Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-11
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Program for TOnights SesslOn-Addi-
tiOnal DclcGatea Reported.

Program for Tonighps Sesslon-Addi-
tiOnal Delegates Reported.
Additional delegations reported to the sec
rotary of the Sunday School Union up to
noon today are as follows:
Baptist Sunday schools-Calvary, Rev. s.
H. Greene, DID,. Mr.. H. H. Kimball, Miss
Sadie E. White, Miss Lydia Marshall Mrs.
Edward Mower, Mr.. William Wade Everett.
Mr.. s. w. Woodward, Mr.. L. R. Smith, Mrs.
T. E. Gilbert, Mr.. F. w. Vaughn, Miss Mary
E. Bond, Mrs. F. W. Clemens. Mr.. E. B.
Curtis. Mr.. Geo. ]. Drew, Mrs. Geo. J.
Drew, Miss Ivah Richards, Mr. F. H. Stick
ney, Miss Annie Aler Miss Mary A. Brown,
Miss E. Pauline Wise. Miss Anna ]. Bell,
Miss Eta L. Hoskins, Mrs. j. H. Hutchins,
Miss Luella Roberts. Miss Mary Mckeever'
Mr.. J. F. Duggar, Mrs. C. r. Dufour. Mrs.
II. B. Waddy, Mr.. A. L. Swartwout,
lett. MIR. D. S. Foster. Mr.. ]. NJ.
Simpson, Miss Irene A. Cowman, Mr.. Pier
SON H. Bristow, superintendent; Mr.: Miles
NJ shand. secretary. First-Dr. Geo; c.
Samson, Mr.. Percy s. Foster, Mr.. William
L. Speiden, Miss Mary A. McMakin, Mrs.
Robert H. Martin, Miss Maud E. Cline, Mr..
Albert speiden, acting secretary.
Methodist Episcopal Sunday schools:
Hamline-Rev. E. S. Todd, D. D., Mr.: J: w.
Davis. Mr.. T. B. Towner, Miss Ida oNeal,
Mrs. Fannie Polkinhorn. Miss Grace Muir
head. Miss Efhe Perry, Mr.. D. c. Reinohl,
Mr.. Henry H. Hough, Mr.. H. B. Moulton,
Miss Kate McClelland, Miss Irene Banes,
Mr.. o. w. Goodwin. Miss Annie E. Wing,
Miss NJ. J. Godfrey. Mr. 7: H. Martin,
superintendent; Mr.. John H. Muirhead, sec
rotary. North CapitolRev. Chas. L. Pate,
Mr.. S. S. Symons. Mr. w. H. Fisher, Mr..
Edwin Williamson, Mr. N. Bunch, MISS
Lizzie R. King. Mrs. Matte H. Pate, Mrs.
Lulu Saxton. Mrs. Annie Lowdermilk, Mr..
James B. Austin. superintendent; Mr. Jesse
Owings, secretary. st. Pauls-Mrs. M. N.
well, Prof C. NJ. Lacey Sites, superintend-
emit: Mr. F. Wiley Crist, secretary. Union
8. Minerva Wescott, Mary E. Emmart,
Emma E. Hunter. Bessie E. Taylor, Evelyn
colt, superintendent; Arson S. Taylor, sec
rotary. Observation-Disclosures Memorial
Miss May Erect, Mr.. T. ]. Clark, Mr. Will
lam Warren, Miss Emma Harr, Miss Ada
SILL Miss Hattie Anderson, Mr.. Chas: e.
Roberts, Mrs. jade Flather. Mrs q: J.
Harper, Mr. Robert I. Carr. Mr.. B. F. Full
Ter, Mrs. Hattie Gromley, Mr.. d. D. Thomp-
son. superintendent. Miss Ada Cowsiil' sec
rotary.
Methodist Episcopal South - Emory
Chapel. Rev. F. H. Shipley, Mrs. Y. H.
Slipley, Mr.. Theo. H. Thomas, Miss Gertie
Virgic Brown, Mr.. A. G. Osborn, superin-
tendent; Mr.. John G. Keene, secretary.
Presbyterian Sunday schools - Berwyn
Chapel, Mrs. R. E. Ourand, Miss Blanche
Daniels, Mrs. H. P. Niles. superintendent;
Miss Ada ]. Joyner, secretary. Assem-
bly's, Miss Nellie Brown, Miss Cora A.
Lord, Mr.. A. B. Carly, Miss Cassie N.
Norman. Mr.. ]. NJ Foster, DR.. o. A. T.
Swain, Mrs. A. NJ. Faehtz, Mr.. A. NJ. Nc
Bath. superintendent; Mr.. J. w. Beatty,
secretary; a1terDates, Mr.. T. T. Keene, Miss
Ella c. Lyman, Mr.. Eugene c. Brown. Mrs
e. o. Wyckoff, Miss Charlotte Ardrus.
Miss Minnie keene.
The Executive Committee.
At an adjourned meeting of the executive
committee of the Sunday School Union
held Saturday evening at the residence of
the field worker, Mr.. Jerome F johnson,
No. sos Fl street northwest, Mr.. Johnson
reported that he had discovered four addi-
tional schools entitled to representation in
the convention, increasing the number to
14S, and West Washington Lutheran Sun
day school, Rev. Stanley Billheimer, super
intendent, was admitted to the union,
which, together with the Whitney Avenue
Union Mission and the schools previously
mentioned in The Star. makes sixty schools
in the interdenominational union.
President Bristow reported to the execu-
tive CT mmittee Saturday evening that Mr.
Jacobs had at the last moment decided
that he could not attend the convention,
owing to lame back, and was instructed
to substitute Dr. Peloubet for Mr.. Jacobs
on the program this evening. This has al
ready been definitely arranged with DR..
Peloubet, who is now in the city. filling the
program In a manner WHICH Will De SdtlS-
factory to all Sunday school workers.
TOniEhfs Program.
Tho program in full for this evening is as
follows:
Praise service, led by the Moody choir,
Percy S. Foster, director; prayer, by Rev.
S. NJ. Newman, DID, pastor First Congre-
gational Church; address, by Pierson H.
Bristow, president of the Sunday School
Union; announcement of additional conven-
ton committees; solo, by Miss Matte Bart
lett; address on Some Natural Resources
of Teaching Power" by Rev. Chas. III.
Dodd, DID,, of Newark. Nj; hymn No. 80
of the Music Leafiet: address, by Rev. T. N.
Peloubet, DID,, of Boston, hymn No. % of
the Music Leafiet: closing prayer and bene
diction, by Rev. Thomas G.. Addison d. D..
the rector of Trinity Protestant Episcopal
Church.