The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-17

hnancier; woman Ia pal government; the
political future for woman; woman's war for
and the trades underlying the home: woman in
sciences: trades unions tor woman: the kindes-
garten aysscm and the public schools:
liticai leader; woman in the pulpit: woman Is
religious teacher; the ethical inf ueuce OF woman
In education: the effect Of modern changes in ;r-
prospects: woman in industry from the Italian
standpoint: century OF progress for women in
Canada: the intellectual progress Of the coiored
women OF the United states since the smancipa-
ton proclamation: the organised efforts of the
coiored women in the South to improve their
condition; woman's position and influence in
civil law; position of woman in the South Amer
lean states; woman In Spain for the Last 400
years: the moral initiative a. related % woman;
woman's contribution to the applied asts:
woman's place in Hebrew thought
The evening session oil Saturday. May g. will
be devoted to . symposium on the following
strument In promoting the interests OF industry.
education. philanthropy. moral reform. political
liberty. literary culture and religion. The SYM
postum will be closed by N address on the
economy OF woman's forces through organise
ton.
The speakers who have accepted places on the
programme are:
Cooper Bristol. Miss Frances =. Willari. the
Rev. Mary A. Sanford. the Rev. Ida c. Huitin,
Miss Susan B. Anthony. Mrs. Julia Ward Howe,
Miss Mary Z. Richmond. Nine. Janauschek.
Nine Modiesks. Clara Norris, Georgia Cayvan.
Julia Marlowe. Mile Rhea. Helena T. Goessman,
Mrs. Alice T. Toomy. Misc Lilly A. Toomy. Nine.
Isabelle Bogelos, France: Dr. Marie Popeiin,
Belgium: Fanny Zampiui salazar. Italy; Lady
Henry Somerset. England: the Countess Of Aber-
deem. Scotland: Mrs. Florence Fenwick Miller
England: sienorita C. de Alcala. Spain: Cailir.
hoe Parren, Greece: DR.. Emile Kempin, switx.
erland: Mme. Tauthe Vignier. Switzerland: Mrs.
Fannie Barrier Williams. Ursula NJ. Chesterfield,
Mrs. Sarah Louise Onerhotzer. the Rev. Flor
Mary Putnam jacob. Helen II. Gardener, Miss
Harriet A. Keyser. Mrs. Sarah J. Early. M:s.
Minnie d. Louis. Prof. Ellen N. Hsves. Nine.
NIco Beck Meyer, Denmark; Mime. Erba Nord-
mia: Slccna Kafla Machova. Roheinis: the Rev
Euyene T. So. John, the Rev. Anna Howard
shaw. Nine. Qaesada, Peru: Erauiein X schoen-
aacher, Germany: Fraulein Agnes Barchardt.
Fraulein Augusta Forster. Germany. Frauiein
Or. Ella Mensch. Germany: Frau Hedwig Heyi,
Germany; Frau Lima Morgenstern. GERMANY:
Mile. Maria pesrasmes. France: Nine. Emile
Nine Esnests Urban. France; tho Rev. Caroline
J. Bartlett. toe Rev. Ellen 4. kocp. Mrs Martha
T.. Strickland. Mrs Kate Iuppcr ia.pin. Miss
Aeri Ioppelius. Norway; Mrs. Jane Golden
unwin. England. and Frsderka oiesea. ben.
mark.
delegates OF organizations OF women. but also
women no, affiliated With others in any organic
relation who have attained distinction in any
lire OF worthy activity.
The National Council! OF The Women Of the
United States is federation OF . large number
OF societies which have for their object re.orm
in one direction or another. Mrs May Wright
sewau is president OF tho National Council.
ana chairman. q well. OF the congresa She has