The morning times., 1896-11-12

Miss F. A. Meeks, Fred L. Tasker, Rev.
I. J. Clark, Mrs. M. NJ. Mitchell, Mrs.
ii. b. Moulton, William j Palmer, F. T.
Israel, George S. Gibson, George L. Arm
strong, Miss A. L. Crnmp, William Pier
point, Edgar Erwin, William Broadhurst
r., s. Wolfe, c. E. Roberts, F. B. Little,
Fred L. Woodward, F. ]. Metcalf Mrs.
A. V. Allen, c. Scott Duvall, d. c.
Smith son, w. l.. Lynn, Mark A Watson.
Rev. William d. Beall, II L. Mcqueen,
Rev. j. W. Steele, NJ. 7. Phelps, X. L.
Middleton, Z. S. LaFetra. S. s. Symons,
II. L. Buell., H. C. Riley, S. C. Cissel. DR..
c. j. Ladson, j. F. Ensle, j. S. Rarker,
DIR. A. NJ. Green, j. Ritter, NJ. Dannison
w. H. Kerr, G. d. Fox, James Posey, jr;
w. NJ. Walters, F. B. Gilmore, and A A.
Hancock.
LIST OF DELEGATES.
Delegates elected are as follows:
Alexandria-Key. l.. /. McDougle, o. F.
BaSgeLt, AIRS. Amy Neech Mrs. IRWIN Lud-
wig, Mrs. Bectel, and Miss Edner Nora
more.
Ashton-Rev. II. P. West, Edgar Erwin,
Misses S. Lizzie Fairall, Bessie Thompson,
and Laura Fairall.
Beth estia-Misses Edith Purdum, Rose
Snyder, Iona NJ. Snyder, Parepa Walker,
Mr.. NJ. Z. Linthicum, and j. Broadhurst.
Brookland-Rev. VIII Chapman, f. Cissel,
Mrs. /. S. HoiIidge, Mrs. Is. L. Murray,
and Dr. I. Y. Hull.
Douglas-Rev. j. L. Walsh, c. Z. Rob
erts, K. l. Carr, Mrs. L. ]. Harper, Misses
Lena Gerlick, May Branson, and Emma
llarr.
Dumbarton-Rev. ]. b. Sutt, Prof. E.
Frisby, K. Z. Layton, Mrs. Waugh. Miss
Laura Artz, and Miss Clara S. Bremerman.
Epwurth-Rev- j. o. Knott, E. l.. Baker.
A. V. Gale, Misses Margaret Waesche,
Mollie Corner and Mary Hobgood
Fifteenth Strect-Rev. W. W. Van Ars-
dale, f. j. Metcalf, Misses Bickford, Os-
borne and CrandaI.
Fletcher-Rev- c. O. Cook. D. Buchanan,
j. VI. Allen, NJ. Z. Fowler, and Mrs. NJ.
Z. Fowler.
Foundry-Rev. o. A. Brown, Mrs. 1. o.
Ball, X. l.. Bains. George +. Cahill, W.
H Kerr, Miss C. Chandler and Miss Mabel
Perry.
Gaithersburg-Rev. W D. Bean, Mrs
d. F. yirts. Mrs. A. V. Plummer, C.
Scott Duvall and Miss f. j. Waters.
Gorsuch-Rev. w. H. Richardson, NJ. G.
Colison. Misses A. E. Crump, May Biondi
and Clara Daily.
Grace-Rev. George V. Leech, Thomas
G. Young, S. Scrivener, Mrs. C. l.. Lotus,
Mrs. Flora A. Jones and Miss Amy S.
Nedford.
Hamline-Rev. W. r. Stricken, E. W.
W. Williams. II. b. MoultOn, j. X. Mickls
E. z. Hamlin. Misses Irene Bancs, A. E.
Wing and Jennie Mickle.
Hunting Hill-Rev. W. d. Beall, Mrs.
Jennie oswell. Misses Iradell Ward,
Mamie Magruder and Victoria Ward.
Kensington-Rev. Il. NJ. Moore, Mrs. W.
Z. Dulin. Mrs. K. NJ. Moore. Miss Fannie
Reese, Miss c. L. Little and W. E Dulin
McKendree-Rev. II. r. Naylor, S. S
Culbertson,A Archie W. Davis, William
Bushby, Miss Blanche A. Tomlinson, Mrs.
F. j. Mackenzie and Miss Annie Davis.
Metropoliian-Rev. Hugh Johnston, Will
lam c. Eldridge, W. S. Dewhirst. W. E.
Wright. c. NJ. Forrest, E. L. Harvey,
Misses May Tuthill. and Susie Hopkins.
North Capitol-Rev. G. L. Pate. W. S.
Ayers. Misses NJ E. Edison. Daisy House,
Clara DeNenne and Jessie Gray.
st. Paurs-Rev. S. l.. Bryant, NJ. N
Richardson, Miss Louise Duvall, Mrs.
NJ. n. Richardson and Miss Bertha Adams.
Tenle wn-Rev. ]. r. Cannon, Misses
Mary Deane. Mamie Shoemaker, Ida Pax
ton and Cora Hieder.
Twelfth Street-Rev. W. G.. Cassard,
Misses Mollie Larkn. Byrd Bobb, Florence
Burgess. Emma Harding and s. c. Cissel.
Trinity-Rev. G. ". Hobbs, T. B. Stahl,
R. E. Cook, Harry Belt, NJ. Otterback, ]. X.
McCathran.and Mrs. E. X. Berkeley.
| Union-Rev. A. Bielaski, A. S. Taylor,
Misses Belle Meany, Mary Emmart and
| and Sadie Taylor.
Waugh-Rev. E. o. Eldridge, O. C.
| Boetler, John Croft, Roland Roderick,
A. W. Lukei, Misses d. Mitchell. Carrie
Roderick, B. E. Walter, Bertha Jett and
Mrs. II. Beale.
Wesley-Rev. G. ". Baldwin, J. S. Barker,
Fred Mckee. A. Faulkner, Misses Ada
Fowler and Grace bowling.
Liberty Grove-Misses Mary L. Burton,
| Edna Wright. Alice NJ. Wooten, Walter
Carr and NJ. T. Phelps.
n n n II q
James Croggon, ". II. Downs and Miss
The program for the occasion is practi-
cally as follows:
TO OPEN WITH A RALLY,
Friday evening at o'clock the conven.
tion will open with a grand rally. The
chapters will carry their banners and
occupy seats reserved for them. Mr.
Fred E. Tasker, District president, will
preside. Fiftecn-minute song service will
be conducted by MIR. William j. Palmer,
District fourth vice pres ident. Devo-
| tional exercises by Rev. L. B. Wilson,
ID D., presiding elder. Singing by the con,
gregation. Rev. R. NJ. Moore, president
Baltimore Conference League, viii talk
about the great International convention
at Toronto, '97.
Selection by brass quartet, followed by
Rev. Madison Swadener OF Cincinnati
This address will be followed by the Gus
| tomary offering, after which the congrega-
tion will sing the doxology and be dis
missed by Rev. A. Bielaski, pastor Union
NJ. E. Church. AT the close OF the Ser
vice reception will be given to delegates
and friend sin the lecture room of the church
Saturday morning, 10 O'Clock Temper
| ance rally, Mr.. r. E. Layton, presiding;
Miss Emma Houchen, secretary. Sing
| ing, Bible reading and invocation, Rev
| j. w Beull; address, 1.-The Foe We Fight"
Rev. E. o. Eldridge; solo, Miss Lille
| Stewart; address, GOOD Citizenship"
Hosea b. Moulton; benedictiUn, Rev. G..
%. Cook.
IL O'Clock Missionary rally, Rev. T. j.
| Clark, presiding; Miss Emma Houchen. sec
retary. Devotional exercises, Rev. John
| l.. Walsh; address, Home Missions" Mrs
Clara Reach; singing; address, Foreign
| Missions,'' Rev. W. K. Stricken; singing;
benediction, Rev. C. W. Baldwin. All
missionary societies, Juvenile, home and
| meeting.
FOR SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
| Saturday afternoon, from 1:3O to 8
O'Clock, department. conferences will be
| held. Literary department, auditorium
1:3O to 2:30, Mrs. H. B. Mouiton, District
third vice president, presiding; Miss Grace
| Bowling, secretary. Devotional exercises,
Rev L. l. McDougle; Reading Circles; Are
| They Advisable" Mr. Mark A. Watson;
discussion; 'Other Literary Work" Miss
Amy l.. May; discussion; Interest. How
to Create and Maintain It," Miss Martha
| s. H aines; discussion; music; gu estion
drawer and benediction.
/ Mercy and Help, lecture room, 1:3O to
| $50, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Mitchell, District secont
vice president, presiding; Miss Emma
Humphries, secretary. Scripture reading,
| Miss Mary Tuthill; prayer, Rev. W. G.
1 .HasSard. Singing. address ssV alue Mercy