Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-10

Of the first woman's rights convention and to con-
slider various movements OF reform in which
women are interested. The sessions win be held
In Albaugh's Opera House. The general program
is as follows: Sunday, March %, $50 p. M, re-
ligious service; March %. 10 a m. formal opening
OF council; 40 p. m, education. March a. 10 a.
m, philanthrophies; 7:45 o. m, temperance.
March 2S 10 a. m, Industries; 7:45 p. m, pro-
LESSONS March %, 10 q. m, organization; 7:45
p. m, legal conditions. March 80, 10 a m. social
purity session for women alone); 45 pm, poiti-
cal conditions. March 81, 10 a m, pioneers con-
ference; 7:4o p m, political conditions Sunday,
April l, 2:3O p m, religious symposium; 7:45 p.
M, close of the council.
saturday the Official delegates to the council are
invited 70 meet the committee Of arrangements In
tne red parior OF the Riggs House at 8 p. m In
honor OF the delegates and visitors to the council
the the National S Woman Suffrage Association will
10 IL p. m. The detailed program for the week,
beginning sunday, the 25th instant, Is as follows:
SUNDAY,
2:3O p. m, religious servtce-Hymn, Rev. Phoebe
A Hanaford; Reading of Scriptures, Rev. Ada c.
Bowles; Prayer, Rev. Antoinette Brown Blackwell;
Hymn, Rev Louise Baker: Sermon, Rev. Annie
II. shaw, SUBJECT, "The Heavenly visiOn;" Hymn,
Rev. Amanda Deyo; Benediction, Rev. Antoipette
Brown Blackwell Admission free.
MONDAY.
Morning session 10 am, Formal Opening OF the
Council-Music, The Promised Land; invocation,
Rev. Antoinette Brown Blackwell; address, Eliza
beth Cady Stanton; announcement of committee
on permanent organizations; music.
Evening session, 7:3O, EducatiOn--Music by the
orchestra; !:45, May Wright Sewall, "Higher Edu-
Women OF India;" :35, Sarah B. Cooper. president
Golden Gate kindergarten Association "Kinder-
gartens" Discussion: $50, Louisa Reed stowell,
Alumna, "RetrospecIion;" 8, Pro- Rena A. Mich.
aels dean OF Woman's College, Northwestern Uni
yersity, .'Co-education;" e:1O, Alexandra Gripen-
g:2O, Ada N. Frederiksen, delegate OF Danish
Women's Associations; $3.50, Cora A. Benneson,
SBryn MaWD; 9:4O, Martha Mcclellan Brown, vice.
presioent wesleyan college, Cincinnati
TUESDAY.
Morning session, 10 am, Philanthropies-Har-
riette r. Shattack, president OF National W. g. AS
ISOLATION for Massachusetts,, presiding. Invoca-
ton; music; 1910, Isabel C. Barrows delegate
Woman's Auxiliary Conference Unitarian Associa-
tlOn "Tne work or Unitarian Women" 1880, Jen-
ME Fowler willing, "Woman as Missionary :" 10 40
Laura McNeir delegate and president Ladies OF the
Grand Army of the Republic; IL :O5, Isabelle Bog
OF ~. Lazare, Paris "Work OF the st. Lazare;"
D. D. 20, Ednah y. Cheney, president New England
Hospital Tor Women and Children, "Hospitals an
ms ex-princiPal public school No 80. Brooklyn,
sMlsslonary Work." II :45, Amelia b. Quinton,
aeiegase ana President Woman,s National Indian
Indlans;" II, Clara Barton, president American
Society OF the Red Cross aims and Objects OF the
Red Cross Society" music.
Evening session, 7:30 pm. temperance.-Music
by the orchestra; 7;45, invocation; Frances E.
willard, delegate and president National W. C. IT,
L., woman and Temperance" s:15, Hannah
v hltau smith, delegate and American secretary
World,s W. {. I. T.; $50, delegate OF Ontario W.
{. 1. u; discussion; $40 Anna Gordon. "How to
Reach the Children;" $3.50, Frances E. W. Harper,
what snail be Done with the Neglected Rich:'
., Jane h. Barney, superintendent Prison, Jail,
Police and Almsnouse Work OF W. c. T. u, ':Poiice
Natrons'n 9:l5, DR.. Mary Weeks Burnett, delegate
National Temperance Ho spital and Medical Col
lege Association, ..The Temperance Hospitals"
s;23, Matilda B. Carse, 1.-THE Temperance Tenn
scientific instruction, sour Reasons 8 A. Home
sweet Home, sung by the audience.
WEDNESDAY.
Morning session, 10 am. Industries-Laura NJ
Johns. president Kansas Equal Suffrage Associa-
ton, presiding. Invocation, music. 1O:l5, Mary
A. Livermore, Delaware American Woman Suffrage
Association; "Woman's Industrial Gains during the
Last Half Century," 1O:55, Anna NJ. Worden,
worthy master OF vineland Grange No. II, "Women
In the Granger" IL 10, Hulda b. Loud, "Women in
the Knights or Labor" Discussion: IL 30 Helen
Campbell, women in the Trades" IL 80, Laura
N. Barry, del and organizer OF the Knights OF
Labor; 1905 Frank Leslie, OF Leslie's Publishing
Co., New York (title not Yet announcedj; ia:I5.
Clara B. Colby, president OF Nebraska Woman SUI.
frage Association, "Women as Farmers"
by the orchestra; 7:45, invocation; PROT Rena A.
Michaes, woman as Educators;" 8, Laura C.
Holloway. "WSmaD in Journalism" $40, Dr.
vocal solo, Katharine willard; $780, Ada M. Bit.
tenbender, "Woman in Law $3.50, Rev. Ada c.
Bowles Woman In the Ministry s:4O violin
solo, Maud Powell. d ScuSs1on: g. Martha r.
Field, Del. Womans International Press AssOcia-
.ion; 9:l0, Amelia Hadley Moh, Del. WOman's
National Press Association 20, Matilda b. Carse,
Stanton.
THURSDAY.
Morning session-1O am, organization, Matilda
Joslyn Gage, ice-president-at-!arge National Wo-
mans Suffrage Association presiding; invocation:
music; 10:15, Julia Ward 1 owe delegate and
president Association for the Advancement OF
Women, ''Tne Power OF Organizations" lO:45, Mary
F. Eastman, delegate Association Tor the Advance
ment OF Women; 1:O5, Alexandra Gripenberg
delegate OF the Finnish Women's Association
'The Work or Finnish Women" IL :25, Abbey Nor.
ton DiaZ. president Womens Educational and In
GuStrial Union, Boston; discussion: IL 40 Ada C.
FTederiksen, delegate OF Danish Woman's Society:
II 80, Frances f. Willard H. Jennie C. Croly
Jennie June, delegate sorosis; 1a:lo, May Wright
Evening sesslon-7:D pm, legal conditions;
music by the orchestra; 7:45 lnyocation: Lille
Devereux Blake president New Yor state Wcmens
Suffrage Association, Legal DisaOiiities:n s:I5
Alice Scdtcherd delegate OF Edinburg National So
ciety for Women's suffrage, "LegAl Conditions OF
Fletcher (paper), special Indian agent under the
severaty OIL "Legai Conditions or Indian Women"
discussion: 9:05, DIR. Ruth NJ. Wood; OILS, Matilda
Joslyn Gage; e:25. Mary A. Livermore.
Morning session-1O a. m, Social Purity Session
for women only, Elizabeth Boynten Harbert, vice.
president OF N. w. s. A. for Illinois, presiding:
invocation; music; 10:I5, Elizabeth Isle Saxon.
l0:31, Mrs. Ormiston Chant, del. OF Edinburgh
"a Society for WOmenS Suffrage; discussion:
1852 Caroline N. S. Frazar, del. Natl Moral Ed.
Society; IL 90 DIR. Caroline b. Winslow pres Dis
trict OF Coluinbia Moral Ed. society II rs, Har.
rieLte r. Shattuck; IL 20, s. MagelssOn Groth
del Norwegian W. 5. Society; IL 40, Clara Cleg.
horne Hoffman; IL 30 Frances Z. willard; music:
dress, 12:l0. Annie Jenness Miller, comfortable
and Artistic Dress"
Evening sessiOn-7:3 80 p. m, Political Conditions:
music by the orchestra; 7:45, invocation. Clara
Neymann, ''Sentimentalism in Politics." $40
Isabella Beecher Hooker, constitutional Rights
OF the Women OF the United States;" discus sion:
-, j. Ellen Foster, "Women in POlflics:n 10
harriett II. Robinson; 9:2O. Frances E. Willard;
40, Laura NJ. Johns, Municipal sufrrage;' $50.
Abigail Scott Duniway, suffrage in the Terri
tories"
SATURDAY
Morning session, 10 am; conference OF the
pioneers; invocation. Song, John w. Hutchinson
Lynn, Mass. Addresses-Elizabeth Cady stanton,
New York; Frederick Douglass, Washington D. G.:
well, Boston. Mass; Antoinette Brown Black.
well, Elizabeth, N. j.; Caroline Fl. Dali, WASH
1ngton, ID. e.; Mary Grew, Philade phia, Pa.;
Samuel +. sewall, Boston, Mass Matilda Joslyn
phia, Pa; A. g. Riddle, Washington, d. c.; Samr
&. Pomeroy, Washington, d. e.; Susan b. An
thony, Rochester, n. Y; song, John w. Hutchin-
Amy Post, sarah II. Willis. Mary H. Hallowell.
Sarah Anthony Burtls, Mary s. Anthony, ROches-
tie, y. v: VI. Adeline Thomson, Philadelphia, Pa /;
Harriet W. Sewall, Boston. Mass; sarah E. Wall,
worcester, Mass; Clemence 8. Lozer, N: d., New
YORK: olive Frazer Ingalls,, GlenOra, n. j.; susan
f.. Watlies, Kansas; Esther Wattles, Oberiin
ohio; Virginia L Minor, st. Louis, Mo-, and others