The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-30

increase in the same time of any in the
union. The United Presbyterian Society
carried of the banner with 81 per cent of
their members present
The state convention will meet ct Ta-
coma on Tuesday and Wednesday. It is
thought that 40 persons will attend from
this city. Already over eighty have
handed in their names A. going to stay
through the entire convention. The fol-
lowing are the names in addition to those
given in Mondays Posr-INrELLIsENcER:
From Plymouth Congregstional-Miss
Rae Calm. Miss Clara BigeIow, Miss Lii
ian Maitland. Miss Lillian Fairbank, Miss
Jennie Holbrook, Miss Gertrude Hubbard,
Miss Mabls Dickey, Mrs. Windsor, Mrs.
John Whailey, Rev. G. p. Anderson, Mr..
Coeswell, Miss Nellie Conner. Miss Conner.
Calvary Presbyterian-C. w. Richards,
Miss l. Allen. Miss Sarah Gilman.
Second Methodist Protestant-Miss
Sarah Gilmore. Miss Prudane Gilmore.
Sunnydale United Presbyterisn-D. 8.
Elsey, John Merchant, Ralph Paul, Miss
Rachell Bissell.
South Seattle Methodist Protestant
Miss Annie Shepherd, Miss Liszie Kim
near. Miss Fannie Phelps. Miss Gustava
Morreli. Miss Maggie Hoffedits. Mrs. Nor.
rell. Mrs. 2. D. Hickman, Mr.. A. No
Naught. Mr.. w. Kinnesr.
Besides these who will 20 to stay per.
haps not less that 800 will 60 over on
Wednesday evening. The special commit
tee on transportation has arranged with
the Flyer to carry for 81 for the round
trip all who wish to 60 on any regular trip
on Tuesday or Wednesday. or for the spe-
cial trip on Wednesday night The Flyer
leaves the Commercial dock At the foot Of
Marion street at $50 =. M, I 80 p. m. and
6p. m. On Wednesday night she will
leave Tacoma at 1o:l5 p. m. and arrive
in Seattle in time to catch street cars.
The principal attraction on Wednesday
evening will BE- the talk given by John G.
Woolley, of New York, the noted temper
ance worker and orator. Rev. Brevard D.
Sinclair said in his address Wednesday
night that if We could get to Tacoma no
other way that it would pay rs well to
walk over to hear this great man. Mr..
Woolley spoke in Rev. Sinclair's church
in the East for two weeks, and he says
when he recommends Mr.. Woolley he
knows what he il talking about
DR.. Charles +. Kent, Of the famous Chr
cago Bible training school, will b at Ta-
coma Dr.. Kent 10 . powerful man and
his talks and lectures on how to study tho
Bible are regarded as gems. Many pastors
in the East, where he is we'll known, go
long distances to hear him. Both DR..
Kent and Mr.. Woolley will be present dur
ing the entire convention. The following
10 the full programme for the convention:
TUESDAY AHrsRHooN.
i:oo-Meeting of local committees and general
reception OF delesstes
.2:N--Addre~ Of greeting snd Welcome, Rev.
J. N. Patterson. Tacoma: response. Rev. W. II.
2:U-fraternal greetings. C l.. L. d Burwsll
s 1 response for Epworsh League g. s Guy.
2:5O-"Pr.ctical Features of Christian Ed
deayor-Old and New" 7. G. Elliott walla
Walla
s:OO-D,scussion Of the paper.
S:l5-"Christian Eudeavor PapoIe-ThoiI Help
and Mission," H o. Shusy, Seattle
s:2s-Discussion. emphasizing the work Of the
good literature COMMITTEES
Sumner.
S:50-Impromptu remarks ON the Junior work.
4:00-Qusstion box. opened BY II. l. 6issr.
4:l5-"0ur Own Washington Endsavor." Wal
ter h, wilcox, spokane
4:so-..Endeayor q Found in the Book Of
Esther NJ O. WtnstOck. Seattle. -
TUESDAY EVENING.
7:So-Devotional and song ssrvicA Leader. r
L Edmiston, SPOKANE
7:5O-Pressntssion Of state banner BY the
so0-Convention sermon. Rev. ". +. Harpss,
Tacoma
s:so-"The Power OF YOUTH" Rev. Wallace
s:O0-InformaI reception and hand shaking.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
6:so-sunrise prayer meeting Leader, b.
Willis Carr, Seattle.
s:O0-Devotional sxercisea Leader, ". Def
s:lS-RoI caIl Of societies ons-minuss 70.
lo:I5-Reports OF state officers, president. Sec
rotary, treasurer, superintendent Of Junior
n:i5-"The Business Meeting" Miss Mary
li:25-Iniormal discusion-Lst this b helpful
suggestions for the business meeting.
ll:S0-Appoin,ment of committees.
u:5o-Plsdges to state work.
w8DNxsDAY AFTERNOON.
1:O-Devotional meeting. Leader, L Z Var
i:SD"The Timid Member--Bs.t Means Of
Getting Him to Work" James McCurdy. Port
Townsend.
i:55-Discussion-Cal for remarks ON work Of
2:i5-"The Verse Readers Graduation Il
P. Wilcox, spokane.
observation-disclosures in the line Of aid
for the devotional committee
2:45-Reports of committees. election Of on
GERS and selection of next meeting place
3:00-"Ths District Secretary" Miss Maud
w. Piper, Vancouver.
3:l0-Discu ssion-Let this lead to the question
OF appointing deaominstional sscretariea.
3:25-''Ths Delesate's Responsibility" r. +.
Patterson, Olympia
3:S5-''The Pastor aud the Society" Rev.
George u. Hickman, Tacoma
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
7:3o-Devotionsl Leader, Rev. J. J. McMil-
Ian, slaughter.
s:O0-..Pledged EudeavorA" Senator J. +.
Esheman, North Yakima
Standardization of new president
S:D-Addresa John g. Woolley.
9:00-Closing conservation meeting. Leader,
Rev. n. Wiliett, spokane.
Port Gamble Society Notes.
PoRr GAMBLE. April 29.-[Special. IA