Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-12-10

inson, Philadelphia; Miss F. E. Hutchin-
son. Philadelphia: Miss Sarah Newlin. Phil
adelphia; Mrs. S. P. Jargnes. Hoorford.
Keek, Allentown, Pa: Mrs. J. T. Hamilton.
Bethlehem. Pa: Mrs. A. Schultze, Bethle-
hem, Pa; Mrs. E. NJ. Wister, La Mott, Pa;
Roberts, Allegheny City, Pa: Mrs. John
Moffatt. Wheeling. W. Va: Mrs. and Miss
Stetson, Pennsylvania; Mrs. McLear. Del
aware.
From the District of Columbia those at
tending are: Mrs. Fulton, Mrs. Alexander.
Mrs. Campbell Mrs. Wilkinson. Mrs. Lii
lie Mccoy. Miss Mary S. G. Gordon, Miss
Ellen Gordon. Mrs s: A. Lloyd: Mrs: M.
Mrs. Cummings. Miss Reel. Miss F. E.
Chickering, Mrs Raymond, Mrs. Warder,
Mrs. Isaac Clark, Miss M. 8. Cook. Miss
Kate Polkinhorn, Miss H E. Polkinhorn.
Mrs. H. E. Pellew, Miss Pellew. Mrs. Julia
E. Cup, Mrs. w. II. Champ, Mrs. Merrill
f. Gates Mrs. A w. Dow, Mrs. M. c.
Beach, Mrs. Middleton Smith. DR.. and Mrs.
Laws Mrs L. Whittlesey, Mrs. II. B: F.
H. E. Warner. Mrs. NJ. P. Seaman, Mrs
s. W. Lockwood. jr., Miss A. 8. Mallett,
Mrs. jeremiah Collins. Mrs. j. simpson,
Mrs. 1. o. Powers, Miss A: L. Edwards
Mrs ]. E. Gilbert, Mrs. NJ E. c. Wilbur,
Mrs Commissioner Jones, Mrs. T. Hamlin,
Mrs DIR. Newman, Mrs. DR.. Wlnoigler,
Miss Bradley, Mrs. Captain Baird, Mrs. H.
Mrs Schooley.
Coming Sessions.
The program for the public meeting at 3
o'clock this evening includes an organ
prelude Mr. Harvey Murray; sacred solo.
Mr. j. Walter Humphrey; Scripture read
ing. Rev. DR.. s. NJ. Newman; prayer, Rev.
DR.. T. s. Hamln; address. 1.-TWO Important
Stems" Mr.. VIM A Jones, commissioner of
Indian affairs; THE Indian News of the
Year" Miss Emily S. Cook of this city
Our Indian Missions, Mrs. WllIlam Lalra'
New York; "Our Industrial Work, MIS- f.
n Doubleday Brooklyn; brief impromptu
addresses; benedction, Rev. DR.. Z. r. VIM
bigler.
A session will be held tomorrow, begin
ming at II 80 o'clock. Following devotional
exercises and a sacred solo by Miss John
ston, Mrs. III. N Wheeler of Cambridge,
Mass, will speak on The Navajo Hospi.
tai" Glimpses of state mission work Will
be given by the following ladies: Mrs M
E. Frye, Maine; Miss Alice Longfellow,
Massa chusetts; Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, Con-
nect!cut: Mrs. Hamilton s. Gordon, N T.;
Mrs. David S. Stetson, Pennsylvania The
program for Thursday morning also en-
braces the following: Our Mission Trans
fers," Mrs. w. r. Brooks, New Jersey; ad-
d1 ess, Mrs. John Bidwell, California; Our
Alaska Work" Mrs. Anna Dean Wilbur,
Pennsylvania; The Natives Along Behr-
ing Sea-" Mrs. Josephine V. Scroggs. Alas
l.
don Jackson.
Reception in Evening.
The session Thursday afternoon will be
devoted to the following program: What
Indian Children Need, Miss Estelle Reel,
superintendent Indian education: Report
OF Home Building and Loans" Miss Annie
Beecher Scovlle, Connecticut; Report of
Young Peoples Department" Miss NJ E.
Ives; Report Of Temperance Appeals"
Mrs. Hannah J. Bailey, Maine; address,
Christian Womanhood and Our Pagan
Aborigines,' DR.. Merrill E. Gates.
A reception will be rendered the delegates
to the convention by Commissioner and
Mrs. William A. Jones tomorrow evening
from 8. to $50 o'clock at their home, 1920
Vermont avenue.
The closing session Friday morning will
be devoted to the hearing of the report OF
the committee on resolutions, questions of
delegates, and discussion of extension work,
and other miscellaneous business.