The record-union., 1899-09-28

Wednesday Evenings, Scripture and
prayer. Mrs. G.. Schadt: solo. Mrs
Renowden- Bailey; solo. Mrs. j. N Cop
persmith; accompanist, Miss Lizzie M.
Griffin.
Thursday Morning-9:30 devotional
exercises, Mrs. Mary Case Lord; lU,
meeting of stockholders, special pro-
gram with music in charge of Mrs. A.
L. Barry, and presentation of Ensign
banner by Mrs. C. M. Kimball; 1880
memorial service, Mrs. Annie K. Bid
we'll; ION Nights of Power," Mrs
Renowden-B Bailey.
Thursday noon-1: 30, devotional
exercises, Mrs. S. A. McClees: minutes;
1855, "The Interrelation of Mind and
Body" Miss F. E. Cox; 2:10, sympo-
sium, "Our School Suffrage Veto"-At-
torneys Mrs. M. V. Beggs, Mrs. Addle
Billings, Mrs Laura Tilden Ray, Mrs.
Laura De Force Gordon: 100, VINO
Is Responsible for Our Childless
Unions?" Mrs. Alice Hyde, Mrs. Lizzie
Ross Miller. Mrs. Annie K. Bidweli;
3:15, "Companionship Between Parents
and Children" Mrs. Laura E. Pink
ston; $3.50, paper, Hurst; 800, Incl
dents Of Prison Work." Mrs. A. T.
Cove.
Thursday Evenings, Scripture and
prayer, Mrs Lizzie Ross Miller: county
songs; presentation of State flag, Mrs.
Maggie Beatty Willis; debate, Re
solved, That territorial expansion by
force of arms is contrary to the prlncl-
pies of righteous government" DIS
putants, affirmative, Miss Sarah Sever
ance, Mrs NJ. C. Lord; negative, Dr.
Aida c. Avery, Mrs. Grace, nj. KIM
ball; Home Guards" County Presi-
dents in five-minute speeches.
Friday Morning Department re-
ports; $50, devotional exercises; 9:4o,
minutes, Mrs. A. B. Cove; $50, Witt
cultural and Unfermented Wine" Mrs
S. NJ n. Woodman; estate and County
Fairs" Mrs. z. Buckminster; Work
Among Soldiers" Mrs. Hannah Wright;
Reading Rooms" Mrs. Jennie D1xon'
Promotion of Purity" Mrs. Margaret
Pelton; scientific Temperance Instruc'
tion,' Mrs. ]. Janette Coyle: Prison
Work" Mrs A. B. Cove: Literature,
Mrs. D. ]. Spencer; 1905, report oil
Committee on Resolutions; 1915, or
ganizers' statistical statement, Mrs
Henriette Shelton. Mrs. L. F. King
Mrs. E. N. Law; 1920, Physical Cult
ure," Miss F. Z. Cox; Health ana
Heredity,'' Mrs o. j. Ward: Work
Among Lumbermen,' Mrs. 4. B. Camp
bell; Temperance and Labor Mrs Z
H. Whitman; Flower Mission" Mrs.
Retta D. Black; Railroad Employees,
Mrs. Nj. E. jerks; Systematic Giving,
Mrs. D. S. Dixon; rest drill, Miss f. Il.
Cox; Finance" Mrs. Grace M. Kim
ball; Work Among Miners" Mrs. NJ
A. Croley; "Non-Alcoholic Medication,
Mrs. Idldie Reynolds; Hospital and
Almshouse,'' Mrs. Clara Wood; "Mer-
cy." Mrs. Olive E. Clifford; Literary
Bodies and Higher Education MRS
H. H. Luse; Law Enforcement, Mrs
Rose M. French; Indian Work, Miss
Ada Campbell; Sabbath Observance,
Mrs. Christine Armstrong; Official Re
porter" Mrs Glare o. Southard.
Christian Citizenship devotional ser
vice, Mrs. E. D. Beggs.
Friday Afternoons 30. devotional
exercises, Mrs. H. Shelton; minutes;
1:5O. What Has the w. c. T. Z. Ac'
complished for the State?' Mrs. Susan
nah Van Lennep; 2:10, free parliament
What most hinders the progress OF
temperance reform: Ignorance, preJu-
dice or greed?" Discussion led by Mrs
Allyn O. Taylor and Mrs. S. G. Harry;
2:35, "a Little Confab Between Yon
and Me-" Mrs Mae Whitman; 2:oG,
''Why Should a Church Member Belong
to w. c. T. Up. Miss Laura Kirkland.
3:05. "Who Is Responsible for the Lo-
cal Union?" Mrs. L. F. King, Mrs II.
SHELTON; 3:25, miscellaneous business;
closing exercises, 'Blest be the tie that
binds
Friday Evening-At Pythian Castle,
Ninth and I streets; s, grand demon
stration and department parade, Su-
perintendent Mrs. G. NJ. Ayres; intro
ductory address, Mrs. Emily Hoppln;
county songs; awarding of Demorest
banner. Fresno County; Labor Ban
ner." Mrs. Whitman; presentation OF
life membership, Mrs. Hoppin; presen-
tation of Mothers Meeting banner,
Mrs. C. M. Ayres: recitation, Mrs
Bertha NJ. Rice; awarding of prize.
Mrs. D. ]. Spencer; STORY of National
Ranner," Mrs. Maggie-Beatty Willis.