Telegram-herald., 1888-04-26

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vhzca little msubsx Of ne Lsgkloa fs2lsd
= sppssT. bsing III
Mn Bsoismin thsn prsssnssd the priss4
lex sllssosseA prssscsAs ne esfsnssy VI
hiD Ssuoonb followed With br1sf ~
poxs ~ - I'a shs ssid: III - con-
posotzvs1y nsw erdsr. BAT vs have u ta,s
1ls<r1eG ~ oEEnnszstioas- The smbisns Of
the SsEio1s oxxsnizstioa ere tbs osk.
ivy-issi and ths iliy Of sbs
valley, dsaosing strsnx.h- tsnacity Of
parposs and parity. The srass EN-
oiem - the t16e rose. The spring
Lake 10 tns nrsx oos % organic and The
Cedar cp<iaxs the last The Grsnd hsplds
IA have had The lndastfisl School under
their care. snd that they have carried Il On
successfully Is ssidsns by The fsct Of their
having taken the first prize. Ia hoser
work tee PlaiBwsll Us stand Al The head
The sprfng Lake Us have osen very mneh
Interested IA work for the Industrial school
zad tor the Grand Rapids W0msn's Home
and Hospital 10 0tsego TIE White Cross
and White Shield orders have Dssn their
especial charge. snd sixty three young PEP
sons have pledged themselves 10 purity OF
life and living. Odessa Union have done
Their work mostly In public meetings = here
they have seeaTed m2ny signatures 70 the
tsmpsfancs pledge. Spring LAKE has x
active and q honorary members. Pielnwell
h2s al Otsego, 80 active, 80 honorary,
Grand Rapids. 25; Odessa. 10 active, 10 hon
orarys Cedar Springs 7.
The President announced that Mrs
Josephine Nichols. State President Indiana
W. c. +. u. would not DC able 10 deliver
the address OF the evening. being mortaily
ill., Aiss Henrietta q. More National Leo
tursr, would deliver the address.
Miss Aeweomb announced that the
medal contest would now begin. There
eere SIX eontestants- They would be
judged by voice. articulation. gesture and
general effect. The medal was of silver.
ANY eight who have Won q silver medal
may contest for . gold one; any eight who
have won gold medals may contest for q
larger one. any eight who have won lArz q
gold medal may contest for = gold medal
studded with diamonds. The contest ol
last evening was tor . silver medal. Miss
Emma SIster, Of Spring Lake. was the firs,
on the programme, and she recited "A
Voice from the Poor House" Miss Csndee
city. followed with Patriotic Prohibition
This was followed with violin solo by Mis-
Nellie Udsli. The little lady has charmed
all the audiences &C the convention with
her pretty music.
The next recitation for the contest wa.
by Miss Jennie Watkins, of Odessa. or
Moral Suasion or Prohibition. Which
Shall liz Be?" Miss Lizzie Leversee. o.
Plain well, was the next candidate, and shs
wrestled with Prohibition. the Hope o
the Nation"
|, Miss May Belle Summerville then enter
tanned ths audience with pretty recits
ton She was not an applicant for the
medal. but won for herself rapturous ap
plause.
Miss Georgia Donald, of Spring Lake, ,
contestant, reeited The Deacon's Sunday
school Sermon"
Miss Lizzie Kuhl and J. Calvin Kno,
sang duet. "Land of the Swallows" snC
then Master Willie Cummings, Of English
vile, q contestant, recited "A Black Eye To-
Lager Beer and Bier for Lager"
This was the last applicant for the medal
which the judges awarded 10 Miss Georgis
Donald. Of Spring Lake.
While the decision was being made, Mis-.
Udell again favored the audience with
violin solo, and the session was adjourned
with the benedichon.
Following 10 the programme for today:
9ocLocK KAN.
Deyotlons, led by Mrs A s. Parish. GrandviIle
Report OF officers. resident Mrs. A. 8. Ben
amn: Correspo lsing Secretary, Mrs. Nestis
schermerhorn; Treasurer, Mn. p. b. W. Whit
| field.
Report Of Committee on Resolutions.
In Memoran, Mrs l.. NJ. Boise.
500, Mrs. Udell.
Hymn, when Shall We Meet Again" CTune
Unity)
200 p. ".
Devotions. Report of Sabbath Observance, Mis-
Sarah Jennings, Lowell.
Reading of Minut s.
Report Of superintendent-white Cross and
Shield, Ms. L. Newcomb.
Paper. by AR- p. Il. Withheld.
Report of Superintendent nt-Franchise, Mn. r
u Kellogg.
| Paper By Elizabeth Eaglesfeld-
Report OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Instructor
l Mu Tanar w. Moore.
supplemented by Practical Suggestions, PROT
r. u. Kendall - 81
Miscellaneous Bushes. 49, =
7:s0 n.
Devotiops Rev. Kerr p. Upper
Music-Qusrtetttc, Mrs Hosken, Nm. rlecf
! Mr. DaniorIh. Mr. Balcom; Miss Dishmai,. scoou
panist
Recitation. Master Willie Cummings. Englishvillt
Violin Solo, Miss Nellie ldell.
Address, Miss Henrietta G. Moore, National Lex
1 tnTer.
solo Elsie d. Hosken-
Recitation, Miss Clara Wheeler.
ColccllOn.
Benedictlon.