The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-10-21
l2TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
OF WOMEK,S AUXILIARY TO THE
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Mrs. B. Mott of This City to Preside General Themess eThe Auxiliary Women of TO-day-Reduecd RaiIroad Rates-The Programme.
 The twelfth annual conference of the Womens Auxiliaries to the Young Mems Christian associations of Con- neetiout will be held in Torrington Thursday and Friday, october 26 and 27, 1905. Mrs. B. L. Mott, of New Ha- ven, chairman of the state executive committee, will preside.
 The general theme of the conference will be "The Auxiliary Woman of To- day." The following women from New Haven will take part in the pro- gramne: Mrs. J. c. Cutting, Mrs. l. W. Sheath, Miss Grace Beebe. Rev. Francis T. Brown, pastor of the First Methodist church Of this city, win give an address on Friday morning at 1O:5O !! o'clock, his subject being sThe Auxil- iary Woman of To-day; Some Lessons She May Learn From the Women of the Past"
 Reduced rates have been obtained from the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad. A large number of delegates will represent the New Ha- ven auxiliary.
 Following is the programme: THURSDAY AFTERNOON. 2:S0 Meditation and prayer, led Sy
 Mrs. J. c. Cutting, New Haven. 3:30 "A Message to Our Guests" Mrs. Homer l.. Scoville. President of
 Torrington Auxiliary "A Return Message" Mrs. B. L Mott, chairman of state execu-
 tive commiteee.
 s:3O "The Auxiliary Woman Of TO-
 day;
 ta1 Her Contribution to the
 Mrs. F. H. Stevens. Bridge
 port.
 tb) ''Her Contribution to the Church;1 Mrs. I. w. Sheath, New Haven
 (c) Her Contribution to the
 Community; Mrs. L. s. Jack son, Hartford.
 (d) Her Contribution to the As-
 sociation;" Mrs. F. H. Mer-
 Till, Norwich.
 4:30 'tThe Auxiliary Woman of To-
 day; What the Reports Indicate
 That She is Doing in Con
 necticut." Study led by Mrs.
 Abrn F. Smith, New London
 THURSDAY EVENING. 500 Reception, to which all delegates are cordially invited
 FRIDAY MORNING. 1 9:15 Institutes. Themes: | (a) Parliamentary Usages.' | -< Mrs. D. F. Webster, Water bury, director.
 Mrs Jerome Potter, Guilford, secretary.
 Mrs J. l.. Rutherford, Mleri-
 den, Director. Miss Ethel D. Barrows, New Lndon, secretary.
 Co YCommittee Work, z
 Mrs. w. P. Williams, Hart ford, director. Miss Grace Beebe, New Ha-
 ven, secretary. | (d) 'Enlistments and Re-en- | listments,
 Mrs. I. A. Spencer, Water
 bury, director | @ Mrs l.. M. Blake, Winsted, secretary. l The four institutes will be held at | the same time in separate rooms. A resume of the discussion carried on in 1 each institute will be given in the open session befre the conference adjourns. l Each auxiliary. is earnestly request | ed to appoint at least one representa- tive to attend each of the institutes, I Delegates are asked to use note books and pencils.
 FRIDAY MORNING CONTINUED. 10:00 Praise service, led by MT. A. H.
 Wilcox, general selretary of the
 Torrington Young Men s Chris- | tian associations | 10:15 'eThe Auxiliary Woman of To-
 day; Why She Sometimes Fails l in He'd Work for the ,Associa- tion.' Mrs. Ward B Brown, | Derby. | 10:30 Encouraging Messages From ths
 Bible. Delegates are request
 ed to be prepared to read on l quote thern.) l 10:50 Address: The Auxiliary Woman l of To-day; Sine Lessons She May | Learn from the Women of the | @ Past, Rev. Francis T. Brown l pastor First Methodist church. l New Haven. l 11:3O Reports from institutes.
 Reports of conference commits tees.
 Report of state treasurer l 11:50 Farewell service.
 $75,OOo TO $1OO,OOO LOSS.