The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-05-15
THE MALL MEETINGS END
FINAL SESSION HELD YESTERDAY
 AFTERNOON.

AFTERNOON
 Officers Reelected for Another Ycar--Re- port of Committees s--Addresses by Vari-
 Ous Meeting Largely Attended A Successful Convention. The American McAll association closed it's meeting yesterday afternoon after a very successful two days ses- sion. .... The morning session opened at ten o'clock in the United church chapel, the president of the association, Mrs | Charles H. Parkhurst being in the chair.
 The devotional service was conducted | by Mrs. Theodore T. Munger of this city
 | After the roll call the chairman of the nominating committee, Mrs. Bassett of Northampton, Mass, presented names for president. vice president and four directors, Mrs. Chapin of Portland, Maine, presided while the election pro- ceeded.
 There were no changes in the officers from last year. The entire list is as | follows:
 President-Mrs. Charles H. Parkhurst of New York.
 Vice presidents-NIrs. James A. Gar field, northern Ohio; Mrs. J. V. Farwell, l Illinois; Mrs, Felix R, Brunot, western Pennsylvania; Mrs. Francis Wayland, Connecticut; Mrs. A, F, Beard, eastern New York. Mrs. w. H. Fenn, Maine; Mrs J. K. Stickney, District of Colum- bia; Miss Anna II. Adams eastern Mas sachusetts; Mrs. F. W. owen, New Jer- lsey; Miss Anna l.. Dawes, western Mas sachusetts; Mrs Samuel M, Vail, north ern New York; Mrs, J. s. Berry, Mary land; Mrs. 0. J, Dearborn, Indiana; Mrs. Murray Shipley, southern Ohio; Mrs. Lawrence Myers, central New Jersey; Mrs. Edward Hawes, Vermont; Mrs. George F. Martin, Missouri; Mrs. Henry A. Dupont Delaware; Mrs An drew Cowan, Kentucky; Mrs. James c. Yose, Rhode Island; Mrs J. Warren Goddard, New York city; Mrs H N. Paul, eastern Pennsylvania.
 Board of directors-Mrs, John F. Keen, Miss Hock1ey, Mrs. W. R. Nich-
  l Philadelphia; Mrs. Louise S. Houghton, New York; Miss Aletta Lent, New York: Mrs. D. W. McWllliams, Brook | lyn, N. Y. Mrs George F. Dimock, Elizabeth, N. J.; Mrs. J. Lewis Crozer, Upland, Pa; Mrs. John R. Whitney, Bryn Mawr, Pa; Mrs. William Buck nell, Philadelphia; Mrs James r. Stone, | Philadelphia.
 Treasurer-Mrs. Abraham R. Perkins, Germantown. Philadelphia. 1 Corresponding secretary--Mrs. H. L. Wayland Philadelphia 1 Recording secretary-Mrs. A. H. Fet- 1 terof, Philadelphia.
 General secretary-Miss Caroline Remington, Philadelphia 1 Auditors-Lewis H. Redner and W. l W. Arnett
 1 All were elected by exclamation with the exception of the directors, for whom 1 the secretary was instructed to cast the 1 ballot of the association. 1 Mrs. Parkhurst spoke briefly in ac l cepting another term of the presidency. l Several important changes in the con stitution were made. I Mrs. F. A. Noble of Buffalo, N. Y., i spoke on the subject What Can I Do l to Advance the Work of the McAll Mis- | sion?"
 l Mrs. F. B. Cobb of Elizabeth, N J., made an address in which she told of 1 One Sabbath in Paris" Miss Laura Maxwell of Easton, Pa, told some in- 1 terestng incidents of Work Among the Young People of Paris 1 Mrs. w. F. Blackman sang a solo with Mrs. Blackman as accompanist.
 Next followed the report of the va rious committees. l Mrs. George F. Dimock of Elizabeth, | N. J., chairman of the committee on time and place of meetings, reported 1 that the annual meeting of 1898 shall be held in Boston.
 l Luncheon was had at 12:30, followed | by 8 reception until 2:30
 The closing session in the afternoon opened at 2:30, with devotional service conducted by Mrs. Susan F. Daggett.
 This report was followed by short address by Miss Annie B. Beard of Paris, who described in an interesting manner some of the features of the Me l All work there.
 The address of the afternoon was given by Rev. John Balcom Shaw. D. D. of New York, on "The Place of Me All Missions on Our Benevolent Sched ule"
 After a solo by Mile. Marguerite Kolb the closing services were conducted by Mrs Parkhurst, and the fourteenth an- nual meeting was declared adjourned MILFORD.