The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-16
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their popular convention ''stfeanfer. cor
slsftng OF q short. narrow crimson rib
bon with the word seattle upon 81 ~
large letters The Seattle Junior soz-iety
saAs patterned after the senior ana viii
wear "a convention streamer with Sc
attic Junior or II.
The Convention souvenir.
The press committee has been ar work
FOR several DAYS upon A handsome soav-
enfr hook programme 81 sixteen pages.
II f. entitled Sea ttle--ls45." and on t1e
inside cover win have the names ~ the
state officers. the convention committees
ard those who will assist 81 the mEEic.
she latter being Aussrat Director ". :.
Pond Orgauist 2. BOYD Wells. Accom-
Tsiusst Mrs. r. l.. McAlister. S0loists Mrs.
T.. g Kifhourne. MTs. e. 4 Edmonds and
Mr. T.. J.. McAlister. The FIRST page has
handsome cut Of Father Epdeavor
Clark followed b. A skefssn OF the Eu-
aeaVor movement in SIS natf0 uai snd iF3-
terf4atioutal phases. There Is also a short
history 81 he work IN the state Of Wash
ingtOn. ami an account Of the orgautza-
tton and work OF the Seattle local union
with the names OF thirty-two societies I'm
this city Then follows fail prog ranlIre
Of tho convention with the names 81 all
the speakers The last two pages are
'ieycfed 80 information showing the
places OF interest ia and about Seattle
and how 10 reach them. together with
small guide map OF the central portion Of
Seattle. showing the various churches
street car lines, denots and wharves.
which was prepared for the committee by
g ". Hooper. The book cover contains
card Or thanks from the committee TO the
various firms. naming them. that have
financially assisted In the work of The
convention.
The entertainment committee has en-
gagged the Occidental hotel as headquar-
tCrs. on account % it's convenient f0ca-
tion. and especially because II has no bar
pr. Clark. Mr.. Hartman. state president
ana a large number ~ the delegates will
be accommodated al this hotel.
The Opening Session.
The opening session will commence
promptly a. IN this evening. with State
President John 7. Hartman. jr. OF Puy-
allup. presiding The first event will be
song service. lei by the Christian En-
ieavor choir. under the direction OF Mr.
y. ;. Pond. II : O'Clock there viii be an
address by Rev. Dean Richmond
ity Protestant Episcopal church I'm
Tacoma, his topic being. What
Is Christian EndeayorT" Following this
there will be a pastors symposium and
each minister In the congregation VIII be
allowed two minutes 10 answer the ques-
b"H WY l IKE AHflSAldn EuleANDT-
The evening session will be short and
az It's close some time Will 10 devoted 70
introductions and social Intercourse. This
evening" session viii mark the first ia
PRODUCTION in Seattle OF the new Chris
tan Endcavor music. sung for the first
time AT the International convention In
Cleveland last summer
Tomorrow the delegates Will have 10
rise quite early iu order 10 attend hat
characteristics Of all Christian Endsavor
meetings, the early morning prayer meet
ing. which VII be held promptly at $50
ia the First Presbyterian church. The
leader viii bc Rev. .. l.. Fowler, Of Nc
MILAN.
The Visiting Leaders.
Dr. Clark LEFT last Tuesday night on
the steamer Resale for Victoria, r. e,
10 speak a the British Columbia Chris
tian Enieavor convention yesterday and
today. lie viii leave Victoria tomorrow
morning. and arrive In Seattle I'm the az
terao0n. and VIII be present "a the re-
naming sessions Of the convention
Rev ". H. 6 Temple. OF South Bos-
ton. who is i'm this city considering call
% the pas{orafc of Plymouth church. has
announced his intention of being present
III every session OF the convention. lie
viii this evening Keep company with the
other pastors Of Washing on in giving his
'tWo-minute reasons for liking the
Christian Endeavor movement
Rev. T.. +. kirkpatrick. the eloquent
pastor OF the Fist United Presbyterian
church o. Tacoma. VIII hc present at all
ihe sessions untE Saturday night. whom
h. viii bc Obliged 20 rcturn II Tacoma for
his regular sunday services.
There is considerable rivalry as n where
the mex; years session shall he held. wal
ia WaIla ana North Yakima and ether
si.iss striving % secure IT, The Yakima
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