The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1899-10-03
STATE v. c. I u MEETING
The Silver Jubilee to Bt
Held in Atlantic City
Tonight.

The opening exercises of the twenty
fifth anniversary Of the w. c. 7. y, Of
the State of New Jersey, will be held to-
night in Atlantic City, and will extend
over a period Of three days.
The programme is an extensive one and
has been prepared with great care by the
committee. It is as follows
Tuesday evening, INSTRUMENTATION. call
ed to order by the President, Mrs. Emma
Bourne, of Newark; music, choir; cru
SADIE psalm C46), responsive reading; sing
ing crusade hymn, Give to the Winds
Thy Fears: prayer, Mrs. Emma Horner,
Camden. Welcomes Give minutes each)-
Atlantic County w. G. T.. u, Mrs. ].
H. Leedom; the pastor, the Rev. DR.. ]. NJ.
Reed Response, Mrs. M. E. Bassett.
S~harptown; collections; solo, Victory"
Mrs. NJ. Werner; address of State Presi-
dent; report of corresponding secretary;
report of treasurer; music, choir; presen-
tation of prize banner; benediction.
Wednesdays A. M.-Convention called
to order. Singing; prayer, Mrs. G. M.
P. Wells, Trenton: roll call; minute
of executive meetings; appointment OF
committees; credentials, courtesy, reso-
lutions, pages; report Of counties group
ed for election of national delegate; re-
port of auditing committee. 9:45. Work
Among Colored People, Mrs. S. N. John
son, Elmer; RAILROAD Men,, Mrs. NJ.
A. Searles, Jersey City; Soldiers and
Sailors" Mrs. H. l.. Morriss, Moores-
town.; Sunday Schools Mrs E.. v.
Street, Beverly; state and Interstate
Fair Mrs. NJ. c. Campbell, Newark;
Mothers meetings \ Purity" Mrs. s.
B. Webb, Haddonfield; Peace and Ar
bitration," Miss E. b. Stokes, Woodbury.;
Physical Education" Miss Maud Miller.
1870, secretaries conference, II, Cores
ponding, Mrs. + II. Demarest: recording,
Miss e. H. Elfreth. 11:29, Bible reading,
Mrs. A. M. Hammer. Bayonne; intro
duction, noontide prayer.
Wednesday a~fternoon-2, In Memoriam.
2;So, E read{ng minutes; "; g; z: y; ae M9ss
Kate Lunden. Pennington; C.. Christian
citizenship" Miss Laura E. Holmes,
Glerksboro; T The Press" Miss Emily
Wine, Miss Lizzie Jackson. West Hobo
ken. 2:40, proposed amendment to con-
stitution considered. SIS, normal chart
fornia. / Collection, Loyal Temperance
Legion rally, Miss Alice M. Guernsey.
State Secretary.
Wednesday eveningL7:45 Mrs. Kate
solo; report of work 0 by young wom-
en-. prize banner presented; address by
Miss Lillian Herr, Connecticut; topic.
The World Wide Work for Young Wom-
en-; collection, benediction.
Thursdays A. M, devotions, Mrs. A.
M. Bodine. Dunellen; reading minutes
9:20, treasurer's conference, Mrs: II. L.
Caminade. $40, report of credenttal COM
mittee. 10, election of officers and dele
gates to national convention at Seattle,
October 2o-25; noontide prayer.
Thursday afternoon, devotions, mrs.
L. D. Spangenberg, Washington; reading
minutes. 2:30, reports, "Evangelistic,''
Mrs. A. M. Hammer; Prison and Jails."
Mrs, nj. c.. Barber, Trenton; "Anti-Nar-
cotics.o Mrs. S. r. Krom, Plainfeld;
aParlor Meetings" Mrs. |. c. Wynn; Lit
erature,o Miss I. L. Page, West Hoboken;
collection. 3:10, presidents conference;
conference, Mrs. M. E. Teats, California.
Thursday Evening-7A5-Music, deyo
lions. Mrs. Ella NJ. Thatcher; solo, White
Ribbon. .Star Spangled Banner" Mrs NJ
Werner; address. Miss Jessie Alderman.
How and Why l Went Around the
World;,' collection. benediction
Fridays A. M.-Bible reading, Mrs.
KATE Iunden. Encouragement; report
of executive committee on appointment
of superintendentS; report of resolutions
committee; Scientific Temperance In
struction," Mrs. A. Swan Brown, Passaic;
lem; Flower Mission" Miss s. q Hen.
erickson. Middletown: Observation Of
the SABBATH Miss M. f. Strong, Mata-
wan: "Non-Alcoholics In Medicine. iva
M. Lake, MD. Pleasantyille; ~unnnlsned
business, noontide prayer. collection, ad-
iournment. -
Special meetings will also be held for
the election Of national delegates, etc. in
various places indicated In the regular
programme.