St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-26

Northwestern-Mrs F. p. Crandon,
Mrs. NJ. S. Budtong. Mrs. G. &. Hudson.
Des Moines-Mrs. Nj. Ii. Huston, Mrs.
Ill. Ii. Proctor. Mrs. E. p. Fritz.
fopeka-Miss NJ. Watson, Mrs. r. S.
Freeman, Mrs. A. NJ. Davis.
Minneapolis = Mrs. G. II. Winchell.
Mrs. E. nj. WinShip. Mrs. E. M. Will
over.
Pacifc-Mrs. M. E. Cole, Mrs. A.
Stalker, Mrs. P. Searle.
Columbia River-Mrs. M. G. Wire,
Mrs. Gridley, Miss Emma Riggs.
THE COMMITTEES.
The following committees were then
Approached
The Finance Communicable consist of
the secretaries eX-officio of all the differ
ent branches.
The Missionary Candidate Committee
-Alesdames p. Searle Gridley. X. S.
Freeman, E. n. Wol0ver, Z. P. Fritz. c.
q. Hudson, G. E. Jackson, w. Il. Tom
llnson, L. 5. Beeman, j. s. Meeker and
Miss Mary Coles.
Publication Committee Mesdames
GARRISON, A. I'll. Eaton, j. w. Joyce, NJ.
ship, n. NJ. Davis. A. Stalker, and
Misses E. Riggs. Nj. E. Holt and Julia
Mctirew.
Routine business having been dis
posed OF. reports were heard from sec
IHtarIes of the various branches.
baltimore came first, represented by
Mrs. Stevens, while Mrs. A. l.. Alder
man reported for the New England
branch. Cincinnati had for its delegate
Mrs. CowaH, and Mrs. E. p. Cralldon, of
Evanston, represented the Northwest
ern branch. Mrs. Foss told what the
Philadelphia braucn had done during
Tho Afrc Of
lIngton, TO-, represented DeS MoineS.
Tue IwIn Cities were very well taken
care of 10y Mrs. G. 5. Wincheil. of Min
neap0lIS, who called the attention of the
convention to the fact that this territory
mad been cut i'll two i'll order to build
Columbia branch
Reports from one or two others fol-
lowed, after which the ladies were
lunched by the committee, consisting OF
MeSdameS Cameron, Miller. Sabin, Rus
sell, Shepherd, Seely, Bannon aud Muir
ph9, and Miss Marshall
MEMORIAL SERVICE.
The afternoon session was devoted
entirely TO service in memory of Har-
riet Merrick Warren, which was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Alderman. Mrs. War
rem was the founder of the Heathen
WomaH'S Friend. which is the recog-
nlZed organ OF the society. aud since
her death has been conducted by her
daughter, Mrs. Harriet Warren Ayers.
This service was opened by the singing
OF a hymn. followed by a Scripture read
ing. The prayer was lead by Mrs. E.
Is. Stevens Mrs. Oracle. who was for
twenty-four years associated with Mrs.
Warren in her laboriOus and various
good work for the heather i'll foreign
lands, paid very high tribute to the
wonderful woman. Mrs. o. w. Scott,
editor Of the Heather Chidren's
Friend. dwelt at some length on Mrs.
Warren's work, speaking particularly
or the way in which she had taken hold
of it from the beginning and worked
away TO the end.
DIR. McGrew, of India, the medical
missionary, and Mrs. Achard both
spoke very lovingly of this great mis-
SIouary, who was beloved by all for her
Interest in the people who are still in
darkness. The meeting adjourned after
the benedictIUn had been pronounced,
to meet again this morning, when the
following will be carried out:
THE PROGRAMME TO-DAY.
9 a. H., devotional, Mrs. NJ. Z. Alder
man.
$3.50 a. m, roll call; minutes; consti-
tutiOnal reference committee, report of
the year. Mrs. E. L. Cowen; constitu-
tional publication committee, report for
the year, Mrs. MI Alderman; Heather
WOman'S Friend, yearly report, Miss P.
Walden; Heather Children's Friend,
Mrs. o. w. Scott; German friend. Mrs.
q. Achard; Zenana Paper, Mrs. w. B.
Skidmore; the literary committee, Mrs.
j. L. Gracey; reception of missionaries;
introductions and greetings; miscel-
laneous; adjourn.
2:30 p. M, North India, Miss A. G.
Lawson.
4 p. NJ, devotional. Mrs. NJ. p. Alder
man.