The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-28
PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN.
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Mrs s. Galloway, Mrs. DR.. Rowland, Mrs A: < |
Smith, Columbus; Mrs Eliza Johnston, Dublin; |
Mrs ]. d. Tidhall, Mrs. Col. Harrington, Miss
Presbytery OF Dayton, 0.-Mss Emma Torbert.
Springfield o; Miss Sallie G. Anderson, Dayton,
o.. Mrs Emily Hughes. Miss Ida Conover, Ok
ford o.: Miss Maggie Allison, Xenia; Mrs N, v.
Ruey Wilson. Seven Mile; Miss Cert ude E. Wall,
Soc INQUIRY Female College, oxford; Miss Mag
gle Dunlap. Springfield; Miss Martha Lesher,
Bath Aux; Mrs. Juliet B. Riley, Troy: Mrs. Jane
W. Jones, Piqua; Mrs Annie P. NJ. Miller. Miss
Lizzie Martin, Miss Sadie McCune, Mrs Juliet B.
Riley, Troy; Mrs A. B. Cuthbertson, Miss Jennie
NJ. Dickson, Dayton Mrs Jennie Raymond, Day
ton; Mrs. Mary b. Winger, Mrs. j. B. Wertz, Miss
P. Reynolds, Eaton. o.; Mrs. Col. Young. somer-
Presbytery of Mahoning, o.-Mrs. NJ A. Fry,
Salem, o Mrs. Rev. S. II. Moore, Miss Blanche
Lee, Poland, O..
PresbyteTy Of Marion, o.-Mrs. A. Z. Smith.
Delaware; Miss Ida NJ Price, Miss Anna Reed,
Unionville Center; Mrs. Alvan Thompson, Mrs.
Wm G. March, Mrs. Thomas Brown, Maysville,
| o.; Mrs X. H. Boyd, Pisgah Church; MIS-. Jane
Curtis Miss Sarah W. Cellar, Lewis Center; Miss
Clarssa Stewart, Mt Gllead; Miss r: A. Flanegin.
Ostrander: Mrs. S. A. Powers Mrs. Eliza C. Dick
| erson, Mrs. M. NJ. Sharpless, Marion; Miss Helen
Merrick, Mrs. N. s. Smith, Mrs Sarah p. Conner
Mrs. Mary P. Doty, Delaware; Mrs, J. Millen'
York Auxiliary Mrs William Evans, Delhi.
Presbytery of St. .Clairsville. O.--Mrs. NJ. L.
Brackin, Mt. Pleasant; Miss Lizzie McFadden,
Miss Clara Slemmnns, Cadz; Mrs. VIM. Aexan-
der, Bridgeport; Mrs. Jos. KirkpatrleE, Moore
| field; Mrs Milton Barnes Mrs. NJ. E. Campbell,
Cambridge Mrs. james Gray, Martins Ferry;
Mrs. E Fitch, Concord; Miss Clara Hunter. Cam
| bridge
Presbytery of steubenville O.-Mrs. DR.. G. c.
Beatty Seubenville.
| Presbytery of Wooster, O-Mrs NJ W. Robin
son, Ashland; Mrs c. NJ. Helfrich, Haysyil!e;
Mrs NJ T. Jennings, Ashland; Mrs. P. Faust
Presbytery OF Z,nesville O.-Mrs Rev. D. R.
Colmery, Jersey; Mrs. X. ]. Barton, Mrs NJ. A. G.
Hanford, GAINESVILLE; Miss Bessie Guthrie, Put
nam Pre- sbyteran Church; MIS-. John r. Alsdorf,
Miss Addie Mckee, Utica; Miss R. M. Hildreth.
Adams fills; Miss Laura Smith, Dresden; Mrs 6
| L. Howe Pataskala; Mrs H. G.. 0. Cary, Mrs. H.
c. Ward, Mrs. Glessner GAINESVILLE; Mrs X: R.
Moore. Newark Mis-. Rev. Faris Brown, New
Concord.
Presbytery Of Baltimore Md.-Mrs. Charles e
Waters, Baltimore.
Presbytery Of West virginia-Mrs J. King, Ra-
Presbytery of Washington, D. c.-Mrs 7. D.
synod OF Western New York-Mrs Rev. E. N.
Swan, Batavia: Mrs. Allen Butler, Syracuse.
Synodical Society of Tennessee-Mrs. c. ]. Nc
Chung, Mrs. Rev. William Aiken. Knoxville
Miss SOphy Cunningham, JoDesboro; Mrs. U
Brouse, Kingston; Mrs. S. G. Stewart, Chatta
nooga
| Occidental Branch-Mrs. E. V. Robbins, Sar
Francisco
Allen, Vice President OF the Society," Miss Grove
Miss Hown and Miss Cochran sang duet ent tlec
Lift Thine Eyes" followed by the reading. O.
Isiah xl, by the President, and prayer by MIS-
Frances s. Swill, of Allegheny.
Mrs, z. M. Humphrey, of Walnut Hills, deliv
. cred the address OF welcome i'll behalf OF th'
churches Of the city
She compared the occasion with the reunion
; of victorious amy, all engaged in the sam
+ cause fighting the same enemy, and all rejoicing
!, | in the success of their army OF noble women
But this meeting was something more than re
union OF an earthly army. 1t was Christia
welcome to this city. 1t was welcome TO tn
Il organization most need. and 1t was welcome ne
ealy 10 the celebration Of victories already gane'
d but to the work yet TO be done before the enem
D. would be conquered.
~ thanking the ladies of the city for their cordi
It reception, enumerating some OF the duties OF y
N Society. and speaking in glowing terms OF u
;s members who had Gied during the year, ana
is those who were not able to be present. This az
l. dress was followed by singing by the congregat OF
and the minutes of the last meeting were read
Mrs Parry.
h Mrs. Kumler was elected Temporary Chairman
4 and the acting President, Mrs Allen, deiivere
an address, giving history of missionary soci
10 ties missionary work and the condition OF IL
n countries where the work WAS being carrie
After the singing of solo by Mrs. Howe. Mr.
d Kumler read the report OF the Home secretal
=, in the absence of Mrs A. l.. Marry
" Mrs Robins, of the Board of the Northwes
and Mis-. Cotton of the Board of New York, we
N introduced and spoke few words OF greeun
u and were responded to by the President.
le The following Committe es were then appointe
8. COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN WORK.
g Mrs VIM. Swan, Batavia, N. y; Miss N. She
D rard, WASHINGTON, Pa; Mrs. R. NJ. Wylie,. Bal
n more, Nd: Mrs. NJ. E. Campbell, Cambrds
, ohio; Miss Sophy Cunningham, Jonesboro, Ten
10 COMMITTEE ON HOME WORK.
Mrs N. 8. Smith, Delaware, o.; Miss Rach
or Briggs Harrisburg, Pa; Mrs Dr. Mccoy, PIT
n- burg, Pa; Mrs. 8. X. +. rman, Jersey City; MI
a c. J. McClung, Knoxville, Tenn.
COMMITTEE ON MISSIONARY LITERATURE.
le Mrs s. f. s,wel Pittsburg, Pa Mrs. J.
"a francisco, Cal; Mrs H. L. Miles, York, Pa; Nj
~ O. Z. Huntington, Cleveland. 0.
III COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS
e. Mrs. VIM. Doris, Huntington, Pa; Miss G.
10 Stewart, Coerain Forge, Pa; Mrs. N c. Blu
Bridge;on N. j.: Mrs. Allen Butler, Syracuse,
n Y; Mrs S. B. Rowley, Philadelphia, Pa.
ng COMMITTEE ON NOMINATIONS .
n. Mrs. s. G. Ware, Salem. N. j.: L. G. Pau
Wellsburg, W. Va. c. L. Waters, Baltimore, NJ
H. B. Fry, Salem. O.; VIM. H. Woods, Huntil
IL ton, Pa.
or PLACE OF MEETING.
Mrs C. A. DeFltt. Jersey City; Mrs. j.
Lyle, Wheeling. W. Va; Mrs. Dr.. W. McClells
10 York. Pa.
ID At 1890 lunch was served in the vestry OF I
~ church. Mr.. Van had furnished the cof,ee!boil
re Mr. Dallas the Dishes the churches OF Lovelai
NJ Lebanon and Murdoch the provisions for the d
,os and the churches Of this city the c1fee a
sugar.
day was Mrs. Ross ter; the other members of
Committee were Mrs PEBBLES, Mrs. Dunlap N
nm Atty, Mrs. Nader, Mrs Porter, Mrs. Crane, NJ
Phillips, NJ IS Lowry and Others The Commit
at changes each day.
or. AFTERNOON SESSION.
The afternoon session met at 2 O'Clock and ,
opened with a solo by Mrs. A. ]. Carnes 0
prayer by Mrs Ellen Butler of Syracuse, N. Y.
The reception of delegates from other demo-
nations was the next order of business and
following ladies responded to their names Q
est MADE snort aaoresses IN reference 70 'ne "orh