The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-11-13


Of the country IN The interests Ct the W G.
T. L. work and OF The temple. One OF nor
first places Of attack VIII be the Twin cite
Mrs. Booh-Tucker speaks at the Newport
home Monday.
I'VE hope our delegation vii be full"
wrote one enthusiastic delegate last week.
Katharine Lente Stevenson. whcss pl ture
appeared in The o q OF yesterday was
born ia Copake Columbia county New York
May s. 1888. In 1881 she graduated tom the
School OF Theology. Boston university. tne
only woman On her ella s. and pronounced by
the dean the bes; tRluced miud in the
school. The refusal % the general confer
ence % the NJ. j.. church % recognize w5meu
IS preachers terminated her minis ~ as ussl-
ciate pastor Of the Methodist church ln Ais
ten, Mass, but she says the cherished dream
1 OF her life Is 20 be ia charge Of a church
Methodist II IL may be, ildcpendsnt n "a
must be. In 1888 she went 10 ChicaEo as
editor for the department. OF b oEs ana leaf
lets for the Wcman's Temperance Publishing
association. end contributing editcr to tie
Union signal. In November, 1874 she WIS
made corresponding secretary o. tie National
Namgns Christian Temperance union. Fr M
this high position in the crEg nivatson Mrs
\ stevenson Is thinking the highest ho-ing
the most and believing the best Tor every
Work ard worker Ia the great c3use. HUI
4 uanity is her He'd, not only TIE temperance
cause, but every movement that guarantees
the upiib az human life toward the CHRIS
standard claims he. sa'.Ve loyalty
Miss Rose wood-Anca. who Is a, the head
I OF me Ute Shield branch "a the purity wo X
I o th9 W e. T. T.. SAWS. Ia resard 70 the
( Temple. Miss willard was for he Ten,pl,
I as long as there YVES a possibility of gettir-
! 4 Wit9oui overhurdcning the women of TIE
I W. G T q. II Person went 20 her vlth
1 any suggestion she would say 'Thsr's a cd
! IDEA. d,afgs 80 ahead vita a. aud she would
I give Ell the help she had tins to give. TAls.
l th.eE was her position In regard 10 The
/ Tempe sac would not interfere with any
one wAo seemed insnirei 20 Go a certain
work. spd Mrs CarSe certainly has seemed
/ 70 be iDs-irea But think the time hss
come whea the Idea o. saving the Ternple
should be given ~. Women all over tha
country have been aeay.ng themselves the
common necessities 81 life IN order 20 xiye
money 20 me project Tais. 7 am sure would
rot he Mss whiaras wish.
The young people OF the " c. T. T.. Of
Warsaw. have taken stock In the Temple on
condition the SSlo.aoo Is secured.
! a telegram from sally n. Green. nresie.&t
/ OF one Of the local unions. of Philadelphsa
/ was Feee:ve1 yesterday by Mrs Carsa. snd
osiance is pledged
", 4 lsasn rStsuia, Of Japan, is attending the
" = :. I. convention. He has Teen in
ShiSSso iog some time, where he Joined the
| some doubt has ARISEN sc - ~. 49,.
stand Hiss Helen Hood intends taking Non
4 day. INN OF late Miss Hold has ben
hrin frlead o. the Temple, but the passing 81
an unfrisndly resolution az a meeting ~ ~
executive COMMITTEES this week lei some
OF the Temple gather.ng in doubt IS 20 h7r
present safe Of mind Miss Hocd has worked
Tor the Temple cause Tor EuEnher OF years
ana when the delegates gathered in 81
raul vas considered strong ally
Bat recent re.crts have IL That she has
deserted the ranks. Fer friends hnwsS-r
state shat the resolution she oTeres ~,
Tor another than Miss Heed vas 4 rrexv
Miss Eocd herasif says she did nor orer NJ
resolution on the Temple. bur on the trust
p1ring the morning session the susn o.
Nl-a WAS subscribed ly Tie DELEGATES ~ -
GaloA rand Tor life ari memorial rnefnbsr-
sAlks 20 the untar. Amcng .thosa Wa vsrr
14lisA as lnstao.tsl members were father ara
aaoiher e Miss Willard Mother wglsres -
AotAsf stewart we're made life nenshs =
sRd anaons others slSo hnro-ss .sf,-s $780,
SAL Whe IS known as tae saint ia hlsex
ana Mrs. Lucy i. Thurman, ef Nlphisss