The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-11-18

cation society VIII De nelu ul WV ~
and 21 In the Penn Avenue Baptist
church. Following is the programme:
MONDAY EVENING. NOV 20.
745 o'clock.
Or. T. M. Gates, presiding
organ voluntary PROF. Haydn Evans
Congregational Hymn.
Scripture reading
Rev. s. G.. Reading, d. u.
Praver ............,.......Re Rev. ]. r.. Ellis
Greetings .....Rev. Robert +. Y. Pierce
Anthem, "Halleluiah chorus" ".......C .Cholr
Address-R. O. Seymour. d. p.,Philadel-
phia Missionary and Bible secretary
Of the Society.
Solo. '"The Holy city" Mrs. Brundage
Address, Nineteenth Century Mis-
sionary Methods; or The Gospel
Hitched to Steam" illustrated by
ono hundred stereoptiCon Vlews)-
MI. w. X. Krips, of Philadelphia
Benediction ............Rev, J. a. Evans
TUESDAY MORNING. NOV. 81.
1000 o'clock.
Rev. Elkanah Hulley A. NJ, Presiding
Devotional services
Thomas De Gruchy, d. ID.
Address, "a Big Bonfire Of Books
Rev. s. j. Arthur, of Pittston
Music.
Address. "The Making of Our Books"
Book editor of the society
AN HOUR WITH THE BOOKS.
Brief Book Reviews, by
% Rev. ]. II. Ellis Blakely Baptist
church, Scranton, Pa, "The
Making Of the Sermon. Pat
(2) Rev. w. ]. Ford Green Ridge
Baptist church. scranton, Pa, a
Wind er."-Mason.
(3) Rev. S. +. Matthews First Baptist
church, Scranton, Pa, "Romah-
ism In its Home. Eager.
az Rev. ]. L. williams, Forest City,
Pa, '"rhe New Testament
church. Marsh.
90 Rev. II. II. Harris Phi. D., cal
vary Baptist church, Scranton,
Pa. "Christianity and the Social
State"-Lorimer.
(6) Thos. De Gruchy, d. D., Jackson
Street Baptist church, Scranton,
Pa, Ideas from Nature, "-Eider.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. q.
200 o'clock.
Dr B. q. Bcddoe, presiding.
Devotional s,tviccs. Rev. James Hughes
Address, "lEy Relation of the Publica-
ton Society to Modern Missionary
Effort"
Rev. b. i. G. McGcc, Wilkes Barre.
Music
Address, "The Book-Our Bible Work, -
o. T.. Fllppo, d, D., of Philadelphia
District Secretary of the Society.
open Parliament, "'rhc Socictys Re
latlon to the Ministry
Discussion led by Rev. w. J. Ford
Adjournment
TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. q.
7.i5 o'clock.
Mr. Luther Keller, presiding.
Devotional services. Rev. c. A. Spaldn.
Anthem, "InAsmmatus" .........,Choll
Address. The Making of our Peri
oditals," G. r. Backall, ID. d., o
Philadelphia. EGitor Sunday-schoo
Periodicals Of the Society
Solo ..................Mr. John Y. Watkin
Address, "rhe Student and His Books,
Rev. John RI. Harris, Ill. D., presi
dent Bucknell University.
Solo .........,..,.Mr William y. Rohert
Address, personal Work In Missions,
Il. G Seymour. ID. D., Of Phladcl
pha, Missionary and Bible secretar!
of the Society.
fcucdiction.
The annual meeting of the Woman
Home Missionary society of the Wyom
ing conference at the Centenary Meth
Odist Episcopal church came to an en-
Wednesday morning with a busines
session. At this session reports fror
the various districts of the cOnferenc
were given by the district secretaries
Mrs. J. l.. Goewey for Binghamto
Mrs. l.. \. Wild for Chenango, Mrs
George Forsyth for Owego, Mrs. =. l
Young for OreOnta, and Mrs \. W
Cooper for Huncsdale. Mrs. Avery rea
the report of Mrs w. q. simpson tn
seClstary of the Wyoming district. TIL
reports We're most encouraging, n
creases being announced from nearl
every district.
At the election of officers which 70
lowed Mrs. w. II. Pearce of Wilkes
Barre was reelected to serve her tent
term as president of the society. Mr.
Henry Tucklcy of Binghamton wa
chosen vice-president; Mrs. George
Kulp Of Wilkes Barre, correspondent
secretary; Mrs. \. w. Hayes of Bins
hamton, recording secretary; Mrs.
II. Haskins of this city, treasurer: an
Mrs. c, T.. Mogg. Of Wilkes Barre, col
ference organizer The latter Office
newly created and Mrs. Mogg, who hi