The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-11
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Falls, in first division; c. c. Brown.
lola, and Ella Wacdyard. Kansas City,
in second: C. S. R;sdon, third: w. II.
Carothers, fourth: Emil Kratochvil,
tan. and Emma Arasmith, Belleville.
in fifth; Carrie S1radel, WaKeeney,
sixth; ]. o. Hail, Hutchinson, in sew
enth, and Jessie L. Clark. Wichita, in
eighth.
Banquet Tonight.
The Kansas Schoolmasters club will
hold q banquet at the Commercial club
quarters tonight at $3.50 o'clock.
The Kansas Dinner club banquet will
be held at the First Christian church
at 6 o'clock.
Registration headquarters were
opened this afternoon In the north cor
ridor of the main floor Of the state
house.
The first general session will open at
the Auditorium Thursday at $3.50
o'clock. Dean Horace Whitehouse of
Washburn college will give recital on
the big pipe organ as the opening
feature.
Round Table Friday.
Here is list OF the round table meet
ings that will be held Friday after
noon at o'clock: Agriculture. First
Christian church; biology, lecture room
OuflSblS1u COuuIy SUPER
intendents. senate chamber; commerce,
room 400. main high school building;
drawing. room 49, main high school;
English. First Presbyterian church;
education. lecture room First Methodist
church: German, First Lutheran
church: history. .Q:30 o'clock. Memorial
hall; household arts. Unitarian church:
church: Latin, United Presbyterian
church; manual training. room Il. man
ual high school: mathematics. Sunday
school room, First Presbyterian church;
music. First Baptist church; physics
and chemistry. lecture room Y. w. G.
A.: ward; pftpcipalas First Methodist
TOpeka's Welcome.
Topeka extends to the teachers OF
Kansas a hearty welcome. Everything
possible has been done to provide for
the comfort of the visitors. The Com
mercial club has arranged for a corps
Of sixty Boy Scouts to serve as guides
and make themselves generally useful.
The club through it's bureau of infor-
nation on street corners will also give
information desired. Through the Mer-
chants association the club will give
a high class musical entertainment
Thursday night. The artists engaged
are: Miss Jenny Dufau. soprano; En-
rico Aresoni, tenor, and Charles Luvey.
accompanist. The two former are MEM
bers of the Chicago Opera company,
and are vocalists Of wide reputation.
They have been engaged at no little
expense.
The Topeka teachers as hosts have
provided rest and writing rooms in the
manual training high school building,
and have arranged to serve light re-
freshments Topekans have loyalty
opened their homes to the visitors.
Among the many delegations that will
be in Topeka is one from Caldwell. in
the southwestern part of the state. The
entire teaching force is coming. The
school board of that place has not only
declared holiday Thursday and FRI
day, but will pay each teacher IS to
help pay expenses.
General Program.
The general sessions will be held in
the Topeka Auditorium.
Following is the corrected program
for Thursday
Organ recital, Dean Horace White
house, washburn college:
I. Suite Gothique." Boeilman. mar,
2. Prelude in u major; Christmas
3. Toccata from the Fifth Sym
phony; Widor.
Singing of "America" by audience,
led by Prof Frank A Beach OF Kansas
State Normal school, Emporia.
Invocation, Arthur Henderson, D. D..
First Congregational church. Topeka
Address, (Which Is Mans Life. His
Work or His Play?' DIR. Woods Hutch
inson, New York city.
made" Tschaiko& ski. Prof H. e. NAL
loy. Fort Hays Kansas Normal school:
Address. 'aThe Measure Of Merit Of
Teachers" DR.. E. c. Elliott. University
of Wisconsin.
Thursday at 8 p. NJ.
Concert-By Miss Jenny Dufau.
coloratura soprano. and Mr.: Enrico
Aresoni, tenor. accompanied, Mf'
Charles. Lurvey.
The entertainment for this evening
! is through the courtesy OF the Com
mercial club of Topeka. representing
the citizens of the capital city. and L
/ complimentary to the members Of the
Kansas State Teachers association
The soloists of the evening are. mem
bers of the Chicago Opera company,
and artists q international reputation
Mr.. Lurvey ranks among the oes'
Ar, otnths ge $AoD staoin UT
| Sectional Meetings.
! Meetings OF the five sections Of the
, association will &c held at O'Clock
Thursday afternoon The college 500
ton will meet in the First Baptist
streets DIR. Woods Hutchinson Of
New York will speak on The New
Education." DIR. j. +. Bobbitt Of thu
University Of Chicago will give an ad-
dress on The Threefold Function O
I, the College.
IL High school Section.
The high school section meeting VIII
6s held at the FiTst consrsss ions
enth streets. The chairman II n. C
Prunty OF Winfield. DIR. n ". Oe6he6
OF the Universffy ct Wisconsin VII