The San Francisco call., 1896-04-30

Government" President Kellogg, University
OF California.
Evening session, s:oo-"The Evolution of
Government" President Jordan Leland STAN
ford Jr. University; 'The Trend of Govern
| ment To-day" Rev. Anna II. Shaw.
TUESDAY, MAY 5-FoRMs OF GOVERNMENT.
Morning session. 10 :30-"The Chief" Mrs.
Mollie E. Connors, Oakland; "The People,
tpaperl,, Mrs. Charlotte Perkins-Stetson, Chi
Afternoon session, 2:30-"The Family"
Miss Catherine NJ. Graydon, Oakland; ''The
tribe" Mrs FRANCES Fuller Victor: .'The
Nation" Miss Eliza D. Keith.
Evening session, S:00-''What Americans
Came From, and What We Came For" Hon
Rev. Anna H. Shaw; "What We Are Now"
DIR. Ed A. Ross, Stanford University, CAL
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6.
Morning session, 1890 = Woman as a
Popular Myth, Miss Cordelia S. Kirkland,
Chicago. Ill; woman as Plain Fact" Miss
sarah,M. Severance; Woman Social Fac
Rex Eliza ii Upper We sGGd
Afternoon session, $50 Women in Re-
ligion," Rev. J: K: Mclean. p.D. Oakland:
"Woman in Poetry" Mrs. Dorothea Roth.
Evening session, 8 CAS- She Was and
as She Is,..' Rev: Jacob Yoorsanger, ID; GAS
GAS She Will Be-" Rev. Anna H. Shaw.
THURSDAY, MAY THE HISTORIC VIEW.
Morning session, 10 80 clock-"Primitive
Woman, !" Mrs Sarah Gamble; "In Savagery,"
Mrs. Nellie Blessing Eyster; 'In BarbaTisln,"
Mrs. Z G. Greene Of Santa Cruz; "In Ancient
Civilizations" Mrs. George Oulton of Bouldin
Island.
and Japan" Miss Elizabeth o. Yates of Maine;
"In India" Miss Sarah D. Hamlin; "In North
ern Races" Miss Agnes Manning; "In Feudal-
ISM Mrs. Mary Field OF San Jose.
Evening session, O'Clock -"Our Fore
smothers," Charles A. Murdock; "WOman in
Modern Europe" Mrs. Helen NJ. Henrotin of
Chicago; "In America To-day" Mrs. Clara B.
Colby, Washington.
FRIDAY, MAY STH-soME SPECIAL PHASES.
Morning session, 1880 o'cloek-"America's
Great Queens, Mrs. Harriet R.Strong, Ranchito
Sturteyant-Peet, San Jose, CAL; "The Power
Behind the Throne" Miss A. NJ. Fulton; ;
.Mothers OF Great Men," Mrs. Ada Van Peit,
Afternoon session, 2 80 o o'cock-'Heroi of
History" Mrs. Henry Krebs Jr., ''The Slave as
Ruler" Mrs. George I. Gaden; woman in
Change in Ideals of Womanhood." Professor
Edward Fl; Griggs; Stanford University;
and New" Mrs. Harriet w. Russell Strong,
President Ebell Society, Los Angeles, Cal.
SATURDAY, MAY 9-CLAIMs-GENERAL AND spE-
CIAL
Morning session, 10:30 o'clock-"Women as
Citizens" Mrs. Emma Secke Marshall, Oak
land: housekeeping and City-keeping, Miss
harriet May Mills, new 1Ork; "RlSht OF Rep
resentation,' Miss Alice Moore McComas, Los
Angeles; Reaction OF Injustice" Miss Sarah
Severance.
Afternoon session, 2 80 o'clock-"Rights of
Property and Rights of Persons Mrs. Harriet
W. Russell Strong; "Private,spirited Moth
ers," Rev. Anna H. Shaw; ga New Citizen
ship" (symposiuml, Mrs. A. A. Sargent, Mrs.
John F. Swift, Miss Mollie E. Connors and Miss
Mills; "a Stronger Home" Mrs. Helen Camp
bell, Chicago, III.
Evening session, 8 O'Clock = "How Far Is
Woman Adapted and Adaptable to Political
Functions" Professor H. II. Powers, Stanford
University; children of a Larger Growth"
Rev. Anna Fl. Shaw; practical Ethics for the
Home and Government" Mrs. Sarah b.
Cooper, president of the congress.
SUNDAY. MAY 10.
Evening session, z As o'clock-Sermon, Rev.
Anna NJ. Shaw; musical services to be con-
ducted by Mrs. Marriner-Campbell.
The subject to be discussed by the con-
gress is, Woman and Government"
Speeches will be limited to twenty min
utes.