Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-05-22

entire convention. and speakers of recog-
nized ability and conservation will be Sc
AT 4:45 win be held two evangelis.io
deavor. Rev. B. Fay Mills viii have charge
Of one. and the other will be under direc-
ton of Rev. J: Wilbur Chapman. D,D.
mass meeting feS Sabbath observance Is
called. Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler DID,, OF
Brooklyn: NY. vii preside and the speak
ers are Mrs. Henry T. McEwen. New York
city: Rev. q B. Dawson. Milwaukee. Wis.
Rev. Alexander Allison. DID,, New York
city, and Rev. Wilbur F. Crafts, Washing
ton. D: c. J..
deavor prayer meetings. to be followed by
the second preaching service. Thus will
close one Of the most memorable Sundays
the city Of Washington will ever expert
ence.
Monday ASraing, July Is.
1.-THE closing day Of the feast will stani
for World Wide Endeayor' In Tent En-
deavor will be held meeting in the inter
ests Of the suffering Armenians. 1t Is hoped
Hon. John W. Foster will preside. Tht
speakers already engaged for this meeting
are Miss Rebecca Krikorian, Miss Margare
w. Leitch Jaffna, Ceylon, and Rev. B. Fay
Mills.
I'm Terts Williston and Washington the
meetings will be under the auspices of the
Worlds Christian Endeavor Union. Presi
dent Clark will preside in one tent, and
who will probably be heard from in these
two meetings are: Bishop ]. NJ Thoburn
DID,, India: Rev. Geo. p. Coll, Africa; Rev
Richard Richard. Bristol England; Rev
Jesse M. Yonan. Persia: Rev. James Brown
DID,. Africa; Rev Arnold Strenf. Man
chester, England: Rev. p. Ramachandray
va, India: Rev. VIM. p. Bentley. China
Rev H. S. Jenanyan, Turkey
These speakers and others not vel
many nationalities and from almost every
portion Of the globe.
I'm one of these meetings visiting mis-
sionaries will be introduced. and in the
other the Endeavor volunteers for the mis-
sion fields, home and foreign.
Monday Afternoon, July IS.
Monday afternoon like Saturday after
noon is left .open,' so that the delegate:
may have time to visit the points of in
terest without sacrificing any of the SEES
sions Of the convention.
About 30 the officers and trustees viii
give an informal reception to the officer.
Of local. district and state unions Full de-
tails and plans for this social time will bt
announced later.
Monday Night, July Is.
''The closing sessions Of the convention
will be held in the three tents Central
Hall and five large churches. In each
place our marching orders will be suggested
by a sermon, and that to be followed by
corsecration meetings. President Clark
Secretary Baer and Treasurer Shaw will
preside in the tents.
THE list Of those who will preach the
sermons in the closing meetings SO far en-
gagged Is given herewith. Others have been
invited. but as yet their formal acceptance
has not been received: Rev. F. W. Gun
saulus, DID. Chicago, ILL.,: Rev. ]. Wilbur
Chapman. ID. Philadelphia; Rev Matt
Hughes. Minneapolis. Mimi: Rev. b. Fay
Mills, Fort Edward, N. Y: Rev. John Fa-
vile, Appleton, Wis; Rev. H. NJ. Wharton
ID. Baltimore. Md: Rt. Rev. Maurice s.
Baldwin, ID, lord bishop. London. Ont.
Rev. L. A. Banks. DID,. Brooklyn. N. Y
Among those who will have charge OF
the closing conservation meetings are: Rev
J. Wilbur Chapman. DID,. Philadelphia
Mr.. Chas. N. Hunt. Minneapolis, MINI.
Rev B; Fay Mills. Fort Edward. N. Y;
Mr.. Ralph Gillian. Boston: President Fran.
els E. Clark, Treasurer William Shaw and
Secretary John Willis Baer."