The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-05-24
HoMAN's WORLD.

s9eoc< op4nicu respecting women, ana voice the
views and thoughts q women. It's hoped.thai
may may In some measure encourage snd strength
sn women In every worthy eGortaidissrs IN . NV.
ms The problem Of se,Esupport, protec tnen
through knowledge o! forms OF business and 'lsN
Inspire them TO attain TO their rfghtful position.
e1o tnns through enlightened, elevated woman
hood ennobie the home. the race. the Nation.
"wonzn's World" Is vide AS wife. as mother,
g home-maker. as worker. as educator. as philan.
shropist, as comrsde. citizen. and a. human.be
fns. woman Is everywhere building for herself anc
her generation. From az sections OF this word.
er1sf reports OF individual and organized work.
nsvr iterns, thonghts suggestions and inquiries
are invited fer these columns.
Address all such Communications to
FLogzSoE n. ADxIssor.
To- E.m 81, Indianapolis, Ind.
The first o. thu ser s3 OF conventions pro
posed By the Indiana State Wonan Sltffags
Association as announced ia the eircula-
published In another column, will be held
ut Decatur. Adams County, Wednesday
June 3 Hon. William Dudley Foulke and
DR.. Mary +. Thomas. OF Richmond. aud 9th
er speakers will be present. The friends OF
woman suffrage IN the eastern part of the
State are specially urged to assist in making
this convention a suecsss and all who can at
tend viii be cordially welcomed.
At tbs recent anuua. meeting OF the Ind.
ara State Medical Society In this city, D..
Mary K. Thomas re ad paper on Post Far
tum HemoIThage," which eyincsd careful
preparation aid comprehensive knoTledgs
Of the subject.
MIS- Thomas read an interesting paper on
Heath" to a large audience of women in
Richmond a few evenings Hgo, under the
auspices OF the Y. Nj. G A. lt Is proposed
TO carry out the suggestions of the paper by
calling meeting for the discussion OF the
subject OF hygiene.
Several weeks ago report was telegraphed
end widely circulated 60 the effect that Mics
Frances z. Willard, aiming divine revs.
late. had addressed the Alton Presbytery in
SESSION ct Hillsboror, ILL.,, urging them to
make woman suffrage part OF church worn.
Miss Willard promptly denied the report
she not having directly or in
dindrsctiy communicated with the
Psesbytery upon this or any o.hsr sublscs.
but in this - in other instances. falsshood
travels faster than truth and misreprese n tn.
tons continue to be made. Miss Willard
has claimed no "reys'asion.' ''consecrated
common sense" az the Union Signal says
being suffi Gent TO enable her to see tas Jus
tice and need Of the Acknowledgement OF
women.
The regular annual consideration OF the
woman suffrage question By the Msssacau-
sets Legislature has bssn held. Tas con-
mite reported against an amend nent 70 the
Constitution aDd Glsl against petition for
an ending the tcc0ol suffrage Law bat re
poTied and recomr ended bill 20 extend
municipal suffrage 70 women, only ons
member, Senator Tap a, d'sseaii1g aud mat
lrga minority report. Tne bill reached =
thi:d reading on Nay f. was supported By
several gentlemen il able speeches, the op.
position remaining silent, and was defeated
by vote o. 81 10 49, aud pairs. Last
year tbs vote was 81 70 III, AID ii pairs the
sristocratic "remonstrants" evidently losing
their influence.
A notable incident of the discussion was &
letter from Hon. Francis e Warren. present
Governor of Wyoming, to the chairman of
the woman suffrage committee, Me-. Wadliu.
Governor Warren who has been q citizen OF
the Territory since its organization, said
that after fifteen years trial 1.-The practical
workings CT woman suffrage commend II
more aad more TO favor am opg men and wo-
men ss they undsrs srd it better and know
mere of lie fruits. II has been productive of
coed in our Territory. Both political par
ties have found themselves Obliged to MONT.
nate their best men IN order to obtain the
support OF the women
The Annual Convention OF the Indiana
w. c. I. u. will be Eeld In Berry Street NJ
e Church Fort Wayne this yesk Nav %
20. The programme, which also includes
the usual devotional exercises and routins
WORK, is announced follows:
. p. m.-Tueldsy, May %, Executive
Com mitfee meeting.
Cause, Of Fort Wayne; Response, Mrs. Mary
A. Lesvltt, OF Vernon; Addresses by Mrs.
II g. Wallace and Mrs. j. X. Nichols.
Wednesday, May %, 9 a. m.-Address OF
President, Mrs. NJ. /. Wells, aud appoint
ment of committees
Or. m.-Reports Of State and Distric. or
fceIs.
$50 p. m.-Addresses by Mrs. NJ. 1. Well,
ard Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar; poem by Miss
Hattie Leonard, FL Wayne.
Thursday, May 2S.-Rspoits of commiIteel
and election OF officers.
$50 p. m.-Addreees by Miss Frances l..
Willard and Miss Mvra Goodwin.
Friday, May 29.-Reports and miscelane-
Gus business, closing in the afternoon with a
love feast led by Mas Willard.
Children's meeting, Thursday p. NJ
Address by Miss NyTa Goodwin and Chalk
Talks, Mrs. NJ L. Bilon.
Young Ladies Parlor Meeting, Wednesday
$50 p m.--AddItsD ss by Miss Anna GordoI
Misc Myia A. Good~i Mrs. Wells and ota-
6ys.
Certificates for reduced railroad ra.es can
be obtained On application to Miss l. ,dte Il
Rstc, ct the Indianapolis Central Union
Parl0is, Is y. PennsJ wanna street.
The Western Association OF Collegiate
Alumnse held meeting at Chicago, May 10
1t vss decided - send n strong memorial
John HI fkins OniNtrsi1y, petitlonlug ID
the privilege there dszied % women TO puI.
post graduese studies. Preliminary
meafurss were taken for the organization oil
ateGchers' bureau Tor collegiate alumnae. and
local committees organized for CO operative
ttudy At home.
In the afternoon, Mrs Louiss
Reed slowel, OF the University oil
Michigan delivered an address on "Tde
Advantages of Post Graduate Study and the
Opportunities Afforded at the University Of
Michigan" Fro a this Inter Ocean repor,
we quote Mrs.. Stowell has the distin.
gnishtd honor % hays been recently elected
Fellow CT the Royal Microscopical Society
m Dor or 10 won "A accorded 20 her alone
In the United States. aud which she shares
with only two Others wives respectively oil
the president aud secretary OF the $40 ETY. in
Lor den. Tho "A no, waving the intellec
fuaf Gains ard pleasures Mrs Stowell Oval