The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1893-07-11

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Henry Neill, Mrs. c. E. Hager and Mrs.
j, A. Trow. The committee in its re-
port recommended the election of r. N.
Kratz, Mitchell, president; Mrs. Lulu
Ramsey, Woonsocket, vice president;
corresponding and recording secretary,
Miss Emma Roberts, Madison; treas
urer, Mrs. j. A. Trow, Madison. The
election Of officers takes place Recogni-
tion Day. Niles Emma Roberts was
elected secretary pro tenn. A committee
consisting of Rev. w. III. Jordan, Mrs.
Trow and Miss Roberts were elected to
solicit funds for a hall in the grove.
Tuesday.
BOATING ON THE LAKE
Ia at a standstill because of too much
wind-if attempted it would be anything
but a standstill. A more exciting sea
for yachting could not we'll be imagined.
BIBLE HOO
Whatever the attractions, howeve,rDr.
Parks has always a good attendance at
his bible class. The time was occupied
this morning discussing the seven seals
in the 4th and 9Th chapter Of Revelation.
The leader entered into an exposition of
the theophany which he considered as
representing all created in~telligences
wofshipping the creative power OF God.
The breaking of the seals and the I'M
folding of the book suggest the enlight-
ening of the world. Christ being the
ultimate redemption of the world he is
there represented as the n opening the
way by revealing the spirit.
THE OUTLOOK CLUB
held its reception last evening aud had a
most enjoyable time. No gentlemen
we're present but the young ladies had
things all the more to their own sweet
liking. Miss Nellie Grant took first
prize for guessing the greatest number
OF the names of authors quoted.
To-day the club discussed first the
question, as a young lady ever justified
in marrying a man with the idea OF re-
forming him?" It was decided In the
negative. Another question was, "Who
is the head of the house?" This was
decided in favor of two heads. An OBJ
server remarked that never before had
they seen 80 much animation among the
young ladies in discussing any subject,
All took part freely, enjoyed and appar.
entity protited by the occasion. To.
morrow the Outlook Club will discuss
the topic, Keep thyself pure and up.
lift the standard for the people," Mrs
Cramner opening the discussion. Thurs
day Mrs. Hassell, instructor in literature,
will open the discussion and Friday,
Mrs. Hager will lead the debate in, "The
young in reform"
At 10 a. m. the ladies Of the w. u. L.
u. met in their tent and discussed the
organization and work of Local
unions. Mrs. Parks, Mrs. Emma A
Cramner, president of the state organi
cation, and Mrs. E. p. Meyers, CORES
ponding secretary, all made permanent
addresses aud all have been engaged in
this work for years. This is one Of, il
not the liveliest meeting on the ground
and should be attended by every lady or
the ground. Henceforth this union viii
meet only onceNa day at 10 a. IN. in this
tent. Subject tomorrow will be, "Hov
to keep up the attendance and interest
at local unions.
1.-THE HOROSCOPE"
Was the title of Elizabeth U. Yates
lecture at Ii a. IN. She would forecast
the coming woman Freedom anC
liberal education the opening key to al
pursuits. Women to-day are taking al
the prizes away from the students of the
Harvard Annex or the Senior Wranglerl
of Oxford, England. Her intellectual
superiority is already acknowledged. Ii
the future, the intellectual product
ions of women will not be discounted a!
in the past when labeled with feminine
trade mark; 5000 women are to-day
studying for the practice of medicine
many also aresspracticing law and in the
future by the decree of righteous
ness, they will sit on the bench. To-day
1856 m are preaching from the pull
pits in the church of Christ, and will ye
sit in ecclesiastical courts. The coming
woman will also vote and wear sen
sible clothes il the men will let her.
PATRIOTIC PROGRAM
for Wednesday afternoon in audi
forum Immediately following lecture
"Guarding the ag,".Patroitic drama il
three Genes
|. Trilogue: Veterans, Sons of Veter
rms, and Daughters of Veterans. Stant
by the Flag.
9. The States. Old Glory's Star OF
Forty-four.
3. The Guard. Columbia the Gem 0
the Ocean.
A REHEARSAL.
for the drama, Guarding the Flags