Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-02-13

err for his complement "a Marriage need not
be a lottery unless we make it So.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall also spoke briefly
home as the chief factor in society, and the
consequent need of proper care and proper
education for the children Of the country
Standing Committees.
The standing committees are:
Committee on dress-Mrs Annie White
johnson. chairman. IHnois,T Mrs Emily j.
Nolan, illinois, Mrs. Annie Jenness Miller,
District of Columbia Mrs.. Frank Stuart
Parker, Illinois, Miss Laura Lee, Massa-
chusetts; Miss Bertha Morris Smith, New
Mrs Ellen A. Richa, DION, Massachusetts;
Prof. Ellen NJ. Hayes. Massachusetts Mrs.
Agnes A. Holmes. Illinois: Mrs. Ida Evans
Haines, Illinois. and Mrs Frances W.
Committee on equal pay for equal work
Miss Mary Desha, chairman, District of
Columbia; Mrs. Bessie V. Pettigrew, South
gan; Mrs. Katherine Reed. Maine; Mrs.
Martha Strickland Clark, Colorado; Miss
Emma NJ. Gilett. District of Columbia, and
Mrs. Jennette NJ. Bradley, New York
Committee on education in citizenship
Mrs. Kate Brownlee Sherwood. chairman,
Ohio; Mrs. Fannie Humphreys Gaffney.
New York; Mrs. Isabella Charles Davis,
New York; Miss Eliza D. Keith California:
Miss Elvira Snyder Miller. Kentucky
Committee on domestic science-Mrs
Helen Campbell, chairman, Colorado; Mrs.
Charlotte Perkins Stetson, Illinois: Mrs.
Hester NJ. Poole, New Jersey; Miss Marion
Talbot. Illinois; Mrs. Anna NJ Burrows,
Massachusetts, and DR.. Mary E. Green,
Michigan. - = "
Committee of social peace and interna-
tonal Observation-Disclosures Cora Slocomb
oil -Brazza Savorgnan, chairman New
York; the Rev. Amanda Deyo. Pennsy1-
vania; Mrs. Hannah J. Bailey, Maine; Mrs
Hannah G. Solomon. Illinois: Mrs T. G
Manchester, Rhode Island (other members
to be aprointed). s:.
Committee on social purity-The Rev.
Anna Garlin Spencer, chairman, Rhode Is
land; Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett District of
Columbia (other members to be appointed)
Committee on domestic relations under
the law-Miss Octavia Williams Bates.
chairman, Michigan; Mrs. Catherine Waugh
MCCULLOUGH, Illinois; Miss Amy f. Acton,
Massachusetts; Miss Caroline Butler Hem
bricks, Indiana; Miss Emma NJ GiHett
District of Columbia: Miss Barbee, Mis-
souri,. -
Committee on press-Mrs. Susan Young
Gates, acting chairman, Utah. ~
Committee to consider the care of depend-
ent and delinquent chdren-Mrs y. Ellen
Foster. chairman, District of Columbia.
Mrs S. A. Thurston, Kansas.
List of Delegates. ~
The following delegates are in the city:
Miss Susan B. Anthony, New York: Mrs.
Ida II. Harper, District of Columbia, Mrs.
Clara Berwick Colby, District of Column
bia; Mrs Lillian NJ. N. Stevens, Maine;
Miss Anna Gordon, Illinois; Mrs Mary p.
Davis, Maine; Mrs. Mary G. Osgood, New
hampshire, Mrs. CoTaiie franklin Cook
District of Columbia Mrs Emmeline B.
Wells. Utah; Mrs. Ada C. Dickerson. Dis
trict of Columbia; Miss Lucy e. Anthony.
PPe5nnsylvania; Miss Mary H. Williams,
nt II NJ
I.ngey, Utah: Mrs. Minnie j. Snow, Utah;
Miss Ann NJ. Cannon, Utah: Mrs. Eliza
beth G. Grannis, New York; Mrs Virginia
7. smith. Connecticut Rev. Amanda
Deyo, Pennsylvania: Mrs. J. Ellen Foster.
District of Columbia: Miss Helen Varick
Boswell, New York; Miss Elizabeth
fberte, Massa a Mrs /. c. Man
Solomon. Illinois; Miss Sadie American,
Illinois; Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, Dis
trict of Columbia; Mrs. q. NJ Lowell,
Pennsylvania; DR.. Amanda NJ. Hale, Mas
Idaho; Rev. Anna Garlin spencer, Rhode
Island; Mrs. L. NJ. Beck, Indiana; Mrs
Frances NJ. Swain, IndianaE" Mrs. Marion
Landsburg, New York; Mrs. May Wright
sewal. Indiana; Rev. Annas Howard Shaw.
Pennsylvania: Mrs. a.F'raftces Stewart
Mosher, Michigan: Mrs. Rachel Foster
Avery, Pennsylvania, and Mrs. Mary New
bury Adams, Iowa.
1t was an invigorating sight this morning
TO witness the manful manner in which the
delegates to the National Council of Women
climbed through snow blanks to reach the
church. Rev. Anna Howard Shaw, with
stern New England pluck, took the street
car track for the church afrom the Airing
ton and reached the church looking as
pump and rosy as a Romantic apple, her
silvery hair, covered by d speck of a bon
wi svnu 1,ol hn,
king with health.
Mrs. May Wright sewall willis like a
tropical plant in the ley atmosphere of
Washington. Give me natural gas or I'll
get my death she said with a SILVER as
she gazed at the hard-coaI fire in her room.
indiana and natural gas-one and insep-
able now and forever; and 1 almost wish
was there she concluded
There Will be some fun when the Roberts
OF Utah matter comes up in the national
council. Almost to a woman the members
and delegates are "agin'' him, and the
roasting in store will be of the rich brown
order and will be well done clear through.
Miss Anthonys red silk shawl is not in
evidence. A double blanket variety snow
proof, is her favorite this trip.