# Letter >59 St. Martin's >Norwich >Jan. 16, 1907 <br> >Mr. Baring-Gould, <br> >As you have probably by this time received the minutes of our Fukien Women's Conference I venture to enclose two propositions which gave rise to two of our minutes. <br> >Yours very sincerely >Margaret E. Barber <br> >***Propositions For Women's Conference*** <br> >Nov. 15, 1906 <br> >From Miss Molloy:— <br> >"That Women's Conference consider whether any of its members are justified in sitting on a committee with men in the majority, and discussing Women's Work and Women Workers, without the consent of Conference having first been granted." <br> >From Miss J. C. Clarke:— <br> >"That the Fuh Kien Conference be requested to authorise their Secretary to send a copy of any propositions affecting Women's Work to the Secretary of Women's Conference, for general circulation, a month before the Annual Meetings." # Next Letter [[Related Letters - 1907.01.25 - Mr. Baring Gould to Bishop Price]]