New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-10
woMEws BoARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF oFTCERs-PAfEEs
READ BEFORE ADJOURNMENT.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF OFTCERs-PAPEEs
READ BEFORE ADJOURNMENT.
Auburn, n. Y, April 9.-At this mornings session
Of Women's Board OF Foreign Missions Of the Presby'
terrain Church the following officers were elected Tor the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. Henry NJ Beers, New
York City; vice-presldents, Mrs. william r. Dodge
Mrs. Robert Booth, Mrs. W. Packer PRENTICE MIS-
Theodore Cuyler, Mrs. Arthur Mitchell, Mrs. a. y.
schauier all of New-Yor City Mrs. 5. r. Gilbert, 81
Utica: Mrs Henry Childs, Buffalo; Mrs. f. A. Hunt
ington Auburn Mrs. william Alling, Rochester; Mrs.
Horace Eaton Palmyra; Mrs. H. QuiGloy Louisville;
Mrs. H. " Juds0n and Mrs. ID. NJ. Miller Brooklyn;
Miss E. l.. Mcpherson, Boston; Miss r. A. Clark
watertown; Mrs. II. II. Farnum, Port Jervs; treas
urer Mrs c. p. HART, Of New York assistant treas
urer Mrs Joseph A. WEIGH, New York City, secretaries
for foreign correspondence Mrs Jasper f. Corning,
Miss P. b. IawIey. Miss Rensselaer, and Mrs. r. C.
Morse New-York City; secretaries for home corre-
spohdence Miss II. W. Hubbard, Mrs. H. NJ. Hum
phrey, Mrs. c. NJ Fulton, Miss ~ Jsneway and Mrs.
william Dallcs IT,; secretaries for yOdTg ,neOpt,'
Miss a. L. Denny New York secretary for pubIea
1ons letters Mss C. G. Van Rensselaer, New Yors
City recording secretary, Miss Helen C. Kingsley.
After the election of officers the following board Il
managers named for the coming year:
Miss Parsons, Rye y. Y: Mrs. W. b. Weller. New.
Rochelle: Mrs. F. q. Burnham. MorT!ssown Mrs. ROB-
ert r. Booth. Mrs. G.: r. Hart. Mrs X Kelly; , MIS-;
w Packer Prentice MPs. >. DlChcINOn' IIe WHILE
r. Dodge Mrs j. s. Ketchum, Mrs. Charles Trambuii
White Mrs. F. Blume Mrs. W. b. stafford. Mrs. J. a.
Welch Mrs C. L. Jones. Mrs. !. F. Matison, Miss
II. ". Hubbard. Miss J. A. Ramsey, MTs; a; G.
Rufson, Mrs II. N. Judson. Mrs. ID. ". Miller. MS.
Henry Beers Mrs. j. f. Corning. Mrs Theodore CuyleS.
Mrs f. n. Crosby. Mrs. II. VI. Humphrey. Mrs. K.
Van Rensselaer, Miss A. L. Denny, Mrs. \. g. Agnew,
Mrs. Arthur Mitchell: Mrs, T. F. Elinwood; Mrs E. NJ
Fulton Miss H. c. Kingsley, Mrs. Russell sage Mrs.
Elliott F. Shepard. Miss G. g. Van Rensselaer,, Mrs.
Halsey L. Wood, Mrs. William ID. Barbour, Mr.. X, =.
Jackson Mrs. ID. p Riesch, Mrs. A. F. SchaufisT, Mrs
John Crosby Brown. Miss b: Kennedy. Mrs: IneodG5e
Weston. MISS VI. Janeway, Miss +. b. Hawiey, Mrs.
r. C. Morse, Mrs. William Dses. lr, and Mrs. John
s. Kennedy, all OF New-fork City.
Mrs. J. W. Hawkes., Of IIamadan. Persia, then made
an address on Mission Life In Hamadan' She spoke
at length OF the progress of Christianity In Persia
Mrs Wellington White followed Mrs. Hawkes. In on al.
dress on "Glimpses Of Mission Life in south CHINA
A paper on The Women OF China was read BY The
Rev. DR.. J. 5. Neyins, and paper by Mrs W y.
Prentice, OF New York . Review Of the psst vs.
read by Mrs. T.. A. Huntington, Of Auburn: Inc
Women's Board OF Foreign Missions was organized IN
this city twentyone years ago. The closing papes OF
the session was A Day of Good Tldngs, read by MISS
Ellen c. Parsons editor OF Woman's Work. Now
York City was selected the next place OF meethS
The meeting then adiourned sine die