The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-10
THE DELEGATES EXPECTED
THOSE WHO ARE COMING TO THE
MISSIONARY MEETING.

cal Members of the Woman's For-
eign Missionary Society to Receive
and Entertain the Delegates, of
Whom There VIII Be Fully 100.
Sessions VIII Be intercollegiate
dresses of Welcome VIII Be Made
Tomorrow Night at wesley Eonu-
mental CfIurch-Enteresting Pro-
gramme for Sunday.
Methodists in Savannah are greatly in
terested in the coming annual meeting of
the Womans Foreign Missionary Society
of the South Georgia Conference, which
will convene in this city tomorrow night.
1t is expected that there will be fully 100
visiting ladies, and the sessions will no
doubt be interesting and largely attended.
The sessions will be held in the audi
torium of Wesley Monumental Church. and
the opening one tomorrow night will be
of very entertaining character. Miss
Hattie Saussy will deliver the address of
welcome in behalf of the womans mis-
sionary societies in Savannah, while the
address in behalf of the juvenile mission
airy workers will be delivered by Miss Bes-
sic Stubs.
1t is not yet known who will respond
to these welcomes. The programme usu-
ally prepared by the president has not
been received. 1t is thought possible the
responses may be made by Mrs. George
W. Matthews of Americus president of
the society,"
Another interesting feature Of the meet
ing will be the sermon Sunday morning
at Wesley. Rev. DIR. w. w. Pinson of
Macon, pastor of the Mulberry Street
LOT lfrFE nh
nave heard DIR. Pinson will understand
that the announcement is guarantee
sufhctent of an excellent sermon. THAI
night talk will be made, in all probability,
by Miss Gary and Mrs w. ]. Callahan,
returned missionaries from the China
field. 1t is thought these ladies will great
ly interest their audience, and there will
doubtless be many out to hear them
Sessions will be held morning, afternoon
and night, while the delegates are here.
1t is thought the last business session
will be on next Tuesday morning The
afternoon of that day will be devoted to a
pleasure trip to Tybee. Upon the return
from the island the delegates and visitors
will begin leaving for their homes
Great preparations are being made for
the reception and entertainment of the
delegates. They will all be received into
Savannah homes, whittier they will be es-
corted by members of the committees that
will meet them at the trains. Following
is list of the delegates who are ex-
pected:
Mrs. ]. c. Fields, Americas; Miss Con-
ME Pagan, Americas; Miss Jessie Daven-
port Americus Miss Mae McKensie
Americas; Mrs. George C. Thompson,
Dublin Mrs. T. L. Griner, Dublin; Mrs
Robert Tompkins, st. Marys; Mrs. j. B.
Jones, Pooler; Mrs. John Moore, Pooler;
Mrs. James z. Meldrim, Tennille; Mrs.
NJ. B. Hatch, Tennille; Mrs. E. T. Hick-
ey, Lumpkin; Alma Hickey, Lumpkin
Mrs. ]. F. Hagan, MacDoneu; Miss Eva
Hagan, MacDonell; Mrs. M. A. Gregory,
Blackshear: Mrs. Mcleod, Abbeville;
Mrs. Barnes, Abbeville; Mrs j. 0. A
Cook, Waycross; Mrs. George Dure, Ma
con Oirst Street, Mrs. Lizzie Anderson,
Brunswick; Mrs. r. j. Morgan, Coch-
ran; Miss Mamie Durham, Cochran; Mrs
Grimsley, Cochran; Mrs. Albert Camp,
Sandersville; Mrs. Harris, Texas;
Mrs. B. j. Tarbutton, sandersvile;
Macon; Mrs e. Galbraith, Helena;
Miss Nettie Marshall. Bronwood Mrs
Annie L. Walker. Sycamore; Miss Mabel
Bussey, Sycamore; Mrs. II. A. Crittenden,
Shellman; Miss Alice Nease Union
Church; Mrs. G. L. Farmer, Hinesville
Mrs. E, P. Peabody, Waycross; Mrs C. NJ
Williams Waycross; Miss Pearl Carroll
Waycross; Mrs. Mary o. Kline, Columbus
Mrs. Georgia Mitchell Columbus; Miss
Alice Sampey, Columbus; Miss Willie
NOluIuDuSs MISS IkCSdilG
Columbus; Miss Claudia Hodges, Ailray;
Mrs. ]. H. L. Gerdine, Macon; Mrs. J. B.
Cobb, Macon; Mrs. ]. J. Houser, GroVania
Miss Ella G. Currey Chauncy; Mrs.
Charles Space, Ridgeville; Mrs. r. E.
Quarterman, Eden; Mrs. d. B. Lanier,
McRae; Miss Evelyn Miller, Bloomingdale
Miss Mozelle Stephens, Cusseta Mrs.
Spencer, Cordele. Miss Edith Wilcox, Lum-
Der City; Miss Lizzie Aymar Brunswick;
Mrs. ]. j. Murph, Marshallville;
Miss Clara Rumph, Marshallville;
Mrs. s. ]. Taylor. Davisboro; Miss Daisy
Hicks, Lake Park; Miss Minnie
Clayton, = Lake Park; Mrs. Argus
e. Bird Guyton; Miss Mary Shockley
Americas; Mrs. Mary Lott, Broxton; Mrs
j. d. McPhail, Columbus; Miss Emma
Cary; Miss Olivia Pittman, Thorn
asville; Mrs. ]. A. Coursay, Lyons; Mrs
j. NJ. Mason, Wrightsville; Mrs. F. NJ.
Houser Perry; Mrs. J. w. Tippins. Bax-
ley; Mrs. w. ]. Callahan, Oxford; Mrs.
Sid Wright, East Highlands, Columbus;
Mrs. John S. Lowry, Dawson; Miss Anna
Belle Smith, East Macon; Mrs J. w.
Wadley; Mrs. S. H. Peterson, Wadley;
Mrs. M. l. Walker, Quitman; Miss II.
Mabbett Quitman Mrs. ]. B. Wight
Cairo; Mrs. Gertrude Burney, Jesup; Miss
Bessie Mayo, Americus; Mrs. ]. P. Davis
Adrain; Miss Rosa Fulcher, Waynesboro;
Mrs. Enon Chance, Waynesboro; Mrs. w.
ID. Sandwich, Fort Valley; Mrs
c. G. Gray, Fort Valley;
Mrs. NJ. r. Mallette, Boston; Miss Nettie
Cook, McRae; Miss Maize Brinson,
Wrightsville; Mrs. Henry Spear, Macon;
Mrs. c. r. Autman, Byron; Miss Margaret
Powell Mt. Vernon; Mrs. Albert Reppard
Reidsville; Mrs J. p. Heath, Camilla; Mrs
S. w. Hitch, Waycross; Mrs Joseph Nab
bett, Quitman; Mrs. ]. o. A. Clark Macon;
Mrs. B. T. Rawlings, Sandersville; Mrs
Will Bell, Sandersvile; Miss Clara Nc
Williams, Cuthbert; Mrs. A. s. Potter
Statesboro; Mrs. Jennings, Valdosta, and
Miss Jewel Glendenning, Macon.