The San Francisco call., 1897-07-08
PROMINENT DELEGATES.
Facts About Some of the Prominent
Convention Leaders.

Among the distinguished visitors who
have come to attend the convention are
the following:
Pittsburg. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson are
kodak fends, and consequently are rejoicing
over the many beauties vi picturesque Call
fornia. In this party, which is known as the
jackson party, is Mrs. J. NJ. Glinn of Alle-
gheny City. Mrs. Glinn is connected with the
Allegheny City Bible Society. Inc Misses
Nelson, prominent members or the Pittsburg
Travellers Club. and Miss Brown OF the Sher-
man-avenue Scnool, Ale :heny City, These
people came in specially chartered train
from Pittsburg, and had the misfortune to
telescope with the train from Chicago, which
accident caused the death of several Endeav-
orers bound for California and the convention.
New York;. d. Kinports, the president of
the Stale Christian EIdeavor Society, and the
Rev w. j. McKittrick. president of the Marble
Collegiate Church. Newburg-The Misses
Clara and May de Lancy, daughters of Colonel
de Lancy; both enthusiastic workers in the the
Junior Endeavorers; Miss Anna Mcdowell
and Miss Maud Barnes. All these young
ladies are prominent society bellies and noted
for their charming personalities.
the First Christian Church a Ranooph. and
Mr.. aud Mrs. II. G. Pease, both prominent
workers in church matters at Randolph.
Ohio-Au OF the parties coming from Ohio
massed together in ST. Louis, making a. to-
gether 700 peope. They all arrived at once,
and after calling roll. and finding that there
were none missing, went to their headquar-
ters at the Langnam Hotel Coming out
census W, taken, and it was found that there
were twenty different denominations repre-
sented. Among them there we're forty minis
ters and eighty five teachers. With the party
is Rev. a. NJ. Dawson of Cincinnati. Mr..
Dawson is the pastor OF the Bethel Mission
church, which has notable Sunday-school OF
$500 children. Charles l. france OF Toledo is
IN. general manager the excursion. he
has been actively identified with the En-
deavOr Society for the last ten years or more
Miss Ethel ellis OF Bryan, Ohio, is quite an
important parsonage. Bes ldes being the sta
tisucal secretary of the State Union, she is the
manager of large manufacturing company
OF Bryan. Bishop Arnetl, very able orator,
also came with this party; also ii. Shupe, and
J. II. Bomberger, DID,, president OF the State
Society.
" ashington-Seattl sends Rev. w. H. G.
Temple, pastor of Plymouth Congregational
Church. Mr.. Temple comes from Phillip
Church, south Boston, DR.. Clark's old
church. Rev. T.. Q; Scudder OF the
First Congregational Church. w. w. Belder
H. Nelson, J. Burnes of Spokane; NJ So Ida NJ.
Carlson, John p. Hartman, formerly State
president, and Mr.. William Lewis. Mr.. Lewis
VAS secretary 10 judge Harlem, who was one
of the Bering Sea ar r5itration tripuAaL While
ne was in France Mr.. Lewis helped to organize
several French. American and English En-
deavor societies. Mr.. II. Sutherland, Rev. B.
H. Lingenfelter of Tacoma, and last, but not
least, the Hon. William Wood, Mayor of Seat
tie, who is prom nent worker in Ende avor
circles.
oregon senator j. L. hdSeltluo duu
daughter; }. NJ. Dolph, a son of the late Sea-
a,or Dolpn; Professor w. N. Ferrin of the Pa
cifc University at Forest Grove; Rev. II. L.
Bates, pastor OF the Cum berIand Presbyterian
Church OF that city; Professor Is. NJ Metzger; ;
Rev. G. G. Polling, president Of the Port ana
City Endeavor Union; Thomas Newlan, presi-
dent OF the Newbury College; Miss Coe, an
enthusiastic worker from Grants Pass: Mrs.
W. d. Palmer, superintendent OF the junior
work in Oregon; Evangelist Linsay and wife,
from Saiem ana Ii. S. Gile and wife. Mr..
Glle is president OF the oregon State Union.
Maine-Miss Cora NJ. Bickford OF Biddefor1. /.
This lady VIII address the convention on
Saturday morning at Woodward's Pavilion.
Sue Will speak on The Mothers Society OF
Christian Endeavor."
ST. LOUIS MOB NJ. Hansen, trustee of the
ST. Louis Union Christian Endeayor Society,
which embraces all the societies oil that city.
Mr.. Hansen is very prominent worker Tor
the cause w. II. McL,ne vice-president OF
the Worlds Society; Tipp Clondas of ST.
Joseph, Key. A bert Bushhell and wife, Mr..
and Mrs Viii Bragg, Miss Huldan Hornkohi,
Miss Grace Sia.e .ey oil the Evening News, Miss
Julia Blor deuu, Mr.. and Mrs. I. File of the
Fife Hat Company, one OF the veal tniest firms
of the city; Mrs. v Ney and daughter, Mr.. Wyatt
of the Wyatt Townsend Company.
C. 4. C4oudas, Miss Staley and Miss Blon-
deau came here on tickets won by them from
the Y. NJ. C. A. of st. Joe Tor getting the
largest number of new members for that or
ganization. DR.. NJ. Rhodes also came with
this delegation.
From Madison, Wis, comes the Rev. ]. W.