Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-09

Union-Prayer by Katharine Lente Steven.
son; What Promise for the Future?
Clara e. Hoffman. Missouri.
Wednesday morning, ~ o'clock-Business
session. Evening session, 8 o'clock-Philan-
thropy. Young Ladies National Mutual
Side of Woman's Education Minnie j..
Snow, Utah; What is Modern Education
Doing for American Girls?' (paper), Susa
Young Gates. Utah: THE Relative Import
ance of Preventive to Corrective Work in
Moral Reform" Lille T. Freeze, Utah. Wi
modaughsis: Woman as Factor in Or
ganized Charities Annie Tolman Smith,
District of Columbia "A Study of Family
es," Alice c.. Fletcher, District of Columbia
Thursday morning session, 10 O'Clock
''The Need of Cooperation of Men and Wo-
men in All Correctional Work. Fanny
Purdy Palmer, Rhode Island. Discussion:
Tina D. II. Young. Utah; Hannah G. Solo
mon, Illinois; Fannie Barrier Williams, Hi
Iois; Margaret /. Sandes, Illinois; "Wo-
mans Work in Managing Public lnstitu-
tions," Ellen C. Johnston. Massachusetts:
Afternoon session, 3 o'clock-Organized
work in philanthropy: "Ioung Ladies' Ma.
tional Mutual Improvement Association,
Maria y. Dougall. Utah; illinois Industrial
School for Girls" Margaret l. Sandes, Hi
nois; National Womans Relief Society,".
Emmeline b. Wells. Utah. Evening session.
oclock-National Womans Relief socle-
ty: ''Heredity and Progressionism," DR.. Ell
lis r. Shipp, Utah; The Sixth Sense,
Sarah NJ Ki1ntall, Utah: 1.-The Spirit of Re-
form Reduced to Practice" Lulu Greene
Richards, Utah; Forty Years in the Valley
of the Great Salt Lake" Emmeline B.
Wells Utah. Illinois Industrial School Tor
Girls: industrial Schools and Schools OF
Science" Louise lockwood Wardner, lndl-
ana: 1.-The New Thought, the True Thought
for Philanthropy" Margaret Ray Wilkins.
Kansas.
Friday. february % Washington's
birthday)-Morning session, 10 o'clock
IL iv,e.t ,1fsti q
port Of chairman, Kate Brownlee Sher-
wood. Ohio Patriotism. as an Element in
GCvernment-in Founding and Preserving
Free Institutions: Kate Brownlee Sher-
God, Ohio: What the Flag Has Cost Wo-
man, E. Florence Barker, Massachusetts;
Patriotic Teaching as an Element in
School Governmental Forming the Char
aoter of American Citizens. Louise Bar
mum Robbins. Michigan: AS Expressed In
the New York Free Kindergartens, Isa-
bella Charles Davis, New York; The Balch
Salute. Sarah c. Mink, New York. Even
ing session, o'clock-Patriotism. Nation
al Association of Loyal Women of Ameri-
can Liberty. The Degree to Which Wo-
men Are Responsible for Maintaining the
Sentiment of Patriotism IN a Nation. Mrs.
George NJ. Howe. Maine; read by Sarah
ID. La Fetra. District of Columbia; The
Degree to Which Governments, Ancient
and Modern. Have Availed Themselves of
the Patriotic Services of Women, Mrs.
Samuel l.. Beiler District of Columbia;
patriotic singing. WomanS Relief Corps,
auxiliary to the Grand Army of the Re-
public. Revolutionary Types of Women of
the Republic. Kate Brownlee Sherwood,
Ohio: Women as Patriots, Mary H. Krout,
Illinois.
Saturday morning session. 10 o'clock
How Can the Higher Art Be Brought to
Bear Upon the Common People Through
School? DR.. Julia Holmes Smith, Illinois;
discussion. Sarah A. Stewart. Pennsyl
vania: Virginia E. Graeff. Pennsylvania.
Parsons Hopkins. Massachusetts: discus
sion. Elmina S. Taylor. Utah. Isabel King,
South America: Mary II. Hunt, Massa-
Caroline Earle White. Pennsylvania. The
Need of Business Education for Women,
Meta G. Mclaughlin, Illinois.
Afternoon session, ; oclock-OrganiZed
Work in Education-Interna Kinder
garten Union. Sarah A. Stewart. Pennsyl-
vania: American Administration Society,
Caroline Earle White. Pennsylvania. Or
lican Association of the United States.
Mrs. Thomas w. Chace Rhode Island.
Organized Work in Industry-National AS
sociation of Women Stenographers, Meta
G. Mclaughlin. Illinois.
Evening session. o'clock-Education-
International Kindergarten Union-The
Education. Virginia +. Graeff. Pennsyl-
vania; Jessie E. Beers. New York Lab
oratory Methods in Child Study Jennie b.
Merrill. New York. Froebel's Psychology
setts. American Administration Society
is Vivisection Morally Justi1iable? Caro-
line Earle White: Pennsylvania. The
Worst Thing in the World, Mary F. Lowell,
Pennsylvania
Sunday. afternoon. go oclock-Liberal
religious service; sermon by Rev. Caroline
J. Bartlett, Michigan.
Monday. morning session. 10 o'clock
Committee on equal pay for equal work.
Woman as n Factor in the Modern Bush
ness World, Harriet A. Shinn. Illinois.
~ -i.Nv, Ilirt,. ~, % 10
lumbia; Emma F. Pettengill. New York:
Harriette A. Keyser, New York; Ruth G.
d. Ravens. District of Columbia; Eva Me-
Donald Nalesh, Minnesota; Frances r. w.
Harper. Pennsylvania: Josefa Humpal Ze-
man. Bohemia
Evening session. ocock-Industry: Ma
tional Association of Women Stenogra-
piers. Concerning Labor and the Unem-
ployed. Mary E. Miller. Illinois. Current
Conditions of Labor for Wage Earning
Women and Children. Marie l.. Price. 1llt-
nos. Politics: Woman's Republican Asso-
citation of the United States. The Women
Against the Tammany Tiger. Helen Varick
Boswell, New York.
Tuesday. February 26-Morning. 10
o'clock. business session. Afternoon ses-
sion. 3 o'clock. Organized Work in the
Municipality. Evening session, o'clock
local council evening. Woman's Relation
to Hygiene in the Past. Present and Flu
trre.. DIR: Mary E. Green, Michigan: The
Needed Factor in Municipal Government
Kate Bond. New York; address, Prof Maria
l.. Sanford, Minnesota: address, Josephine
r. Nichols. Indiana; The City and the
State, j. Ellen Foster, District of Column
bia
Wednesday. February 27-Mornng ses-
sion 10 o'clock. Committee on dress Re
port of chairman, Frances +. Russell, Min
nesota: The Ethics of Dress, Rev. Caroline
j. Bartlett, Michigan; Improved Dress From
a Working Woman's Standpoint. Eva Nc
Donald Valesh, Minnesota: Improved Dress
From a Physicians Standpoint, DR.. Leila
A. Davis Canada; Improved Dress From
a Hygienic Standpoint. Ellen A. Richard
son. Massachusetts: Improved Dress From
the Standpoints of Comfort, Health and
Beauty Annie White Johnson. Illinois; Ber
tina Morris Smith, New York. Evening
session. o'clock national council evening.
Our Proper Attitude Toward Immigration,
paper by Elizabeth Cady Stanton, New
York; read by Susan 3. Anthony. New
York: The Perils of immigration, Mrs. /.
c. Manchester, Rhode Island: Restriction
Upon immigration. Minerva Roberts. Col
orado: One Result of the Double Moral
Standard, Charlton Edholm, Illinois.
Thursday, February 2S--Morning session,
| 10 o'clock. Committee divorce reform.
Report Of chairman, Ellen Battelle Diet
| rick, Massachusetts,; Equality in Legisla-
ton Concerning Divorce, Ellen Battelle
Dietrich, Massachusetts; discussion, Carrie
Chapman Gait New York; Should Both
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