The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-05-11

Grafton of Clubs, the w. r. C., the w.
c. T. u, etc. Mrs. Matte Kimball, who
is president of the Press club, is much
interested in the proposed organization.
The following is the complete pro-
gram for the two days of the Press club
convention in Manhattan:
May IA, 2:30 p. M. Commercial club
parlors conference of presidents.
State Federation-Mrs. w. D. Atkin-
son.
kansas Day C1ub-Mrs Scott Hop
kins.
W. c. T. U.-Mrs. Lillian Mitchner
Equal Suffrage Association-Mrs. w.
A. Johnston.
Daughters of American Revolution
Mrs. Geo. Geurnsey.
Ladies of the q. A. R.-Mrs. Ida
Dickerson.
woman's Relief Corps-Mrs. Lillian
Mitchner.
Graduate Nurses-Mrs. A. r. O'Keefe.
T. Willard.
Kansas woman's Press Association
Mrs. c. A. Kimball.
State Historical Society-Mrs. George
johnson.
State Temperance Union-Mrs. Lillian
Dean of Women of Educational Insti-
tutions.
May IA, $50 p. m. Home of Mrs.
Kimball. dinner.
program. between courses
1.-THE Cooks Hash'-Mrs. r. Cameron
1.-THE Red, White ard Blue"-Mrs. Lii
liam Hendrix.
Confessions of a Woman Columner-
Mrs. Lille S. Kelley.
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
Mrs. Catherine Hoffman.
''Echoes''-Miss DobbS.
After Dinner Address-Mrs. H. O..
Garvey.
$50 O'Clock. Reception American
woman's League Building.
May Is, $50 a. m.-Trip over town
with Manhattan Motor club.
1920 a. m. Domestic Science build
ing, K. S. A. G.
Butterfly Etude, OPP. %, No. g.
(Chopin)-Miss Luverne Landon.
Miscellaneous Business.
Election of Officers.
"A Look Backward and Forward
Mrs. Emma B. Alrich.
Trilby, Op. 80, No. 4-(Godard)-Mi
Landon.
May Is, 1890. Agricultural College.
Luncheon, courtesy President Waters
and Dean Mary Pierce VanZile.
"A Form of Extension Work''-Miss
Margaret Lynn.
"A Word''-Mrs. Noble Prentiss.
Visit to the School of Journalism and
Printing. Courtesy of Prof. Dillon and
Supt. Hickman.
Afternoon Session, 2:30.
(b)-"Tremelo' (Gottschalk.
Miss Louise Webb.
Department paper''-Miss Mar
tina Beck.
1.-THE Child and the Book''-Miss
Lizzie Wooster.
Discussion-"The Significance of the
Woman Movement
Civic-Leader, Mrs. J. D. Mcfarland.
Social-Leader, Mrs. Dewitt C. Nellis.
Economfc-Leader, Mrs Frank Mont
gomery-
Woman and the Country Newspa-
per''-Mrs. F. w. Boyd.
1.-The Welfare League''-Mrs. Cora
Wellhouse Billiard.
Colonial Banquet, $50 p. m. Insti-
tute Hall, with an intellectual feast be-
tween courses
Evening Gossip"-Miss June Bell
man.
Ciubdom''-Mrs. w. D. Atkinson.
Criticised the Cr'tic''-Chas. w. Ian
don.
THE Forward Movement w.
A. Johnston and Mr.. W. r. Stubbs.
Songs Black Nanny Used to Sing
Mrs. Louise DonCarlos.
"Mother'-Mrs. ]. T. Willard.
why Mrs. Lila Day Monroe
-Ah, IT'S a Dream"-(Haley)-M
P H. Knuth.
.Floursacks"-Miss Laura NJ French.
I'm Memoriam''-Mrs. James Hum
phrey.
After Dinner Addresses
women and the World Problems
Mrs III. J. Waters.
Am My Brothers Keeper ?''-Miss
Nan Wilson.
Good Bye"-(TostI--Ars. Knuth
Women in Democracy''-Dante Bar
ton.
rs 1t Worth while?"-w William Her
Crane.
Mrs. ]. c. Emahizer has asked the
following friends to assist at a tea
which she will give next Friday for
Mrs w H Lininger of Chicago: Mrs
James Troutman. Mrs. J.. B. Larimer.
Mrs. o. E. Walker. Mrs. George w.
Parkhurst. Mrs. H. O.. Carney, Mrs H.
A. Spielman, Mrs. Charles F. Spencer.