The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-05

coin Park, near Cawker City. Mrs. E.
f. Murphy, a club woman of Goodland,
! is on the program for one dav of the
lchautauqua; Mrs. Matte Pitts Neal,
of Cawker City, president of the Lin
coin Park Woman's Association, will
| have charge of one days club pro-
gram, and Mrs. c. B. Walker, of Nor
ton, president of the Sixth District,
will have charge of the club conference
at the chautauQua.
The Kansas State Federation has
sent out bulletins to the members of
the Board of Management, giving list
of the committees in the various de-
Ipartments for the coming year. These
I lists have been compiled on basis or
ability of the women, supplemented by
advices from the district presidents
and members of the executive board.
The spirit of interest and helpfulness
of our women that each enc will rally
to her particular work, whether or not
she has the special obligation of mem
bership on a committee, and the KAN
sas Club woman is one whose enthusi-
asm and moral principle compels her
to boost for her own cause and not to
knock on her neighbor's.
The financial side of the federation
interest is taken up in the bulletin.
Twenty-Five cents pays the dues Of
cdCn IlCAllD6l III the LA-lCC 6lCdN VI :
CARNATIONS: The State, District, and
General Federation. and 1t IS safe to
say that no other organizations on
earth accomplish so much with so little
capital. No salary attaches to any of
the Offices, but rather Eood deal OF
expense. With the most rigid econ
omy. there has never been enough
money to allow the standinE commit
tees money for postage AID stationery.
So an increase of club tues might be
a good plan, and it is probable that it
will be assessed later, though not at
present.
Club extension is to be the effort of
is made that district presidents send
out organizers to organize clubs in
every community, and district meetings
and conferences be made to supple
ment state work, adding whatever
presents itself in the way of local
needs and opportunities.
The standing committees are as fol-
lows: Art-Mrs. r. p. Murdoch,
Wichita; Mrs c. G. Nichols, Leaven-
worth; Mrs. A. c. Stitch, Independence;
Mrs. Mabel C. Yaggy, Syracuse; Mrs.
R. H. Balding. Kansas City.
Child Labor-Mrs. Frank Bartlett,
Kansas City; Mrs. Don Kinney, New
ton; Mrs. c. R. Leach, Parkville; Mrs.
Ida M. Ferris, Usage County; Mrs.
Eva Akin. Zeandale
Civil. Service Reforn,-Mrs. May
Belleyille Brown, Salina; Mrs. Andrew
Platner, Ellis; Mrs. J. +. Scott, Her
ington; Mrs. Isabel Rumbaugh. Fort
Scott; Mrs. w A. Johnston. Topeka.
Education-Mrs. J. M Lewis. Kins-
ley; Mrs. L. B. DANES, Topeka; Mrs.
Parks Helmick. Chanute; Mrs. Mar
garet Stevenson, Olathe; Mrs. Noble
Prentis, Topeka.
Forestry Mrs. Eugene Murphy,
Goodland; Mrs Minnie Scott. West
moreland; Mrs. ]. E. Wise, Edwards
County; Mrs. Henry TheiIe, Junction
City; Mrs. C. c. Coleman Garnett.
Waterways: Mrs. Archibald Chaplin,
Kansas City.
Household Economics H. B.
Asher. Lawrence; Mrs. Margaret Rep
logic, Cottonwood Falls; Mrs. Q. H.
Bradley, Clyde; Mrs. E. E. Gray, Kir-
win; Mrs. Susan Christfield, Peabody.
Library Extension-A!rs. Mary L.
Matthews, Logan; Mrs. Rebecca Tay-
lor, Lyons: Mrs Hannah Nickleson,
Salina; Mrs. Janet Brown Rose; Miss
Kittie Hobson, Paola-
Literature = Mrs. Eustace Brown,
Olathe; Mrs. Frank Mc-vor. Hoxie;
Mrs. Rosa Cragen, Kingman; Mrs. F.
w. Watson, Topeka; Mrs. Charles
Scott, lola.
Music-Mrs. c. w. Lands. Osborne;
Mrs Chase Brown, Chanute; Mrs. Jen-
ME Graves, Pittsburg; Mrs. Ralph
Faxon, Garden City.
Civics-Mrs. c. c. Goddard, Leaven-
worth; Mrs. w. r. Childs. Kansas City;
Mrs. E. H Grandell, Pittsburg; Mrs.
n. c. Elder, Hutchinson, Mrs. Tygart,
Lebanon; Mrs. w. T. Johnson. Wichita
Health-Mrs. John =. Raymond,
CSirard; DR.. Sarah Greenfield, Topeka;
Mrs. Lulu Fuhr. Mrs. Jennie Troup,
Abilene; Mrs. c. c. Malcolm, Selden;
Mrs. Vera Hoover, Saffordville; Mrs. S.
r. Peters, Newton.
Social Hygiene-Mrs. NJ. B. Muson,
Pittsburg; Mrs. L. r. King, Junction
City; Mrs. NJ. R. Taylor, Lyons; Mrs.
Adams. Mound City; Mrs George Crit
fifth, Hays City.
Scholarship and Loan-Mrs. Matte
Britt Hale. La Crosse; Mrs. c. B.
Walker, Norton; Mrs. c. F. Henson,
Paola.
Legislative-Mrs. O. L Moore. abb
lene; Mrs; George w. Wirans, Wichita:
Mrs c. T. Geiger, Oberlin; Mrs. ]. d.
Mcfarland, Topeka; Mrs. Scott Hop
kins, Topeka; Mrs. E. G. Polster, Bax-
ter Springs; Mrs. Charles Lobdell, Lar
ned; Mrs. Josephine Weatherly, En-
poria.
Press-First District-Mrs. w. A
McCarter, Topeka; Second District
Mrs. John Breyfogle. Olathe; Third
District-Mrs. T. A. CorSry. Parsons;
Sixth District-Mrs. Grace Snyder,
Cawker City; Seventh District-Miss
Pearl Leighty, Hutchinson: Eighth
District-Mrs. John Mack, Newton.
General Federation Committees:
Mrs y. A. McCarter. Topeka; Civies,
Mrs. c. c. Goddard, LeavenwOrth;
Gen. Fed En-. Fund Mrs. George
Barker, Lawrence.
The city of Omaha * recognizing
the ability of it's women teachers. A
woman is assistant superintendent of
city schools; the principal of the high
school IS a woman, and all the graded
schools have women principals