The San Francisco call., 1909-07-18

Peet. Solo, American Citizens Who
Can Not Vote" Mrs. Renowden Bailey.
2:3O o'clock - The Progress of
Woman, and Her Work" Mrs. Mae NJ.
Whitman.
1850 o'clock-Discussion leader. Mrs.
Elizabeth Low Watson.
$40 o'clock-Musie by four children
from the Richmond l. T. L.
3:20 oclock-"The Larger Home"
Mrs. Elizabeth Gerberding, represent
ing the Woman's League of Justice.
$3.50 o'clock-Discussion leader, Mrs.
Dr. John Sneoks. Offering.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
observation-disclosures. Mrs. Fran
Those Tears" Mr.. Pomanus Address.
Woman as Citizen" Thomas E. Hay
den, member OF the board of education,
San Francisco. Offering. Music. Bat
tie Hymn Of the Republic"
THURSDAY MORNING
10 o'cloek-Hymn. Prayer, Mrs. Liz
zie Wolf. Bible study, Miss A. M.
Hicks leader; lesson III, The Historic
Christ" continued.
II o'cloek-Fraternal greetings from
Anti-Saloon league national and state
u. o'clock-Noontide prayer.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Mrs. Beaumelle Sturtevant Peet,
honorary president, presiding.
1880 o'clock-Devetionals. Mrs. G. A.
Stoddard.
I:45 o'clock-"Civil Government and
the Sabbath" Mrs. Christine Arm
strong, state superintendent Sabbath
observance.
2:05 o'clock-esabbat Laws: HUI
name and Divine" Rev. Ebert R.
Ollie, d. D.
a:S5 o'ciock-Discussion, DR.. G. L.
Tufts leader.
2:50 o'clock-"what Is Direct Legis-
lation?" j. w. Sweeney. former presi-
dent Of the San Francisco labor coun-
500 o'clock-"The Operation of Di-
rect Legislation" Milton r. U'Ren, sec
retary California direct legislation
league.
Whitman leader, national and state
superintendent of temperance and
o'clock-"Direct Primary" Senator
John W. stetson, city attorney OF Oak
4:so o'clock-Discussion. Offering.
THURSDAY EVENING
o'clock-Music Devotionals. Mrs.
NJ NJ. Fillmore. Solo, Miss Olive Nor
rish. Address, The method by which
the machine defeats good measures and
secures the passage Of bad" Franklin
HichboFn, author of The Story OF the
Legislature of 1909" Offering. Music.
FRIDAY MORNING
10 o'elock-Hymn. Prayer, Mrs. NJ.
s. Hamilton. Bible study, Miss A. M
Hicks leader; lesson w. The Reigning
Christ"
Miss Ida Alexander. Discussion.
12 o'clock-Noontide prayer, Mrs.
Iowa NJ. Holston.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Mrs. S. NJ. NJ Weodman. first vice
president. presiding
Mrs. Laura P. Williams. Parliament of
organizations Speakers allowed 20
minutes each; discussion of the prae-
tieal methods of carrying. into effect
I:45 o'cIock-Independent Order of
Good Templars. Rev. g. E. Orons, grand
international reform bureau, Rev. C.
L. Tufts. ID. D.; Equal suffrage associa-
tion, Mrs William Keith. second vice
frage association; Anti-saloon league,
DR. w NJ Burke. superintendent of
Oakland district Anti-Saloon league.
Music. Direct legislation league, Isa-
mittee of California direct legislation
league; womans Christian Temperance
union, Mrs. Sarah j. Dorr. Duet, Just
a Little Bow of Ribbon White" Mes
DANES Bailey and Painton. Offering.
Closing Prayer. Rev. c. z. Irons.
FRIDAY EVENING
Demonstration of l. 7. L.. under di-
rection of Mrs. Ellen Dayton Blair.
Medal contest Reading of prize es,,
says-grammar grades, high school
and University of California. Award
ing of prizes by Berkeley Womanis s
Christian Temperance union college
prize $500. Special music, including:
Tenor solo, DIR. Robert Dods: solo, Mrs.
Orrin X. McMurray; duet, California; s
Going Dry" Mesdames Bailey and
Painton.
THE STATE OFFICERS
The state officers are: Mrs. Sara j.
Dorr. president. Mrs. Elizabeth Ross
Miller, vice president at large; Mrs. s.
NJ. NJ. woodman. flrst vice president;
nresident: Miss Anna e. Chase, cor
Responding secretary; Miss Addie E.
NJ. Holston, treasurer; Mrs. Annie Lit
tie Barry. auditor; Mrs. Emily Hoppin.
editor White Ribbon Ensign; Mrs. Re-
nowden Bailey, musical director: Miss
Alice Neal Lansing, Miss Hula Heuer.
accompanies: Mrs. w. l.. Mcclure,
Mrs. r. r. Patterson, Mrs. Mabel Liv-
ingston, committee on courtesies.