The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-05-24

AT the 4 LrSI congregational church,
small platform Is being built out from
the pulpit The delegates can get their
badges and be assigned TO their lodgings
at this church.
The Programmes.
The entertainment provided for the
delegates Is most elaborate. Besides the
chorus from Holton there will be music
by Junior Endeavor chorus of 200, con-
Quoted by Rev Dr. Blakesley. Prof.
Samuel Tracy and Albert Watkins are
also leaders in the musical department.
The session opens this afternoon at the
First Presbyterian church with addresses
of welcome from Mayor w T. Harrison
and Rev. w. L Byers of North Topeka.
Tonight there will be two meetings, one
at the Presbyterian church and the other
In Representative hall The programmes
are:
Presbyterian church: Song service;
organization and announcements; annual
address of president, Prof. d. ). Kelly,
Emporia; address, "Chrisuian Endeavor
the World Around" Rev. F. f. Clark,
president U. S. G. E. Boston, Mass.
Representative Hall: Address, .'Prin-
ciples, Enthusiasm and Methods, - Rev.
]. F. Cowan, Pittsburg, Penn. annual
address of president, Prof. D. S. Kelly,
Emporia.
Tomorrow morning there will he what
is called the pastors period" conduct
ed by Rev. VIM. Foulkes of SaIina The
denominations will be represented as
follows:
Baptist, Rev F. J. Rice, Augusta;
Christian, Rev. B. T. Wharton, Paola:
Congregational, Rev. A. s. Bush, Cen
tralia; Cumberland Pres byterian, Rev. J.
B. Fly, of Hazelton; Evangelical,
Friends, Isaac Woodward, Haviland;
Lutheran, Rev. J. G. Griffith. Lawrence;
Mennonite, Rev. Jacob T0ews, Newton:
Church of God, Elder E. T. Turpin, Topeka;
Methodist Episcopal, Rev.W. j. Osborne
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Rev. A j. Notes.-The, Kansas City: Afri-
can Methodist, Rev. L. Parks, Highland;
Methodist Protestant. Rev. S. w. Martin
Peabody; Presbyterian, Rev. F. II. Ga
mel, Cherryvale; Reformed Rev. L. s.
Faust, lola; Reformed Pres byterian, Rev.
T. ]. Allen, Sterling; United Presbyte-
r1an, Rev. NJ. T. McKirahan, Topeka
Local Committees.
The success with which the delegates
have been provided for is due largely to
the efforts of several local committees,
chief among which are the following:
Reception Committee - Rev. J. B.
Thomas, chairman; Ed Griffith. D. B.
Irelan, o. NJ. Irelan, Charles Paddock,
Irene True, ID. S.. Shook, /. L. Wyman,
w. l.. Trumbuu, George Lerrigo p. j.
Lerrigo, O. o. Osborn, Fred Kelly, Alex
Laiard, Albert Watkins III. s. FairchiId,
r. r. Taylor, Lola Brubaker, John Task
er, Preston. McCourt, Robert Weir, Geo
Davidson. Rev.C. NJ. Long,C. Fl. Lerrigo,
7. III. Ever, F. A. Mcclure, Alice Patter-
son, F. P. Strong, W. &. Steele, VIM. Pen
dleton, c. V. Wishart, Oscar Beeler,
Frank Moody, T. NJ. Aderbold, Mabel
Danley, George Smart
Entertainment committee-H. r. Hill
ton, chairman; W. a. NeisWanger, Chas
Titus, Isabelle Cone, Vera Wallace, Ella
Sheetz, Miss Swayze, Alice Goodhue,
Minnie Withers.
Finance committee-Rev. F. Z. NAL
lory. chairman; H. w. Bomgardner, G.
E. Holly, P. W. Griggs
Press committee-M. P. Gould. chair
man; w. ]. Graves, George J. Graves,
w. l. Trumbull.
Ushers-Rev. F. N. Porch, chairman;
Lee Forbes, ]. p. Wahle, Howard Alder
son, B. A Bailey, W ill Whitton, John
Tasker, Luther Nellis, Ed Warn or, w. j.
Nicely.
Church and Hall Committee-H G.
Bowman, chairman; w. G. McGaw, E. E.
Roudebush.
Social Committee H. E. Moses.
Laura Mohler, Mrs ].
p. Wahie, Gertrude Johnston, Har-
riet Broad. Mabel Quigley, Nina L.
Morgan, Jennie Douglass, Nellie
Goodrich, Birdie Luddington, Matte Nc
GregOr, Lysle Anderson. d. r Evans,
Clara Laubach, Gertrude Frazier, Birdie
King, Bessie Waite, Mabel Kempton,
Florence Graft, Marie Sowle, Daisy
Starr, Helen Staufer, Lizzie Quaile, Sarah
McCOmb, Anna Foster. Della Perkins.
Jessie Perkins, Rev. c. NJ. Sheldon,
Grace FOote, Clara Day, Susie Pendle-
ton, Libbie Ingies, Sarah Garrett. Matte
Maude Cooke, Leta Danley,
Eva Porter, Addie Sanford, Mary Car
ruth.
The Nesting Assemblies.
There was a great crowd of Endeavors
this afternoon at the First Pres byterian
1t is wonderful the interest
that is taken in the work by th~ young
of rain. That didn't amount to anything
for nothing could dampen the ardor of
theee young christians.
Many delegates thought that the as
signments and credentials were given at
the First Presbyterian church, but Rev.
F. NJ. Porch politely informed them that
the COngre gational church was the place
to get them.
One of the distinguishing features of
the Christian Endeavor is that it makes
no distinction as to race, color, or denom-
ination. Several colored delegates ar
rived and were treated so cordially, that
their faces more than showed that they
were pleased.
The delegates do not sit with q long
face and stiff neck. They're not that
kind Of people. They are practical
Christians, and while there are no ex-
ercises, they laugh and chat as merrily
as anybody could
o Kansas Christian Endeavors by calling
ments for church entertainments, illus
trated lectures, etc.
VICTORY FOR WOMEN