The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-29

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mans ear and murtnurnd something into ".
Apparently II was something unpleasant,
for tho llttle nat dropped his eyes and
nuttered pettishly;.
sAll right-all right. I should think you
might have some confidence In me-
The brain special will get into Chicago
this afternoon, Here the heavy thinkers
will spend three hours IN automobiles
not rubberneok wagons, II you pleaes-
sure enough a~utopiobiles. touring cars.
big red ones with horns. II IL hoped hat
the speed law will be exceeded
Tonight tho contingent will move on
81. Paul, where they will stay AT the Hotel
Ryan. when they are not talking. The
convention will open on Wednesday and
will Jaw wood until June ]. Then the
New Workers. will start home by way Of the
Great Lakes.
whats the principal business to come
before the conventionp' asked q reporter
Of DR.. Frances Wallach Mcneil, who repre-
tVhNe Wv oahtt - h"c
sweil,' she said, there's the election OF
n president. Mrs: Sarah Platt Decker
Of Denver will undoubtedly be reelected
ANY opposition2'
There was some talk Of an opposition
ticket, but l guess that'sall done with now?'
who was the opposition candidate?'
Mrs. Dore Lyon OF New York.
Further sleuthing developed the fact
that there would be something doing in
~ liz - ,l.ll H.. It.,t,,tAp ftt9t Nuhnt
did not APPEAR:
The subject Of pure food is also coming
in for a slanging, though nobody among
the cerebral party appeared to know just
what would happen In that line either.
you see,' one delegate explained, we
won't know what's going to happen until
we get there. Some years they send out
a little outline beforehand. but this year
they didn't. So, Of course, we don know.
It's all attended to by a committee
The reporter wanted to know If there wes
going to be any closure rule In operation.
The delegate didn't know, but, oh, my
she hoped not
The weather made the Rainy Daisies
e~artorially the most conspicuous among the
delegates, but there were trunks on trunks
in the baggage cars bursting with fnery,
for the evenings In st. Paul are to be DEVOTED
largely to receptions and other social diver
sions, the heavy thinking and talking to be
done largely at the morning sessions, from
0 to /, in the National Guard !Armory, which
Is one OF st. Paul's choicest ornaments.
1t IL understood that the first action by
the convention will be the unanimous adop-
ton OF a rule that any delegate who gets
up and talks about @Woman's Sphere will
be az once taken forth TO the nearest brewery
and soused in a malt vat.
The Carrie Chapman Gait Rules OF Dis
order are to govern the proceedings.
The New Workers on the brain special
included Mrs. Philip Carpenter, represent
ing the State Federation Of Woman's Clubs;
Mrs. John H. Judge, Mrs, Stephen d. Ste
over Alden, who will brighten things up for
the Sunshine Society; Mrs. Charles II.
Terry, representing Sorosis; Mrs. John
Lewis Childs, who will think and talk for
the Floral Park Woman's Club, and Mrs.
Keren Osborne Warner Of Sorosis.