Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-05-30

Light Guard Arnory, at the same hour, a
meeting for men only will be conducted by
Secretary Baer and Rev. j. Wilbur Chap
man, DID, assisted by H. G.. Smythe, Cos
pei singer. A meeting for women only will
be held simultaneously in the Central Chris
tiau Church, conducted by Mrs. F. f. Clark
of Boston, with addresses by Countess
Schimmelmann. Miss Jessie Alderman of
Chicago and Mrs. Howard NJ. 1ngham Of
jefferson, Ohio.
Sunday evening twenty-six simultaneous
conservation meetings will be held in
twenty-sfx churches. Each conservation
service win be preceded by an address.
Program for Monday.
The topic for the two tent meetings Mon
day morning will be THE World for
Christ In Tent Endeavor President Clark
will preside and will introduce a number
of foreign missionaries. Addresses on for
eisn missionary topics will be delivered by
Rev. \. Mclean. Cincinnati, Ohio: Mr.. ID.
Il. Eddy, LCdVcuwOrth Kan, and MIR. RoD-
ert +. Speer. New York city. Rev. James
l. Hill. ID. d, of Salem, Mass, will pre-
side in Tent WilliSton. and will introduce
a number of home missionaries. Addresses
on home missionary problems Will be made
by Rev. W. W. Boyd. u. d, st. Louis, Mo;
Mr.. c. n. Howard, Rochester, n. Y, and
Rev. Charles +. jefferson, ID. D., New York
city.
Monday afternoon two junior rallies will
be held in Tents Endeavor and WilIiston.
\ special missionary conference on prac-
teal methods for members of missionary
committees and all missionary workers will
be held in St. Paul Episcopal Church at
10 o'clock, conducted by Mr.. D. b. Eddy
of LeaVenwOTth, Kan. and Mr.. C. V. Wick
rcy of BARLEY, Neb., members of the Yale
Missionary Band assisted by Mr. Robert f.
Speer of New York city.
Monday evening two monster farewell
meetings will be held in the tents and both
with watchwOrds for the coming year in
song and testimony. President Clark will
preside in Tent Williston, where the clos
ing address Will be made by Bishop John
II. Vincent, d. D.. LII. D.. of Topeka. Kan
IN Tent EndeavOr Secretary Baer will pre-
side. and the closing address delivered by
Rev j. Wilbur Chapman, D. d
The musical directors of the convention
are 10 De Mr. +. o. Excel of Chicago. Ill,
ana Mt. Percy S. Foster of Washington
H. G. Rev. Teunis s. HamIin D. D., pastor
'hurch OF the Covenant. this CITY will
conduct the Presbyterian conference at the
convention, and Rev. F.. d. Power D. D.
pastor of the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church, will occupy prominent part mon
the convention program.
District Representation.
The prospects for a large representation
from the District of Columbia at the con-
vention are reported to be very bright. the
transportation committee of the District
e b Union has completed arrangements
Tor the trip of the local delegation. which
OF Itself will be very attractive feature
me railroads have granted n rate of one
fare for the round trip, tickets good to re-
turn until July L.. with a further extension
until August Il by depositing tickets WITH
Jolht agent at Detroit before July l. and
paying a fee. The transportation commit
tee or the District has established head
quarters in the old Y. NJ. c. A building.
No. l4n9 New York avenue. with office
hours Saturdays from 80 to 80