The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-07

City, N. J. s..p Reception at Calvary Baptist church by the New Haven union. Register ana tickets of admission will be given you.
 Thursday, November 8.
 7:15 a. m.-Private prayer for the con- vention, 7:15 to 7:S0.
 845 a. m.-Devotion led by Rev. H. w. Pope of New Haven.
 g a. m.-Annual reports of secretary and treasurer of State union, MT. A. E. Kilbourne.
 Discussed by MT. Frank s. Bishop of New Haven.
 Report of superintendent of junior work, Mrs. Eli c. Smith.
 Discussed by Rev. W. G. Fennell of New Haven.
 10 a. m.-Annual address of the pres ident, Rev. c. H. Barber of Manchester.
 1O:3O a. m.-Address, "The Study of the Bible and Work for Christ" Rev. A. T. Pierson, D. D., of Philadelphia, Pa.
 Ills a. m.-Suggestions from pastors as to practical methods of promoting in- terest in Bible study and Christian
 work. Rev. J. R. Stubbert of New Lon- don, Rev. George Adams of Babylon, L.. l., and Rev. H. H. Kelsey of Hartford.
 12 m.-Recess for dinner.
 1:45 p. m.-Service of song and prayer.
 2p. m.-Committee work.
 The Lookout committee, Rev. F. M. Hollister of Waterbury. '.
 The Prayer Meeting committee, MT. J.F. Williams Of Bristol
 The Social committee, MT. George M. Guernsey of Mystic.
 2:3O p. m. .-"How to Keep Out of Ruts." :" Rev. henaass Sfmtns of44 South Man chestera
 2:45 D. Res ibility of c. E. members fort the moral standard of the community. MT. M. Eugene Culver of Middletown. ...7
 3D. m.-Temperance Present Phases of the Conflict With the Saloon" Rev. B. K. Young, D. D., of New Britain. Practical Methods of Work, Rev. L. P. Hitchcock of Ellington.
 3:45 p. m.-"The Missionary Extension Course" Rev. A. P. Madon of New York.
 Personal Conservation to Missionary Work'-Rev. H. c. Mabie, D. D., Bos- ton.
 ''The Claims of the Work Upon the Young People of To-day"-Mr. Serwood Edely, Chicago, secretary of the Stu dent Volunteer movement.
 7:30 D. m.-Praise service.
 800 p. m.-Reports of committees and election of officers.
 .8:15 p. m.-Address, Personal Re- sponsibi1ity for Christian Endeavor," Rev. R. R. Meredith, New York.
 800 p. m.-Closing prayer and ad- journment,
 After the meeting at the Hyperion this evening reception will be held at Calvary Baptist church, to which all members of the Christian Endeavor so-l cieties are invited. With the excep- tion of the meeting this afternoon and the reception this evening all the ex- ercises will be held at the Hyperion. From the fact that a large number of the state delegates will not be here un- til tomorrow, the New Haven public is especially invited to attend the meet ing at the Hyperion this evening. The committee who has charge of the re- ception at Calvary Baptist churchis as follows: H. s. Scarborough, Mrs. A. A. Kellogg, May Bodwell F. K. Belden, May Pollard, Maud Goodwin, w. A, Sanford, w. F. Bedell, Mary Atwater. Mrs. Alice May Scudder of Jersey City is one of the best known and most talented lady speakers in the country She has been connected with the junior work of the united organiza- tion, and has travelled over a large part of the country. Her articulation is said to be perfect, that she may be distinctly heard by thousands of peo- pie
 Mir. W. H. Beach of Jersey City, who speaks at the Hyperion this evening. was one of the foremost leaders in the crusade against the New Jersey race track gamblers. A good many New Haven people heard him at the Plain- ville Methodist camp meeting last sum- mer. He is a forcible and inspiring speaker. % | < 8s
 It is anticipated that the address Of Mir. M. Eugene Culver, of Middlefowr. on s'The Responsibility of c, E. Mem bers for the Moral Standard of the Com munity,n will be an especially flde one. The entertainment ' committee will have q list of about 200 boarding houses in the city, to wQfoh guests will be es- corted by members of the Boy's kri- gade.
 The New Haven executive commit tee, which has charge Of the conven- ton, is as follows:
 Denison B. Tucker, president New Haven uninn: William s. Braidard, sec retary New Haven union. Chairman committee of the whole, l Frank s. Bishop; secretery, Gardner B. Thorpe. W " s
 Conference, Rev. J. Fl. Mason; re- ception, H. 0. Scarborough; registra- tion, A. c. Gardner; entertainment, Frederick Bostwick; hall and seating, sA. Fl. Smith; ush aring, Frederick 1 Beach; junior rallyy Miss K. [ Dono-