The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-09
.WOMAN'S BOARD
MEETS TONIGHT.
Delegates Representing Entire
South and Southwest Gather
in Richmond.
PROGRAM OF CONVENTION
Reports TO Be Received and Ad-
dresses to Be Delivered by
Missionaries.

Tho Woman's Board Of Foreign Mis-
sons of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, South. will convene in Centon
airy Methodist Church, OF this city, to-
night. The convention will have repre-
sentatives from the whole South and
Southwest, and will remain in session
for several days, probably not adjourn-
ing until next Tuesday. The program
is as follows:
THURSDAYS II. NJ.
Bible session by Mrs. Hnrgrovo.
Addresses OF welcome In behalf of the
ladies of Richmond by Mrs. William
Maybec, and by one Of the ministers.
Of the ministers OF Richmond, the pas
tor of the Centenary Church being alb
sent from the city.
Address by the president Miss Glib
Report of the corresponding secre-
tary Mrs. S. c. Truehurt.
Report of the treasurer, Mrs. II. N.
McTyeire.
Report Of the secretary Of the young
peoples work. Miss Daisy Davies.
FRIDAY-D n. NJ.
First business session. 9 a. NJ, to
which the public is invited.
3 O'Clock, Christian Workers Confer
cnce. led by Mrs. S. S. Harris. of Flor
ida.
P. NJ. addresses by returned mis-
sionaries: Korea. Miss Carroll: China,
Miss Atkinson; Brazil, Misses 'Perkin-
son, Wright and Stewart.
| SATURDAY.
Saturday morning, business session:
afternoon, committee meetings.; night,
| no meeting.
IL a. NJ, sermon by the Rev. DR.. z.
A p. NJ. children's service.
Addresses sh W returned missionaries
7 ;rrl,f lInnt ,3t,ts
/ ritory. Mrs. Spnlding; Cuba. Mrs Lips
comb; Mexico, Miss Kiklo; Brazil Mrs.
/ Marshall; Korea, Mrs. Barnum; China.
| Miss Bennett.
/. Monday morning, business session:
afternoon, committee meetings; Monday
4 night at o'clock, conservation Of new
+ missionaries each milking Il short adj
dress; Tuesday morning. and Tuesday
i afternoon. business sessions, the clos
ing session being held Tuesday alter
noon
List of Delegates.
The following list gives the names OF
tho delegates where they are from, nn6
by whom they will be entertained while
" In the city:
Mrs; James Thomas. Texarkana
Ark; Mrs. I. Men. Simpson, No, Fl Yves
Clay.
Mrs. Truehart, Nashville, Tenn; Mrs
Bassiniumc, No. sos East Grace.
MIS- NJ "A. Todd, San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. George Wise. No. 3 West Grace
Miss Martha Tinnin, Kaufman TEX.
Mrs Lightner. No. 413 Poe Street. Bar
ton Heights
Mrs Laura Wright. Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Osterbind.
: Miss May Wickle, Cartersville, Ga.
. Mrs. L. w. Cosby, No, 27l0 East Mar
: shall,
l Miss Della Wright. Anderson, S. C.
Mrs. o, T. Weiseger No. 10 East Car,
Mrs, Ied A, West Decatur, Ala; Mr.:
II. Stage, No. 0l2 West Franklin.
Mrs. Ed. Avis, Shreveport, La; Mrs
| Miss lunlce Andrews Nashvill,
Tenn; boarding. house,
Miss Virginia Atkinson. Soochow
| Mrs A. l.. West, No 500 East Clay.
| Miss Laura Bradford. Brownesvill
/ Tenn. Mrs, Farmer, No. lis Sout
Pine.
Mrs William Butler, Nashville, Tenn
Mrs. Burnett Lewis, No. SOC Ea.
i Frnnltlin.
7. Miss; Mrs, W. w. Smith, No, 423 Mort
/ Twenty sixth street.
III Mrs. a, Il. Barnum. Fort Worth, Tex
II Miss Armistead, No, ! East Cary.
i Mrs. BriclShouse, Norfolk; Mrs Rici
II nrdson,
Miss Martha Batiey, Murrreesbor
Tenn. Mrs. W. II. Eancs. No. 1913 Ea!
Broad
Mrs. M. z. Bullock. Lorena, Tex; Mr.
Weiseser, NO. 10 East Cary, I, =
Mrs II. ID. Newell. No. 1921 Park Avt
Mrs j. u, Bentley. Knoxville. Tenn
Mrs. Thomas Blanton. No West Grnc
:! Mrs Herbert Bacon. Farmville, Va