Evening star., 1898-11-12
ADDITIONAL DELEGATES
Representatives Chosensto District Sunday
School Goniention.
Sevcnty-Scven Sehosls Elect Seven
Hundred Delesatcs-DesiGn of the
badge for eMembers.

Lucien D. Alden, chairman Of the COM
mittee on credentials, reports that seventy
seven schools have alfeady named dele
gates to the coming Sunday school conven-
ton, to the number of nearly 100. The
Pres5yterians lead in the reports, both as
to number of schools and as to delegates.
The Methodist Episcopal schools come next,
and the Baptists third. 1t is understood a
supplemental list will be ready by Monday,
which will include all schools not yet re-
ported.
The badges for the participants in the
convention will each bear as a symbol an
open Bible. Those entitled include dele
gates, ushers, choir, committees, officers,
speakers, instructors, devotional, and the
specials for the representatives of the press,
all different in color
The list of delegates has been registered
ny denomination, schools and delegates al
phabetcally, and includes the Official des-
lsnat1on OF each pastor, superintendent,
teacher or other worker with post office
address.
Additional delegates have been reported,
as follows:
Presbyterian.
Western c. E. Mission-Mr. William C.
simpson, superintendent; Mr.. j. Martin Eli
ker, Mr. John w. Matson Miss Ellen Mol
denhawer, Miss Mamie Rodier.
CoVenant-Rev. Teunis S. Hamln, pastor;
General Edward Stewart, superintendent;
Mr. d. A. Greenlees, Miss Hopper, Miss
Robertson, Mrs. Seymour, Mrs. More
house, Mrs. Wilbur.
Peck Memorial Chapel-Rev. Charles AL
vim Smith, pastor; Mr. H. B. F. Mcfarland
superintendent; Miss Childs, Miss Goodfel-
low, Miss Della Jackson, Mr.. Ii. NJ. LeDuc,
Mrs. w. c: Pollock, Mr.. Leo S. Schoenthal,
Mrs Josephine Simpson Mrs. Tybout, Miss
bur.
First-Rev. T. De Witt Talmage, D. D.,
pastor; Mr. A. E. l.. Leckie, superintend-
ent; Mrs. Julia Bodfish, Miss Dora NJ. Dal-
rympie, Mrs Mary E. Gilpin, Miss Vir-
West Street-Rev. William C. Alexander,
d. D., pastor; MIR. William A. Leetch, su-
perintendent; Mr.. George Aud, Miss Alice
Goddard, Mr. Frank Leetch, Miss Lotde
Mayfeld, Mrs Mulford, Mr.. r. v Phelps,
Mr. {. Ramsburg, Miss kittenhouse.
Methodist Episcopal
Union-Rev. Alex. Bielaski, pastor; Mr..
E. S. Wescott, superintendent; Mrs. Lizzie
Catchings, Miss Emma Hunter, Mr.. A S.
Taylor, Miss Sadie Taylor, Miss Carrie
Nanstal, Mrs. S. NJ. Wescott.
Methodist Episcopal South.
Epworth--Rev. J! o. Knott, pastor; Mr..
William F. Hummer, superintendent; Miss
Lillian Bowman, Miss Molie Conner, Mr..
John Coombs. Mr.. Silas E. Moore Mr.. D.
c. Roper, Miss Sadie Trumble, Mr.. Frank
b. Woodward.
baptist.
Chinese (Calvary)-Rev. S. H. Greene, D.
D., pastor; Mr. Samuel T. Smith, superin-
tendent; Mrs. NJ. j. Bessey, Miss Edythe
Carrigan, Mrs. J. NJ. Jones.
Anacostia-Rev. E. W. Bliss, pastor; Mr..
Charles R. Burr, superintendent; MIR. ].
Alvin Crawford, Mrs. A. G. King, Mr.. E.
e. Quackenbush, Miss MARY Stephens.
Queenstowu-Rev. r. r. West, pastor;
MIR. Charles G. Lynch, superintendent; Mrs.
John Is. Lord. Mrs. Charles G. Lynch, Miss
Nellie l. MiddIekauff, Mr.. S. NJ. Plurlley.
Methodist Protestant.
Mount Tabor-Rev. Emanuel Pearce, pas
tor; Mr.. E. Harry l.. Myers superintend-
ent; Miss Beulah Barnes Mr.. Edward
BIackman. Miss Grace Hess Mr. r. Bland
Phelps, Miss Mamie Vessey.