The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-02
CHRISTIAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Georgia to Be Well Represented in
the international Convention.
Savannah and this section win send up a
large delegation TO the international con-
vention Of the Young Peoples Society Of
Christian Endeavor, which convenes in New
York city, at Madison Square garden, July z.
Tho first batch OF delegates will leave
to-day by the City of Birmingham for New
YORK. The following will compose the
party: Mr.. and Mrs A. d. Thompson and
| child, Mrs. Behr. Miss Kitty Ham, Mrs. A.
Ambrose and daughter, Mr. aud Mrs. Nor
risey, J. F. Nicely, Mrs. John Donovan and
| daughter, M. Sullivan, F. w. Craig. Miss E.
Sch ~arz, j. B. Bulcken, G. E. Wakefield,
W. o. Lyons, W. T. Thompson and A.
Cowsn OF Savannah. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Hunt OF Minneola, Fla, John Willy Of Gran
iteviIle, 3. c.. and James McAndrew OF Au-
gusta.
Several names will be added to this list
to-day. The City Of Augusta, which sails
Monday, has been almost entirely taken up
by the delegates.
Accommodations have already been Sc
cured for the following: Miss Julia
vogel, Rev. and Mrs. c; E. Dow
man man d Fulton saussy, b. D. Osborne,
Rosalia Folger, Mr.. aud Mrs. George NJ.
Williams. Mrs. johnson. Walter johnson.
Dr.. ii. 8. Colding, Miss Lottie Mcdonald,
Walter Grace, Mr. and Mrs. G. 8. Wood,
Miss NJ. j. Allen, Miss Annie Allen, David
Wood. Samuel Wood, Mr. and Mrs w. J.
Lindsay and C. E. Girardeau Of Savannah,
K. +. Cassels and A. Gordon Cassels of Nc
lntosh, John b. Jones and Rev. 8. N. JEFF
ferson OF Augusta, Rev. DIR. J. 2. MoEer
rim, wife and daughter, Of Macon, DR.. Isaac
Hopkins Of Atlanta, Miss Mary c.
North and Miss Mary Wright of Augusta,
Thomas Hopkins of Augusta, V. L. Stan
ton, D. b. Sweat, r. B. New, @. W.
Mathews and W. F. Grace of Wayoross; J.
| h. Myers. Mr.. MoWhite and Mr.. White-
head OF Leliaton; Fred A. Race, Miss Mat
tie Il. Race, Miss L. K. Smith. Mrs. j. A.
Smith, Arthur J. Smith, Mrs. Fletcher and
daughter, Mrs. White. Mrs. Mitchell and
Miss VanDyke Of Jacksonville; F. A. Cur
tbs and daughter, OF Orlando, Fla, and Mrs.
George W. Allen and two sons, and Fred
W. Clark and J. H. Allen Of Savannah.
There are also twenty-four names Of dele
gates to be added to this list from various
points in Florida
A large party will also go Monday by the
VIM. Crane via Baltimore and the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad The following
will be among the party: W. E. Lowry, +.
H. McGillis. Mr.. and Mrs Clair, Miss
Lille Fleetwood. Miss Sallie Clair, MIR. and
Mrs. Southcott, Mics Soushcott. Miss Green
law, CnhIIes vincent, mr., wilson, Mrs.
James, Miss James, Mrs. N. Smith.
7. Daniels, John Harri.on, o.
#. Flynn, F. NJ. Hamilton
Mrs. E. A. Henderson, Mrs. Henderson
OF Savannah. Capt. Hausman of Tampa,
DR.. Richard B. New, D. B. Sweat and Mr..
stanton of Waycross Oscar kaufman and
Miss N. Kuhlman Of Savannah will accom-
pany the party,
The party expects to reach Baltimore
Wednesday afternoon or night, and will
leave Thursday morning via the Baltimore
and Ohio for New York The convention
meets next Thursday and lasts through
July TO- Applications have already been
made for accommodations for $4,000 dele
gates and over 10000 delegates are expected
to be in attendance,
Very reasonable rates have been made by
the steamship companies The tickets BY
the Baltimore line are good to return for
sixty days, and those by the Ocean Steam
ship Company for ninety days, Many of
the delegates will take advantage of the
excursion rates to spend several weeks at
the north. Special excursions have already
been arranged for the southern delegates to
Niagara Falls.