Evening star., 1896-07-09


Ellis. Newport. KY; Rev Ford c. Ottman.
Newark; presentation of banner to local
union.
Tent Washington-Preside Clark, Bos-
! ton, presiding; Mr.. Foster, Washington.
| musical director; devotional exercises by
| Rev. E. B. Bagby, Washington; addresses
| by Mr.. Amos r. Wells, Boston, Rev. Fredk.
j. Stanley, Newburgh, n. Y; Mrs. Sarah
| F. Gardner, Calcutta, and Rev. j. l.. With
| row, Chicago.
Tent WiIliston-Mr. Ira D. SanSey, Brook
| lyn, presiding; Mr.. Blhorn, Chicago. musi-
cal director; devotional exercises. Rev. ]. L.
! Rankin, Washington; addresses by Rev. ].
| e. Pounds, Indianapolis: Rev. S. Edward
| Young, Newark. and Rev. ]. Wilbur Chap
man, Philadelphia; presentation of banner
to local union.
| Tent Endeavor-Rev. Wayland Hoyt. Phil
| adelphia, presiding: Mr.. Excel. Chicago,
| musical director; devotional exercises by
Rev l.. B. Wilson, Washington; addresses
| by Mr.. Giles Kellogg, San Diego, Cal; {;
Bishop b. w. Arnett WiIberforce, Ohio;
| Miss Margaret W. Leitch, Ceylon, and Rev.
| Arthur j. Brown, New York.
SATURDAY.
G:3O to 7:15 A. NJ.
Early morning prayer meetings. Topic:
Il promise Him that l will strive to do
whatever He would like to have me do"
S:3O to 9::sO A. NJ.
Bible book study at New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. Topic: Hosea, the
Prophet of Love-"
9:sO to IL $40 A. NJ.
Annual junior rally at Tent winston
| Rev. George b. Stewart. Harrisburg, pre-
siding; Mr.. Foster, Washington, musical
director; addresses by Master Raymond
Miles, Washington; Mrs. Jas. l.. Hill, Salem,
and President Clark. Boston
Evangelistic meeting for men at Tent
Washington, Secretary Baer, Boston, pre-
siding; Mr.. Bilhorn, Chicago, musical di-
rector; devotional exercises by Mr.. W. n
Multer, Washington; and addresses by
Commander F. Del. Booth-Tucker. New
York; Mr.. c. n. Hunt, Minneapolis, and
Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman Philadelphia.
Eyangelistic meeting for women at Tent
Endeavor, Mrs John Willis Baer, Boston,
presiding; Mrs. Frank Byram, Washington
musical director; devotional exercises by
Mrs. Wilbur F. Crafts, Washington; ad-
dresses by Mrs. Kate Waller Barrett, W ash
ington Miss Belle Kearncy. Flora, Miss. !;
Mrs E. NJ. Whittemore, New York, and
Consul Mrs. F. Del Booth-Tucker. New
York.
IL to 1 p. NJ.
Evangelistic meeting at Central Union
Mission. Other meetings in various
churches by delegations.
6P. NJ.
Open-air patriotic song service at east
side of Capitol building, with chorus of
1900 voices, assisted by United States
Marine Band, President Clark, Boston, pre-
siding; Mr.. Foster, Washington, musical
director; address by Mr.. John Wanamaker,
Philadelphia; presentation of banner;
march to treasury building.
5::,O to 9::sO Il. NJ.
Citizens meetings as follows. on the
topic, Christian Endeavor; Its Aims and
Possibilities
Tent Washington-Rev. Chas A. Dickin-
son. Boston, presiding: Mr.. Excel, Chi
cago. musical director; devotional exercises
by Prof Jas. L. Howe, Lexington, Va; ad-
dresses by Rev. j. u. Tyler, Cleveland; ;
Rev. Wayland Hoyt, Philadelphia, and Mr.
John Wanamaker. Philadelphia.
Tent Endeavor-Rev. Jas. L. Hill. Salem.
Mass, presiding; Mr.. Bilhorn, Chicago,
musical director; devotional exercises by
Rev. r. w. Miller, Reading, Pa; addresses
by Rev. H. c. Farrar. Albany: Rev. John
T. Beckiey. Albany. and Rev. ~ Boynton,
Detroit.
In the evening there will also be recep-
tions and rallies of the delegations at the
church headquarters.
SUNDAY.
G:sO to 5:I0 A. VI.
Early morning prayer meetings at the
headquarters churches; topic: Prayer and
Bible study-"I will make it the rule of my
life to pray and read the Bible every day
8::sO A. ".
Sunday school sessions in the city
Regular church services.
3 to 4 u. NJ.
Denominational missionary rallies in the
various churches.
$3.50 to ::s5 p. NJ.
Sabbath observance meeting at Central
Hall-Rev. Theodore l.. Cuyler, Brooklyn,
presiding; Mr.. Foster, Washington. musical
director; devotional exercises by Rev. ]. f.
Gilbert. Washington: addresses BY Mrs.
Henry 7. McEawn, New York: Rev. J. b.
Davidson. Milwaukee,; Rev. Alexander Ali
son, New York, and Rev. Wilbur F. Crafts,
Washington.
4:aO to 5:3O p. NJ.
Evangelstic meeting for citizens in Tent
Washington-Rev. b. Fay Mills, Fort Ed
ward. n Y. in charge; Mr. Excel, Chicago,
musical director.
Christian Endeavor prayer meetings
SP. NJ.
Regular church services.
6::sO to 7:I5 A. NJ.
Early morning prayer meetings; topic:
Consecraton-"Ju so far as l know.
throughout my whole life, 1 will endeavor
to lead Christian life
S:3O to O.3O A. NJ.
Bible book study at New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church; topic: First Corinth-
ans-"Practical Christianity"
9ssO to IL $50 A. NJ.
Meetings of Worlds Union Of Christian
EndeavOr, as follows:
Tent Williston-President Clark, presid-
ing: Mr.. Foster, musical director; addresses
by Bishop Thoburn, India; Rev. Jos. Brown
Morgan, England Rev. Jesse NJ. Yonan,
Persia; Rev. George P. Coll, Africa; Mr.. 8.
c. X. Rutnam, India, and Rev. J. G. Hid
ner, Germany.
Tent Endeavor-Treasurer VIM. Shaw,
Boston, presiding; Mr.. Excel. musical di-
! rector; addresses by Rev. Arnold Streuli,
| England; Mr.. p. Ramachandrayya, India;
Rev. w. P. Bentley. China; Bishop J. NJ.
. Thoburn, India; Rev. w. H. Towers, Eng
land, and Rev. H. s. Jennanyan. Armenia.
9:3O to IL ::t5 A. NJ.
Meeting in interest of suffering Arme-
mans in Tent Washington-Rev. Wayland
Hoyt. Philadelphia, presiding; Mr.. Bilhorn,
musical director; devotional exercises by
Rev. ]. E. Fout, Washington; addresses
by Rev. F. D. Greene, Armenia; Miss Re-
becca Kirkorian, Armenia; Miss Margaret
w. Leitoh, Ceylon, and Rev. b. Fay Mills,
Fort Edward, N. Y.
IL to T.. M.
Evangelistic meeting at Central Union
Mission, and other meetings at the
churches.
to u. NJ.
Informal reception at Central Hall to
officers Of the state, territorial and pro-
vincial c. E. unions by the officers and
trustees of the United Society.
1880 to 9:3O p. NJ.
Calvary Baptist-Rev. w. H. Mcmillan.
Allegheny, Pa, presiding; Mr.. P. H. Bris-
tow WASHINGTON musical director. devo-