The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-16
THE women IN CONGRESS
Programme of the Debates to
Take Place at the Com
ing Meeting.
SUSAN B.. ANTHoNY's LECTURE.
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw Will
Preach In Two Congregational
Churches.

The second annual meeting of the
cific Coast will be held in Golden Gate
Hail. on Suffer street, next Monday.
There are about 1000 members of the
Woman's Congress in this State, four-ffths
of whom are in San Francisco and Oak
land, but Southern California has numer-
Gus representatives. The numb ers and
names of the delegates cannot be learned
until the congress meets next Monday,
when the credentials are to be presented.
The whole week will be given up to the
deliberations each day having the follow
ing separate subjects: Education" Mon
day art" Tuesday; Economics, We'd
nesday; Politics." Thursday; ''Sensa-
tion," Friday; sociology" Saturday and
"Ethics, Sunday.
The public is invited to attend the con-
gress and ten-minute open discussion
will be allowed after each paper is read.
Miss Susan B. Anthony and Rev, Anna
Shaw, the Unitarian minister are expected
to arrive here Friday. They will accept
Inequalities of Mrs. Aaron A. Sargent, an
old friend of Miss Anthony, and attend the
congress.
The congress will be called to order at
1880 A. NJ. Monday by the president, Mrs.
Sarah B. Cooper. The meeting will open
with prayer by Rev. G. o. Brown. Mayor
Adolph Sutro will give an address of vel
come to the visiting delegates, and Susan
B.. Anthony will respond to the Mayor S
greeting. The real business of the meeting
will then begin.
Sarah B. Cooper will deliver the opening
address. The regular reading of papers and
discussions will then begin, and it will
continue for the week, the programme
being as follows:
Monday. May 2o-"Home ard Education"
Morning session: Hereditary Influence by
noon session: Early Home Environment"
by Miss Millicent Shinn OF San Francisco; 1.-THE
Kindergarten Gospel" by Miss Anna NJ.
stovall principal OF the &c, Ogden Gate hinder;
by DR.. Mary Wood Allen OF Ann Arbor, Mich. {:
'The Place of a Parent in Modern Education"
by Miss Tessa Kelso of Los Angeles. Evening
session; "Higher Education As It Affects the
Home" by Rev. J. X. Mclean, D. D., of Oak
land; Educational Influence of Home Life on
Men and Women" by Rev: Anna Howard
to Education" by Miss Susan B. Anthony of
Rochester, n. Y.
On Tuesday, May 81, the morning ses-
sion will be given up to the election of
officers for the ensuing year. Subjects for
afternoon and evening discussion are:
Home and esthetics, afternoon session
"The Function of Art in the Home" by Rev.
Value of Music in the Home by Miss Ina Grit
fin of Oakland; 'Simplicity in Decoration" by
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Stetson. Evening ses-
sion--"Elements of Good Taste" by Professor
Bolton Colt of Stanford University; cart in the
Home" by Miss May Keller of San Francisco:
Homemade Art" by Miss Katherine NJ. Ball
of San Francisco.
Wednesday, May 22-subject "Home and
Economics" Morning session: Home In
dustries-Past, Present and Future by Rev.
G. Bowles OF Pomona; Cooks and Cookery"
hold Limitations" by Mrs. Sturtevant Peet of
San Jose; domestic Duties,"by Mrs. Harriet
w. R. Strong OF Whittier. Afternoon session:
"Jack Of All Trades and Mistress of None" by
Mrs. Lowell White of San Francisco; "Hone or
Workshop" by Mrs Eliza A. Orr OF San Fran
cisco; .Does Home Life Forbid World Service ?"
hold Service" by Rev. Anna H. Shaw. Even
ing session: 1.-THE Woman OF Pessimism and
the Woman of Evolutio3,' by Prof. David Starr
Jordan OF Stanford n Me
stetson; "Shall We Co-operate?' by Susan B.
Anthony.
Thursday, May 2s-subiect, "Home and Poll
Unit of the State,' by Miss Alice NJ. McComas of
Los Angeles; Suffrage as q Safeguard" by
Miss Sarah Severance of College Park, Santa
ence," by Mrs Nellie B. Eyster of San Fran
cisco; ''The City and the Home" by Rev. Anna
H. Shaw. Afternoon session: "The Citizen
New; aThe Home Dependent on the State by
Rev. Ada C. Bowles; Glove and Justice" by
Mrs. Philip Weaver of San Francisco; Subject
ing session: "Polltical Education OF Young
Women" by President Martin Kellogg of the
University of California; Influence or Power
Whieh?' by Susan b.. Anthony; "Does Wife.
hood Preclude citizenship" by Rev. Anna H
Shaw.
Friday, May 24-subject "Home and Santa
ton" Morning session: Good as We Get It.
by Miss Helen Guthrie Miller of Berkeley; "In.
Ventilation by Dr. Marion ThTasher. Alter
noon session: THE City's Air and Water" by
"Preventable Disease by DR.. Harriet Maxson
of ST. Helena; Home Life and the Health OF
Young Women by Dr.. Sarah 1. Shuey OF Oak
lend Evening e Session: mphysI nad. Means to
media; "Death by Dust. by DR.. Amy G. Bowen
of San Francisco; "City Mothers" by DR.. Kel-
logg Lane of Oakland.
sidered Sociologically." Morning session;
.eThe Evolution of the Home" by Miss Lydia
Bell of Oakland; "Our Errors Of Ignorance
"The Matriarchate," by Miss Selma Solomons
of San Francisco: "What Home Means" by
Mrs. George T. Gaden of San Francisco. After
noon session: CLONE Influences in History y
preserved Barbarism" by Miss. Ray Frank OF
Oakland: "The Sister in the Family" by Miss
Agnes Manning of San Francisco. THE New
Home, by Mrs. Sarah Pratt Carr of Lemoore
Evening session. "The Greater Home" by
Mrs. Sarah B. Cooper; "The Psychical Relation
of Man to the Animals" by Professor Joseph
LIE Conte of the University of California
siDrummonds Great Thought in the ascent o.
Man." by Rev. Nina Tucker Maynard
Sunday, May 26, there will be religious
dissertation on Home and Ethics" by
Rev. Anna H. Shaw. The church in which
Miss Shaw will preach has not yet beer