The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-03-27


Music = Mrs. Josephine Virgins and
Miss Mabel Bartholomew.
Press-F. L. Pinet, Miss Lulu Mckee and
Mrs Julia F. Soper.
ExhibitS-Mrs. a. D. Carr.
Finance-W. W. Eden.
Credentials and Elections-E. T. Stanley,
c. N. Morrow and Miss Julia 2. Davis;
L. Mitchell, c. B. Merriam, H. W. Bomgard-
ner and l.. NJ. Penwell.
The Program.
The official program follows:
MONDAY. APRIL IL.
. a. injecting of Executive Board,
2 p. m.-Meetings OF Individual State
Organizations, Representative hall.
Open Session.
T:45 p m.-City auditorium.
Z :45-S 15 p. Morgan Reeital-Henry
V. Stearns, F. A. G. o., Dean of Wasnburn
College.
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fpFoestien@ eERmPnVcb CHARLES M Sheldon o0te
Brief Addresses of Welcome-Mrs. June
r. Chapman, chairman of local commit
tee; E. F. Strain, Chamber of Commerce
peka; Mrs. W. a. McCarter, Henry J. Allen
Governor of Kansas.
Response = Miss Caroline d. Aborn,
President of International Kindergarten
Union.
Address-James Fleming Hosic, Chicago
Normal School, For Democracy-Thru
TUESDAY. APRIL IS.
s: 80 a. m.-visits to kindergarten In
charge of Miss Ruth Scott.
Assemble at Chamber of Commerce, Tues
day morning, at O'Clock.
Two Conferences.
2:30 P. m.-Conference of training teach
ers and supervisors.
Chairman, Miss Caroline W. Barbour,
State Nnrm1I school SuperiOr is-Mp-
mortal building.
80 p. m-Conference OF directors and
assistants, Representative hall.
Chairman. Miss Katherine Martin, School
of Education, Chicago university.
Topic-Music and rhythms for kinder
Address with demonstrations-Mrs. Mary
Rott Kern, instructor, School of Education.
Chicago university.
8 100 p. m.-Representative hall.
Vocal solo--Prof. Harlowe F. Dean,
Rights of Young Children to
Proper Education in Rural Schools Miss
Lorraine Elizabeth Wooster, Kansas state
superintendent of public instruction
Add1essT he Elementary Teacher and
dent Western State Normal school, Kala-
mazoo, Mich.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL II.
Delegates Day.
Representative Hall.
900 a. Nall delegates Of local branches
and all other members Of the l. K. U. are
requested to wear simple white dresses
and bring local banners. Meet in senate
chamber to form procession.
$50 a. m.-Delegates' procession under
the direction of Miss Lucy Gage, second
vice president.
Report of recording secretary. Miss Ella
Ruth Boyce.
Report Of corresponding secretary and
treasurer, Miss May Murray
Report Of auditor, Miss Katherine Martin
Report of committee on foreign cor
respondence, Mrs. Alice O'Grady Moulton
Roll Call on branch societies.
Appointment of committees on time and
place, and resolutions.
46 p. m.-Reception at the governors
residence to officers, delegates and visiting
Endsrgartners. Given by the Women's
club Of Topeka, Mrs. Margaret Hill Nc
Carter president.
500 p. m.-Representative ball.
Address-"The Contribution of the Kin
dergarten to the Elementary School," Mrs
Mary Bradford, superintendent of schools
Address-"Why the Legal School Age
Has Been Placed at Six Years." by F. J
Kelly, dean of the School of Education
University of Kansas.
Violin solo-Prof. I. L. Tello. Washburr
Scene de Ballet. Berrot
THURSDAY. APRIL Is.
Propaganda Day.
| $50 a m.-Representative hall.
| Address THE kindergarten Situation
4 Today" Miss Julia Wade Abbot kinder
| garten specialist. Bureau of Education
Followed by 15-minute addresses OF
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