The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-12-10
Y. w. G. A. Notes.

The young women are earnest
workers.
Miss Mary E. Corr is here from
MarionviIle.
Miss Mabel Green is present from
Jefferson City.
From California, the delegate is
Miss Jennie Crane.
-Sedalia has no association, bu
expects to have one.
There are seven college and one
city associations in the state.
The China Inland Mission is rep.
resented by Miss F. E. Campbell.
Springfield has two delegates in
attendance Misses Morda Stepens
and Minnie Curry.
The singing, under the charge OF
Miss Dyer, is very pleasant part OF
the proceedings.
Miss Adams, of Topeka, Kan,
is one of the most entertaining speak
ers in the assembly.
Miss Martha Fischer, of St. Joe
is one OF the active and intelligent
workers in the gathering.
Miss Tarr is a lady of excellent
judgment and rs presiding officer
and organizer, is very successful
The absence of flowers on. or q
bout the platform was noticeable, for
a gathering of young women.
--Otterville is represented by Miss.
es Mabel Curtin, Florence Smith,
Maria Griffin, and Melissa Kleiner.
The delegates from Lexington,
give a semi-military air to the gather.
ing, with their jauntly blue uniform
caps.
Nearly every delegate was Oh
served to have Bible, and a pad
and pencil convenient, during the
session.
Mrs. Kumler, of Avalon, con.
ducts the business of the convention
With great tact, and her gracious
manner to all is exceedingly pleasant.
During the business of the con.
vention. a moment is taken frequently
in which the delegates offer up silent
prayer for blessings.
BY an inadvertence, the first
name of Miss Alcinda Allen, of Fay
cite. was incorrectly given in Fri
days BAzoo as Alcordis.
Miss Cope McMurry, a bright,
intelligent young lady who is student
of Howard female college at Fayette,
is attending as delegate.
Miss Mary Hinde, a teacher in
Howard Female College, Fayette, a
popular and an intelligent young
lady, is in attendance as a delegate.
The reception committee was
composed of Misses Critic Goodrich,
Annie Brandt, Minnie Gottschalk,
and Messrs. Boiler, Lamar, VIII
liams and Lewis.
The following are the delegates
from Marshall Misses Minnie
Morton, Ida NOBLE, Mary Page, Min.
ME Thompson, Tillie Olson, Bette
Allie Slaughter I; Mrs. Dill,
B. L. Seawell.
The Lexington young ladies in
arrived Frida, night, and
are: Misses Bessie Howe. Nora Dick.
son, Fannie Anderson, Annie Lyons,
Carrie Blantou, Matte Emison, Alma
Stokes, Helen Salveter, Miss Dill.
Much of the success is due to the
work of the entertainment committee
Of which Miss Lillian Sharp is secre
tary, and Miss McnrOe, chairman.
and comprising two members from
each of the Sedalis churches.
The absence of Miss Nettie Dunn,
International secretary, prevented the
hearing an instructive pa
per on the practical study of the word
If God. The inability of Mr.. Mott.
collegiate secretary of
he Y. M. Z. a., to be in attendance
caused his address on 1.-THE power of
Intercollegiate movement" to be
omitted from the set programme.
Miss Alcinda Allen, of Fayelte'
s one of the delegates in attendance.
Miss Allen is teacher in Central
College, at Fayette. She is a member
Of the Southern Methodist church and
is one of the most accomplished, at
Lractive and highly educated young
ladies' in the state, as well az being
very Jealous in all religious and
works.