The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-21
WOMEN AT CHAUTAUQUA.
Programme for Discussion on Current
Missionary Day.


women's week at Chautauqua begins to-
morrow. Women's clubs from Olympia.
Everett, Tacoma and Seattle are repre-
scented by papers and discussions and
With music. promise interesting and enter
tanning sessions.
The city Of Aberdeen leaves Seattle at
7.3o a. m and a day at Chautauqua may
Combine merry picnic. reunion and intel
lectual outing as vel for the friends of the
ladies' who have been Industrious in ar
ranging the week. Monday being in charge
of the woman's Century Club. of Seattle.
and the Everett women's Club OF Everett.
Monday. July &c.
Mrs. Homer Hill. presiding:
10 a. m.-'.History OF women's Clubs"
Mrs Amos Brown. Seattle.
Instrumental duet. Nellie Beach. Miss
Cole.
Discussion.
II a. m.-"Infuence of Club Work Upon
Women" Mrs. Robert Stewart. Olympia
Discussion.
500. Miss Fannie Ferguson.
Poem. Mrs. Mary Barrett Hagan.
o. nc. l.. s. c. as an Educator"
Miss Alice Baird. Everett
p. M" Early days in Alaska" Mrs.
a K. Delaney. Everett.
Duet, Misses Ferguson.
p. m.-Round Table. Alk Circle. Sc
attic.
Tuesday, July 23.
Mrs. Hansen. presiding:
10 a. m 10 Il r1.-"Equal Suffrage" Mrs.
Della Buffers. Everett.
Discussion.
Music.
Woman In Business" Miss Harrison.
Seattle.
Recitation. Mrs Celeste L. Slauson.
y m.-T.ecture 1--"Aituria as Searched
for in the West Indies" Illustrated. Mrs.
Francis II. Scott. Port Townsend.
So. m.-Round Table. Weewyk Circle, Sc
attic.
Wednesday. July "a.
Mrs. f. B. Fowler. presiding:
Woman in Education" Mrs. John w.
Moore Seattle
Instrumental solo. Mrs George A. Smith,
requisites of Education" Mrs. F. F.
Harderbergh.
Discussion.
woman in Public Schools" Mrs. Fran
els King Sears. Everett.
Discussion.
Recitation. Mrs. Alice A. Kyer.
.sEIocufton" Mrs. Irving.
RED Cross Movement" Mrs. A. P. Fos-
ter Everett.
Round Table. Olympic Circle.
Thursday, July 25s
Commemorative Harriet s. Parkhurst.
past, present and Future. W. C. T o."
Miss Mary Page.
The Outlook" Mrs. Mary Brown. Ev-
erett.
Recitation.
Lecture 2-"Aftruria as Searched for IN
South America" illustrated. Mrs. Fran
cis n Scott. Port Townsend.
Round Table XuonIan Circle.
Friday, july go.
10 a m. 10 = m-"Aitruria as Seen BY
the North Pacific Mission Of the Presbv-
ter-an Church
Medical Missions" Miss Or. Leonard.
what DO We owe TO our Missionaries -
Mrs ]. y. Sutton
n m.-''Nother the True Pilot to Al
trl7rla." Miss Mary Wood. member OF
Women's Parliament OF Southern Cahfor-
Ma.
Saturday, July 81.
n a. n. 70 T. rl.--TfteratuTe and Art
Mrs Frances Lee, presiding;
Woman IN Literature. Miss Ella <
ginson.
ter. president Tacoma Art Class.
Discussion
Recitation
Q. m.-woran's convention organiza-
tIon-
& ~ rn.-Round Table.
6 y. un---CsrnpfiFe.
Friday vas missionary lay. ard al
dresses u ere given by Rev. and Airs. r. ".
Bates missionaries 10 Africa under tha
American board. 4 new interest was
awakened II the Dark Continent. and ~
creased admiration shoNn for the self
sacrificing men and women who brave ms
perl.s Of sea and Land 20 elevate and sac
lf= beufghtsd inhabitants.
The Burton young people gave an excel
1ent musicale ard literary entertainment
THURSDAY evening The recitation Of Zen
Hur and .Ar-ole Dean ~ Miss Mekemzf~
vas an unusually fine rendering. giving
evfdens-@ - superior elocaItt0nary powers.
Ths latest arrivals are afr Denny ART
family % seattle. Rev. Mr.. Gunn and fsut-
50. 81 Tacoma. and Mr. Sweezey and fam
~, O. a2u.lG..