Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-10
WOMEN TALK OF
NEEDS OF CITY
LARGE AUDIENCES ATTEND
MISSIONARY MEETING
TROLLEY RIDE ENJOYED BY THE
DELEGATES IN AFTERNOON
List of Services at Which Addresses
Will Be Made by Convention
Members Is Given to
the Public

THE City Its Needs and Its Helps
was the general theme of the morning
session of the National Woman
Home Missionary society yesterday
AS during the previous days of the
convention, large audiences ATTENDED
the sessions and interesting addresses
were given from workers in the Nari-
Gus departments.
Mrs. p H. Bodkin spoke of local
work. Other speakers were Mrs. l. H.
Hunt, Utica, n. Y; Mrs. Daniel
smith, Rochester, N. Y; Mr.. Ada r.
Wells, Boston; Mrs. D. D. Thompson
Evanston, ILL.,, and Mrs. 1. D. Jones,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The needs of the northwest south
west and the Pacific coast conferences
were presented. The morning closed
with O. praise and thanksgiving serY-
ice.
Yesterday afternoon a trolley ride
was enjoyed by the delegates and In
the evening a reception was held IN
the Ebell club house.
The anniversary sermon will be
preached by DIR. Locke in the First
Methodist church this morning. Bishop
Hughes will preach at the evening
service.
At 2:3O p. m. mass meeting of
Home Guards and Mothers Jewels
will be held. At 3 o'clock a rally of
the Young Peoples work will be held,
with an address by Rev. Matt S.
Hughes.
The following is the list Of services
which will be addressed by delegates
to the convention today:
Asbury church, East Los Angeles,
morning, Mrs. Anna d. Elder, Boaz,
Ala; Boyle Heights, morning, Mrs.
May Leonard Woodruff. Flemington,
N. j.; Euclid Heights, morning, Mrs.
Anna Kent, East Orange, N. j.; Ep-
worth, morning, Mrs. Daniel Onstott,
Kittery, Maine; evening, Miss Mabel
Lamb, Haven; evening. Mrs e. L.
Albright, Delaware, Ohio; Hamilton,
morning, Mrs. Lydia Rouls; Norman
die Avenue, Miss Clara Metcalf; First
church, Sunday school, Mrs. David
Daley, Philadelphia; convention SER
mon, II a. m. Rev. Charles Edward
Locke, D. D., the pastor; Epworth
league, Miss Martha Van Marter, New
York; ST. James, morning, Mrs. Clara
Roach, Washington, D. c.; Univer-
sity, morning. Mrs. Anna H. Wood
cock; Young Women's Christian asso-
citation, o'clock, Mrs. II. L. Hill;
Vincent, morning, Mrs. C. B. Spencer,
Kansas City, Mo-; Wesley chapel,
morning, Mrs. M. C. B. Mason, Gin
cinnati West Adams. evening, Miss
Carrie Cope, Topeka, KAN; Westlake,
morning, Mrs. B. S. Potter, Evanston,
Ill.
Long Beach, First church, morning
Miss Carrie Barge; Alamitos, morn
ing Mrs. C. L. Weaver; Gardena,
morning, Miss Nellie Linder; Pasa-
dena, First church, Sunday school,
Mrs. Hilda Nasmyth; ]. o. C. class,
DR.. e. r. Willis; morning service,
Mrs. e. L. Albright, Delaware, Ohio;
Lake Avenue, morning, Miss Mary A,
Mahon; colored. morning, Mrs. E. S.
Spriggs, Texas; Alhambra, First
church, morning, Mrs. H. L. Hill;
Compton, morning, Mrs. A. B. Cline;
Covlna, morning, Mrs. Cotton Mather,
Fort Collins, Colo: Glendora, evening,
Mrs. Helen Lincoln; Garvanza, morn
ing, Mrs. Delbert Moors; evening, Mrs.
Hilda Nasmyth; Highland Park,
morning, Mrs. J. W. Bush; evening,
DR.. Cartwright; Pomona, First
church, morning Mrs. C. H. Backley;
evening, Mrs. L. H. Bunyan; Trinity
church, evening, Mrs. C. H. Brekly;
San Pedro, morning, Miss Estelle Fas-
sett; j.. o. C. of the University of
Southern California, Miss Alice Whit
ney.