Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-02-10

madame Sofia LeIbvna Frfedland, Russia;
presioent annual address, Carrie Chap
Evening. si6clock-An evening with pio-
neers. Susan B. Anthony presiding.
Battle Hyma of ahe Republic. eongrega-
greetings from England's pioneer. Priscilla
a Brlgh5 McLanen: presented by Mrs. Flor
s enc Fe p,gI Miller: Educational suf-
Clara Bewiek Colby; why We Come
Again" Caroline rHalloweu Miller, Mary
land; Equahe Rights to An Henry B.
b snta;, Massaesqsetts; "Chiyalry' Rev:
Antolnette BEown.i Blackwell, New York;
Brown Wisconsin y; Aud Lang syne,'' con-
gregational singing led by John Hutchin-
The following pioneer workers in the
| cause of woman suffrage have accepted in
vltations to sit upon the platform: Mrs.
B. Purvis. A: E. Gridley, Simon Wolf, Mrs.
s. p. Wall. Mrs. Olive Logan, Mrs. Belva
A: Lockwood. DR.. Mayo. Eliza Titus Ward,
District of Columbia; Mrs: H. c. Brady.
Dr. A. NJ. Fulton, Charlotte Thomas, Maine;
Mrs. II. Jackson. Maryland; J. w. Hutch
inson, Mrs: William Lloyd Garrison. Massa-
chusetts: Mrs Helen P Jenkins. Mrs. EN-
ily b. ketcham, Michigan; Mrs Phoebe
Wright. New Jersey; Mrs. H. E. Burger,
Miss Mary Anthony. Mrs Elizabeth Smith
Miller, New York; Mrs. Harriet B. Stanton.
Jones' Dr. Agnes Kemp, John K. Wildman.
Dr. and Mrs Pierce. Pennsylvania: Mrs.
Virginia d. Young, South Carolina; Mrs.
Manne 10y B: Wells, Utah; Miss Laura
Virginia.
The Second Day.
Thursday, February 13-Morning: Work
conference. under direction Mary G.. Hay.
Subject, reorganization" 1870. convention
called to order; prayer, Rev. Olympia
Brown; congregational singing. led by Miss
Maddox; reading of minutes; credential re-
port, Harriet Taylor Upton; report Of cor
responding secretary. Kate NJ. Gordon; re-
port of auditors, Laura Clay, DIR. Cora
smith Eaton; report of treasurer, Harriet
Taylor Upton. Report standing commit
tees Federal suffrage, Sarah Clay Bennett,
chairman; congressional work, Carrie Chap
Henry B. Blackwell, chairman; enrolment
Priscilla D. Hackstaff. chairman; press
work. Elnora NJ Babcock, chairman. In
, formal discussion of press work.
Afternoon go o'clock-Prayer, Rev, An
toinette Brown Blackwell; congregational
singing, led by Miss Maddox: address by
state presidents or proxies; greeting Vir-
| gnia Clay Clopton, Alabama: Alabama,
Miss Francis Griffin, president; California,
MRS. M L. Wood, president; Connecticut,
Mrs Isabella Beecher Hooker, president;
Delaware. Mrs. Martin Cranston, president;
District of Columbia, Helen Rand Tindall,
president Indiana. DR.. Marie Haslep, presi-
dent; Illinois. Mrs. Elizabeth Boynton Har-
| pert, proxy; Iowa, Mrs Adelaide Ballard,
president Kansas. Miss Helen Kimber,
president Kentucky. Mrs. Ida C. Oben-
chain. proxy; Louisiana, Miss Kate NJ. Cor
don, president; Maine, Mrs. Lucy Hobart
Day, president; Maryland, Mrs. Mary Bent
icy Thomas, president; Massachusetts,,
Henry B. Blackwell, proxy; Michigan, Mrs
Martha 3. Root. president; Minnesota. Mrs.
Maud c. Stockweli. president; Missouri
Mrs; Addie NJ Johnson, president; Nebras-
ka Mrs. Clara A Young. president.
Evening, o'clock. An evening with the
new woman. 1.-The more freedom human
ity enjoys. the keener grows the appetite
for Or freedom NJ ;"-GIaviere "A Captivating
ton; Present Opportunities for Women in
Politics. Miss Margaret Haley, Chicago;
violin solo, Miss Bertha Lucas; The Lady
and G1d the he Gum" Mrs Elizabeth Gilmer
Wieniamski Miss Bertha Lucas: "Pills iiS
Politics." Dr.. Cora Smith Eaton, Mime
apolis: From Statues to Statutes" Miss
Gail Laughlfn, New York; THE Need of
the Hour" Rev Ida c. Hultin. Boston.
State presidents or proxies have been In
vited to sit upon the platform.
Third Day.
Friday, February IA. morning. under df-
rection Elnora M Babcock: subject, press
work-10:30,7 convention called to order;
prayer, Rev.sIda c. Hutin; congregational
singing; reading OF minutes; report of spe-
cial committees: Industrial problems
Clara Bewicks Colby, chairman; legislation.
Gail Laughlin, chairman; Congressional
resolutions, Susan B. Anthony chairman:
invitations for the convention Of 1903;
amendments to constitutions; executive
committee meeting l. to 1 pm, considera-
ton of plan of work
Afternoon, 2:30 o'clock-Prayer, Rev.
Ulysses G. 3. Pierce; congregational sing
ing, led by Miss Maddox.
Address by state presidents or proxies
continued: New Hampshire, Miss Mary N.
Chase. president; New Jersey. Mrs. Joanna
Hartshorn proxy; New York. Mrs. Mari
ana Chapman, president; New Mexico,
proxy; Ohio. DR.. Carrie Chase Davis, proxy;
president; Pennsylvania, Mrs. l.. l.. Blan-
kenburg, president; Rhode Island, Mrs Ar
della Cook Deiving, president; South Caro-
lima. Mrs. Virginia D; Young, president;
Virginia, Mrs. Beulah B. Richie, president;
Washington, Mrs. L. Green Johnson, presi-
dent.
Reports Of "Enfranchised states''-Wyo-
ming, Alice Stone Blackenel; Colorado,
Prof Theodosia G. Ammous: Utah, Repre-
sentative selected by Utah Council; Idaho,
Mrs. Ida Weaver Boise.
Evening, 8 o'clock-An evening with the new
man. Women In the New York municipal
campaign of 1901, Oswald Garrison Willard,
New York; Florodora, Y. M. C. A. Mandolin
the Justice Of 1t, William Dudley Foulke.
Indiana; Bugomaster, Y. NJ c. A. Mando-
lin Club; ITO Secure These Rights" John
8. Crosby, New York. Life members of the
the platform.
The Fourth Day.
Saturday, February Is - Morning, state
presidents council under direction Laura
Clay, president, Kentucky; 1880, conven-
ton called to order; prayer, Miss Laura De
Merritte: congregational singing, led by
Miss Maddox; reading of minutes; report Of
plan of work; report resolutions committee:
appeal press committee of Baltimore yearly
meeting Of women, Friends-Margaret w.
Matthews.
Afternoon, 2:30-3:3O o'clock-Internationa,
conference. Riggs House, to 6 o'clock: re-
ception to delegates. rendered by Mrs. John
B. Henderson, 18th street extended
Evening. e'clock-An evening with Eng
land and her colonies; ''Self-sacrifice for an
Idea Means Some Fitness for Self-govern-
ment," David Starr Jordan; soprano solo.
when the Heart is Young" by Dudley
Buck-Mrs. B. B. H. Smart; "Fhe Aus
tralian Woman in Politics. Miss Vida
Goidstein. Australia: address. James L.
Hughes. public. school inspector. Toronto.
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