The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-10-12
Y. N. C. A. AUXILIARY.
Interesting Papers Read at This
Mornings Session.
Board Of Officers Elected = Addresses al
the Evening Meeting.

The second day Of the 1lth annual
conference OF the Women's Auxiliaries
TO the Young Mems Christian Asso-
Citations of Massachusetts, and Rhode
Island was opened I'm the smaller Y. M.
c. A. Hall this morning, the president
Mrs. w. IL. Franklin. OF Newport, IN
the chair. The exercises opened with
praise service. which was followed by
a quiet hour" conducted by Rev. L.
Il. Johnson.
Mr.. John w. Little. OF Pawtucket'
then read a paper on Success in Boys
Work" Then came papers as follows:
"A Years Work by Districts" Mrs: ~.
A. Brown, Everett 1926, paper, Tne
Ideal Auxiliary" @. III Peabody, South-
bridge; paper. THE Ideal General sec
retary," Mrs II. T.. Hall, Taunton;
paper. THE Ideal Auxiliary Member,
Miss Daisy RAYMOND. Beverly. lne
morning session closed with a discus
sion on the auxiliary reports ana theh
a recess was taken for dinner
This afternoon. the session was opei-
ed with a service OF 'prayer ana sOhe,
after which Mrs. ELLA Nj. Sneath, oI
Franklin, Mass. will read a paper oii
of state Work" will then be taken up,
TO be followed by the transaction oi
general business. and the closing ser
vice will be conducted by Rev l. D.
Johnson. .,,t.
Yesterday afternoon the Following
officers were elected: President ~. -
w r. Franklin of Newport, vice pfesl-
dents. Mrs. E.A. Cummings of Arnes-
bury. Mrs. II. r. Bennett OF Brlsu'l'
Mrs. III. f. Bigelow of Chelsea, Mrs
Peter Russell of Fitchburg' Mrs'
Thomas Sanders of Southbridge' SEE :
retary, Mrs. III. NJ. III. Taylor; assls
ant secretary. Mrs. +. O.. clark oi
Westfield: business committee. Mrs. q
| J. Pickford OF LYNN. Mrs. A. Il. Ie,le
| OF Haverhill. II. X. Remington OF FalI
River; resolution committee, M.s. r.
| Cullen of Somerville. Mrs. o. l.. C1r.
| rier OF Pawtucket. Mrs. c. M. Fay oi
| Clinton.
Sectional conferences were held as
| follows: Conference OF presidents
| Mrs. Peter Russell Of Fitchburg, chair
| man: Mrs. c. c. Frissell OF Holyoke
secretary. Paper by Mrs. c. Z. Faunr'
| OF Whitman.
| on membership. Mrs. G.. II. Ames ~
| Providence. president: Mrs. w. IL. ~
| Jones of Melrose. secretary. Paper oS
Mrs. NJ. G. Burkes OF SomervHle.
| Bows CONFERENCE.-The. j. f. Under
! hill OF Winchester president. Mrs. Ill
+. Boutwell, OF Maiden. secretary. Pa
per by Assistant State Secretary Rob
| inson of Boston.
| Social CONFERENCE.-The. +. w. Towl
of Charlestown. president: Mrs. u. r
Hawes of Cambridge. secretary. Pa
per by Mrs. w. l.. Andrews OF Spring
field
Devotional conference.-the. E.-A
Childs of Amesbury. president: Mrs. L
| T. Richards OF Taunton. secretary. Pa
per by Mrs. l.. A. Patterson Of Ever
| EFT.
At the session last evening very IN
teresthng address was delivered b
Rev T.. NJ Taylor. d. D.. OF Cambridg
Mass. his subject being woman 1
| speaking OF the ''nlew woman he saic
"She is not the woman OF the averae
daily press; she is not the coarse cref
ture which so many magazines mar
her out TO be: she is not the stampln
platform mother spoken Of: not n
! frantic creature drinking wine ar
> smoking with her fellow creatures. NJ
J the one looking with disdain upon d'
, | nestle life. She is the one who VII
? a broader education in a world OF gre'
| opportunities grasps the opportuniti
! and with the sharpened scythe go
! forth into the fields ripe unto harvest