The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-05-06

BeIoit; J. c. Porter. Kansas City.
kan. E ". Poindexter. Kansas City,
kan; George Pogson. Pittsburg3 Mrs.
Elizabeth Reader. Hays; Oscar Rice,
Mrs Clara NJ. Bramwell, Belleville,
Mrs. Minnie P. Burke. Fredonia; Mrs
Kinda E. Chesney. Winfield
Guy L. Hursh to Speak.
Guy L. Hursh, of Topeka, associate
grand patron. will deliver the address
of welcome to the grand representa-
tives. The response will be given by
Mrs. Rhoda Loucks, grand represen-
tative of wyoming.
one of the principal reports to be
given at the morning session will be
presented by Mrs. Imogene Smell on
the Masonic home at Wichita.
The reports of the, committees on
chartered chapters, appeals, griev-
ances, fraternal correspondence and
distribution will be the principal bust
ness at the Thursday afternoon, which
convenes at O'Clock
At s o'clock Thursday evening the
work of the subordinate chapter will
be exemplified. The report on necrol-
ogy and memorial Will be presented at
this meeting
To Elect Officers Friday.
The election of officers will take
place at the Friday morning, which
convenes at 9 o'clock
The place and time of the 1923
meeting will be selected at the Fri
day afternoon session, which will open
at o'clock. The remainder of the
meeting will be devoted to unfinished
business
The new officers will be installed
at s o'clock Friday evening by Mrs.
IRA FeeIy. past grand matron.
The visiting delegates will be taken
in cars from the depots to the head
quarters of the meeting at the Ma
tional hotel. The members of the
train committee are: Guy w. Hursh.
chairman of South Topeka; f. R. Con-
well, chairman of North Topeka; Wal
ter Wilson. r. s. Hendricks, Frank
Stevens, E. II. Anderson, Mrs /. Z.
Henry, Mrs. c. b. Zarker. Mrs. Daisy
Coates, Mrs. c. w. Horne. Mrs. L. L.
King. Miss Mabel Rousch. Mrs. Gin
ton Hart, Miss Marie Mayhem, Miss
Mary Cunningham and Miss Media
Howell
Auto Ride Over City.
James B. Doncyson will be in
charge of the auto ride over the city
for visiting delegates from 4:S0 to
$50 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Reduced railroad fare will be
granted to all persons attending the
convention.
E. H. Anderson is in charge of the
arrangements for the convention halls.
Mrs. Marion Sullivan is chairman OF
the refreshments committee She
will be assisted by the members of
Helena chapter. the All-Star girls of
Beulah chapter and the members of
Jobs Daughters
George w. McClelland is in charge
Of the committee securing rooms for
the visiting members Miss Emma
Viets is in charge of the hotel arrange
ments. Persons who will assist in Sc
curing rooms are: Mrs Nora Tandy,
Mrs. Amos Rabe. Mrs. c. NJ. Morrow,
and Mrs. Ella Hales-
To Meet Incoming Trains.
Mrs. Selden KiIgore is chairman of
the reception committee. 1t will meet
the incoming delegates from 3 o'clock
in the II orning to $3.50 o'clock in the
evening.
Mrs. Myrtle Smith is chairman of
the committee on entertainment for
visitors. The members of the infor-
nation committee are: Mrs. Evan
Davis and Mrs. Minnie jenkins.
Mrs. Charles Josljn is chairman of
the tableaux committee. The commit
tee on decorations is headed by Mrs.
Kate Hanlon. Other members of the
committee are: Mrs. Berta Gragc
Mrs. W. A. Bolinger. Mrs. Frank r.
Conweu and Mrs Frank MacKay.