The morning times., 1896-10-12

The twelfth anniversary of the Central
Union Mission " i'll be 0b,ervednext Sunday.
The afternoon session Ill be held at the
mission, 622 Louisiana avenue, at .
O'Clock, " hen addresses will be made by
prominent ministers. There " i'll also be a
converts testimony meeting and q special
programof music. The evening service will
DC nsid at the Calvary baptist Cnurcl. when
addresses Will be delivered by DR.. S. II.
Greene and Others. statement OF the
years Work will be presented. The music
" Ill be IA feature OF the evenings exercises.
ANNIVERSARY WEEK.
The anniversary week exercises will be-
gin this evening. however, and will be
continued every nign5 at the mission chapel
at T:30 p. III. Tonight's service Will be in
honor of the reunion OF the Old Workers"
Mr.. o. u. Brown will preside and the prin-
cipal address " Ill BE- delivered by Mr. II. A.
Hail. no conducted tn. services the night
Brother Sweeney. the first convert, came
to The mission. Brief addresses " i'll be de-
livered by Mr.. W. II. WC.mley, Rev. Mr..
Mytinger, DR.. F.. A. Grant nd Others
The Tuesday evening service includes an
Introductory song and praise service. The
address of the evening will be made by
W. L. Bruen, but addresses will also be
delivered by Alfred Wood and others. At
lnlS Ifettlnp tne MlSSiDn VIII receive the
endorsement of business men.
"Wednesday night is Pastors Night"
when ten-minute addresses will be deliv-
cred by pastors of the different churches
on'.The Need of the Mission or the Churches
Work Among the Nom church Going Classes" :"
1.-The Call to This Work ,''''Our Lords Ex-
ample Mission Work-Especialiy Ear-
vesting,'' The Crown Of Rejocing-tha
Joy Set Before U.s." THE Message of the
Mission the Gospel
The Christian Endeavorers and the Ep-
worth Leaguers have charge Of the service
Thursday night. The program consists Of
an Introductory service, song, Scripture
reading and prayer. The address will be
delivered by President NJ. NJ Shand, Of the
District Christian Endeavor Society. There
will also be a solo by Mr.. Percy s. Foster
and n N address by President red E. Tasker,
of the Epworth League Union. Other
music will follow and brief addresses
CONVERTS NIGHT.
Converts Night" is Friday night, and
at this service Mr.. A l.. Swartwout will
preside. Following the introductory service
Mr.. 4. b. Sweeney, the first convert of the
mission, will make an address, and Mrs. T.
Brooke, the first woman converted at the
mission, will sing. Brief addresses will
be delivered by converts.
The rally OF tie branches and societies
of the mission viii be held Saturday night,
when Mr.. q. W. Wheeler viii preside.
Among those to be present or represented
Will he: Tie Women's band, address by
President Macfarland: Mems band, ad-
dress by President Harrison: Georgetown
branch. address by Supt. johnson; Gospel
Hall, address by Matron Carroll; Bruen
Mission, address by Supt. Waclter. south
east branch, address by Supt. Stevens
Maryland avenue branch. address by Evan
gelist Little; Fourteenth street branch,
address by Supt. Gnatt: Cottage row
branch, address by Col. Martin: north
east branch, address by Supt. Nowlin;
"open Door," address by Resident Mis-
s!onary Stuckey.
At all OF these week night meetings a
special musical program will be rendered.
The music will consist of vocal aud in
strumental selections, and will be both
entertaining and instructive. All are in
vited to attend.