, 1874-10-18
Remarks by Miss Frances willard
on the Same Subject.
Mrs. Malloy on the Subject OF Woman"
Journalists.
Mrs. Dr. johnson On Dress.Reform'
The Newly-Elected Officers.

daga' session Of the Woman's Congress II "as
.-odden by most OF tho foremost women o.
America They came and went. giving pace 70
each other. In the foreground, however,
AIRS. MARY a. I1vERHoRE,
President Of the Congress, constantly sat OF
stood, One look ut her recalls the Old campaign
rr ~ Ecott-..The right man in the right
~,s,a a.. ia a,nnb,t;c.1}v the woman for tho
$780, c-s.-~'-s-.o., - .o,,rna,7ns, mas
ence. With full rich voice. soe ID 1olo-
ordained leader. Whenever she rises to an
,,onncs m essav or q speech, she
IA. -. ~. h,~a ~, tsna,t a few cen}al or anus
auas ~ sne pto n1 ,.aa .1,o co,e,a,t IN
ing words. The habit Keeps al'e . conssAns ~
terest in her appearance and voice. She unltee
great deal OF dignity with m unusual degree
AZ Familiarity She haa the rpre gift Of knowing
.ha,, - -o,ra.a ,,a ub,n h am1so her audi
"noo ~ ~ ep1e9o 1.e -, Inv ,,oxar
euce. Ihete "as goou e1alup4o VI no1 po"o1
IN this direction on Friday afternoon 4 lazy
ut the back of the hall insisted that gentlemen
.ho,,a ha, ,,,owea tn .nnear it the Meeting Of
-, -r,,a,. 1f-. I71r,+ of Joafon
H. 49, 49, :..a e.. Mrata1ia. ~ tha ro,,;,,;na
went deep INTO me mysteries o. ene .enalt4ne
toilet. As it had been definitely decided that
they wsre to ba excluded, the suggestion was,
~ ssv ,ba least ,l1-timed. Nevertheless.
- -a.a1s- r. aa+ wow masculine
It "as popular. 4s se1 "auy. n'ase"l'ne
4 deal OF noise. Thereupon. the speaker fol-
lou.d ,,v her anprastion with similar remarks
M. r,.s,. .,,,o.,oa .r., .oo,, IN br,tnb ,rs
100 "to Wv =. ~,
Llvermore asked Tor oroef III tne CAIN anu 7u-
thoritative tsno which the patriotic mind accords
to George Washington. 4 good many fathers
and a fn1r ,nofbers hava IL The effect gas in
stantaneons- Not i've minutes after she had
f1ne5ied fhe c,nyy ebo led It or in hearty peal
If i.n,1hte1 ovor = mistake Of her own. nhe an
nonnred tha reodinr of m essay by Mrs. Ellen
a,s-rou N-s ToRa ;ntarr,ossd It in Nra-
Swallow. mt Sparrow." Mrs. L,yermore laughed
nn5 retn,iaJ (. + tnew The iaily was httle hiri
~ eo,,s E;nd ~ she anowed her 1nother's iearE
VI son'o h'no' .a,a an0 tng +to ";r.Greans
~ T,,,uneov Hs, toot the nrizes awav rom
+t.;r hor'cso,s.no+ea .s Ooc jn n,rt;cujar His
+;,rn;st,ed herself aha said .1bv carrying off
tha t;rst nr;zns II Greas- and Latin. aud maihe-
danol,tor Whan 1ha dsnohfar came hnmc
e-6 :.,.,..a as,,aS To- t2hot aha VOC no;nn,
- - o. o. g. ao;5 a1a arnactad ~ ,ata nos't,nn
e .ss;.ts-t ~ = 1,;cl, ecbon1 Int a,]ded. m
tel YOU. 1no:her. what I'd ike to do beyond any
ts,;. s1' "a 1;se r. ,.;ra nrseIf ,ont tn m,iner
-. l,e.oo4nai,a,. 9,are,a noth;.g in t,,a world
~ - 90 1a,,nt oa 9.seing over nrnttv t,,;noa i"
Me- = =; +a.,l,ar hi Ler mother closaG fbo
storr ~ h. sarir@ viii n efrewd shake Of hor
ss.i ~ e. "'sD 1,o ,,,;l,;nor nj M
III. ~ T.. w. .rh;+ se,,mad tn hare her -
r. vsa rot onir rnnther'a henrt that shona in
+t; a+,. ~ sn,, oth;no ,nch ,orer~a t,71a
ian re fa f3,oniiv ~ lahor Il ia easr
~ ,re-.an ,rnn No tTnc r. frsrnTd
1.apS 1-1s.,aa"o - ~ had'ror* ~ oSa,1ooL ~
ss. ~ ..f aut ia .,,,., W. <,a ~ 4o;1
eGoln lug - 40 - ..a.1sa .a,.t 1-a1
mn.co eue 4a aa.ar - ;.1,
ai.o. n,,ah+ar .,;oht shr;nt frnn, ,v,nr +ha
eve. 1uE.-1 ut - sI1anA tt =. ~ t; rI'
FIJI ealts !nt4"n ~ a"ay ~ 1san n.s,d; as
41'eflno1e ~ aoose socu uai-1" pleJose one
recognizes tue e!su.t! .. ~ laooi. al.o enone
neaes f aesn ~. ps1, tS,a ;dae'
u ~ esaGes "a ~ me sa1., - 'e hers
she soia oi sIu's 11lelu @ ~ % -. nu.S,
theoloesca1 stuoeub' Mlao Aas ueen ou1 ~ set
~ ~ - t,'a seyv,nt ,aat;o, Infnr
tunately she got At the bottom Of her friends i'd
tirelv. Size was completely ost1acised BY eoci-
rnore 50 rn:Gas soma slieht rrammatica1 errors
1ehe has nainful hab1t Of sayine !. its me-.
il br1suue and Interrupts the speakers too (re-
ouently. and Tor too trivial CAUSES Yet she is |
In admirable President She has way, natural, |
perhaps, to large women, uf taking care OF the |
other ladies'. She secms to have a fondIe in |
her yotce when she gpeaLls of littlo Dr.. Mary
Stafford p]ake and tf,a anno1tncea that Mia I
Fletcher. the Secretary. can be heard all over |
the house in the sort of tone q mother uses IN |
Dick
AIRS, JULIA WARD HOWE
Ia a deciced Blonde. Of meaium heinht. She
dresses tastefuliy in gray or black. and i'm |
presses one as being ladyllke to an exceptional
degree. She never lays aside her int as some
of The ladies do. Even when treating Of such
topca as 'tpre-natal influences" she approaches |
her subiect with euch delicatev cl,ose, wor,1n "a
70 suit those shrinking minds which ara not vet !
educated lp (or DOWN to talking Of the most re-
:ret aud sacred relations in the bald manner |
that seems to be deemed necessary by most of |
the speakers. Mrs. Howe seems to be eminent |
II fitted to Yebuke false modestv. There ia |
refinement and e14uisiteness, and yet an inten-
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