The herald., 1898-06-23

THE Holy City," by Adams. Rev. =. =.
Chapman, one of the finest Bible teachers
on the coast, will give an address on THE
Need of Junior Organization in the
Church.. Miss Belle Mason will talk on
1.-The Hope of the Nation;" THE Christian
Endeavorer-His Home by Rev. F. H.
Maar of Redwood City; His Country"
Geo. p. Lowell of Oakland; His Church,
l.. T. Hatfield, Sacramento" and His
God" James c. MacInness of Oakland, will
follow. Missionary Parliament" by Miss
Mindora L. Berry. will close the session.
Friday evenings praise service will be
followed by musical program. consisting
of "Cujus Amman" from "Stabat Mater
(RossinD; convention singing. accompa-
MED by the orchestral chorus singing, with
organ accompaniment, wake Up, My
Glory" and a solo by Miss Annie B. Shep-
ard. "Callest Thou Thus, o Master" An
address will follow by Rev. VIM. A. Gard
ner of San Francisco on Christ. the Mas
ter Builder" and Rev. Wayland Hoyt. DID,,
pastor Of Epiphany church. Philadelphia,
will close the meeting.
Saturdays Proceedings
On Saturday morning Rev. E. r. Ollie OF
Oakland will speak, with Comrades OF the
Quiet Hour" for his subject. Rev. Jesse
Smith, also of Oakland will have for his
interesting subject ''1hey That Go Down
to the Sea in Ships" He will also talk on
California floating societies and '"The Mis-
sionary Possibilities of the Floating Work"
Mrs. w. w. Young Of San Diego will fol-
low with "Reminiscences" and Miss Emma
Livermore of Santa Barbara on the Social
Effort for Spiritual Ends" Contrasting
Features on Men-of-War and Merchant
men," will be discussed by L. w. Golf Of
San Diego, and from the same city Harry
Seebold will speak on Messages From
'Uttermost Parts of the Earth" Miss
Louise Hoffman of San Francisco will speak
on "Opening of the Home" and Mrs Emma
T. Reade of San Diego on Financing the
Work" Committee conferences. reports OF
secretaries of committee conferences and
lessons in personal work by Rev. Joseph
smale will finish the mornings work.
The afternoon will open with patriotic
service, followed by reports of committees
and election of officers. Nashville, 49," Is
the subject of an address by Rev. Wayland
Hoyt The denomnatonal rallies will be
led as follows: Presbyterian, Rev. Guy w.
Wadsworth, Los Angeles; Congregational,
Rev. Chester P. Dorand. Los Angeles;
Christian, Mrs. j. A. Cameron, Alameda;
Friends, Professor ]. ]. Jessup, Whittier;
Baptist, Mr.. Henry w. Newhall, Los Ange-
les; Cumberland Presbyterian, Rev. T. A.
Cowan Los Angeles; United Brethren, Rev.
William Cleaver. Los Angeles; English Luz
theran, Rev. J. W. Ball, Los Angeles.
Saturday evening will be especially inter-
esting, with a special musical program.
Flotow's overture. "Stradella." will be
rendered by the orchestra, followed by the
chorus in "Gloria in Excelsis," from Farm
er's mass, and Transient and Eternal" by
the orchestra. Devotional exercises will be
led by Professor ]. H. Goodell Of Oakland.
H. s. Williams will sing "Galilee," by
Coombs. On this evening the final business
session will be held. Rev. w. G. White Of
Cotton and Rev. e. r. Ollie of Oakland
will be the speakers. Their subjects will be
"Know the Truth" and 1.-THE Christ of To-
day."
Sunday Services
On Sunday morning sunrise prayer meet
ings will be held In six different churches,
and later Sunday schools and preaching In
all the churches. In the afternoon evangel-
istic services for intermediates and juniors
at Emmanuel Presbyterian church at Q
o'clock At o'clock evangelistic meetings
will be held at the Third Congregational
by Rev. Ollie: at the Bethlehem Congre-
gational church by Mr.. Giles Kellogg of
San Diego, and at the First Congregational
by Rev. H. X. Walker.
Sunday evening the orchestra will render