Daily Republican., 1890-05-08
First Annua, Convention.

First Annual Convention.
Ths frat annual convention Of the Hp-
worth League cf Wilmington District
Will convene At E:kton. Thursday. May
22, and continue two days. Each branch
OF the league will hsvs hve delegates. of
which the pastor Of the church must be
one.
Thu. far the following delegates have
been elected:
SCOTT Chapssr-Ths Rev. Vaughan 8.
Collins, Cora Ovsrdesr, ETA Overdeer,
Howard N. Pennington, Clara Locke
and Annie Richardson.
| Mt. Plcasant-Thc Rev. j. 7. Van
Burkslow, X n. Biddle and Annie Tai
ley.
Asbury-The Rev. j. D. G. Hanna.
Mrs. M. II. Lincoln, William J. johnson
and MIRA Taylor.
Hockessin-The Rsv. Julius Dodd.
Maud Clark and Rsba Taylor.
| etanton-Ths Rev. 7. N. Given, John
G. Turner, John Counder. Lille Kendall
and Sebra Bennett,
Madeley-The Rev. z. c. Atkins, Harry
ID. Smith, James 7. 0ainor, Ella Thomas
and Matte Watson.
Brandywins-Ths Rev. DR.. G. A. Griss,
Ada Tong, Annie Gem, Frauk Gem,
Cailie Barnhill and lola Chaliaut.
union-The Rev. Adam stengle,
Charles 1. Stengle, Laura Baker, z. A.
Watson, Mrs. Kats King, Mrs. Mary
Boothe and Mrs. Mary GriHenburg.
Ncwport-Ths Rev. J, +. Bryan, vii.
liam Gallahef, Laura Morreli, Harvey
| 95.sgg sIa william r. Finn.
Port Psnn-Ths Rev. Fred e. McKin-
sey. Elmer Bender, Liszie Bloomer and
Idle Jones.
Cherry HIIl-Ths Rev. 7. B. Hunter,
Edward Grant, William Hraut and
| silverbrook-The Rev. c. X. Norris,
y. w. Hyrons. Miles Barrett, Miss
Arthur Briley and Louie J. Collins.
| ClaymoEt-The Rev. W. x. Tomkin-
SOD, Mrs. Tomkinson and Charles w.
Burger.
| Mt. 6alem-The Rev. w. 4. Avery,
Frank Magaw and George Walker.
| Mt Pleasant-W, 4. .Weldip. 4. 7.
Brown and Mrs. Gillespie.
| Christisna-The Rev. B. +, Price,
Mrs Cynthia LoiAnd and Lidie Day
EFT.
Salem-Johu W. Daystt and Mrs.
Josephine Davis.
PORT Deposlt-Ihe Rev. J. P. Otis, W.
G. Q. vanneman. Z. g. White and Lulu
v. Gerry.
| LpWOrtu- ne nov. ~ n. COfKran ,
Mrs. Corkran and Margaret HiiIcs.
Eikton-The Rev: Charles Hin. Henry
ViDsi1ger, Maggie 8. Hill. Lizzie Walm-
sley, Ida Als1andsr and Grace Wells.
The following exercises have been ar
ranged:
Thursday, May %, 18q0-Called IA
order at II q. M, devotional service, roll
call, appointment OF committees, dox-
| ology and benedictIon. Second session
1901 M, committee meetings; 2 p. m.
devotional service; 2.l5 p. M, business
8 15 p. M, "Eow can Lesgue Prayer
Meetings be msde most pre- rttltablel" by
the Kev. julius Dodd of Ao:ke.sin, Iol.
lowed by discussion In fve-minate
speeches, 10 be opened by Edward Grant
OF Cherry Hill; p. M. ''ehall we have
= lledge? II NO, what kind?" by tbs
Rev. Charles Hill OF Elkton. Discussion
to be openod by A. v. Hysore Of Union,
Wilmington. Third ssssion-Temper-
vice; sos .. IN. address by the Rev w.
l.. .. Murray, Ph. D., presiding eldar ol
Wilmington district, followed by volun-
tary speeches OF I've minutes.
Friday morning, May 23. FOURTH Sos
eion.--8 30 .. M, committee meetings.
ga. NJ devotional service; 9.l5 .. M.
business; 10 .. m., "The Importance OF
Orgapiza,iop," by tbs Rsv. John d. q.
Hanna OF Asbury, Wiimington; discus
sion opened by the Rev. Fed. 4. Nc
Kinsey. Of Port Penn; 1890 q. m,
"Kvnan Catholicism ". the Public
School System" discussion 10 be
opened by tho Rev. Charles A. Grise, OF
lsrandywine, Wilmington; ll.i5 .. m.
the League" by Joseph Pyle, Rsq., of
81 parlta wiinu NJ n diapuantnp n hp
opened by the Rev. d. T. Price, OF
Christians; doxology and benedlctIon.
Filth eession-l.3D p. m., committee
meeting; . p. m, bu.iness session; 2.30
p. M, The Model League In Practical
Opsration.
Tho following are the ofllcers: PresI-
dent aud recording secretary Of the
District League; arst vleo president,
Professor h. S. Goldsy, OF the Whining
ton Commercial College; second vice
president, Miss Margaret =. Hillcs,
president OF the Delaware State W. G. I.
IT,: third vice president, Charles l. Stcn-
gle, oil Union. Wilmington; fourth vice
president, Miss Annie 3. Richardson, of
scott, Wilmington; corresponding sec-
retary. Miss Lille l. McCrea. OF Bran
dywine, Wilmington; treasurer, Joseph
II. Barrett, OF Scott, Wilmington. 4p.
M, "Duties OF the League to the Church., y
by the Rev. N. NJ. Browne Of Newark,
discussion opened by the Rev. W. Z.
Avery OF Mt. Salem; 4.30 p. m., EQUITIES
Of the Church to the League" by The
Rev. Adam Stengle OF Union, Whining
ton; discuss oil opened by the Rev. J. r.
Otis OF Port Deposits; business; reading
Of minutes; d0xolcGy and btne,lictiop.
Sixth session--League m s.s meeting
7.45 p. m., service Of song; 8 p. In., ad.
dress by the president, followed by vol.
untsry speeches, testimonies and sugges-
tions. closing with prayer; 0 p. m dox.
ology aud benodiction.
The officers oil the League are; The
Rev. Vaughn y. Colllns, president; Johu
T Magee. vice president; Lille McCres,
corre.p ponding secretary; Florence lrons.
, recording secretary; Joseph X. Bartlett,
treasurer; the Rev. DR.. w. l.. 4. Murray,
presiding elder; Cornelius 8. AbrAhams
, Augustine L. Cranston, A. v. HJsors, A
z. Clair aud Lizzie Bigger. directors.
. Orders for reduced fare can be obtain
ed of the district president. Tne far,
Tor round trip from this city, ticket,
good from May 20tn to Mth, will te q
cents.