Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24

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Sne mas sustained the ONCE Of pastor for twenty
years, preaching every sunday, and says that ex-
Spe az one time she has not been incapacitated by
as chaplain TO legislative body. This she did
several times In 1870 Ind 1872 both in the Connec-
Seaa,e ana house OF REPRESENTATIVES then as
books and edited several papers and magazines.
Mra Hanaford "keeps house" at her home in New
| eighteen years. Miss Ellen 4 Niles once q Massa-
| chusetts teacher and now q writer OF children's
nooAs ana many popular poems. chiefly OF re-
PROGRAM OF THE WEEK.
Women who will Talk and Subjects
They Will Discuss.
Already many Of the women, distinguished in
the1r dinerent fields OF work, who are TO present
topics to the council, are in the city. Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock the council viii be opened
formally at Albaugh's Opera House with an ad-
| dress by Elizabeth Cady Stanton. The general
subject for the evening session Will be education
and addresses will be delivered by several women
prominent as scholars and educators. These in
ciude Mrs. May Wright Sewall, principal of the
| Indianapolis Classical School for Girls; Pundita
| Rama0ai, the Hindu lady and scholar, now travel
Ing In this country and working In behalf Of
the education OF women in India; Sarah B. Cooper
president OF the Golden Gate kindergarten Asso-
citation; Prof. Louisa Reed Stowell, NJ. s., r. r. NJ.
81 Of Ann Arbor, the president and delegate Of the
western Collegiate Alumn@; Prof. Rena A.
Mlchaes, Phi. D., dean OF Woman's College, North.
western University; the Baroness Alexandra Gri.
pen0erg, delegate or the Finnish Woman's Associa-
ton; Ada NJ Frederiksen. delegate OF the Danish
WomanS Associations; Cora A. Bermesen, A. NJ,
l. L. b., CNfchIgan University, fellow In history,
Bryn Mawr college, and Mentha Mcclellan Brown.
vice president OF the Wesleyan college, Cincinnati.
The theme for Tuesday mornings session will be
philanthropies. Harriette r. Shattnck. president
OF National w. 8 Association for Massachusetts,
a ufl no leo hal
Barrows. delegate Woman's Auxiliary Conference
Unitarian Association; Jennie Fowler Willing;
o iSe aS as
lot, delegate and director Prison Reform Work on
ST. Lazare, Paris; Ednah d. Cheney, president and
delegate New England Hospital Tor Women and
School No. 49, Brooklyn; Emily S. Richards dele
gate l. ID. s. Women's Association OF Utah; Amelia
tionai Indian Associations: Clara Barton, national
president American Association OF the Red Cross.
Tuesday evening the temperance questions and
Its various bearings will be discussed by Frances +.
Willard. Pres. National W.C.T.U; Hannah Whitall
Smith, American Sec. Worlds w. {. n T.; Bessie
Heets Toronto
II. Barney, Natl Supt. prison, Jail, police, and
almshouse work Of ". Z. I. u; Dr. Mary Weeks
Burnett, DEL Natl Temperance Hospital and
Med. College ASSN: Matilda b. Carse; Mary H.
Hunt, Nat Supt. Scientific Instruction and Francis
F. w. Harper, OF Philadephia, who will speak on
the subject "what shall be done with the neglected
rich?" is coored woman noted for her powers as
speaker.
Mrs. Laura NJ. Johns, Of Kansas will preside
wednesday morning, when the subject will be
Industries. The speakers Will be Mary A. Liver
more, the delegate or the American Woman SUI
frage Association and one OF the most impressive
OF Vineland Grange No. IL; Hulda b. Loud; Helen
Campbell, vce-presdent Sociological Society Of
America; LeOnOra NJ Barry, delegate and organizer
OF the Knights or Labor. and Esther l.. Warner
The last-lamed lady s a farmer Of Kansas, and
Will talk about .'Wolnen as Farmers"
tht or inn tnp Nrnfn ptn
be talked about by Prof. Rena A. Michaels Laura
c. Holloway, the well-knOwn journalist; Or. Sarah
Superintendent legislation and petitions OF n. W.
c. T. u; Rev. Ada e. Bowles, Martha r. Field Wo-
mans International Press Association; Amelia
Hadley Mohl, delegate Woman's National Press
Association; Matilda b. Carse, and Elizabeth Cady
stanton.
The topic for Thursday morning Will be organi-
cation. Mr.. Matilda Joslyn Gage Will preside.
The speakers announced are Julia Ward Howe
delegate and president Association for the Ad-
sanceineht OF women; MARI f. Eastman, delegate
Alexandra Grlpenberg. or tine Finnish Women 5
Association; Abby Morton ID z. president Womens
Educational and Industrial Union, Boston; Ada c.
Fredericksen, of the Danish Womah's Association:
Frances Z. Willard, Fanny Zampini Salazaro. OF
Rome (papeD: VI. Louise Thomas, president and
delegate SOrosis; May Wright Sewail, and Susan
ID. Anthony.
In the evening of Thursday the subject for dis
cusson will be legal conditions, and the speakers
Will be Lille Devereux Blake, pre- ident New York
state Woman suffrage Association; Alice Scatch-
erd. delegate OF Edinburgh National Society for
Womens suffrage; Alice Fletcher, special Indian
agent under the severalty bill; Dr. Ruth NJ Wood
Matilda Joslyn Gage; Lucy stone, delegate Amer
lean Woman Suffrage Association, and Mary A.
Livermore
Friday morning will be given to the subject Of
social purity. Women only will be admitted to
this session. Mrs. Elizabeth Boynton Harder, OF
Illinois, will preside The speakers will he Eliza
beth Isle saxon, vice-presldent National Woman
Suffrage Association Tor Tennessee; Anna Rice
Powell. delegate New York Commission for the
Prevention q Rp,rulatiOn Mrs r
mission Chant, delegate OF Edinburgh tional So
ciety for Womens Suffrage; Caroline NJ s. Frazar,
delegate National Moral Educational Society;
DIR. Caroline B. Winslow, president District OF CO.
lumbla Moral Educational Society; Harriette r.
Shattuck; S. Magelsson Groth, delegate NOrwe-
gian Woman Suffrage society; Clara CleghOrne
Hoffman, and Frances z. willard.
Friday evening political conditions will be con-
Isabella Beecher Hooker. vice president Of Sationa
w. s. A. for Connecticut; J. Ellen Foster. Harriet
II. Robinson, member executive committee
National w. s. A.; Frances r. Willard Rev. Annie
II. Shaw, superintendent franchise department
National W. c. L. T.; Laura NJ. Johns and Abigail
Scott Duniway, vice-president National W. S. A.
for oregon.
saturday morning there will be q conference OF
pioneers, and addresses by Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Frederick Douglass, Lucy stone, Henry B. Black.
Caroline II. DALI Mary Grew, Matilda Joslyn Gage
Samuel c. Pomeroy, and Susan B. Anthony.
movement who are sxpested to be present are
Amy Post, Sarah Il. Willis, Mary II. HallOweil,
Sarah Anthony BurttS, Mary j. Anthony, Rochester
n. Y; NJ. Adeline Thomson, Emily Winslow Tay-
or, Philadelphia, Pa; Sarah II. Southwick,
WELLESLEY Hills, Mass; Sarah Z. Wall. Worcester,
Mass; Clemence s. Lozier, NJ. D., New York; Olive
Frazer ingalls,. Glenora, N. T.; Susan f. Wattles,
Kansas; Esther Wattles Oberlin, Ohio; Virginia
l. Minor, st. Louis, Mo-, and Dr. Caroline B.
WtnslOw, DIR. Susan Edison. Jane B. Archibald,
Julia A. Wilbur, Washington, ana Catharine A. +.
Stebblns Michigan.
Saturday evening the consideration Of 'political
conditions" will be continued, and addresses will
be made by Helen H. Gardner, Mrs. Ashton Dixie,
Del. Newcastle WOmenS Liberal Assn, England,
and Helen NJ. Cougar, Pres Indian Natl Woman
Suffrage Assn.
sunday April 1, a religious symposium will be
The speakers will be Matilda JOsyn Gage Rev.
Antoniette Brown Blackwell, Caroline II. Dali.
Elizabeth BOynton Harbert. Mary A. LvermOre,
Elizabeth Cedy Stanton, Isabella Beecher Hooker,
Julia Ward Howe, Elizabeth q. stuart and Zerelda
G. Wallace.
Sunday evening the council will close with ad-
dresses by Zerelda g. Wallace and Elizabeth Cady
will be held for the purpose OF forming permanent
organizations. Since the program was prepared
responses have been received from the following
associations which Will be represented by delegates
and be heard In the council: Womans Centenary
Association OF Universalist Church, NJ. N. Dean
America, Lita Barney Sayles; Western Womens
Unitarian Conference, Mrs c. j. Richardson;
Christian WOmen's Board VI Missions, Mrs C. ri
Knowles; Universal Peace Union, Belva A. Lock.
wood; WOmen'S Primary Association Utah) Net
tie Y. Smell; WOmens Relief Societies fGtah),
Ladies' Mutual Improvement Association (Utah)e
Luella L. Young; W0men's Free Baptist MissiOn-
airy Society. NJ. N. II. Hill.
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