Evening journal., 1903-10-05
PROMINENT FOLK
At Convention
CcontInuea From FIrst Pagel.

pres ,-ent OF the National Woman's Chris
titan Temperance Union.
Thursday morning. October i5-S.So-
Committee meetings.
s.so-Pnyer meeting, led by Mrs. L. w.
emerson.
e.i5-conveuiion called TO order.
Roadng of minutes and report OF exccu-
tive committee.
s.s0-Report Of the corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs. Rebecca A. Gawthrop.
10Oo-Rcport of treasurer, Miss SaAie
e. Rawhns.
Report Of auditors, Mrs. Sallc r. ray-
lior ana Mrs Ciar, Marshall.
lo.so-Reports OF branches. CTon min
utes eaoh)
Young womans branch. Miss jamie X.
Wilson. secretary.
l.. n L. branch, MIS-. Anna Brown,
secretary.
Music
Reports OF superintendtssts. cren min
wos each.)
Work among railroad employees. Mrs.
Mary Mills Woicow.
Legislation and petitions. Mrs. Mary
webb
Work among colored people, Mrs. Sarah
p. Foster.
Evangersllc work and systematic Civ
ling. Mrs. r. IT. Matlack.
Social meetings and red letter days.
Mrs. A. e. ALaway.
Temperance lflergure, Mrs. Neal
lconly.
lAddie Roe.
II .oo-Afemorial service conducted by
Mrs. Florence Ewen Adkins.
solo.
y. -Noon-iidc prayer.
Thursday on--1.so-Commit-
tee meetings
2.oo-Praise service. led by Mrs. Eva
p. C. Benson.
bible Reading. Madame Layyah
Music-solo. Mrs. Mary Mills VOL
colt.
245-Reports Of vico-presidents.
New Castle county. Mrs. Mary B.
Donncll.
Kent county. Mrs. Kate r. smithers.
Sussex county. Miss Lillian Cade.
Report Of superintendents. (Ten min
utes each)
Work among soldiers and sailors,
Mrs. Clara Marshall
Promotion Of social purity and Girls
Industrial School. Mrs. T.. c. Marks.
Police and reformatory work includ-
ing almshouse and police stations, Mrs.
Mary 4. Smithers.
Franchise. Mrs. NJ. S. Cranston, su-
perintendent.
Address, Mrs. Margaret w. Houston,
I, Georgetown.
4.8O-Introduction of fraternal dele
/ gates and visitors.
Thursday Evening-Mrs. Kate T.
smithers. president of Kent county
/, presiding.
, L Hymn. so for a Thousand Tongues
I to Sing" congregation.
Scripture reading.
Prayer.
/, Music-cornet solo. star of tn
i, East" (Kenneds) Prof. James.
Demonstration of juvenile work an
nag drill. platoon No. 2, of Lewes i. z
p J..
h solo-'Face to Face" Johnston,
l. Mrs. Ida Hudson.
Address. rThe Bride and Her Jewels,
n Madame Layyah Barakat Philadelphia
.s Friday Morning, october 16.-S.S0-
n Committee meetings.
= S.3O-Prayer meeting led by Mrs
- Anna. j. Guest.
g.15-Convention called to order
Reading of minutes and report o
executive committee.
q Report of superintendents. qfeI
y minutes each)
The Union Signal
70 Reporter for the Union Signal Mrs
# Lila w. Aron.
Agent for Union Signal. Mrs. Emma
- lNickerson.
\ The Press. Miss Annie W. Sutton.
sabbath Observance, Mrs. Sarah A
S Taylor
y io.Oo-Annual election of officers.
Election Of delegates to national con
b, vention.
! 11.sO-Report of special committees
/, i2.00-Noontide prayer.
! Friday -1.SO-Committe'
meetings.
2.oO-song service. led by Mrs. Evl
n p. C. Benson.
2.15-Convention called 10 order.
4 Prayer, Miss jamie r.. Wilson.
Bible reading. "Our Bequests." Mrs
m Margaret Dye Ellis.
- 2.45-Reports Of superintendent
(Ten minutes each).
4, Scientific Temperance Instruction
! Mrs. Louise Green Webber.
Non-alcholics in medicine and tenn
l. perance hospital Mrs. Jessie N
Graves.
IF sunday School work, Mrs. f. t. Nc
If call.
" Anti-Narcotics. Mrs. II. c. Mearns.
NJ Medal contest work, Miss Letha N
4 Joseph
Flower mission. Mrs. T. X. Jones.
345-Report of committee on reso
buttons.
~ AO0-Address Rev. Alfred Smith.
,n d.. wilmington Conference Temper
m ance Evangelist.
d Miscellaneous business.
Adjournment.
q Friday Evening-Niiss Lillian Cad
ipresident Of Sussex county, presiding
7.30-Music, orchestra.
Z, Scripture reading.
Prayer.
Music. cornet solo. Nearer My Go
to Thee Prof James
- Address. the Rev. Vaughn s. Collin
~ president Delaware State Temperanc
Alliance.
Anthem-Choir, Make JoyfI
oise"-(Lewis)
Address. Congressional Snap Shots
'u Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis. New Jeise.
Rational Superintendent of the Dc