The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-04-22

Lunch will be served by the women of
the Presbyterian church in the base
ment of the church, for rs cents per
meal. An automobile ride has been
planned. The time for the ride will
be selected by the committee on enter
tainment. Board of Management
meetings will be held at 2 p. m, May
2, and Friday morning at o'clock in
the committee room of the Presbyte-
rian church.
The Searchers Club will meet Satur-
day, April %, with Mrs. D. C. Har-
baugh, 100 West Tenth avenue.
The w. T. K. Club will meet with
Mrs. o. H. Kicker, near Cages Park,
Tuesday, April 25, at the usual hour.
Programs have been sent out for the
state federation meeting IN May at In
dependence, Kansas. The program for
Wednesday morning, May 8, beginning
promptly at $50 O'Clock, will be as
follows:
Organ solo: Grand chorus in A OR.
Kinder). Mrs. R. A. Peters.
Invocation. Rev. Poe
Address of welcome from city. Mr..
R. S. Litchfield.
Address of welcome from clubs. Mrs.
A. c. Stitch.
Response Mrs. S. s Estey, of To-
peka.
Piano solo. Concert Etude (Mc-
|DowelD Miss Lucy Mccullough
Greetings from State Equal Suffrage
Association. Mrs. Catherine Hoffman.
Greetings from Kansas Day Club.
Mrs. Cora G. Lewis.
Greetings from General Federation.
Mrs. w. A. Johnston.
Vocal solo Ia Favorita" (Doni-
zetti). Mrs. Mary Fry
Report of 10th Biennial Convention.
Mrs. Roland Murdoch.
Report of Scholarship. Mrs. Mat
Report. Recording Secretary. Mrs.
Charles E. Hall.
quartet "Hush, Honey Hush"
(Parks). High School ouartette.
The afternoon program for Wednes-
day will be:
Vocal duet, Greeting (Mendelssohn).
Miss Berry and Miss Wiedman.
Report of State President. Mrs. c.
&c. GODDARD.
Household Economics Session.
Report from Chairman. Mrs. ]. c.
Hall
Address. Problem of the Daughter.
Miss Edna Day.
Violin solo, Humeresane (Doorak).
Mr. F. Earl Hollingsworth.
Adagic (Reese
Literary Extension Session-Report
of Chairman. Mrs. Eta L. Ward
Legislative Session-Report Chair
man. Mrs George Barker.
Forestry Session-Report of Chair
man. Mrs. Eva Murphy.
Vocal solo, Nymphs and Fauns
(Bernbery). Miss Hortense Morehart
Wednesday evening has been set
aside for presidents Evening" and
the program beginning at eight
O'Clock, is as follows;
piano solos, La Filuese (Raff).
Staccato Caprice (Begrich). Mr.. HUI
bert White.
Annual address, state PRESIDENT
Mrs. c. c. GODDARD.
Duet for two sopranos. Grey Days
(Johnson). Sing Me to sleep
(Greene) Mrs. Eakin and Miss Berry
Greetings from past presidents K S.
F. w. c.
Greetings from district presidents.
Ouartette, May Time Nansins):
Mesdames Lynde, Ziegler. Bolman ana
Miss Sinclair.
will be as follows:
Informal balloting for officers, re-
vision of bylaws.
Cor. Secretary's report. Mrs. G. w.
Kendrick.
Treasurer's report. Mrs: A. G. Stch.
Auditors report Mrs. carrie 'ohH-
son.
InuTSQdy dLbCAAAOO
Britt Hale presiding.
Election of officers.
Polls open from two to three O'Clock.
Music. Four Indian Love Lyrics
(Finder). Mrs r. E. Eakin.
Civic session. Report of chairman.
Mrs Catherine HOFFMAN
Address. DR.. F. H. Slack.
Report Mrs. w. r. Childs.
Address, Social Hygiene. Mrs. M.
B. MupSon.
Announcement of election.
Thursday evening:
Musicale given by Mrs Claud Stan
ley
introduction of officers.
Adjournment.
Wright-And did the editor buy your
last poem? Penman-Well, he said he