The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-04-04
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.
SIXTH ANNUAL CONVENTION OF
THE UTAH UNION.
Interesting Exercises at the First
congregational Church Last
Night-Programme for Today
General Notes.

| The sixth annual convention of the
Utah Christian Endeavor Union, con-
vened at the First Congregational
church last evening. The attendance
was large, and great interest was mani
Tested in the proceedings which opened
with a song service.
! FollwVing this, President Robert }.
| Caskey made an address, in which he
Congratulated the societies upon the
progress made in the past and upon
the hope for the future.
| Then came some special music, ana
Rev. j. A. Livingston Smith, OF Ameri-
can Fork, delivered an interesting ad-
dress upon the mission and Menance
| of Christian Endeayor."
| At S:35, the prayer and conservation
meeting was held, with Miss Rose j.
Clark, of this city, as leader.
! After more music, the transaction or
some special business and announce
ments. the convention adjourned TO
meet at o'clock this morning, when
the following programme will be car
ried out:
900. Business Meeting-Report of
secretary and treasurer, Rev. Frank
| S Forbes, Ogden; election of officers;
other items.
10000 One-minute reports from the
field.
! 1U.oU. D9NOIlOndl llS6llllS, ASdoSl L.
S. L. McCork1e, Park City.
1915. Conferences of officers and
committees, and junior rally.
| Conferences and chairmen-OhcerS
H. N. Tolles; lookout committee, Miss
Anna F. Hulburd; prayer meeting COM
mittee Mrs. c. H. Parsons; social, D.
If Parker; reception, Miss May Wat
son; flower, Miss Anna Baker; music,
DR.. E. V. Silver; sunday school Miss Eva
Mayne; visiting, Miss Nina V. Nor
ford; missionary, Mrs. Robert Robin
son.
Junior rally in First Presbyterian
Church. leader, Chas. H. Hawkes., Salt
| Lake City.
The programme for the afternoon
will be as follows:
! ZOO The Christian Bndeavor So
lciety at work-In the city, Mrs. Har-
riet B. Swobe. Ogden; in the town,
Miss Katie Smith, Springville; ten min
ute discussion following each paper.
Il 2:40. The opportunities for new So
cieties in Utah-Rev. S. z. Wishard,
D. D., Ogden; Rev. w. S. Hawkes.,
Salt Lake City.
500. Experiences of pioneer endeav-
orers, Miss Nellie A. House, Sandy;
Miss Alice NJ. Peck, Benjamin..
$50; Open parliament on general
Christian endeavOr work, leader, Rev.
H. B. Steelman, Salt Lake City.
Special music.
4:3O The pledge in young peoples
organizations, Rev. Z. G. Hunt, Ep-
! worth League of Utah.
; 4:45. One-minute testimonials re-
garding helpfulness of the pledge.
500 Adjournment.
The following programme will be
carried out this evening:
5 1880 Song service.
7:45. Report OF committee on reso-
! lutions.
Special music.
500. Christian Endeavor,
an Important Factor in Coming Re
forms, Rev. Clarence T. Brown, Salt
, Lake city.
$50. Conservation meeting. Rev.
Samuel Rose, Provo,
9:15. Adjournment
The officers of the Christian Endeav
D Salt Lake, president; Rev. Frank S.
/ Forbes, Ogden, secretary and treas
urer; Rev. Dana w. Bartlett, Salt
! Lake; j. T. Hurst, Ogden; G. II. Mar
. shall Mt Pleasant, vice-presidents
Rev. S. G. Adams, Rev. H. B. Steel
man, A. j. Gorham, L. e. Berkeley
. Salt Lake; H. J. White, Ogden Rev
!, ~. A. Livingston Smith, American
; Fork, directors.
7 NOTES.
. Secretary Baer, of the United So
; ciety of Christian Endeavor, will ad,
dress q Christian Endeavor mass meet,
ing in this city on April 30
Each of the committees on arrange
ments for this convention consisted OF
one member from each society in the
J. Salt Lake local union
Delegates holding receipts for full
railroad fare to the city must have
/. the same signed by Secretary Forbes
l. in order to get the benefit of the one
l. fifth rate returning
0 The special music was furnished b,
: Mrs. o. f. Davis, Mr.. Horace Ensign
!, Miss Edna Miller, the Y. M. C. A
t quartette, and quartettes from tn,
!. First and Third PreshNteriara ch11rniln-