Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-04-28

quicken conscience and SHOW ~.
soon and eternal 10 be NOR IL N.
present Our gifted sons win nos tas
themsslves. nor will parents lea Owe
to consider their duty till unct;o. .seo
the Holy one rests upon them n0e
Think what this blessing von,dA
the fields white, to the harvest and
the weary workers. "a 70
COMMITTEE RrpoKr
The Presbyterial report was mad.
ms. A. l. Massey Of Philadelpbis ~!
Presbyterial societies report an M. iae
In organization and contribution -
seven Presbyterial societies ~ vihe
Jersey report their receip.sa At slt sss
The twenty societies OF Pennsrl,E,
S43. 263 90. Twelve in Ohio, sri oM y,
Four in New York, $2.4sS. "a r..
more, and New Carlile, Del, SlssSs'
- Branch $l4,072 IS. SynoS;s;
Society Of Tennessee, $26S 81.
The Home Secretary's report BY NJ
G. p. Turner, read BY Mrs. p n
Allen, was o comprehensive M.
which We regret We are not sbsts
give. Also the Home Secretsry's ,s,.. %
Of the young peoples depsr men, H.
Mrs. X. H. Allen, q pleasing repor, y
are also unable to give.
Committees on reports, resolu,o,.
publication, and lplace Of m,e.ip, ~
1882 were appointed.
Adjourned at 1890. The deles,,.
were invited to an ample lunch w.,
pared by the ladies' Of the lunch e nm
mittee, in the lecture room.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Opened with hymn, "Hsil 10 III.
brightness OF lions glad morninSs
Reading Of Scripture. Prayer by NJ,
Beatty. Calling Of the roll.
The Foreign Mission report by NJ,
S. &. Perkins was one OF the am,
papers read, and was listened to Wit
close attention.
One of the features Of the aitemoo,
was the sweet singing by Miss Johnsos
of Cleveland, who expects soon 10 mai,
her home in foreign land.
Adjourned, with prayer by Mrs. Hun.
phreys, OF Cincinnati, until this MON.
ing.
Last Nights Social
At an early hour the Second Prsbv.
terrain Church commenced to Oil viii
the delegates, accompanied by their eer.
tlemen friends, and at half.past :, whet
the exercises commenced, the eiib,
was crowded. The occasion was as
cisl for the purpose OF affording all an
opportunity OF becoming acqusiu,e!
with each other. Before commencir,
the organist, Mr.. w. II. Sheib, renderri
several pleasing voluntaries in his o,A
well known and admired style.
The Choir consisting OF Mrs. Sheb
and Miss Hupp sopranos, Mrs. l.uns
ford alto, Mr.. Donel tenor and NJ.
Frank McConaughy bass. first renderei
the anthem, BLESSINGS and Honor b,
Costa which was followed by n shot
address Of welcome by Rev. J. ID. Moa.ti
the pastor, during which he expresses
the desire that bandshaking might B,
general, and that all formality B.
thrown away an that everything nigh
be social and lovely. lie iitroducel
himself as pastor Of the church welcome
them healthy and wished the ladiu
all success possible.
The choir rendered STARRY Crowni
OF Heaven" by Barpby in good style an
Rev. DIR. Cunningham was introduced
He talked pleasantly anu encouraging,
for some time and was followed by RT
]. T. Mcclure OF tba 4. +. Cburcb who
heartily endorsed the words Of WELDON,
OF the preceding speakers and laughing
ly rebnked Dr. Cunningham who he,
said "if young ladies' have love Ia thei
hearts" by telling he ought 10 be- asham
ed OF himself.
The most int, x and entertaining
feature OF the evening Was given a, TIN
point, IL being the singing Of two hymn
by Miss Annie johnson, 81 Clea,eland
who 10 soon 10 leave for China as mi.
sionary. She Is as sweet a singer a. sh
looks and Was listened TO with rapt al
teItIon by the vast audience.
She MAS follow ed by the choir singn
"The Lord Ia My Light" by CLARK, ant
the benediction by Rev. J. q. Lyle, q
the Third Presbyterian Church.
The large audience nov broke up an
r)amed over the church, -xchsngn
cordial greetings for the following hou
and half.
Among the prominent ladies pr, sen
were Miss Thoburn, irm InlIs. an
Miss Holcombe, who has just returne
from ten years residence in lndiA'