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ton by the Harriet Tubman Union. the COL
ored organization Of this city.
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High Caste Hindu.
y Africa will send Mrs. Mary F. Fermie Of
Natal and Uruguay will be represented by
Mrs. Van Domsellar. From Germany will
come Baroness Won Hansen OF Dresden.
Austria's representatives will be headed by
Fraulein Julie Kassowitz, member of a dis
| tinguished Austrian family. Cape Colony
| will have two delegates, Miss Virginia L.
Pride of Port Elizabeth and Miss Anna M.
Cummings of wellington. From India come
Mrs. Mary L. Phillips and Mrs Ramabai
| JOSH. a native high caste who gave up her
wealth and friends for the sake of her re-
ngion; Fruken Ina Rogberg, a teacher In
Amalie MIX comes from Germany. 1t is
possible that Frau ggers-Schmidt. one Of
Germany's most noted women. will attend.
DR.. Max Kassowitz Will also come as an
Austrian delegate. and Finland sends the
brilliant and versatile Frau Helenius
Greece sends Mile. Sevate Calls and her
sister. Erasmia.
Canada will send a full delegation. headed
by Mrs. D. r. Wright. president Of the
Dominion Union; Mrs. o. c. Whitman.
| Mrs. A. Bascom and Mrs. Asa Gordon OF
Ottawa. the worlds superintendent. Miss
Uta Hayashi will accompany Mrs. Kali
from Toxic. also Mrs. Chappell. who has
been connected with missionary work in
Japan almost from its inception.
Among the around-the-world missionaries
who are expected to attend are Miss Chris
| tine Timing, Mrs. Addie Northam Fields.
Mis- ldTTlSOu Lee anu N. Dainty.
Lady Henry Somerset.
Among the American delegates none will
| be more honored than Mrs. Frances ].
Barnes Of New York, honorary secretary
| and founder of the Young woman's branch,
Worlds w. c. T. u, Lady Somerset. the
| president Of the Worlds Union, though I'M
able to cross the water. will be in close
touch with the convention by cable. 1t is
Mo ~ foe 70 ho
absent leader with a big bell inscribed.
| Worlds Woman's Christian Temperance
Union" and the motto, For God and
Home and Every Land" for the chapel Of
her new home at Woodford Essex.
Miss Darling of Edinburgh, Scotland rep
| resenting Mrs. Blake. president of the
Scottish Women's Temperance League. Is
| q prominent figure in the British delegation.
Her companion is Miss Ina Smith of Edn-
| burgh. honorable secretary of the Scottish
league. Mrs c. e. Robertson, Norman
| hurst, Ayr, worlds superintendent Of the
work for native races, editor of the Scot
fish Women's Temperance News; Mrs.
Somerville Smith Of Stranraen. Miss Coast
Of Paisley. Scotland. member Of the ia
| nous spool-cotton family: Miss Marjorie
CLAY. niece of Sir John Banford Slack.
young girl fresh from school at st. An
drews. Scotland: Mrs Bingham, wife of
q London magistrate; Miss Stenhouse of
I 6rHQIOTU, daughter Oh zen. ol6HUOuSe, MTo.
| Wheayley, wife of a Wesleyan minister.
and Mrs. Allen Dobson are also among
the delegates.
Mrs. Lillian M N. Stevens will preside
| at the convention. Former Secretary John
D. Long will be POSTMASTER at the ban
quet. to be held Wednesday evening at
fremont Temple. Mark Twain will de-
| liver address Saturday afternoon on the
| Congo reform work.
| Local arrangements will be In charge Of a
committee, Of which Mrs. Katherine Lente
Union. Is chairman. Miss Anna A. Gordon
| Of Evanston. Ill.,. has been an active factor
In preparing the program Of the convention
| and will have charge Of the pulpit supply.
AS a close friend Of Miss Frances Willard
for twenty-one years she Is an integral
part Of the unions work, having the affairs
! Of the worlds and national unions at her
| fingers ends.
| Among those announced on the program
Of the convention are Mrs. Hanna J. Bailey
| of Winthrop, Me-; Miss Susan B. Anthony.
Dr.. Mary Wood Allen Of New York. Mrs.
| Maria Weed Of Washington. Mrs. Margaret
Dye Eddis Of Washington, Mrs. M. NJ Allen
OF ithaca, N. Y: Mrs. Clara Hoffman, presi-
dent Of the Michigan Union; Mrs. Wilbur F.
Crafts Of Washington, Miss Anna Gordon,
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw Of Philadelphia
and many others prominent in the work.
Gov. Guild will tender reception to the
visitors tomorrow at the state house. and
Mayor Fitzgerald will follow with tea at
| the Bellevue. Friday Miss Leila NJ. Sewall.
superintendent Of flower mission work, and
MISS Eva n. r OSter, superintendent OF press
work, will give a reception. Saturday the
National Union gives reception. and Mon
day afternoon President Hazard of Welles-
ley College receives the delegates. Various
other receptions are planned: also excur-
sions to Salem and Concord, and entertain
ments by various organizations Open
house will be kept by all the nearby unions
and by kindred temperance organfza lions,
as well the Young Woman's Christian
Association.
fremont Temple will be the convention
headquarters, and all the large gatherings
and open sessions will be held there. 1t
will be beautifully decorated. conspicuous
being painting by Mrs. Herbert Tuttle Of
her mother Mother" Elizabeth Thompson
Of Hillsboro, Ohio. Mother" Thompson
was among the earliest temperance crusad-
ers and it was she who led the first pray
ing band on its visits to the saloons and