The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-16
woMEN's MISSIONS.
LhrHe Amount of Business Trn,s,ct
ed mt the Meetings.

Su at the Meetings.
Louisville. May 15.--The sessions Of ths
Women's Missionary association closed of.
ter two session today, during which a
vast amount OF routine work was accom-
plished. Many speakers were heard =
plan OF work for the coming wear wos
formulated and officers were elected.
After devotional exercises today the
resolutions Of the executive committee on
recommendations Of the home board were
read by Miss Armstrong. Mrs. / u
Easlerlin of Georgia. somers Aiken of
:, esaee Mrs. j. NJ Crockett, Mrs NJ
", ~, Oh IeNas; Mrs. II. Jerry OF lndi-
ana Mrs. Ashburn of Georgia
Mrs Quisenherry OF Liberty XIV. sn,ta
on the hrst resolution on widespread IN
nuence OF the Mormons The second re,n-
luton, on TIE work of self-denial was ais
cussed by Mrs. O +, Gregory OF Balfirnore
ana Mrs j. l., Burnham OF Missouri. Tho
tesulutlon on treatment of sasa sners in
TINS country was spoken on bv Miss puhI4
maier OF Baltimore and Mrs. i n Fas1nr-
IN OF Atlanta, who told of the Chinese
sunday school which last wear renortnd
fourteen haptised. and Mrs. Westerup VIA
tolu OF The work among the Mexicans in
the United States. -
me iourth resolution on boxes to from
e,o,t1I9''"n "@s spoken on by Miss
Spauldihg of Florida, Mrs. ]. H. Kuvlren.
dali OF indian Territory. Mrs NJ i ae"la,.
o! missouri Mrs. NJ. b. Smith OF Texas,
Mrs Annie NJ Armstrong OF Baltimore
and Mrs Harvey Hatcher of Missouri
me resolutions on the death of Mre.
Halle Harper Townsend OF Texas wrts
READ by Mrs, VI. T.. Smith.
Mrs, c. A. Castake of washington rro-
senteu a paper on missionary literature
MISS Armstrong then read the rec nm.
limitations OF the executive committee
Whicu were very complete Adon,od
BUSINESS was suspended for the election
OF ohicers. Miss spaulding OF Florida took
Miss T. $. Broadus presented the repor,
OF the nominating COMMITTEES ne p ep,,
OF the local committee to be located in
baltimore; Mrs. o. f. Gregory NJ w
smith, ~ j. Sioux, w II. Archers
Wilbur. Misses Alice Armstrong ana Mn.
ME Twinns. anu H'n-
This report was adopted on motion of
NE. =; y, smith OF Alabama. Ballots
were distributed anu the tallers renort 20
iol president. Miss f. q. s. HeeF, 49,
.eldilig secretary, Miss Nellie Martin.
corresponding secretary. Miss ArmsTr,,,y.
treasurer, Mrs, W. c, Lowndes
Miss Heck declined reelection and Ntrs
:, Z stakely and Miss NJ, L. Wright were
stakely, who was unanimously eleofcd go
wee rpesidonts were elected as folIows.
Mrs; H. 1. Molten. Alabama: Mrs 7 p
Eagle Arkansas: Mrs. L. p. Pollard nts'
lrict OF Columbia; Mrs Il. q. ChInIrv
Florida Miss M, p. Wright. Georgia NIiss /
y s. Broadus, Kentucky; Mrs ] NJ Am
mem louisiana: Mrs. H. .. Graves. NARY
ana Mrs ] w. Bozeman, Kansas, Mrs !
]; l. Burnham. Missouri; Mrs. +. 81
Heck, North Carolina; Miss N /. Co,kn /
south caroilnai Mrs. A. S.. Jackson To-
lessse' Mrs, S, NJ Smith. Texas; Mrs (
" Gwathney. Virginia; Mrs. w. n. Kuv.
Aene,li' Indian Territory and oklahoma
alt trned until p. m.
a. me afternoon session Mrs. w. "
aeHen' Alabama. presented tho report Of
.he committee on plan Of work. rccam-
rending the following plans: '''
state conferences at same lima ~
Nomen's Missionary union.
rict associations. va
9 standing committee to nrepare
iigest OF State reports.
=, All participants on the programme
line. 's'''
.. The state vice presidents shall aid In