The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-03
Y. N. c. A. CONVENTION.
TO be OPENED IN THIS CITY NEXT
FRIDAY AND CLOSE SUNDAY.
tab Columbia and NashiBgton
90 be Represented-The NORTH

TIE fifteenth annual convention 81 the
. Pacific NoTt0SsSt Ya2ag Mas Christian
Associations. comprising Oregon " asEssgl3-
toE. ldaao ana II glsa CeiGmea. vii meet
al Seattle. beginning FrI3ay afternoon. ~
1oo@r T. and closing SuE4@S evening. Ocio-
her Z. Everything possible = being done.
both b. the executive committee 2r.c the
Seattle Association. 20 make this 'ne very
best ecnEentsCn sn tbs h.st2ry q tne 2sSc-
cssr.on movement IL she F4c.ac Nortaa r.
The convention vii opsn Friday afternoon
q, ; d clock n :he association 'rlii3iag
Th4s al oe q The most interesting aE1
helpful sess-ssEls II Ehe , aplz 7CTSeot.l. 4a1
ne 06ie5>2ie should sls7s IL
At O'clock Saturday Afternoon ne con-
yentioa ali adjourn GBtE re evening ees-
slot and there viii 5e exhibition games
OF basket 5ail between fo&r teams. This
1li o. one o! the tntes sstIfg features of the
convention There ssll ai@5 b. a pJ5lic ex
h'bstion Of the physical department, OF tie
association
The Northern Pacific has granted a rate
OF ona ard ons-afsh fare for the round
trip To secure this rate delegates must
purchase fun fare tickle, going. taking
fran the agent d receipt fer the same and
this receip; signed by ]. A. Dummett AT tbs
convention. viii entitle the holder 10 pur-
chase return ticket at one-hf,h regular lara
Every association IN Oregon. Washing ton,
idaho and British Colufnbia Is urged 10
send carefully chosen delegation from Its
active membership. There Is no fixed Limit
4 TO delegations ana each association VIII
be allowed as many representatives as they
may care TO send. Christian young men
from towns whers there are no associa-
tons viii be welcomed as corresponding
delegates.
Tie association OF Seattle Is arranging
free eaterta .nment. In order 20 facilitate
the committee In It's work II /. sted
that all who expect 30 attend I'll out a
postal card and mai! 10 ARR - Allen sec
rotary. At Seattle Wash.
AS announced the day sessions viii be held
in the association building. but evening SEES
ssons Friday and Saturday will oe held liz
the churches.
Provixional Programme.
Friday afternoon. October Z. 1855, al Y.
NJ c. A buildings to 4. quiet hour. Open
ing devotional exercises. conducted oy r
s Rrockman. international secretary for
work IN China: 10 5. election OF Officers
and appointment OF committees.
Friday evening. at Plymouth church, 80
to S. song service: s 10 SO. report OF sxecu-
chairman Portland; Mr.. John W. Gwilt.
treasurer. Portland. s:3e opening address
President Stephen b. L. Penrose. Whitman
college Walia WaiIa, Wash
Saturday morning October :. 1875. al u
NJ &. A buildings to 10 quiet hour. con-
Quoted by F s B.eckmsn: 10 TO io'Ss'
sdss psr.s Mo'e Or b Ioss TO y hal,
hour with the college associations. Presi-
dent Wallace II. Lee. Albany college. al.
bany Or. Ii to L. paper. The Work OF
SUPERVISION now 2iaAS A~AitNHfSf
Pro. T Lppy. Seattle. Wash: report or
COMMITTEES on the executive committee 5
reports: receiving OF pledges from assocfa-
lions ard individuals fer the executive com
r,,sttee work for year ending September l,
1889
Saturday afternoOn-l2 10 :. noon lunch
Introductory exercises After dlhhtI
speeches ? TO s. public exhibition physical
department az Armory; basket ball contests
II Is expected 20 have visiting teams from
Portland ard Tacoma to play against me
teams from the Seattle Y NJ c A ana
tie University Of Washington team
Saturday evening al First NJ. r. church
80 70 S. song service: 70 $50 railroad De,
nsr,ment work r r Kirkland. railroad
secretary, PocaielIo, Idaho: college SESSION.
Address r. s BrockmaD.
Sunday morning October 2 1888. at y. NJ
q \ kull.line-s u "a % 81 quiet hour.
conducted by r S. Brcckma1: Il. services
In the churches. 80
sunday afternoon. al J. NJ. {. A. build
ing 80 mems nass meeting.
Sunday evening. az First Preshy terrain
churcf,-1:so grand union service OF the
doao-town churches: farewell exercises,
conducted by Travelling Secretary James A
Dumwett-