The San Francisco call., 1897-06-29
Endeavore rs.

Smith, F. W. Leonhardt, J. o. Campbell. DR..
William p. Banta, all of Louisville; Mrs. K
Frilzlen, Nicnolasville; Rev A. J. Anick. Mt.
Sterling; Judge John d. Ellis ana wife. New
port; Miss Mary Henton, Versailles; F. NJ.
Nogt and party, New Albany; Gilderoy Wolf,
English, Ind. ; Miss Annie d. Moore, Dauvil ie I;
TroieS, or W; ) GlItner and party, Emlnenee; {;
Miss L'zzie Wsil>er, Hartford; Mrs. b. +. Barr
Bowling Green; Mrs. Eddie Gaines Karr, Em-
inence, and D. c. WOrsnaIn, Henderson.
The "otfi lal route chosen for Ken
lucky is the B. and o. S. w. Railway from
Cincinnati and Louisville to ST. Louis.
ARRANGEMENTS for the return trip will be
perfected at a meeting of the Kentucky
delegation in San Francisco.
A special train of Pullman tourist Sleep
ers will be engaged at ST. Louis, and dele
gates will occupy their sleepers from 81.
Louis TO San Francisco during all stop
overs, thus saving hotel bills, except for
meals. The fare from st. Louis will be
$23 going and $23 returning; from Cincin.
natl S27 so going and $27 so returning {;
from LOUSY lie $27 going and $27 return,
ing. The option Will be given delegates
Of returning either by st. Louis or Chi
cago at same fare. No rouad-trip tickets
will he sold. Return tickets must be pur-
chased in San Francisco.
The following are expected from Chi
cago:
Miss Frances lie Baron, Illinois superintend-
ellL % OuIlStldn LuueANOGeTA. Ut. ana Mrs. T..
\. Miller. Professor and Mrs. A. Mcdonald
Mrs. Mary Mcmahon ana daughter, Mr and
Mrs. George Miller, Mrs. W. o. Black, Mrs
Frances Hansen, Mrs. Maggie Sellers Miss
Irene A. Swezy, Miss c. Z. Cream, Miss Emma
Schreiner, Miss May Chandler, Miss Clara
Ebland, Mrs. Z. Cragin, Miss May Craqin, Mrs.
J. Scales. Mrs w. Bartlett Mr. E. S. Ransom,
Rev. Henry Willard, S. a. wilson DR.. W. j.
Hacking, Miss A. Mateby, Miss C. Wightman
Miss Jennie Couch, Miss c. Bonne, Miss Lei a
Whiteh al, Miss VI. A. Buck, Miss A. G. star
burE Miss Lola TaOnard Mo R.u,
Miss Helen Green, Miss Jean Manson, Miss
Lucy Green, Miss Ella Hardy, Miss Lillian
Leonard and Miss Maggie Mtlar.
the following are expected from New
Jersey:
The Rev. Charles A. Savage, president of the
Orange Union; Miss Fannie B. Rowland, Mrs.
Fannie w. Smith Wa ter Drake and WIFE, J. d.
Runyon and wife. Mrs Seth Vslent tine Miss
NJ. Lillian Baldwin, Miss Lsona c. Smith E s.
Ketcham, Charles T. Miller, William e. Stin-
son, Samdel Williams. Mrs. Rachel Z. Kirk,
Miss Lucy q. Duncin, Annette Blauvelt
Laura B. Norris Mrs. II. Weis and daughter
Charles L. ingalls,, W. 4. Bissell and wife Mrs.
II. A. Thompson, Miss Rattle, John II. Siege
man, Miss S. Christine Mccall, Mrs Coruelia
Page, Miss 5. Elizabeth Hendrick, Miss Flor
ence Nichols Miss Annie Day, Saran Bramun,
Farmer Mrs Sarah +. Crane, Miss Annie NJ
Crane. Mrs. Nj. e. Brookfeld, Mss Hilda
7. Geissler. Miss Elizabeth Earl, Miss
A. Mckenzie Miss Annie Martin, Miss
VI. MacMorran. Miss Adelaide Putnam,
Miss Evenne Spawn, Mrs. Charles Soden, Miss
Ida f. Smith, Miss Jessie Coe, Mrs. Seth Valer-
tine. Mrs. r. II. Bull, a. J. Bruno. Miss Louise
J. Gassor, Miss TIA Goble, Miss f. Jane Poor
Miss Helen Woolman, c. NJ Coe, Miss NJ Flor.
ence Brown, Charles o. Hendrick, Mss Mary
Z. Romaine, Miss Annie Henderson, Miss NJ r
Linuley, Mis-, L. NJ. Lindlev Miss NJ. L. Carter,
Mss (. Carter, Miss j. Beach. Mrs l.. NJ
Marks. Stuart Lindley, Miss J. q. Barnett
F. A. Foster, Miss Emma Foster, Miss Mary
Burnito Miss Jessie I. Dcty, Mss c. NJ. Ward
Helen NJ Breck, Harry r. Nesterveit Miss
Laurena Dey, Miss Jennie wrigley, Mrs NJ b.
Condict, Miss Lizzie Catch, Miss Gussie
Sweasv, Miss Evelyn Kirk, Miss Belle Henry
Miss Hattie Z. Ball, Miss Sarah B. Emson, DR.
William II. Ward, C. Scnmidt, Mrs. S. ]. Co
nant, II. Rudolph.
The following letter was received from
Guy w. Campbell, State president Of Cali.
fornia:
SAN JOSE, Cal, June %, 1897.
Dear EndedrOTer: Less than three weeks aut
then the great International convention. The
reports that are bsing received by Secretary