The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-05-09
Program for the
VIC. T, u. Convention

The following is the program for thu
eleventh annual convention of the w
C. 7. u, which will begin its work il
this city tomorrow morning:
S:3O-All devotional exercises il
charge of state Evangelists, Mrs. E
j. Mead, Mt Tabor; Mrs. X. H. Nc
Chung, Eugene.
9:O0-Roll call of officers; reading OF
minutes of executive committee; seat
ing of delegates; appointment Of com
mittee on credentials and press report
ers; report Of committee on credentials
completing appointment of committees
reception Of fraternal delegates.
1O:SO-Report of corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Susie e. Foster, University
Park; treasurer's report, Mrs. Hessie
j. Shane. Portland; report of auditing
committee.
11:45-Announcement
12:00-Noontide prayer; adjournment
The afternoon session will begin at
1870 with devotional exercises. At 2
o'clock, the minutes will be read, and
reports Of county presidents received
beginning at 2:15. Announcements will
be made at p. M. when the conven-
ton will adjourn until 7:45. At that
time the evening session will be open
ed with music, followed by reading of
scripture; prayer; music; address of
welcome, Mrs. N. w. Kinney Astoria;
response, Miss Rose Trumbell, La
Grande; music; presidents annual ad-
dress; muic; announcements; benedic-
ton.
THURSDAY MORNING.
S:30-Devotional exercises.
900 Reading of minutes; reports
from county presidents, continued.
1O15-"Legislation and Petition.
Mrs. N. W.-Kinney, Astoria ''Unfer-
mented Wine" Mrs. R. T. Rankin,
Portland Sunday School Work." Mrs.
Nora G. williams, Monroe; Music, Miss
Ella Spangler, jefferson; "Union Sig
nal, White Ribbon" and Literature,
Mrs. L. A. P. White, Middleton; Evan
gelistic, Mrs. K. H. McClung, Eugene;
announcements.
12:OO-Noontide prayer; adjournment.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
1:30-Devotional exercises.
O.nn DooJiro of ,,oiputac
2;10-Purity Mrs. ]. L. Snyder, Nc
Minnvile; Sabbath observance, Mrs.
R. M. Robb, Jefferson; Jail and prison
work Mrs. Carrie Mount, Eugene;
peace, Mrs. E. b. Miles, Newberg;
Mercy" Mrs. L. P. Round Scientific
Margaret Quigley, M. D.,
Portland; Work Among Soldiers and
Sailors, Mrs. M j. Williamson, Port
land; Work Among Miners, Mrs. B.
S. Kennedy, Baker City;Parlor Work,
Mrs. A. Henderson, McMinnville; Kim
dergarten, Mrs. Marie Aerne Sickafoose,
Corvallis; Health and Heredity, Mrs.
Owens-Adair, Astoria; Press Work,
Mrs. L. A. Nash, Nashville; Suppress
sion Impure Literature, Mrs, Dorcia
Macy, Newberg; Narcotics, Mrs. S. M.
Kern, Portland; Franchise, Mrs. II.
B. Hartford, Newberg; Systematic Civ
ing, Mrs. M. L. briggs, Oregon City;
Securing Homes for Homeless Children,
Mrs. M. e. Hoxter, Forest Grove;
Culture Miss M Stella Ames,
Portland; Fair and Public Gatherings,
Mrs. C. E. Shipley, Corvallis Securing
r. r. Rates, Mrs. Hessie j. Shane,
Portland ;Demorest Medal Contests,
Mrs. A. Monblo, Monmouth Juvenile
Work Followed by Children's Meeting,
Mrs. Ada W. Unruh, McMinnville; an
adjournment.
THURSDAY EVENING.
7:45 - Music; Scripture reading; |
music; Demorest medal con-
test; announcements; benediction.
FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 12.
S30-Devotional exercises.
9:O0-Reading Of minutes; election of |
officers; election of national delegates; |
report of committee on nominations; |
report of committee on plain work; an
noontide prayer; ad-
journment.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
1:30-Devotional exercises.
2:O0-Reading of minutes; mothers
led by Mrs. Harvard, New
berg.
S:OO-Report of committee on resolu-
ions; miscellaneous business; thanks
offering service, Mrs. D. c. H. Cox,
national organizer, Newberg announce
ments; adjournment.
FRIDAY EVENING-"Y'' Program.
THAT our sons may be as plants
grown up in their youth" "That our
daughters may be as corner stones pol
shed after the similitude of a. palace" |