The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-23

state will arrive Thursday, and some
sort of entertainment will probably bt
provided for that evening. Friday
morning breakfast will be served tt
Country club. There will be a business
meeting and election of officers, anG
in the afternoon a meeting at the Com
merclal club rooms Will be given ovel
TO musical and literary program. Fol
lowing will be the banquet and the
usual after dinner addresses.
The w. T. K. club will meet on Tues
Jordan, 1122 North Jackson street. Mrs.
Jordan and Mrs. Bissell, hostesses.
The following is the program for the
State Federation convention at Abilene,
beginning April 26: A banquet Tues
day evening; dinner and supper Wed
resGay and Thursday in the basement
of the church. an automobile ride, time
selected by committee. A meeting of
the board Of management Tuesday
morning, and another meeting Friday
morning. The remainer of the program
is given below in full:
Wednesday morning, April 26, $50
o'clock sharp; Mrs. c. C. Goddard, pre-
siding
Music.
Organ solo. Choral Nocturne,' Chop
in; Miss Pearl Johntz.
Invocation. Rev. Coleman.
Address of welcome from city, Mr..
J. v. Nicely, president commercial
Address of welcome from clubs, Mrs.
Mamie Ackers.
Response. Mrs H. A. Lii, Hutchin-
son.
Music.
Vocal duet. selected. Miss Giles and
Mrs. Howard.
F'raternal greetings.
Greetings from G. F. w. c., Mrs. w.
A. Johnston, member of board directors
G. r.
Greetings from Colorado State Fed
GRAFTON. Mrs. H l.. Hollister, state pres
lcent' Colorado Federation.
Greeting from Kansas Day club, Mrs.
E. Hoch, president Kansas Day club
Greetings from State Equal Suffrage
association, Mrs. Catherine A. Hoffman,
president.
Music.
Piano solo. "A Ia bien aimu valse,"
Edward Schuttes and Miss Marie Au-
gustine.
Report general federation secretary,
Mrs. Roland Murdoch. Wichita.
Report scholarship. Mrs. Matte Britt
Hale. vice president K. s. F. w. c.,
Lacrosse.
Chase Hall. Hutchinson.
Music.
Vocal solo. selected, Mrs. Julia Short.
A talk on Practical Art by Mrs. J.
W. Young. chairman art committee.
LeaVenworth.
Wednesday afternoon. 2:30 O'Clock
sharp; Mrs. Matte Britt Hale, presid-
ing.
Minutes.
Music.
Piano SOLO. selected. Miss Pendergast.
Report of state president, Mrs. c. c.
Goddard. Leavecworth.
Household economies session.
Report from chairman, Mrs. ]. c.
Hail. Mcpherson.
Paper, Home Economies for Club
Women, Miss Brown. domestic science
agricultural college, Man
haitian.
Discussion.
Music.
Vocal solo. "The Message" Cavalry
Sweet a Tippary." Miss Weber.
Civic session.
Report of Civic Department, Mrs. W.
r. Childs, chairman, Kansas City, Kan,
Report of civic health Mrs. Catherine
A. Hoffman. chairman. Enterprise, Kan.
Address. DR.. William A. McKeever,
Discussion.
Report of credential committee.
EVENING PROGRAMS O'CLOCK.
Musical, by music committee, Mrs.
Claud Stanley. Wichita:
THURSDAY MORNING.
(Meeting of chairman of standing
committee with the president).
$50 o'clock.
Mrs C. C. Goddard. presiding.
Minutes.
Report corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Geo. w. Kendrick.
Music.
Organ Solo, sextette from Lucia, Don
Izetti, Miss Peters.
Report from chairman, Mrs. D. b.
Long Ellsworth.
Paper. 'eWhat Civil Service Has Done
for the Charitable Institutions" Mrs.
Perry, Beloit.
Discussion
Music
The Song of the Vikings. Emerson;
High School chorus.
Industrial Child Labor session.
Report from chairman, Mrs. jose
1hine Wetherly, Emporia-
Address, Mrs. A. P. Stoddard, lola
Discussion.
Legislative session.
Report Of chairman, Mrs. George
Barker, LAWRENCE
Literary session.
Report of chairmans~-Miss Hattie
La Cygne-
THURSDAY AFsTERNOON.~
2:30 O'Clock sharp; Mrs. Matte Britt
Hale. presiding
Report of treasurer. Mrs. A. c. stitch,
Violin duette. "MendelssOhn." F..