St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-15
w. G. T. U. CONVENTION.
Seven Hundred Delegates Ex-
pected-TheWeek Programme.

Seven Hundred Delegates Ex-
pected-TheWeek Programme.
The fourteenth annual state conven-
tion of the W. Z. I. U. begins to-mor-
row, at the Hennepin Avenue church,
and will hold three sessions daily, clos
ing with Friday morning. Seven hun
dred delegates are expected to attend.
Entertainment SO far as possible has
been provided, and lunch will be served
each noon. The state executive COM
mittee will meet on the morning of the
10th, at IL O'Clock; and on the after
Moons OF the 18th and 18th at 4:50. The
I. w. G. Il. U. of sthe staue will oc-
cupy Tuesday evening, the 10th, with
music. reports, addresses and recita-
tons. DR.. Kate Bushnell will speak on
Wednesday evening. There will be a
Demorest gold medal contest by class
of young people. The following is the
programme:
Tuesday Morning Meeting of the state ex-
ecutive committee.
Afternoon-Consecr meeting, led by
Mis-. r. nj. Rowell: roll call of the state
officers and superintendent; appointment
of committees; reports from district presi-
dents, Mesdames Safely, Rowell, Ames,
Plymat.. Crawford, Sherman, Heard, Veon |;
arbitration and peace, Mrs. j. P Pinkham !;
organizers report, Mrs. c. r. Mewcomb mar
cotics and tobacco habit, Mrs. M A. Dock
Stader
Evening Address of welcome, Mrs. o. C..
Gregg; response, Miss Carrie HolbrOok: ad-
the Y. w. =. L. U. OF The state.
Wednesday Morning-Reports of District
Presidents Mesdames Cook, shannon, Di-
mond, Clifford, Voorhees, H. S. Clark. Koch
eleau: work among railroad employees, Mrs
Al. A. Washburn; franchise, Mrs. Ella Il.
Wnitford; lumbermen. Mrs. Minnie Webber;
literature and Union Signal, Mrs. E.
Wright: the W. G. I. U. booth in EXposi-
ton. Mrs. y. c. Gregg; miscellaneous bust
ness.
Afternoon-State and county fairs, Mrs. E.
Q. Zimmerman; prison and Jail work, Mrs
n. a. Warner; parlor meetings, Mrs. Agnes
tary, Mrs. E. $. Wright; memorial services
for promoted comrades, led by Mrs. j. A.
Clifford; report of credential committee ;
non-alcoholics in medicine. Mrs. c. W.
Lowell; training of future heroes, Mrs. C. B.
Sheldon; delsarte system of physical cult
ure, Miss Anna Long; lecture bureau, Miss
A. NJ. henderson; mothers meeting, Mrs. s.
j.. {. Stevens; temperance temple, Mrs. Mary
Bickford; miscellaneous business
Evening-Aunt Samantha's logic. fifteen
young girls; address, DR.. Kate Bushnell
Thursday Morning-Fiower mis- sion, Miss
Lettie Osterhout; social purity, Mrs. H. A.
Terwilligar; conference with influential
bodies Mrs. A. d. Kingsley; Sabbath OBJ
scrvance, Mrs 7. B. Hoover; presidents an
nual address, election of officers, election of
delegates to national convention: unrest,
Mrs. w. NJ. Roberts: certain Improvements
needed, Miss A. NJ. Choate; necessity of
earnest WORK, Miss Ella j. Cook; organized
report, Miss Carrie EStey
Afternoon-Press work, Mrs. Amy B.
Green; evangelistic, Mrs Carrie Knox God
frey; scientific temperance, Mrs. C. S. Win
chell: Scandinavian department Mrs Mary
9. Engstrom; white ribboner, Mrs H. E. Gal
hnger; reason for woman's work, Miss Au-
rilla Furber; German department, Mrs E. l..
Slingerland; hygiene and heredity, Dr. Gen.
evleye Tucker; original packages Mrs Alice
ii. Birch: Sunday school work, Mrs.
n. f.. kinsey: necessity for equal
suffrage. Mrs. Ella T.Whitford; unfermented
wine, Mrs. Eva Carpenter; state treasurer S
report Miss A. NJ. Henderson; auditors re-
port; report of resolutions committee: cot
fee palace, Mrs. +. A. Russell; miscellaneous
business
Evening-Scripture lesson Mrs. S. 2. Brad
ish; prayer, Mrs. Frances Neal: Demorest
gold medal contest; recitation, Mrs. f. NJ
Pottle; award of medal.
Friday Morning-Consecratio meeting,
led by Mrs. ii. A. Hobart; W. C. T. U love
feast; prison work, Mrs. McCurdy; reciia-
ton, Mrs. F. NJ. Pottle; miscellaneous busl-
ness.