The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-16

tion will attend the eleventh annual
meeting, which will be held in Pitts
burg from Jan. 26 to 20 inclusive. Fol-
lowing is the programme:
THURSDAY.
23O-opening prayer service, Miss NJ. Nc
Bride, of Indiana, Pa.
Greetings. Miss S. Il. Pence,of PITTS
burg, Pa.
Respcrse. Mrs l.. A. Watres, of
Scranton.
3.OO-Bible hour, Scenes in the Life of
Christ" Miss Laura IL. Wild, of
Chicago, Ill.
Organization.
THURSDAY EVENING.
S.O0-Address of welcome, Rev. S. Edward
Young, of Pittsburg.
Address, The Ideal Christian Wo-
man." Rev. Edward IL. Ward, of
Pittsburg.
FRIDAY MORNING.
93O-Prayer service, Miss Charlotte Il.
Savage, of Scranton.
Bible hour, Helps to Fellowship
with Cod" Rev. Cornelius Woelf-
kin, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
11.00-Section confer ences--
l. For members of city associations,
conducted by Miss Harriet Tay-
lor. of Chicago.
(a) How to do effective religious
work." Miss Anna. Stover, of
Williamsport.
(b) "How the association can In
terest girls in education" Miss
Mary Mcdonald, Of Steuben-
vile, o.
(c) "How to raise and how not to
raise money" Miss Minnie
Meckling, of wilkes-Barre.
(d) "IIow to develop n sense Of
responsibility for state work."
f. ID. l.. Wadhams, Wilkes
Barre.
II. For members of college associa-
tions. led by Miss Ruth Rouse. of
Chicago.
(a) Permanent principles of the
association and the relation Of
the college association to the
general work" Miss Ina NJ.
Hanna, of New Wilmington.
(b) effective supervision of col
lege association departments"
Miss Laura l.. Kirk, of West
Chester.
(c) "The Worlds Student Chris
tian Federation" Miss Ruth
Rouse.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
2.OO-"Benefits of affiliation with the in
ternational association" Miss
Harriet Taylor.
2.S0-Inspection of classes in domestic
science and art in the Pittsburg
Association building.
400-Reception for delegates at the resi-
dence of Senator Finn.
FRIDAY EVENING.
S.OO-Address, privilege and Progress in
Prayer" Rev. Cornelius Woelfkin,
of Brooklyn.
SATURDAY MORNING.
93O--Prayer service. led by Miss r. ].
De Wore, of Pittsburg.
Bible hour Miss Laura II. wild.
l.0O-ConferenCes--
/. For city workers.
(aJ "The influence of the assOcia-
tion ON social conditions of
our cities" Miss Florence
Brown, of Lancaster.
(b) The relative place and value
of the lunch and boarding
house departments" Mrs. +.
II. Pierson, of Pittsburg.
CC) How we can help girls to en-
iOyable vacations" Miss Mar
tha Bennett of Wilkes-Barre
lI.-FOr college members.
(D"Religious meetings; how may
we increase their efficienCy|'
Miss Lorena Given, of Clarion
Oh "Bible study; how TO enlist
members and develop lead
ers," Mrs. q. L. Wilbur CT
Bloomsbury.
Co Successful methods OF arous-
ing and sustaining missionary
interest" Miss Deborah Pear
SAIL of Grove City.
Cd What college girl can do
after graduation" Mrs. n. \.
Lowry, of Scranton.
| 1850 to 1O0--Conferences of presidents of
associations, Mrs. l.. II. Ripple
presiding.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
| 2OO-Reports of state officers
Chairman, Mrs. l.. NJ. Gates, Scran-
ton.
Treasurer Mrs. II. ]. Carr Scranton.
! State Secretary, Miss Emma Hays.
College Secretary Mrs. N. A. Lowry.
| 3,0O-Address, division and Multiplied
| tion." Miss Mary s. Dunn, Roch-
ester. ". Y.
| iOO-Swedish drill, by pupils of Pittsburg
! association.
! SATURDAY EVENING.
| S,0O--Address, 1.-The Missionary Attitude
! of our association" Miss Ruth
Rouse.
SUNDAY SERVICES
| I9.3O--Consecration service, led by Miss
| Mary S. Dunn.
4O0-Gospel meeting. led by Miss Laura
II. Wild.
| 1,30-Farewell service
Address, "The relation of the Young
| Womens Christian association to
| the church" Miss Harriet Taylor.
! Monday, Jan. so, a secretarial confer
| ence will be in charge of Miss Bertha
| Wood, of Reading.