The San Francisco call., 1906-04-02
INDIAN GIRLS
At CONF FERENC[
Four From the Sherman In
stitute at Riverside at
the Gathering at Capitola
Special Dispaaeh 10 rhe cal.


CAPITOLA. April LA Sabbath quiet
prevailed today at the students confer
fence at Capitola and earnest addresses
and the hymns of the church have been
in order. The auditorium held large
audience this morning, there being many
visitors from Sequel and Santa. Cruz.
Miss Ruth Paxton of Chicago presided
and the scripture was read and the prayer
offered by Rev. Horace Day, d. d. of
Los Angeles. The sermon was by Rev.
Hugh Walker of Los Angeles from the
text, Every knee shall bow and every
tongue shall confess Jesus Christ as Lord
and Master 1t was a presentation of
the religion of Jesus Christ as one of con-
quest and authority. The pastor made
direct appeal to those present who are to
offer their lives on the foreign field
The afternoon was one of quiet rest.
At o'clock a gospel. service was con-
Quoted by Miss Paxton and at the plat
form meeting in the evening Rev.Hugh
Walker delivered his last address before
the conference.
The student volunteers, those who have
offered their life. on the foreign field, who
number many of the brightest of the col.
lege students held their first meeting
last night The service was led by the
national secretary, Mrs. Lawrence Thurs
ton of New York City
Among the delegates are four full blood
ed Indian girls from the Sherman Insu-
tute at Riverside, who are much interest
ed in the proceedings.
; the foyer of the hotel presents a gala
sight and has much that reminds one of
the interior of a girls college room and
is brilliant with college pennants and
posters. Stanford University shows sew
eral imme nse cardinal pennants and post
rTTt-
has great display In, purple and gold.
Pennants silk pillows and a football In
purple and gold attrac much attention.
Crayon posters are also a feature of this
exhibit. The University of Southern
California exhibits the cardinal. and gold
in numberless pennants In fish net
background are views of the college. The
white and yellow of; the State Normal at
San Jose and. the purple and gold of
Chico Normal are deity arranged The
black and gold of Occidental College and
the blue and white of Pomona add to the
college displays -
!, DR.. Brownell of Berkeley is in attend
ance as conference physician and Miss
Boyce as nurse Miss. Helen Robinson is
in charge of the book room,
Following is list of delegates to the
conferences:
Stanford University-Esther C. Andrews
Agnes Sargent, MISS T. atkinson, Miss Sarah
Robinson Miss Esther Stevens. Miss Myra A
Sinclair. Miss H Stoeler, Miss II Thoburn
Miss n Taylor, Miss NJ. Ward Miss Laura
Bailey Miss; Pauline S2artzmann Miss M
Baker Miss.-M. = lows, Miss Hazeltine, Miss
L: Merrill Miss L. Mullip. Miss A. Deven-
b. Cree, Miss r. Forbes. Miss Beatrice French
Georgiana Evelyn Hadden,. Clara V. Hargraves
Gertrude Smith,. Katherine Hazeltine, Miss F.
Henking Mrs. Hicks, Miss Hicks
Gabe Pauline Gartzmann. Elizabeth Burrett
Miss s. Gilmore Miss M Graham. Miss II
: Bedlar. Miss Edith A.. Pierce, Miss Henrietta
Stillson Miss NJ Osgood Miss Elise D. Owen
Miss MyrI Morris. Miss George Mullen, Miss
NJ UniVersity of the. Pacific. College Park
Misses NJ Edith Coy, Esther Macomber. Fran
els Hoffman,.
Helen r. Robson. Helen Weeks, Elsie Lane
Wordeu Hattie Bromley
Whittier College Whittier-Misses Edna Y
Andrews Caroline r. Sharpless Clara Marsh
burn Alma Swain. Carrie Johnson. sInez Ben
nett Mrs c.. Johnson, Susan ii Johnson
University of Southern California Los An
eeIes-Misses Grace Siegler. Rhunsnnah Smith
Grace Marshall. Florence c. Spiecher. Eugenia
Montgomery Alta Thornton. Lucy Best Z1la
Brown Genevsve Buchanan, Sarah Miller
clara Parmalee. Jennie Dick. Emma Casmer
May Fault Rachael Fisher. Flora CronweIler.
Mamie Jacobs
Occidental College Los Angeles-Misses Ia
net Smart Harriet Snyder. Eloise StrowbrIdse
clara Bartram Bertha Boa Vera Brook. Yss
bel Nor,iy Mae Darling. Bessie Field Eliza
beth Norton Mae McClung, Harriet Gage Alice
Gall Frances Gordon. Helen Griffith. Miss
Pomona colege Observation-Disclosures Eliza
beth Winston Astatt Katharine Norton Laura
T. Seward. Mabee Crawford. Edith Purduu.