The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-03-14
A NEW MOVEMENT.
Pacific Coast W0men's Press As.
ISOLATION Convention.

The coming convention of the Pacific
Coast Women's Press Association, which
opens its session in Union-square Hall on
Monday, March 10Th, continuing three days,
promises to be, not only one of the most in
tereSting events which have occurred in
San Francisco in its history, but to deyelo p
new element as showing the success that
women can meet with in their endeayors to
cope with their male competitors in the
struggle which always has and always will
attend the laborer in the field of literature
That their present action Is only the begin
ming OF a great work that must result bene-
ficialy TO the members OF the association
may be taken for granted. The following IS
the programme for the three days sessions,
and il will be found sufficiently attractive to
guarantee crowded houses from first to
last:
PROGRAMME.
Monday morning al 10 ocl0ck-Enrollment OF
members. Executive session,
Monday afternoon, 2:30 o'cOck-General
meeting OF all delegates.
Monday evening, 8 o'cl0ck-"Thou star of
Love- wallace, Harmonic Quintet; prayer, Rev.
j. Sanders Reed; saiutatOry, Mayor George
SanderSOn; address OF welcome, Mrs. Nellie Il.
Eyster; The STUDY of Economics" Mrs. L. /.
Y. Parkhurst; Elruiia Club Sisnor Cippolonl
Director; THE Press in Philanthropy" Mrs.
Sarah b, Cooper; The Coming Woman" Ms.
Charlotte Perkins StetsOu; Progress" Mrs.
Rose Hartwick Thorpei "Auehored" (Watsoul,
Mr. e. {. Munson.
tuesday morning, 10 oclock-ExecutIve SEES
sion.
Tuesday afternoon, $50 o'cioek-Poem, Mrs.
Ella Higginson; "Metis and Paas Athene,"
Sarah NJ. Severance; Representative " Omen."
Mrs. Frances EGgeTton; Inc kindergarten
Preventive of crime" Mrs. hate Douglass
Niggln; Because IL Was a Woman's," Miss
Agnes Manning; Separations" (kossinD, Miss
Grace h anderson.
Tuesday evening 8 o'clock-Preseutation of
association souvenir, Henry Clement Inscription
by Mrs. Emily Browne Powell. design by Mi.
Franz GOldstein); " Stances" "a. flegieL NJ.
ibeTt l.. Guile; The NoOlng Scene" C'Henry
VIZ Louise Humphrey Smith; " PhysiogBOmy
IN It's Relation 10 the Literary WORKER" MIS-.
Mary o. Stanton; piano sUo, Miss Eva Crowley;
selections from Browning, Louise Humphrey
Smith; Clubs" Mrs. Caroline SeVefaueei duet,
the Misses Park.
Wednesday morning. 10 O'Clock - sutro
Heights, by special invitation OF Mr.. Adoph
wednesday afternoon, 2:3o o'clock-Poem,
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins StetsOn; - Periodical
Literature" Mrs. Flurence Williams; AN Ave
hue If Employment Mrs. JuaHa Achey Neal;
The Material Development OF The STATE" Mrs.
John X. Berry; " The Press and the Railroad"
Mrs ". G. c. Edhom; e The Modern Athens"
Mrs. I. q. Smith.
Wednesday evening o'clock-Chorus, Kind.
ness of Franz NJ. Godstein; (a) Selection from
Bret Harte, ID The Chariot Race from Ben
Hur" Mrs. Leila Ellis; " The Young Woman IN
Journalism" hItSs Keith (Dl Vernon; Indus
trial Progress" Mrs. Jeanne q. Carr; "a " La
Poderosa" q radieD, tbj Para Siempie" (Ate,
valo), Mrs. Jueite Esiele Maths HerOism,"
Mrs. Sarah Sanford; Chorus, Kindness OF Franz
NJ GUldsGein.
BY the kind courtesy OF the railroad COM
panIes the members of the Ladies' Annex Of
San Diego ana Mr.. I. S. BabcOck the next
convention Of this association will be held at
Hotel Coronado in the third week of Sep
TENDER, 1891.
The association extends thanks to the fol-
lowing who have done much to insure the
success of the conventions:
Mayor Sanderson, MIR. Ado'ph Sutro, Mr..
Albert l.. Guile, Rev. j. Sanders Reed, Mr.
Henry Clement. the Harmonic Quintet, Mr..
Franz Goldstein, the Southern and Central
Pacific railroads, the Santa lee Railroad. tile
North Pacific Coast Railroad, w. 81 }.
Sloane IL Co., UnIon-square Hall, Nathan,
Dohrnann 81 Co.. The CALL, DALI papers,
Sherman q Clay, Davis. Cowen d Co., Clerk
Reynolds, Signor Cippolon, the Elturia
Club Miss Eva Crowley and l. w. Taber.