The herald., 1894-01-31
SO They Have Their Parliament
at Pomona,
An Outline of the Papers Read at
Yesterdays Ses5iOn.
1t Was Education Day, so tho Schools
Formed the Subject of Most of
the Esssys-A Large
Attendance.


IN this city at III q. m. To-Day. ln6JrAlne
were crowded with women anxious to
be present at every meeting Of this pop
ular organization.
All women in Southern California in
terested in the progress of women's
work in the church, home and society
are invited to become members OF the
parliament, and every church and
woman's society in Southern California
10 privileged to send a representative.
The following delegates reported at the
morning session, and serve to show how
representative body the parliament
has already become:
THE WOMEN PRESENT.
Mrs. DR.. Kate G. Moody, Los Angeles,
Woman's Foreign Missionary society.
Mrs. Helen M. Buridge, First M. E.
church, Los Angeles.
Mrs. ]. w. Campbell, Woman's For
eign Missionary society, Los Angelee.
Mrs. Charlotte Fitch, Orphans' home,
Los Angeles.
Mrs. Juliette M. G.. Tslerday, W. G.
7. u, Los Angeles.
Miss Lena D. Wiley, Y. W. @. T. u,
Los Angeles.
Mrs. 8. A. Bowman, L. A. W. s. u,
Los Angeles.
Miss Emelia Herman, L. 7. L., Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Ellen A. D. Blair, W. O. T. u,
Los Angeles.
Miss Mabel Morgan, Womsn's Foreign
Missionary society of M. E. church, Los
Angeles.
Mrs. Francis E. Buyright, Economy
club, Los Angeles.
Mrs. Ella Hubbard, Friday Morning
club. Los Angeles.
Mrs. S. s. Matthews, Shakespeare
club Los Angeles.
Mrs. Roxie Wilson, Ladies' Aid society
First M. E. church, Los Angeles.
Mrs. Nj. E. Threlkelo, Newsboys'
home, Los Angeles.
Mrs. Widney, N. E. church. Boyle
Heights.
Rev. Florence Kollock, Pasadena,
Women's League Universalist.
DR.. Rachael f. Reid, Pasadena. W.
@. t. U.
Mrs. H. B. Manford, Sierra Madre, @.
wv. A. OF Pasadena.
Mre. S. B. Colver, San Bernardino
member First Congregational church,
also OF the A. O.
Mrs. Perkins, San Bernardino, Ladies'
guild.
Mrs Howard Baker, San Bernardino,
L A. s.. NJ. E. church.
Mrs. John Anderson, San Bernardino,
Unitarian church.
Mrs. 9. S. King, San Bernardino, W.
F. NJ. s., M. E. church.
Mrs. F. Gill. San Bsrnardino, W. O.
T. U.
Mrs. Willis, Santa Ana, W. H. M,
M. E. church.
Mrs Alice E. Hewitt, Santa Ana
Philomstheon club.
Mrs. Alice Freeman, Santa Ana,
Christian church. a ait
Mrs. Helen McClary, Santa Ana, l..
A. Christian church.
Mrs. S. d. Blackman, Santa Ana, W.
G. IT. U.
Mrs. E. J. Davis, Riverside, W. Ii. F.
NJ, Fret Baptist church.
Mrs. Hewitt, Riverside, W. @. T. u.
Mrs. E. G. Gilbert, M. E. church,
Garvanza.
Mrs. NJ. E. Newman, womsn's club,
Garzanza.
Mrs. Mary Y. V. Horton, L. S. o.,
Lordsburg.
Mrs. B. q. Davis, Woman's Christian
Temperance union, Lordsburg.
Mrs. Margaret E. Parker, Unity
church, Redlands.
Mrs. J. V. Hopkins, W. G. T. u,
Santa Monica.
Mrs. H. G. Waters, W. @. T. u,
Westminster.
Mrs. Lon Wheat, Equal Rights and
P. r. L.. Rosedale.
Mrs. F. D. Martier, W. F. M. s.,
Cotton.
Mrs. Jane Talbot. W. W. G. Of the P.
Congregational church, Pomona.
Mrs. Hattie Shut, Y. W. G. T. u,
Pomona.
Miss Hattie Davis, L. T. L., Pomona.
Mrs. f. Schwan, l.. A. S., M. E.
church, Pomona.
Mrs. F. L. Cothard, W. G. 7. u,
Pomona.
Mrs. Mary E. Savage. women's coun-
Gil, Pomona.
Mrs. Helen Taylor, W. R. c., Po-
mona.
Mrs. Mary Anderson, Gushing R. c.,
Ventura.
Mrs. G. H. Moore, F. H. NJ. s., M. E.
church, San Bernardino.
REPORTS RECEIVED.
The meeting was called to order at 10
o'clock by the president, Mrs. Elmirs
T. Stephens of Los Angeles, who pre-.
sided with her usual tact and ability.
After the report of the general secreta-
ny, Mrs. Mary S. Gibson of Los Angeles.
the reports of the following district sec
retaries were read:
Mrs. Leonore Schultz, San Diego
county; Mrs. R. V. MADDEN, San Ber-
nardino county; Mrs. Lizzie H. Mills.
Orange county; Mrs. Emma Ellsworth
Sanders. Los Angeles county; Mira.
Annie Baker. Ventura county; Mrs.
Susan Wade, Santa Barbara county; DR..
Lucy W. Gardner, Riverside county.
These reports showed a growing in
terest in all Southern California in the
work of the parliament.
After the transaction OF necessary
business the parliament adjourned for
the noon intermission, and the time was
taken advantage of socially for the form
ing OF personal acquaintance among the
women OF the various towns repre-.
scented.
The Pomona w. @. I. o. served din
ner near the church, so that no time was
iost In searching for places to eat.
Afternoon Session.
An sudience of over 1000 filed the
church at 2 p. m. The subject OF the
afternoon was Education. The fret