The record-union., 1899-09-28
W C. 7. U. CONVENTION.
TT WILL BE HELD IN THIS CITY
NEXT WEEK.
Sessions to BE Held Each Day Dur
ing the Week-Elaborate
Program.

On Monday next the State ConVen-
ton of the Women's Christian Ienper-
ance Union will meet in this city anu
viii hold daily sessions up to ana IN
Guiding Friday evening. 1t is expected
that most of the counties Will De rep
resented. Following are the ofncers OF
the State organization, with the Iuil
program for the week:
State Officers-Mrs. B. Sturtevant-
Peet. President; Mrs. Anna K. Bidwell,
Second Vice President; Mrs. r. A. EN-
mons. Recording Secretary; Mrs. Dor
cas- j. Spencer, Corresponding Secre-
tary; Mrs. Emily Hoppin, Treasurer;
Mrs. Blanche English, Auditor; Mrs. E.
G. Greene, Mrs. L. M. Thompson, State
Evangelists.
Organizers-Mrs. Henrietta Shelton,
Mrs. L. F. King.
Musical Conductor-Mrs. S. Renow-
den Bailey; accompanist, Mrs. M. E.
jerks.
Committee on Courtesies-Mrs. Clare
O. Southard, Mrs. T. S. Vaslit, Mrs.
General Johnson, Mrs. Eva Ashley,
Miss Mabel Young; Presidents Page,
Miss Mabel Young.
County and Bi-County Vice Presi-
dents-Alameda, Mrs. S. A McClees;
Amador and Butte, Mrs. Annie K. Bid
well; Yuba and Sutter, Miss E. B. Ham
lin; Tulare and Kings, Mrs. Flora L.
Savage; Sonoma and Marin, Mrs. A. j.
Wheeler; Sacramento and Ell Dorado,
Mrs. Maggie Beatty Willis; Santa
Clara and San Mateo Mrs. c. M. Ayres;
Fresno and MADEIRA, Mrs. Hulda H.
Tyler; Stanislaus and Merced, Mrs. A.
f. Utah; Humboldt, Mrs. Burch; Lake,
Mrs. Emma Ramsdell; Lassen, Mrs. E.
V. Spencer; Mendocino, Mrs. Lizzie
Ross Miller; Modoc, Mrs. E. E. Spargar;
Napa, Mrs. A. w. Norton; Placer, Mrs.
Susannah Van Lennep; Plumas, Mrs.
F. G. Hail; San Francisco, Mrs. Marie
Freeman Gray; San Luis Obispo, Mrs.
j. Janette Coyle; Shasta, Mrs. H. C.
Gleason; Solano Mrs. Mary Dillas;
Santa Cruz San Benito and Monterey,
Mrs. S. ]. Dorr; Yolo, Mrs. Annie Hill
ker
THE WEEKS PROCEEDINGS.
Following is the program arranged
for the week:
Monday Afternoon-Tn the Methodist
Episcopal Church on Sixth street g 300
evangelistic service in charge of Mrs.
f. G. Green, assisted by Mrs J. L.
Everts, State Superintendent Evange-
listic Department, Mrs. A B. Cove,
Mrs. S. A. McClees, Mrs. H Shelton
and others; at 3:45, State Executive
will meet in parlors of the church
Monday Evening CWelcome Night
= o'clock, State song, California, Gem
OF the Ocean," Mrs. Renowden-B Bailey
prayer, Mrs. Annie K. BidweIl: address
OF welcome in behalf of the city, Mayor
Land; in behalf of the Catholic clergy,
Rev. Father Quinn: in behalf of the
clergy, Rev. J. S. Carroll; in behalf OF
the business men and citizens, H.
Weinstock; in behalf of the Women s
Christian Temperance Union, Mrs
Maggie Beatty Willis; musical selec-
tion by the Young Women's Christian
temperance Union; response, Mrs. Liz
zie Ross Miller; musical selection by
the Us; solo, selected, Mrs. Renowden-
Bailey, accompanist, Mrs. w. N.
Dunster.
Tuesday Morning-Departm re-
ports, limited to two minutes; 9:30, de-
votional exercises, Mrs. N Hutchinson;
9:4o, State hymn and seating delegates;
800, appointment of committees; Off
GERS reports-Recording Secretary,
Mrs. r. A Emmons; Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. D. ]. Spencer; Auditor,
Mrs. Blanche English; Treasurer Mrs.
Emily Hoppin; 1910, department re-
Evangelistic, Mrs J. L. Everts:
Sunday school, Mrs. Louise NJ. Thomp-
son; Legislation and Petitions. Mrs.
Mrs. Mary V. Beggs; Demorest medal
contests, Miss Helen Mclean; press,
Mrs. Clare o. Southland; Juvenile, Mrs
Alice Hyde; franchise Miss Sarah NJ.
Severance; Oriental work, Mrs. Laura
p Williams; mothers meetings. Mrs.
Ida Jamison; drawing room work, Mrs.
F. 5. Faslit: narcotics, Mrs. Jennie p.
Purvis; 11:10, constitutional amend
ments; II 80, praise service. Mrs. Annie
Il. Bidwell; 1900, noon tide prayer
Tuesday Afternoon-DevotionaI Exer-
cises; 40, minutes: / 80 Presidents of
local unions on incidents of special in
terest; 2:40, The White Ribbon in
Japan" Mrs. Addie Estes: 300. White
Ribbon in China" Mrs. Lizzie Nelson
Fryer; music, There Are Bands of
Ribbon White Around the World" Mrs,
Renowden- -Baileyi 3 %, Presidents ad-
dess; 300, rest drill, Miss F. E. Cox.
400. question box, Mrs. f. N Law;
40, fraternal greetings.
Tuesday Evening-S:00. prayer. Mrs
/. F. King; solo, Miss Frances Barnard
Nourse, accompanist, Mrs. A. r. Pom
mer; $40, address, Forgotten Wo-
man" Miss S. NJ. Severance; quartet
Mrs. Percy Ross, Mrs B. F. Howard
Nessrs. Owens and Wheeler: $40. ad-
dress, "The Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union From a Mans Stand
point" Rev. ]. W. Webb; address. Mrs
F. Norine Law. National Organizer
solo, Mrs. ]. A Moynihan.
Wednesday Mornings, devotiona
exercises Mrs. s. Van Lennep), min
utes. roll call, election of officers, de,
votional service (Adrs. z. c. LaugenouD
noontide prayer.
Wednesday Afternoon-1: 80, devo.
tional exercises MRS S. J. Dorr), min
utes, election of national delegates
2:20, When Our Ships Come In Mes
DANES Foppin, Kimball and English
800. rest drill, Miss F. E. Cox; 3:30
'Hindrauces to Success" County Pres
ident; 4, Remedies" Mrs. E. n. Law
4:15. address. THE Tower of Babel,
Mrs /. C. Partington; 4:35, adjourn
ment and Pacific Ensign" stockhold-
ers' annual meeting.