New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-14
THE COMING SEISOv Ar NORTHFIEL D

CLOSING EXERCISES or THE SCHOOLS FEATURES
or TIE THREE CONFERENCES TO lie HELD.
Mortified. Mass. May B-kgain the Mortified
summer calendar presents triple series OF gather
ings. \ prominent feature Of the season Will be
the opening and dedication OF the new Northheil
Audi,orlum-scatng capacity 300 With new and
varied programmes each conference aims TO excel
preceding IN interest. profit and attractive
ness. on Saturday. June . the Northnei Semi
nary trustees VIII hold their FIRST meeting - the
season at "rhe Northheld." and Monday the
trustees Of the Mount Hermon School will meet at
Mount Herrnon. on June 10 there will be reun-
Ion OF former students AT Mount Hermon and a
meeting Of the Mortified Students AID Society at
"Thc Northnc,d". and In the evening the nlumn
prize debate at Mount Hcrmon. on the day.
Sunday. the graduating classes OF Mount Hsrmon
and Northneid will assemble In the Mortified
Trinitarlan Church to hear the commencement
mon. and there will be special services in Stone
Hall. conducted by Mr. Moody. on Monday June
10, class day exercises and the Allen prize deca-
nations will occur at Mount Hermon. with a con-
cert by students at Stone Hall in the evening. The
Mount Hcrmon commencement IL set for Tuesday:
the address to be delivered by the Rev. DR. r. s.
Macarthur. OF New-York city. The alumni hold
their annual business meeting in the afternoon and
their annual dinner at night. on the next day the
commencement exercises OF Mortified Seminary will
be held In Stone Hall.
The Young Women's Conference will be in session
from June % 10 q. Among the speakers will be
Major -. W Whitte. Mrs 4. J. Gordon, OF Boston;
Or. Pauline Root and Mr.. Moody. Tho music Will
be IN charge OF Miss Mary Whttle together with
number OF Vassar students; and a committee
composed Of Students from Mount Holyoke
Wellesley Smith Vassar and the Women's College
Of Baltimore. will have charge Of the athletics
Workers Bible training classes will be conducted
as well as special missionary conferences and
regular twilight meeting on Round Top" has been
arranged for.
The time from June 30 to July 10 will be DEVOTED
speakers are 10 be Professor w. W. Moore. OF
Hampden Sidney. Va; the Rev. DIR. Alexander Nc
KenzIe Of Cambridge Mass; the Rev DIR. II. c.
Mabie, OF Boston; the Rev. Dr. J. f. futile OF Am
hcrst College, Professor Winchester OF Wesleyan
University; the Rev. Or. 4. T. Person OF Phladel-
phia and Bishop Thoburn, OF India. Mr. Moody will
be present during the session and personally conduct
many Of the services. The music Will be conducted
by Professor j. b. Towner. ON July 3 the Nan
School OF Oratory will be Instituted and will con-
tnue until July Il.
The General Conference OF Christian Workers will
assemble on August !. and will continue I'm session
until August ~. Among the well-known men who
will address this conference are the Rev. Dr. a. J.
Gordon, Of Boston; the Rev. +. H. Meyer. OF Lon
don; Or. \. G. DIXON of Brooklyn; Major d. W.
Whttle. Of Northfeld: the Rev. George c. Need
ham, and the Rev. Or. A. T. Picrson. Mr.. Moody
convention. The singing will be conducted az usual
by Messrs. Ira ID. Sankey and George c. Stebblne
Accommodations may be secured any OF the
Mortified Seminary buildings during this confer
August H. the Rev. f. b. Meyer has consented 10
give daily Bible lectures or readings throughout the
rest of the month Some one Of the seminary build
ings will be Kept open 10 accommodate those who
with 10 remain for these meetings
A new feature this year will be the publishing OF
an illustrated magazine, Mortified Echoes"
with Mortified. The FIRST number will be ready
about June !.