Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1892-06-25
LIS LABORS FINISHED
Proceedings of the Last DAVIS
Session of the w. c. T. u.
Convention
List OF Officers and Depart-
ment Superintendents
Elected
Nhododendron Endorsed for
State Flower, Wild Rose
for w. c. T.U.

The ninth annual convention of th
Western Washington w. c. T, Il
closed its labors yesterday and ad
jourhed sine die. The forenoon sessio,
was devoted principally to the election
oi officers for the ensuing year. Fol
lowing are the names of the officer
chosen:
President-Mrs. NJ. A. Shaffer, Ia
coma.
Nlce-President at Large-Mrs. M. L.
L. Hidden, Vancouver.
Recording secretary, Mrs. J. NJ. Hop
kins, of Tacoma.
Assistant secretary, Mrs. E. X. SINH
son, Seattle.
Treasurer, Mrs. A. E. Saunders Ia
coma.
Auditor, Mrs. f.. B. Hunt, Tacoma
organizer, Mrs NJ. b. Reese, Chan
tauqua.
department sHperintendents Lee
Iure bureau, Mrs. Shaffer and Mrs.
ui,a5fkthdfsti young woman's work, Mrs.
w nlte, Anacortes; evangelistic, Mrs.
IiSoeahefsi - work among sailors, Mrs. NJ.
f. f. SIoppsi children's temple, Mrs. r.
" GiIlott; soldiers and veterans. Mrs
NJ: 10; heese; Loyal Legion, Mrs. NJ. LIT
hidden; foreigners, Mrs. Homer Hiif.
health and heredity, Mrs. M X. p
Johlsoni scientific Temperance fustruc-
uoh, Miss Winnie France; state and
county iair, Mrs. T.. II. Ewing; Sunday
school work, Mrs. T.. G. Graves:
temperance literature, Mrs. D.
D. d. stewart; homes for home
less children, Mrs. l., Johnson.
presenting cause to influential bodies,
=, MIs' Beavers; press work, Mrs. Gar
lck; narcotics, Mrs. Tibbitts; parlia-
! Illehiary usuage', Mrs. Franc Lee.
= 5peglslatloh ana petition, Mrs. Hidden:
Iianchlse, Miss Winnie Thomas. peace
Mrs. >. y. Pierce; Christmas letter
Mrs. Middlebrook; union sig-
hai Mrs. NJ: G. Curry; unfermented !
vine, Mrs. Logan; prisons, iails and
ponce stations, Mrs. VIM. Butler. re- /
porter union signal, Mrs. Eta Jones.
loweF mission, Mrs. +. NJ. Griffith;
Work among lumbermen, Mrs Muir |
Dhy; social purity, Mrs. Kennedy.
notners' meetings, Mrs. Spencer.
purify III Literature and art, Mrs. M. X.
NeIDon; Sabbath observance. Miss
Sta jones' school OF methods. Mrs
Ieese, parlor meetings, Mrs. Nichols;
indians, Mrs. Hamblett: work among
lop plckers, Mrs. Ida Guiberson,
=, captain Edward Eldridge and !. Fl
'hlVely addressed the convention dur-
ng tne morning session, and Mrs. d.
y Fry, OF Seattle, read an able paner
N the Evolution Of Woman.n
resolution, endorsing the rhodo-
IehuToh Tor state flower, was adopted.
nd the wild rose was chosen as the
tate w. G. T. U. emblem.
1he following resolution of thanks
vas adopted: !
we, the undersigned members of the {
htertalnment committee, hereby wish !
return our hearty thanks to the fol-
owing:
The people who so kindly opened q
leiT MONIES to entertain our delegates:
1G iadles who donated for our lunch. q
Ihe young ladies and gentlemen who G
ave assisted US. r
Inc trustees Of the Presbyterian /
lurch who 50 kindly gave us the use r
the church free, and TO the Fair [
aVel HERALD, the superintendent of r
le street railway and Mr. Taylor of i
lie Hotel Fairhaven. i
MRS. MAUD X. WELDON.
MRS. MARY G. CURRY. y
MRS. NELLIE MCGINNIs. a
MRS. ANNA IONasrA a