Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-02-20
THE woMAN.s COUNCIL.
Program Of the Convention to BE Held Her,
Next Week.

Program, Of the Convention to BE Held Here
Next Week.
The program in detail of the frst triennial
meeting of the Woman's National Council Of
the United States to be opened at Mbaugh's
Opera House Sunday il as follows:
Sunday. February ~, p.m.-Hymn, Rev.
Mia Frances Upper: invocation, Rev. Caro-
line J. Bartlett; Scripture reading, Rev. Olym-
pia Brown; solo, II. Elizabeth johnson; SER
mon. Rev. Ida c. Huitn: the national hymn.
MY Country lis Of Thee exhortation Mrs.
Margaret Bottome, president Of the Kings
Daughters: an appeal, Rev. Anna II. Shaw; the
doxology; benediction.
Monday, February %, 1880 a. m.-Music
prayer, Mary H. B. Hit; introduction of dele
gates; presidents address, Frances f. Willard.
General subject Charities and Philanthropies
State Control and Social Care Of Dependent
Classes. Woman's Share in the Work. Anna Gar
lin spencer; The Care of Defective Children.
Fannie Il. Ames; The Need of Women in Pub
lie institutions. DR.. Rose Wright Bryan; Our
Duty TO Dependent Races. Alice c. Fletcher
Blake. Open discussion.
Monday. February %, 7A5 p.m.-Music;
prayer, Susan H. Barney. General subjects
Women in the Churches Woman's Status in
the Church Today, Rev. Mia Frances Tup-
per: Women in the Methodist Church, Jane NJ.
Bancroft, Franc Elliott; Modern Charities and
Church Work, Emily s. Sherwood; The
Christian League. L. b. Grannis. editor Of the
Church ONION; The Brahmo Somaj. and What
Il is Doing for Women; Georgia II. Cook (Mrs.
Miss Mary Burdette, Mrs. @. II. Blackall.
Baptist Home Mission Society, Mrs. NJ.
Z. Whitmore, Woman's Missionary Society
of the Evangelical Reformed Church; Mrs.
Hannah ]. Bailey. The Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Union Of Friends; Mrs. H. J. johnson,
The Union Woman's Missionary Society; Mrs.
E. S. Burlingame, The National Free Will
Baptist Womans Missionary Society; Mrs. T..
V. Robbins, The Occidental Board of Foreign
Missions; Mrs. L. NickersOn, The Womans
American Baptist Home Missionary Society.
Tuesday, February "a. 1890 m.-Solo, Daisy
Moore; prayer, Sarah ID. La Fetra. General sub
ject Temperance The Non-partison National
W. C. t. e., J. Ellen Foster; The Temperance
Temple, Matilda b. Carse; The Womsns Tenn
perance Lecture Bureau. Anna A. Gordon; The
womans Temperance Publishing Association,
Mary Allen West editor of the Union Signall;
The Womans National Temperance Hospital
Josephine r. Nichols: address, Mary 7. Lathrap;
discussion. Mary II. Hunt Ssllie F. Chaplin and
Zerelda G. Wallace.
Tuesday, February "a, 7A5 p.m.-Music;
prayer, Mary H. Hunt. Genera. subject, Edu-
cation: A Demand for Women in the Faculties
Of Co-Educational Colleges and Universities,
Lucinda II. Stone; A New Phase Of the Higher
Education Of Women in America, Barnard Col
in Spain. Alice Gordon Gulick: Woman's Prog
ress in Higher Education. Helen l.. Webster;
Women in the Medical College of Johns Hop
kins University, Elizabeth I. King; Married
Women in the Public Schools. Mary A. Ripley;
school Savings Banks, 8. L. Oberholtzer Dis
cussion: Christine Ladd Franklin, Mary F.
Eastman.
Wednesday, February IS, 1890 a.m.-General
subject-The Political Status of Women;
music; prayer. Mrs. A. C. Thorpe; The Ma
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Susan b. Anthony; Gains Of the Last Three
Years. Mary Seymour Howell; The Relation
Of the Woman Suffrage Movement to Other
Modern Reforms. Julia Ward Howe; Women
in the Farmers Alliance, Mary E. Lease;
Gods Women, Rev. Anna H. Shaw; discus
sion.
Wednesday, February Is, 8 pm.-Extra
Miscellaneous. PRAYER Frances
J. Barnes; Occupations Of Women at Date. Mary
+. Seymour, editor of the Business Won,aa's
Journal; The Legal Disabilities of Women, Dr.
Alice b. Stockham: Improved Dress. Frances
L. Russell; The journalistic Outlook, Lillian
Whiting, editor of the Boston BUDGET; What Do
the signs Of the Times Signify, Antoinette Van
Housen wakeman of the Chicago Post; The
Literature OF Moral loneliness, Katherine E.
Conway Of the Boston Pilot; Voluntary Mother
hood. Harriet Stanton Batch; discussion,
Frances Fisher Wood, Kate Tannatt Woods
"Wednesday. February rs, 7:45 p.m.-General
subject, The Organized Work and Life of
WOulefl- music, fnllnarmOnlc quartet, Misses
Meads, Law, Shepherd and Stidham; PRAYER.
L. NJ. n. Stevens; Womens Clubs. Sorosis Ella
Dietz Clymer, Jennie C. Croly: The Moral In
huence Of Women's Associations Charlotte
Emerson Brown; What Organization Has Done
for English Women, Florence Balgarnie; The
Board OF Lady Managers Of the Columbian
Exposition, Bertha Honore Palmer. Mrs
Charles N. Henrotin, Virginia C. Meredith;
The Queen Isabella Association, DR.. Julia
Holmes Smith; The Ramabai Association,
Judith w. Andrews; The Kings Daughters.
Mary Lowe Dickinson, Isabelle C. Davis; The
National Association of Loyal Women of Amer
lean Liberty. Mrs. 1. C. Manchester, Mrs F. H.
Eayes, Mrs. H. r. Bishop; The Illinois Womsn's
Alliance, Corinne s. Brown: The National
Woman's Press Association, NJ. d. Lincoln,
Mary S. Lockwood; the woman's Council Of
Providence, Z. s. Burlingame; The Moral Edu-
cational Association Of Boston, Mrs. Simonds;
discussion, the introduction Of the new board
of officers and closing Of the first triennial
meeting, Frances E. willard; benediction,
Susan E. Fessenden.