Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-13


deavorers from all over the world. Here 1t
Is:
LOUISVILLE, '9S.
Oh, armies of Christian Endeavor-
Oh, hosts of our risen King,
Sound forth loud shouts of hallelutah,
Glad tidings of victory now sing
Marching on the mighty host advances.
Kentucky throws wide her gate
With banners of Jesus floating DER US
At Louisville in 1893.
At Louisville in '9S. at Louisville in 90,
Our Y. p. 8. G. E. forever,
And Louisville In 1893.
Hail. soldiers of all tribes and nations.
From lands across the sea-
Ten thousand of thousands Of warriors
All working in Christian unity.
Conc ring all through Christ. our royal Cap
tain.
In armor aglow with faith,
Come singing sweet praises to Jehovah
To Louisville in 1898
To Louisville In '9s, to Louisville in '9s
Our Y. p. S. c. f. forever,
And Louisville in 1898.
The bright sunny south bids you welcome,
With hearts full of cheer. now come.
For Christ and the Church and His glory
March onward to the odd Kentucky
Home"
For the white and royal purple banners
Our ensigns so fair await
The gathering of Christian Endeayorers
At Louisville in 1893.
At Louisville in 49, at Louisville in '0S,
Our Y. Z. s. c. f. forever,
And Louisville In 1898.
To greet the visitors the members Of the
Ryland Methodist Episcopal Church had ar
| ranged their church in fitting manner,
particular attention being paid to the com
fort of the delegates. Every possible prep
aration was made. and all were perfectly
delighted with their reception and the &C
commodations afforded them.
PRESIDENT John D. Ellis and wife were
entertained by the pastor Of Ryland
Church, Rev. 8. NJ. Hartsock. Rev.A. ].
Arrick of Mt. Sterling and wife are stopping
at the st. James Hotel, with number Of
delegates.
Rev, G. NJ. Miller of Covington came with
a delegation from the Dicksy Valley Union.
Rev. Ramsey Of Augusta and Rev w G.
Condit of Ashland are also here with dele
cations from their towns: also Rev S. NJ
bernard OF Warsaw and Rev.J.R. Collier of
louisville are with their delegations.
Royal purple and white are the state colors
for Kentucky, with which Ryland Church
Is royalty decorated, and presented a bril-
liant appearance in honor of the young
people of Kentucky
The following Kentucky Endeayorers are
registered at the church.
Louisville-Miss Lizzie Bach. Dr. w. P.
Banta, Miss Bessie Bell. Miss Mary "
F. Blger, Mr.. VIM. Black. Miss Mary D.
Broderson. ]. T. Charlton. Miss Jennie
Clarke. Miss Dora B. Collier, Rev J. r.
Collier. DD;: and wife: Julia NJ. Com
SWIM, W. NJ DdnHeT, MISS Ellie D1XOn
Mrs. Maude Dolhnger. Miss Blanche Du-
gan. Miss Eva Feierabend. j. Ffshback,
Eveline Fulton, Miss Sarah Graves. Miss
NJ N Hail. A C. Hungerland. Miss Louise
ME e. Lehman. Misses Clara and Emily
Leonhart. L. J. Macintosh. Mr. Jas II
Mccoy. F. v. Mckenzie. E. E. Olney. Ella
Overall. Chas: r. Prather. Evan Proesser.
Johanna c. Rehkoff, H. S. Redman Au-
gusta Richter. Hannah schumann. ~ NJ
hoemaker. V. D. Shouse. Mary Smith,
NJ. H: Spiegelhalder. Chas. W. Springer
and wife. Myrtle Sproule. F. Rica Straeffer.
Summers. Ada Thi1ton. Mary Troxler,
Rev. r. A. Walton. E. D. Whedbee. Annie
Wilson, Mary Wybrant. Mrs VIM. T.
Lang go and daughter daughter Mary: Mrs. Ro
Mrs NJ R. Gilgore. Miss Fannie Savage.
w. F. Kent. Mrs. w. R. Hardin. A. A
Williamson and wife. E. H. Wilson, Mrs.
d larry gri Bridges Leraine Norris; Belle Cor
Mt Sterling-Rev. A. J. Arrick and wife
Hugh l.. Boardman. Pearl Bruton, Mrs. r.
Al: Parrish. Bette Ferguson. L. B. Per-
Klns. EI 1Sa9e Stops. Mamie White
Covington-Carrie E. Brogan, Grace E.
Brcgan. Mrs. E. Daley. Alfred d. DALEY.
Florence Daley. Sedie Grunkenveyer. Mrs
L. w: johnson, Enolia Stops. John Walsh.
wife and daughter. Mrs. Ottie Lee Gray.
R: s. Stewart. Rev. Geo. A Miller and
wife, Clifford E. Nadand, Nan L. RAN
shaw, Alvin A. Renshaw, F. B. Savers.
Joseph A. Serena, Abb Seaman and Ger
trGde Stewart.
Lexington-Carrie Brown. w. G. Conley.
Mattaline e Craltree r. Tibbs. Rev. B. H.
Nettie Stone and Mary Walby.
Qellevue) Newport-Frank H. Constant
Judge John d. Ellis and wife. John De
Ellis. Mrs. NJ. Everhart. r. D. Harding,
Charles L. Harrison and wife. Effie Har-
NJ z
Nettie Moore. Mrs. Elizabeth Peacock and
daughter. Emma Skinner and May c.
Woodward.
Louisberg-E. G. Adams.
McKinney-Mrs. Geo. Afford, Mrs. Mary
Bibb. Mrs. Pearle Pulliam and Mrs. g.
Moore.
Hopkinsville-A. F. Arnold. Harry Ar
mold. Mrs. Hattie Arnold. w. s. Hale and
J. w. Mitchell.
Pittsburg-Mrs. J. w. Basin.
acknowledgements Bennett and Miss
NJ. s. Logan.
Warsaw-Rev s. NJ. Bernard
Falmouth-Mrs. Kate Bradford, Rebecca
Bullock. L. P. fryer and Kate N. Null
lens.
Owensborough-w H. Brannon and wife.
Edna Gates and Mary Payne.
Winchester-Joscphine Brown, Mrs w.
R. Brown and Laura Ecton.
Burgin-Allice Burgin and Lillian Curd.
Ashland-W. NJ Campbell, Mary Ford
Condit, Rev. w. c. Condit and Minnie
Schugh.
Paris-katie Conifax.
Barbourville-Miss Tomme Clark, Ada
Franklin and T. B. Tinsley.
Erlanger-IIou Lou Coombs.
MISUNDERSTANDING Crigler, Edna Gott-
ieb. Grace Richardson, Mamie Richardson
and H. c. Runyan.
Petersburg-Elvin J. Curry.
Marshall-Mattie and May Deneale
Richmond-Miss A. V. De Jarnatt, Mrs.
N. w. Williamson and Nina Phipps
Dayton-J. N. Erwin, Ada Hewetson and
H. B. Spencer.
Crittenden-Virginia Fenley.
Corbin-C. w. Green.
Cynthlana-J. J. Haley and T. A. Reed.
Bardstown-Miss Hammond, Mrs E. NJ.
Moore and Lizzie N. Sharp.
Valley Station-Bessie Hardin.
Frankfort-Lucy Julian. Maggie Page
and Mary Page.
Augusta-Julia Kearns, Mrs g. 8. Kirk.
Rev. F. P. Ramsay, Rev. W. d. Rice, W.
F. Rice and G. 8. Smoot
Princeton-Mrs. Joseph Lanman
Morgan-J. R. Meek
Danville-Hattie L. Mars, Eugenia Pull
liam, Edna K. Sallee, Eta " Sallee and
Mary s. Simpson.
Mays Lick-Annie Myolf and F. NJ. Tin
der and wife.
Fredonia-Lizzie and Musa Mcdonald.
London-Edward Parker and Mrs. H. G.
Thompson.
Dixon-P H. Parker. ]. c. Parker ard
7. Lisman.
Parksviile-Dena Reed.
Brooks-Georgia Summers.
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