The Monitor., 1891-10-16

WEDNESDAY
MCFnin4 Session, = O'Clock.
Grand March. by Mrs- & k-iSo Garner.
Prayer Service, led by Mrs = Z. EAtcAezdOr
President o. " c. 7. L. Of Montclair-
Convention called TO order at o'cieek- Pres
ident IN fhe cEair.
Roit Gaii-
Minutes OF Executive meeting.
i appointment OF comInitttes - Credentials
Constitution. Resolutions, Pages. Courtesy
address of welcome, BY Rev. 4. LAWRENCE
and Mrs. Z Z. Patterson, President o1 W,
Response, Mrs. II. o. Hilderbrand, Pm siden,
camden " c I. L.
Reception OF YisitoFs-
Annaal address of President. Mrs. :. J. c.
Report Of Corresponding secretary. Mrs. J.
T. Ellis.
Report Of Treasurer. Mrs.. Z, a. Miekle-
Noontide hour OF prayer, u O. III.
Doxelogy and BeIleGietinn-
Afternoon Session, , O'Clock.
Devetiosns, LED ~ Mrs. ;. ); Blanchard, Presi-
Minutes Of morning session.
Memorial service. led BY Mrs. Mary Il. Dem
man, Of Newark.
MIS-. Mary T. Prone, supt., RoSeFilIe: 3u-
veniie v ork. Mrs. May 2. sparks, supt,
Bridgeport; Health and Herediiy. Mrs. J. "
Humphreys, Supt.. Noodstown: Scientific
Temperance Instruction ia schools, Ars. \
swan Brown. snpt., Passaic: sunday-Sehool
Work, Mrs. Lncy A. Hasbrouch, supt Port
{ hester, New cTE.
Collection.
Benedictiaa.
At THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Evening session, : 80 O'Clock.
Anniversary Of Young Wnmanis Christian
Temperance Union, Mrs. + a. Mickle, pre-
siding.
Devofions, led BY Mrs H. /. Budd. Pres. Y
". {. T. L. MI. Holly.
Report Of Young Peoples work. Miss Fannie
G. MuifoFd, SuDt-, AiilEiiie.
Report Of Flower Mission, Mrs. l.. r. Fuller,
Supt., Ocean GFoye. Address ly MIS-. Fan
me J: BaTnes, Sew York, National supt. OF
"Y" work.
Collection.
BenediciioH.
THU RSDAY.
Morning session. s. Is o'clock.
Prayer service, led by Mrs 4. klofz, Pres.
Hackettstown v. c. r. [.
Reading Of Minutes.
Election Of officers.
Election OF delegates 10 National convention.
Collection for church and janitor
Soontide prayer, y m.
Doxology and Benediction.
Afternoon Session, : o'clock
Devoti0ns by Mrs. j. Page, Pres Palisades
Report Of Press Work, Mis-. NJ. Helen Crane,
oEpt., Asbury Park.
Report Of Eyangelisiic Work, Mrs. J. T. Ellis,
Supt.. Newark.
Report of Tobacco and Narcotics. Mrs. Phelps,
Supt., Asbufy Park.
Report of Prisons and Almshouse Work, Mrs.
VI. /. BatcheldoF. Snpt., GlenIidge.
Report OF sailors and soldiers Work, Mrs.
ThaeheT, Supt., Florence.
Report of sabbath Observance, Mrs. J II.
Cox. Supt.. Tabor.
Report of Parior Meetings Mrs. II u. Tom
iinsoB,r rupf., PlaiAfeld.
Benediction.
AZ TIE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Evening Service, 30 o'clock.
DeVoiIons, led by pastors present.
Address, by Mrs. -alIie +. Chaplin, Pres. W .
{. T. e., :. Carolina, Evidences OF Christian
Liberty in obedience to the teaching of the
Bible, Help those " omen
Report Of Department of Social Purity aud
Suppression OF Impure Literature, Mrs. B..
Ewing, supt., Greenwich.
Address. 4 hOmV n9uErgrE Ezg
sec. OF society foT suppression of Vice.
Benediction.
Morning Session. SIS O'Clock
Prayer. LED by Mrs. i. Horner, Pres. of Duo
Executive Committee meets in Church Par.
Tor at clock, a. IN.
Reading OF Minutes, . Il. IN.
Report OF Reading Rooms and Libraries, Mrs.
Barhcr, eupt, Trenton.
Report OF Franchise, MIS-. 7. W. seabrook,
Supt-. keyport.
Report Of STATE ana County Pairs, Mrs. Camp
Report OF Cnfermented Wine at the Lord :
supper, Mrs VI. {. Nobies, supt., Atlantic
Report Of Temple Fund, Miss Fannie Belts.
Jumberton.
Report OF Demorest NedaN Confess Miss
Chatham, MuIlica Hili
Report of Resolution Committee
Report of Credential Committee
Report OF Constitutional Committee.
Miscellaneous.
Business.
Reading OF minutes finally.
Hymn. God be with you Till We meet again. p
NOentide prayer.
Benediction.
Question Box open throughout all Sessions.
ana opened every day, to be answered.
NOTES
Superntendents are reminded that from
five to eight minutes is the time allotted
for each report.
Delegates viii please remember the NIB
bon badge
Hacks meet every train, to convey pas.
sengers to the church or their places of en-
tertsinment
As far as possible, delegates will be uoti-
fed of their destination, before the con-
vention. If not the committee wiIl be
found at the church.
Lunch provided each day, 81 cents
Delegates who desiie hotel aceommeda-
tons can be supplied at 81 per day. for
breakfast, tea and room.
Please notify the Chairman Of the Com
mittee of Arrangements, Mrs Cornelia B.
Wistar, Salem, y. j., of the number and
names Of delegates attending the conyen-
tion, az soon as possible.
Music during the convention v i'll be uB-
der the direction of Mrs. r. Kelso Carter,
of Salem