The record-union., 1893-05-12
TEE LADIES' AUXILIARY.
It viii Help in the Work of the In
dustriaI Association.
An Organization Formed Yesterday to
Canvass Among Property
Owners for Notes.

number of ladies met at Pioneer
Hall yesterday afternoon for the purpose
of taking steps to perfect an organization
for the purpose of working as an auxil-
iary 10 the Industrial Improvement As
sociation: in fact, there were more at the
meeting than have sometimes been seen
at the general meetings of citizens.
The ladies seemed, too, to be imbued
with enthusiasm and a determination to
aid in building up the city in which their
homes and interests are and to help make
place where the business of their hus-
bands, sons and brothers would increase
in value and volume and their property
increase in value in proportion to the in
creased population resultant on the pres
ent movement.
The following are the names of the Ia
dies who signed the call for the meeting,
most OF whom were present: Mrs. ID.
Haedrich, Mrs. II. G. Wolf, Mrs. w. a.
Stephenson, Mrs. McCreary, Miss
Thompson, Miss Elizabeth BloSdale, Mrs.
l. L. Barrett, Mrs. e. ID. Shlrland, Mrs.
Phoebe Card, Mrs. j. Nj. Paulk, Mrs. ii.
c. Fisher, Mrs. II. w. Bragg, Miss f..
Wittenbrock, Mrs. Ehman, Mrs. a. Ma
than, Mrs. X. Futterer, Mrs. Alice Muir
ray, Mrs. S. c. Kreuzberger, Mrs. L.
Kelly. Mrs. Amelia Sturmer, Mrs. NJ. L.
jerks, Mrs. r. c. Irvine, Mrs. L. E.
Condo, Mrs. w. l.. Jones, Mrs. NJ. a.
Nj. Darlington, Mrs. NJ. Dunn, Mrs a.
r. Bidwel, Mrs. a. c. Kiink, Miss Liz
zie Fisher, Mrs. w. A. Henry, Mrs. II.
+. Dillman, Miss Mamie Morley, Miss L.
Grooms, Miss Sara Lavenson, Miss Net
tie NJ. Hopley, Miss Nellie NJ. Ogden,
Mrs. James Seadler. Mrs. q. A. Snider,
Mrs. g. L. Paine, Mrs. NJ. Hornlein, Mrs
NJ Fisher, Mrs. J. X. Foster. Mrs. c.
Werle, Miss X. Kunz, Miss a. Cove,
Mrs. W. Katzenstein, Mrs. J. w. Guthrie,
Mrs. l. T. Barrett, Miss Louise j. Con-
rad, Mrs. NJ. j. Dillman, Miss Nina Ii.
Mott.
Mrs. w. A. Henry was chosen tempo
rary Chairman. She said she had not
known that this was TO be purely ladies'
meeting, and had thought that the ladies
had simply been asked to come and CO.
operate with the Industrial Association.
d. Lubin, President of the association,
stated that the idea was for the ladies To
organize and work under the auspices OF
that organization and in furtherance of It's
objects.
Mrs. Henry then accepted the position,
and thanked the ladies for the honor OF
being chosen to preside.
MIR. Lubin addressed the meeting at
some length, explaining fully the work
in which the industrial Association had
been engaged, and the reasons for inVit
ing the ladies to act as an auxiliary or
ganization He also explained what it
was expected the ladies would do in for
Warding the work. Their part was to be
simply the canvassing among taxpayers
and obtaining signatures to the notes.
ANY who might wish 10 sign notes them
selves could do so, but their work in
ffoanpial pilltU n
matter.
Alter some discussion the meeting de-
cided TO organize Ladies' Auxiliary In
dustrial Association, and proceeded to a
permanent organization, on motion of
Mrs. Willem, seconded by Mrs. j. J.
Buchanan.
Mrs. w. y. Henry was elected Presi-
dent, Mrs. NJ. +. jerks, Vice. resident,
and Mrs. Buchanan, Secretary.
May 5. Groves, Mary a. Fitzgerald,
Mrs. NJ. L. jerks, Mrs. j. J. Buchanan,
Mayme q. Kennedy, Mrs. b. +. Kier
nan, Miss Nina Mott, Mrs. J. S. Storch
and Mrs. J. Willem were unanimously
elected as an Executive Committee.
The President was added to the EXecu-
tive Committee.
Mrs. Henry said she had been called
before to take part in various movements,
and had never yet known the ladies of
Sacramento to fail in anything they had
undertaken. w u6HbNGI lIty Ildu DuD
their shoulders to the wheel it had always
moved. She thought they could succeed
now, as in the past. Here was an oppor-
Iunity for them.
Very little, she said, was asked of them,
and she thought they could well afford to
take hold and make the trial. She asked
for an expression of opinion from the la
dies present, that their views might be
ascertained from it.
Two ladies expressed their doubts as to
the advisability ofs organizing, and Mr..
Lubin answered their objections and ex-
planned the points on which, they were in
doubt.
Quite discussion followed on different
points, and many explanations were
made by Mr.. Lubin in answer to vari-
Gus questions, which gave very clearly
the work already done and that which
must be done in the future.
The following-named ladies were en-
rolled as charter members:
Alice W. Maslin, Mayme G. Kennedy,
c. E. Shirland, Mrs. b. +. Herman,
Mary l.. Groves, Mrs. L. NJ. Seymour,
Mary \. Fitzgerald, Miss NJ. Morely,
Daisy :. Hawley, Miss Nina Mott,
Mamie W. Condo, Mrs. J. S. Storch,
Mrs. NJ. L. jerks, Mrs. J. Willem,
Mrs. j. J. Buchanan,
The association will hold its next meet
ing on Monday evening next, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Lubin, corner of Eighth
and ii streets.