The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-26
TALK ON TEMPERANCE
Women at Chautauqua Hear
Papers on the Work.
HOPE m THE NEW GENERATION
Fourth Day Of women's Week Brings
Out Discussions on work or the w.
C.. L. L. and Kindred Orders.

The fourth day of women's week at
ClaafaaQua. yesterday. Was devoted 10
temperance. and some able papers on wo-
man work In that held were read The
day opened musically with Mrs. Franc
Lee Ia the chair. and piano solo by
Ara. Robert Croft. rendered IN exquisite
taste ana vita fane technique.
An heterogeneous address oy Mrs.
Mary b. Beese, OF ChaulsuaGa. was well
received. IL was 4 clear. concise state
mslt OF the origin ana Developments OF
the temperance movement. eliminating
IN the worldwide organization OK the
W. &. T. u.
The Past. Present and Future was the
title OF an able and exhaustive paper
by Miss siaryI Page, president OF the
state society. The object and aim OF the
w. c. +. r.. were terseiyi stated as
working for character building in forty
two departments" The protection OF
the home was ever dominant thought
and purpose. II was affirmed that the
w. G. T. L. ias the confidence Of the
churches, aud confidently predicted that
in the not distant future women would
be preachers. as needed. Care Tor ths
children today and we shall save tne
nation tomorrow was truth that In
splred Nine. Demorest and her husband
In their contest scheme. and LED them
cheerfuliy 10 give for its success 3'5ovo.
The 800 go boys and girls who nave been
trained in this temperance school or
oratory demonstrated both the wisdom
and philanthropy OF the project Ine
motto for the future is Ito do better and
better" The temperance youth OF the
land now shout. "Tremble. King Aico-
hol. we shall grow up" Soon the cry
will be- Die. King Alcohol. we have
grown up" The discussion following this
paper was ably led by Mrs. Miller. OF Ia
coma, and Mrs. Lee. OF Seattle.
Miss Thompson. from Stockton, Cal.
the w. c. T. u. in California, and Miss
Mary Wood. formerly OF Southern Cali
forria, added several additional points
OF great value.
The exercises OF the morning closed
with the reading OF brilliant paper hy
Mrs. Irving. of Everett. upon The True
Method and Scope OF Eloeution.
At 80 p. m, Mrs. Frances ~. scott
Of Por, Townsend. gave most deligns-
On, ana snstructive lecture. illustrated by
numerous photos. drawings ana curios up
on "Aitrurfa as Searched for In south
America" This lecture, like the nrst'
was marked BY unusually vivid Ten plct-
ures. bringing parsons and places cls-
,inctiy before the minds eve. starring
with Montevideo, she carried her hea'ers
through the Straits OF Magellan ana up
the Pacific coast 10 Valparaiso and Lima
cities and people. manners ana customs
were so portrayed al to impress the msHi-
ory with all the viviiness or present Nv
ing scenes. The Chautauquans VIII long
remember these two aitruistic lectures.
At5p. m the Round Table talk, led by
Miss Mary Wood will be had, ana at
n. IN. Charles Lugrin. of Seattle, lectures.
Tomorrow there will he large COM
many from Seattle and Tacoma, ana the
nrogramms will be under the auspices OF
~. North Pacific mission OF the Presny-
terrain board. Miss Mary Wood. meinner
~ the woman's parliament OF sontmern
california;. will read a paper az w p.
=, an IN. su oiect. Mother me True
pi,o. 20 lslsrur.s At p. m. the youns
naonle Son the Chautauaua grounos
vii, give a popular entertsinment.
Ths programme for Saturday, the iast
sav az women's week. Is:
fn.i,-.I. literature and Art -
Mrs. Frances Lee Seattle
"yoman IN Literature. ...,...........
Mrs. Ella Higginson' Tacoma
woman and Art -.
Ms lula W. slaughter. president
Tacoma Art Class,
On r.-"women's Convention organ
Isrya excursion Is expected from Ia