The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1918-03-15
SECOND CALL OF
NAT. ASSOCIATION
ION TO OVERWHELMING TO
BE HELD JULY S-13-N0TABLE
SPEAKERS TO DELIVER AD-
DRESSES AT MEETING.

ION to Denver" The City Beauti-
full" at the Gateway of the Rocky
Mountains.
The object of our Association is
to secure harmony of action and CO.
operation among all women in rails
ing to the highest plane home, moral
and civic life. This object has been
consistently lived up to both by the
National and by State and local or
CARNATIONS during all of our years.
The list OF notable speakers ap-
pearing on the platform of these con-
ventions throughout the years in
cludes the names of almost all of
our prominent women along every
line, The convention this year will
witness the greatest gathering of
colored women from all sectinos ever
assembled The period through
which we are passing will demand
| the presence of all of our leaders,
even those who in years past were
more active than at the present
time
Key Word-ConsoIidati
unique demonstration. Miss Mamie
H. Burroughs will give a rousing re-
port of the lynchings and other in
vestisations. Other prominent wom-
en- to be heard include Mrs. John
Hope of Georgia, Mrs. Marion Will
kins TO South Carolina, Mrs. c. H.
Clinton and Mrs. Charlotte Hawkins
Brown of North Carolina, Mrs, Mary
Mcleod Bethune and Mrs. Emma j.
Slozier 70 Florida, Dr. Mary Warning
and Mrs. Elizabeth Lindsay Davis of
Chicago, Mrs. Lizzie b. Fouse of Ken
lucky. Mrs. e. d. hampton Bacchus
of Mississippi, Miss Addie w. Hunter
of New York. Rev. Florence Ran
dolph OF New Jersey, Mrs. NJ. E.
Coins of Missouri, Mrs. Leila A. Pen
dleton OF Washington, Miss Meta Pei
ham of Michigan, Mrs. Mary Jack.
son of Rhode Island, Mrs. Bertha
Turner of California, Mrs. Gertrude
Lancaster of Utah. Mrs. Bonnie Bo-
: gle of Oregon, Mrs e. Maps OF
Spokane, Mrs. Mary H. Baker of Wy
oming, Mrs Susan c. Evans of Wis
consin and many others.
Our 33 affiliated members will be
: with us and program is being ar
J ranged by them for one evening.
: Be there to see the burning of the
Douglass mortgage and to elect the
nine women trustees of the Douglass
home
{ For information concerning pro-
y gram write Mrs. Myrtle F. Cook,
i 2436 Montgale avenue, Kansas City,
u Mo.
Musical contest open to any col
ored woman. Write Mrs. W. T. b.
e Williams, Hampton Institute. Va.
e Literary contest open to any col
u ored woman Write Miss Anna
l. Jones, 2414 Montgale avenue, Kan
y sas City, Mo.
u Woman Suffrage the greatest prob
lem before the American Negro to
correct past wrongs, will come be
n fore us. The most prominent woman
4 suffragist in this country is expected
l. to be present and speak for us.
e Mrs. Dishman, General Chairman
e is making all arrangements for the
n greatest convention ever held in oul
g history.
y Meet Credential Committee Mon
v day, July Sth, II a. H., Executive
1t Board, July Sth, p. m.
st Acquaintance Reception Welcome
If p. m.
IS Mrs. Mary B. Talbert, President.
Miss Ida r. Cummings, vice presi
e. dent-at-Large.
20 Miss Halle Q. Brown, Chairman o
s. Executive Board.
n Miss Georgia A. Nugent, Core
lg spending Secretary.
a Mrs. Ida Joyce Jackson, Treasurer
lie Honorary Presidents: Mrs. Mar,
he Church Terrill, Mrs. Lucy Thurman
n Miss Elizabeth Carter Mrs. Booke
lr II, Washington.