial Doctrine-J. r. Muvane, To-
peka, president Bank of Topeka.
Address, The Younger Fellows-7J. M.
Hellings, Jr., cashier Coats State bank,
Goats, Kan.
John E. Wagner, Altoona. president
Citizens State bank.
Address, Legislative Measures Pro-
posed by the American Bankers asso-
ciation-Thos. 3. Patton, counsel Amer
lean Bankers association, New York.
9 p. m. Friday.
Music.
Address, Bank Accounting -Stanley
Young, Kansas City, Mo.
Address. Some Advantages of Uni
form State Legislation-A. A. GODDARD,
Topeka.
lInprOInPIu Sp6tCtlSS OIL A@1NO DdHhuLS
Topics.
Association hour.
Reports of secretary and treasurer.
Report of Building and Loan Associa-
ton Section-T. B. Brown.
Report of auditor.
Report of group conference.
Proposed amendments to constitution
and bylaws.
Reports of committees.
Election and installation of officers.
Ladies' Meeting.
AT 10 a. m. Friday a special program
for the ladies will be given at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Mulvane,
Mss H. G. West, Home State bank,
Junction City, presiding.
Papers and addresses:
Greetings-Mrs. Scott HOPKINS, Pru-
Dental Trust Co., Topeka.
Women Bankers in KansaS-MiSs
Anna E. Speck, bank commissioners
office, Topeka.
How I Would Run a Bank-Mrs. c.
F. Henson, Peoples National bank,
Paola.
What 1 Don't Know About Banking
Mrs. J. B. Floresch, Union National
bank, Manhattan.
The Things That Are Caesar's-Mrs.
Margaret Hill McCarter, Topeka.
Music by Mrs. Geo. w. Parkhurst,
Mrs Robert D. Carver and Mrs. Chas.
Gleed.
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