The Topeka state journal., 1919-11-14
END MUSIC MEET
Concert Tonight Last on Pro-
gram Kansas Federation.
ashburn Recital and Stearns
Address, Afternoon.

The formal organization of the
Kansas Federation of Music Clubs was
completed and the conv eIlNon which
opened here Wednesday night will
close tonight with a mplimentary
concert in the First Baptist church.
Twenty-one clubs from over the state
were taken in as charter members.
At the business session this morn
ing at the Y. w. c. A. the reports of
the clubs were received and committees
appointed to carry on the various fea-
lures of the work. This afternoon the
Washburn fine arts department gave a
concert in the First Baptist church.
Dean Henry V. Stearns addressed the
clubs on Music in Worship" On the
musical program that followed were
Miss Ruth Butler, soprano; Mrs. l. L.
Tello, violinist; Frank S. Kenyon,
pianist, and Dean Stearns, organist.
This noon at the Y w. c. y. a fed
Grafton fellowship luncheon was given
at which thirty five delegates were
present. and reports were received
from each of the clubs regarding their
special activities and work.
Clubs in Organization.
The twenty-one cilbs of which the
state federation is now composed con-
sst of the Matinee Music club,
feyville; Enterprise Music club. Enter
prise; Ladies' Music club. Garnett;
Ladies' Music club. Topeka; Music
Study club, Topeka; Minerva club,
Topeka; Music Study club, Fort Scott;
HeIianthas Music club, St. Johns: Mo-
zart club, Kansas City; Student De-
partment Mozart club, Kansas City;
Music Study club. Lawrence; Thurs
day Music club. Lawrence; Thursday
Music club. Cherryvale; Apollo club.
Winfield; Treble Cleft club. Pittsburg;
Evening Music Section No. 2. Twen-
Music club. Hutchinson; and the
Apollo club. Hutchinson.
| The officers of the State Federation
are: Mrs. William ] Logan. Kansas
| City. president; Mrs. ARA J. Clark,
| Topeka, vice president; Mrs. Homer
Poole. Parsons, second vice president;
Mrs. c. d. Ise, Coffeyville, recording
secretary; Miss Mary Boyd. Kansas
| City. corresponding secretary; Mrs. w.
/ H. Drake. Fort Scott. treasurer; Mrs.
B. J. Dalton, Parsons, auditor.
Committees Named Today.
The committees appointed are the
community music committee, Mrs. AL
fred Hubach, Independence chairman;
course of study. Miss Elsie Chapman,
Topeka; publicity and printing, Mrs.
| George Rutter. Garnett; public school
music. Mrs. Bessie Miller. Kansas City;
/ sacred music, Mrs. G. 3. Merritt, In
dependence: library extension, Mrs. c.
ity and program exchange, Miss Laura
Hare, Enterprise; young artist contest
Mrs. Hardin Howard. kanZas City;
resolutions, Mrs. E. G.. Foster, Topeka
Following is the program to be
given by the clubs tonight in the First
Baptist church:
BY the Enterprise Club. Enterprise.
Niolin-Song to the Evening Star..
| ................. Mrs. Elizabeth f. Chase
Miss Laura Bob Hare at piano.
by Music Study Club. Fort Scott.
Noice-Were My Songs With Wings FRO
Vided ..----..........--.M Mrs. W. II Drake
Slave Song. g.--...........Mrs W II. Drakf
Sorter Miss You. Mrs. W. II. Drake
Mrs. Azra Clark at piano.
BY Mozart Club. kansas City.
| Voice-Aria ''Sognai'' Mrs. j. r. Manning
Miss BESSIE Miller at piano.
By Treble Cleft Club. Pittsburg.
Nioiin--Elegie. ...... Mrs. Henrietta Crane
Serenade ..-........-.M Mrs. Henrietta Crane
Mrs Mckinley 0key at piano.
by Mozart Club. Kansas City.
Sacrament-If You Would Love Me-
...--.-.........-. Mrs. J. r. Manning
Miss Bessie Miller at piano.
i BY Thursday Music Club, Parsons.
Two pianos-Third symphony, AHegrt
Moderate Maestosn
Mrs. F.orine Reinhardt Cade and Mrs
L. II. Parker at first tiano.
Mrs. Edith Lindsey and Mrs Homer PoolC