New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-17
RAPTISTS IN SESSION.
,,pv PARK TO ENTERTAIN THE
VARIOUS CHURCH SOCIETIES.

.>.x,vrRsARIEs OF SEVERAL ORGANIzA
.,oys TO EE HELD IN THE FAMOUS NEW
.r.srv pEsoRT-A LARGE ATTENDANCE OF
rpovMEN AND LAYMEN EXPECTED.
Dark Nav &c (SpcciaD. THE May ami
As0. AZ the various societies of the Baptist
'es ~ America will be he'd here this week.
@". ~ local Executive Committee Is arranging to
'hi between 1900 and 5000 clergymen and lay
sA The visitors will represent every State and
s.r,,ory in the Union, as we'll as several Foreign
Countries ,,o.so,. .,,or,,a ond
- continue until Tuesday, May s, inclusive. On
v" ~ morning. May 49, the visitors will be we.-
'" ,a ~ Asbury Park by Senator James Bradley.
@ a,nes Of the various societies will be held
~ auditorium on the beach front. The lower
of the building has been entirely reconstructed.
w. I'm he used for committee meetings. The audi
rru, proper will sect over 5000 people.
~ soc,et,es to be represented include the
,'nssrs Home Mission Society. the American
lis, Publication Society. the American Baptist
sn'..r,csI Society the American Baptist Missionary
49, and the Woman's Foreign Mission Society.
' nv. meetings will be addressed by the leading
,.,as, clergymen OF the country.
81 nrogramme is as follows:
ao,asy and Tuesday May IS and 1.-the meeting
W. Tomen's Babtist Home Mission Society viii
us Via In four consecutive sessions, beginning Mon
Ssy evening, May 49, and closing TUESDAY evening"
VA Wednesday and THURSDAY, May 20 and 21-Anniver-
10 o. and Of Stnsr CUISINES
gsN-sadress OF welcome, by Hon; James A; Brad
IF AsSpTTy psaf and MI Il.
~ Rev. W. NJ. Lawrence. D. d.. Chicago, III.
;,s..ss one on The Sunday-school Considered in
o.. Relations 10 the Kingdom of Christ" by Rev.
n q Partridge Cincinnati. Ohio Second. Req,
MSSnaa s Literature" by Rev c. A. Stakey.
~ ~ w. WORKERS Sa Of the society.
Thursday morning ssssionmAddressss by Pre-
I vsa%s! 6oone IL bsns T PENN
sTysna and others Afternoon sessonAddresses
Few Ss JEW " W Wilma b. b. Pennsylvania; Hon &
Wv e Kingsley Massachusetts,, Boston w. Smith,
M y. American Baptist Historical Society Evening
sssion-Two addresses. one on The Society and
Is s ss Rev TO j. Tayior s. D. Noble Ala
ne other on The Society an Educational and
EnnssllLg Agency" by Rev. r. H. Conwell d.
SATURDAY. May z and sas1;
morning session session. t.
DENTS address. BY Henry F. Colby D. p. Ohio;
appointment of committees. report Of Executive
Of Arrangements. Afternoon session, 2;3O O'Clock
special consideration of the home re;ation to the
s sacs Evening" Eve Se session se ScSck-psvo!Snal
r s Macarthur, D. s.. New-York. ,,-.,
saturday, morning session. $50 oclock-Meeting
Report Of committees addresses by missionaries
Afternoon session. o'clock-Young peoples hour
b missionaries Evening session. 7:so oclock1Ad-
,ss By R Themes n9rmsh Da Rsy
Missionaries at home on furloueh are expected TO
b present and address the Union; Rev C N.
S S 4 asa Rev. Rfy + c GSase Of nf snm asv
M9y r. %05ns s1 ssps
D. New-York Afternoon session session, O'clock
ynoS BY ye' Rev George Bulien 3. D. Of Massa
.s's,!s set apart to m'ss3mar ,h Homn Mission
sSasu by DIR. E. H. Johnson, Grocer Theological
X0saay and Tuesday. May . and 2sIsixtyy,fogIth
snnIssary OF the American Baptist Home Mission
Monday 10 o.clock-There will be an address by
Tie president H X. Porter, ESQ.,; the annua! repore
q the Board, and an address on "AmsTica as q
University of Chicago. Afternoon session-Eighth
anniversary Of the American Baptist E1acf Roan
ieses.S BY John IL. Harris Ii. b. Presdeni, e
Spirit Among College. students" by Rev: c. R.
ference. 4:so o'cock-Eiecton of officers miscel-
laneous business Evening session-There WILL De
three addresses, one by Rev. Alexander Blackburn,
assachuse;ts. on The French Invasion OF New
on "Niexico's Imperative Needs" and the third by
Rev. George c. Lorimer, d. D., OF Massachusetts,
on "The Foreigner in America.
Tuesday. Morning Sesson-Addresses by the Rev
c. A. Woody. Oregon; the Rev. H. G. Woods. ID. D..
Colorado: the Rev. Kerr b. Tuppcr, d. d.. Pennsy-
vania the subject being THE West"
Afternoon Session-The general subject VIII be
education; there will be addresses on this subject
by Presidents owen James Tennessee; J. A.
Booker. Arkansas NJ. Woolverston. Texas; A. c.
Osborn. South Carolina. Evening sess!on1The
theme Will be cooperation; there will be an address
BY DR.. H. l.. Morehouse. New-York on The New
Negro" and other addresses upon the subject OF
cooperation, by eminent speakers.
The nineteenth annual meeting or the Womens
Mission Society will be he'd In four consecutive ses-
s!ons, beginning Monday evening. May Is. Monday
eyening-Annuai address OF the president Mrs. J.
Burdette: Our Offering Mrs. <. IL Barber.
Tuesday mornng-Devotional Mission Band ex
ercise sketch Of Long Island branch impress
tons Of the years work in the churches and on the
nea; symposium, a Model Missionary Society"
Iues1ay fternoon--Devotionsl: What Can con-
ference; "A Voice from Florida; why Women are
Needed Among the Germans" "Woman's Nork in
the West; What l Saw on Ellis Island; In me
m9riam. nominations. resolutions. Tuesday evening
ana Church Missions. Local Charities and General
benevoence''; The Duty and Privilege OF AmeTi-
ean Women 10 Cultivate the Home Mission Field
ADDITION Of Subtraction; adjournment.
Inc local Executive Committee having charge OF
me preliminary arrangements consists OF William "
Tpswey, Ira +. Whyte. Harold Il. Ayres. James 4.
sa't and ~ T. Wheat.