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Where: Liberty Mo. Campus of William Jewell College
When: July 30-31 Aug. 1, 2004
Fee: $130 (after 6-1-04 $150)
Housing: $85 for two nights on campus, including meals.
Workshops: $20
Lectures & Presentations
Virginia Mescher...CDV's,& relationship to color
My Ladies Toilet: Beauty Preparations of the 1860's
Michael Mescher - 19th Century Parolor Games & Magic
Vicki Betts - A Study of Homespun Dresses of the War
Robert Eckoff - Personas - "Who am I"
Jean Warren - Daily Life in the Trans-Mississippi
The Church and Religion in the Trans-Mississippi
Kay Krewer- Bonnets
Vivian Murphy - Hair Styles and Grooming of the Era
Hands on Workshops:
9 Patch Quilt Block
Hairstyles, how to creat them
Textile Preservation
Everyone will be given a behind the scenes tour of the Steamboat "Arabia" Museum...in downtown Kansas City.
Transportation will be furnished. Admission additional.
For more information or registration
Contact: Kelly Yarnes-Schott
1118 C Ave.
Gladbrook, Iowa 50635
email: Kschott@cfu.net
For those of you not familiar with the conference, registration has been kept and will be kept to 100 women only. This allows for a more personal atmospher, and a relaxed Retreat-like atmosphere.
All are encouraged to arrive as early as possible on Friday.
If you need transportation from the Kansas City Airport...we will try to accomodate you. Liberty is with 30 min. of the airport. A very historical town in it's own right, it has a town square with many buildings on the Historical register. William Jewell College was first opened as a girls school in the 1850's, and has a wonderful 19th century atmosphere.
Please come join us for the enlightening and fun filled weekend conference/retreat.
Regards
Vivian Murphy
When: July 30-31 Aug. 1, 2004
Fee: $130 (after 6-1-04 $150)
Housing: $85 for two nights on campus, including meals.
Workshops: $20
Lectures & Presentations
Virginia Mescher...CDV's,& relationship to color
My Ladies Toilet: Beauty Preparations of the 1860's
Michael Mescher - 19th Century Parolor Games & Magic
Vicki Betts - A Study of Homespun Dresses of the War
Robert Eckoff - Personas - "Who am I"
Jean Warren - Daily Life in the Trans-Mississippi
The Church and Religion in the Trans-Mississippi
Kay Krewer- Bonnets
Vivian Murphy - Hair Styles and Grooming of the Era
Hands on Workshops:
9 Patch Quilt Block
Hairstyles, how to creat them
Textile Preservation
Everyone will be given a behind the scenes tour of the Steamboat "Arabia" Museum...in downtown Kansas City.
Transportation will be furnished. Admission additional.
For more information or registration
Contact: Kelly Yarnes-Schott
1118 C Ave.
Gladbrook, Iowa 50635
email: Kschott@cfu.net
For those of you not familiar with the conference, registration has been kept and will be kept to 100 women only. This allows for a more personal atmospher, and a relaxed Retreat-like atmosphere.
All are encouraged to arrive as early as possible on Friday.
If you need transportation from the Kansas City Airport...we will try to accomodate you. Liberty is with 30 min. of the airport. A very historical town in it's own right, it has a town square with many buildings on the Historical register. William Jewell College was first opened as a girls school in the 1850's, and has a wonderful 19th century atmosphere.
Please come join us for the enlightening and fun filled weekend conference/retreat.
Regards
Vivian Murphy