The morning call., 1894-07-02
WOMEN in COUNCIL
Catholic Young Ladies
VIII Meet.
The Seventh Grand Institute Opens
With Mass at the Cathedral
This Morning.

The seventh Grand Council of the Young
Ladies' Institute will open this morning In THIS
city, and the delegates will assemble at ST.
Mary's Cathedral, where a high mass will be
celebrated at O'Clock, Viear-Generai Prender-
CAST being ceebrant. The delegates Will then
repair TO the Young Mems Institute Hall, at
Tenth and Market streets, in which the ses-
Sions of the institute will be held. and Wnefe
the council will be called to order at 10 A. NJ.
While there is every reason 10 believe that
the coming institute will be success, the men,
bers are disappointed that many delegates are
prevented from attending by reason OF delayed
trains, and some of them have come long dis
tances only TO be sldetracked few nundred
miles from the CITY.
The sessions of The council will last until
Friday, but on July the delegates will join In
the celebration of the day, and various enter
tainments are arranged for each evening OF the
week. On Tuesday night the annual enter
ropoitan Temple. the address being delivered
by Rev. P. c. YOrke. chancellor of the diocese.
1he grand officers OF the Institute are:
Mrs. D. F. Ragan G. p r; !; Ela N. Gomynss' os,s IS
Molloy, G. S.; Mrs. n. t. Fleming. q. L.
Grand DirecIors-Kate Conklin. San Fran
cisco; Mrs. w. F. Greany San Francisco;
Lizzie Watson, Vallejo; Mrs. NJ. Nagle. Sacra-
mento: Belle Boyle San Francsco; Mrs H. "
DOYLE. Oakland; Annie Nj. Pothoh, san Fran
cisco; Sophie Grote. San francisco; Mary L..
The delegates to he council are as loilows:
No. /, San Francisco Delegates: Lizzie
Terry, NJ. GrOte. Mrs, w. egan; alternates:
X. L nders, Mary E rle. Kate titzpatrick.
No. 2, San Francisco - Delegates: annie
Powers. N Winters; alternates: n. ONeil, M.
Mccarthy.
No. 3, San Franclsco-Deegate: n. Kirby;
al eInate: Mrs. Mccarthy.
No. 4, San Francisco Delegate, M. Cal
lagher; alternate Mrs. Cain.
No. 5. Grass Vailey-Delegate, Mary Flani-
gan; alternate, Magglr Keleher
No. 6, Nevada Clty-Delegate, Mrs. L. ID.
Carr; alternate, Mrs. Nj. Tonclll.
No. 7, San Francisco-Deiegate,M Mrs. George
Richardson; alternate. Mrs; & mary M9rgan. ryan nr
kin; alternate Lille Weeks.
No. I3. Vallejo-Delegate, Maggie Nc
Manus; alt rnate, Mary Driseoll
alternate Mary Coyne.
No 16. San Francisco Delegate. A.
Traverse; alternate, Clara Hoguen; n,,, p,
alternate. Nellie Denny.
No. 20, San Francisco Delegate Mary Cal
lahan; alternate, Mrs; Mary KaunItz
No 81, Eureka-Delegate, Mamie E. Perry;
alternate Mrs. E. O'Neill.
No %, Haywards-Delegate, Annie LIgouri;
alternate. Anna Cahtl.
No. "a, OaEland - Delegate, Mrs. Annie
Kretz; alternate, Mrs. Mary OCOnnor..
No 20, tsonvile-Delegate, Ida McAdam;
alternate, Julia Clough.
No. 26, Napa-Delegate, Marian Glllsn; al
tcTudt6, FdUuit 0ilicu'
No. 81, Antioch - Delegate, Mrs. Frank
Wills; Alternate Mrs. Mary HOulihan.
No. 80 Carson Ciy. Nev.-Delegate, Fannie
Elstner; alternate, Mrs. Madge Raycraft.
No. 81, Virginia City, Nev.-Delegate, Mamie
DunOhue; alternate Jennie Wheeler.
No. 80, San Jos-Del gate Mary E. Sulli-
van; alternate. Mrs. Hinklebein.
No. 33, Victoria, B. C.-Delegate. Miss j.
Skinner; alternate, Miss S. Mcdowell.
No. 81, Seattle, Wash.-Delegate, Louise
Herbert; alternate. Kate Drew.
No. 81, Spokane, Wash.-Delegate, Mrs.
Laura Merrill; alternate. Frank Griffen.
No. SO, Portland, Or.-DeiegaIe, Mary I.
B own; aternatr, Nav OConnOr.
No. 80, Oakland-Delegate, Maggie Shannon;
alternate, Flora r. Smythe.
No. 40, Anaconda, Mont-Delegate, Nettie
E. ODonnetl; alternate. Agnes Ryan.
No Al, VancOuVeI. b. C.-Delegate. Miss l..
MOrency; alternate. Miss Agnes J. Rose.
No. A. Butte City, Mont.-Delegate. Anna
Mason; alternate. Margaret B. Lynch.
No. 43, Memphis, Tenn.-Delegate. Mrs. j.
B. cCall; alternate, Nellie Mannigan.