New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-16

Miss Frances Il. Willard and MISS Anna a. uo'-
don are settled for time among the New-Ens'
land hills at Amherst. n. n. Mountain air mas
been prescribed by Miss Wizards physician as
condition for the Improvement In health whicn ma
been coming Gs to nSr bs 10. svem herself up to
vacation.
Mrs. l.. NJ n. Stevens and Miss Agnes SLACK
have recently been the guests OF Lady Henry
Somerset at Eastnor Castle. On Jubilee Day they
were the guests Of the Lord Mayor OF LONDON al
the Mansion Tsy Sack win sp 20 at
c Convent ee Headquarters will be No. $50 Free
ST.. Portland Me.
Mrs Mary E. sanderson. treasurer OF the "oria
Woman's Christian Temperance Union, mas SUI
mitted her annual financial statement for the year
ending May 81 1897, also a summary OF the preVi-
GUS years statement. The receipts from the last
year. Including 1863 S. balance from the year pre-
vious were So $50 90: disbursements. $s3z TO- 'ea'
ing balance OF OF the work e gapan
india. Mexico Iceland ana 81, France b MEN Fund
Twelve rational auxilIaries have sent dues. Four
men-.Chares NJ Crittenton; Genera aIr,sd STATE:
Army. and J. Hale Ramsay OF CCanada-by the
payment OF 500 each, have become life members VI
the Worlds Union.
womans Christian Temperance" Union summer
schools are open y From I'VE days 10 wv
weeks are given In nearly every Chautauaua ana
ference of Ave days at Chau,anqu". ~ - loses
August T. with an al-day platform mceths' MISS
Frances f. Willard and Mrs. Margaret ID. Eiis OF
Newark n. j., superintendent Of legislation ne
ing the principal speakers Mrs Katharine H.
Stevenson National corresponding secretary, mas
charge OF the entire conference. Mrs Ella A.
Booe. of Staten Island, and Mrs. FrnnSec IN w.
Graham. OF Lockport, y. T., the singing cNa"-
& sss to assS in the me
Christian Temperance Union scnooi VI ue,.i II 70
IS and f Is in charge 'G y Mrs Helen Bcsk Of
Eniira assisted BY Mrs, Bertha Morris Smith NIT
had Womans Christian Temperance Union confer
snces this year hey are d in c Wss q M and
cover dates from July "a tos Bay View =, M len.
for IT, MI Be en "a ood
has recently returned from England
Over 5000 has been sent in to the Nationai
Treasurer for the Armenian relief and 1t is still
coming in s2s a having Just come from Tasmania
| The India relief fund has also been increased by
| w c. T. L. subscriptions. Through the influence
OF the National officers the National INDIA Kemei
Fund Committee has voted and sent S or TO The reef
| Of the women I'm her school ana those unoer he'
| personal direction
The Sheffield W. c. r. L. opened reading-room
and library on April T. This is the first union III
possess hall OF s esn
| and now have nearly four hundred
| The national superintendents are as follows:
| United States OF America-Mrs NJ r. Hormns
| The Temple, Chicago iii.
| Dominion Of Canada-Mrs. Margaret " 'fe' ~"
9l7 Do-cho stor-st.. Montreal
| Engand-Mrs. Il. J. Osborne, No ~ Whitehal
| Park, Highgate, London
Observation-Disclosures Jessie ). Rookie, Rurne. Ias'
mania.
/ Hawaii Mrs. J. NJ Whitney. Honolulu
New South Wales-Mss Emma A. Dickson NO
! - Te mple-s Stanmore. :, -.,
# brisbane Correspondent. Miss f.. Emily Ham
! Narangba. .u Mann,
! South Australia-Mrs. James Allen, Mount
! Barker. =. ,,...
| Tasmania-Mrs Jessie =. Rookie Burnle;
cape Colony-Mss r.. Moody. Port Elizabeth
| Natai-Alrs. l.. B. Bridgman. Durham.
! Madagascar-Iucy A. Standing. AntanaiarNo
| Bahamas-Mss Florence NJ. Damn secretary.
! Burmah-Mrs. r. f.. Price, American Baptist MIS-
| sion. HenZada. n,,,,,.
Mexico Margaret Kennedy, Tacubana' MeN'