Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-11-10
Columbia Association to Assemble
Next Monday.
LIST OF DELEGATES ALREADY CHOSEN
Program Arranged for the Three
Days Sessions.
p A P z RS TO BE READ

hSsN5y anu quay ne COHNtuliOn Is 70
hold its sessions in the auditorium of the e
Street Baptist Church. and of which the
Rev. ]. ]. Muir, ID. D., is pastor. 1t is ex-
pected that this conference of the associa-
ton will be well attended. Those churches
which have elected representatives and the
names OF those selected are as follows:
Calvary Church Rev. Samuel II. Greene,
pastor, including Kendall Church, Rev.
Theron Outwater ass.stant.-Revs. Il. L.
Whitman. d. D., G. NJ. p. King. ID. d., J.
NJ Gregory, ID. D., f. w. Bliss J. Cham
beers, Messrs. E. b. Curtis, F. II. Stickney.
l.. r. Smith, A. L. Swartout. ID. A. Cham
bers. Pierson H. Bristow. DIR. c. r. Dufour,
DR.. ID. s. Foster. David Haynes. John Boyd.
c. C. Everett, S. W. Woodward, John F.
Vinal. Prof. ]. H. Gore, J. X. Mothershead,
w. H. McKnew, B. f. Gebest, George II.
Judd, G. T. Jones, A. p. Rider. T. Bray, ].
E. Talbot, Mesdames S. II. Greene, w. NJ.
King, F. w. Clemens, J. H. Grant and
Misses NJ. NJ. Bartlett, NJ. Marshall and NJ.
]. Hazard.
First Church, Rev. Chas. A Stakely, pas
tor.-Prof. William A Wilbur. Mrs. S. J.
Broadus. Moncure Burke, f. t. Eckels.
Mrs. F. X. Fox, DIR. A ]. Huntington. Prof.
F. Menefee, r. II. Martin, Prof. Otis T.
Mason. Prof. A. p. Montague, Charles w.
Needham, Miss Flora Nichols J. orc. Rob-
erts, DR.. George C. Samson and Edgar
Speiden.
E Street Church, Rev. j. ]. Muir. u. n,
pastor.-Will.am Fletcher, +. s. Deand, II.
S. Boynton, Z. Richards. A. NJ. Clapp Will
lam F. Eaton, John Larcombe +. T. Fem
wick. r. W. Fenwick, F. A. Rhoderick.
Mrs. Rosa ID. Sholes and Mrs. Chattie Bean.
Fifth Church, Rev. Chastain G Meador
d. d., pastor.-Samuel Lee. William r.
Carter, Lloyd E. Davis, DIR. J. F. Price.
c. l. Gessford, J. L. Cox. L. c. Handy. r.
A. Ford, J. W. waple, s NJ. Ieatman. 8.
G. English Mrs. J. w. Maple. Mrs. w F.
Carter, Samuel Howison, c. Clinton James
and John T Nails.
Metropolitan Church, Rev. Granville S.
Williams. ID. d., pastor.-Wilam Hatton,
Dr. John T. Laning, James Sharp, Benja-
min Vail, John C. Witel Mrs Emma N
Boynton, Miss Jennie NJ. Gilman, Mrs
Susie E. Hoofnagle. Mrs. Ermina J. Loud
and Mss Sara c. Wright.
Grace Church, Rev. A. F. Anderson, pas
tor.-W c. Weeden, A c. Whitney W s.
tanning, Mrs. Sarah Van III. Horn, Mrs
Martha Weeden. Mrs Florence Solger and
Mrs. Sarah Nice. Spoford.
Anacosta. Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson pas
tore. w. Leech, Rev. George Bowman,
Rolvix Harlan, l. X. Dawson, l. $. Carter
and Miss Nirgfe King.
Queenstown Church, Rev r. r. West,
pastor-J. B. Lord, l. ouackenbush. w. r.
Robbins, c. G.. Lynch and Mrs. c. @.
Lynch.
Maryland Avenue Church. Rev y. C.
Naylor. pastor.-W s Ke:ser Mrs Annie
A. Naylor. Edgar Speiden, tr.. Mrs. Mary
+. Donohue and A. w. {. Nowlin.
The other churches belonging to the as
sociatcn besides these just mentioned are:
Second. Gay street: East Washington
Heights. MI. Taber and Hynesboro' Park
So far as known there is no special uues-
ton of importance left over from the last
annual meeting which viii be debated. The
present officers of the assocat ion. all of
whom are elected annually are as follows:
Moderator, Rev. s. II. Greene: clerk Samuel
NJ. featman, and treasurer, Warning f.
Evans Mr.. Neatman, the clerk, has serv-
ed IN that capacity nineteen successive
years and will undoubtedly he reelected
for the twentieth term. The annual sermon
is to be preached this year by President
whitman of Columbian University If
from any reason he is unable to be present
then ii will be delivered by the Rev A F,
Anderson. who is the alternate.
The program is as follows:
MONDAY evening. opening session 80
O'Clock, anthem by the choir: association
called to order by the moderator. Rev. s.
n Greene, DID,: invocation by Rev. Geo.
Z. T. Stevenson: hymn, reading of Scrip
prayer by Rev. A. F. Anderson: singing
by the choir; annual sermon by Rev b. L.
Whitman, president of Columbian Univer-
sity; prayer; hymn: partial report of COM
mittee on order of exercises and bencdic-
ton.
Tuesday, 1870 am. prayer for the
Spirits guidance and blessings on our
meetings." Rev. r. r. West leader: IL
opening religious exercises, under the direc-
ton of the moderator: 1l:l0 reading of
letters from the churches by S. VI. Yeat-
man: enrolment of delegates. election of
officers, report of committee on order of
exercises, reception of visiting brethren;
1880 adjournment: pm. prayer for work
In the District of Columbia, Rev. n. C.
NGylor, leader; 80, report of executive
board, report of treasurer. addresses Eve
minutes each, by The missionaries of the
association, followed by general discus
sion; 49, adjournment: $50 pm, GeVo-
tional, prayer for missions at home and
abroad, Rev. G. S. Williams, leader; 8
o'clock, report of committee on missions,
Rev. ]. j. Muir, leader: addresses, fifteen
systematic benevolent commission, the
home mission board of the Southern Bap-
fist convention, the Missionary Union, the
foreign mission board of the Southern Bap-
fist convention and the Home Mission So
ciety: discussion OF reports: adjournment.
Wednesday, 10 am. devotional, prayer
for the temperance cause, Rev. Hugh T.
Stevenson. leader: 1890, reports of COM
chairman; Bible and tract distribution,
Rev. Z. Hez Sven. chairman: address
by representatives of the American Bap-
list Publication Society: miscellaneous bus
mess and adjournment; 2 pm. devotional
prayer for our institutions OF learning. Kew.
w. A. Wilbur. leader: DO report of edu-
catlOndi DOdru, H. t. 1fuett, CHAIRMAN.
O'Clock, report of committee on education,
Rev. Charles A. Stakely, DID. chairman;
addresses by representatives of Columbian
University and Wayland Seminary; dis
cussion of reports; 1:30. devotional, prayer
for Sunday schools, r. A. Ford, leader; 8
pm. report of committee on Sunday
schools, c. w. Noedham. chairman: pro-
gram as arranged by the committee.
Thursday, 10 am, prayer for churches,
Rev. c. c. Meador. leader: 1890, reports
of committees: committee to audit treas
urer's report, committee 10 nominate new
executive board, committee on preacher
and place of next meeting; IL am, commit
tee on obituaries, Rev. W. 5. o. Thomas,
i1:f0, report of the Womans
Baptist Missionary Associations: II 80,
business. 12:30, adjourn
ment; pm, devotional prayer for general
revival of religion, Rev. Theron Outwater,
leader; $50. announcement of standing
2:i5. report of the Baptist
Home and the treasurer: 800. miscela-
neous business; 4:30. adjournment: 1850.
devotional, prayer and praise service. Percy
3. Foster. leader: s O'Clock, report Of COM
mittee on young peoples work. Miles II.
Shand. chairman. program as arranged by
committee; adjournment at pleasure.