The Portland daily press., 1899-05-03
BAPTIST MISSIONS.
The American Home Association Meets
I'm Portland To-day.


Mrs. L. u. Austin. Miss S. II. barrett.
with Mrs. John Shearman, so Green
street.
Mrs. 4. e. Bartlett and friend. with
Mrs. Evans, 50 Quebec street.
hrs. Geo. G. Baldwin, Mrs. H.HH.
Bowman, with Mrs. Champ lin, Spring
street.
Mrs. Ella Beals, Miss Anna Fowler.
with Mrs. Mace, 30 Winter street.
Mrs. Margaret L. blanchard, with Mrs.
Austin. So Thomas street.
Mrs. II. l.. Bonney, Mrs W. l.. Bonney.
with Miss Chamberlain, Go Wilmot street.
Mis-. q. +. Byam and niece, with Mrs.
Webster, sos Spring street.
Mrs Blaisdell, with Mrs. Philbrook,
Mrs. A. W. Clark with Mrs. Cook, rs
Lincoln street.
Mrs. Helen r.. Dewhurst, with Mrs.
Day, los spruce street.
Mrs. Dolan, with Mrs. Philbrook, 5S
West street.
Mrs. ". N. Donovan, with Mis-, Way,
81 Portland street.
Mrs. X. q. Downie, and friend, with
Mrs. Howatt, 226 street.
Mrs. +. q. Draper, Mrs. A. MacG regor,
with Miss McKenDey, 1859 Spring street
N. L. Dutton, Miss sarah Haven,
with Mrs. EmGy. AS Congress street
Mrs. y. X. Flanders, with Mrs. White,
40 William street, Oakdale.
Mrs e. A. Fiheld, with Mrs. Melcher,
"a Pine street.
Mrs. Herbert W. Griffin, with Mrs. Day,
l0S Spruce street.
Mrs. j. g. Gooch. and Mrs.S. E. W.
man. with Mrs True, II Spruce street
Mrs. Owe M. Hall and friend, with
Mrs. Burrage, "a Thomas street.
Mrs A. O. Hall, Mrs. g. e. Tolma n !,
with Mrs. Hopkins, $40 Cumberland
street.
Mrs. r. A. Hartosch. Miss Leah Parron,
with Mrs. Noyes, 80 Winter street.
with Mrs. Kicker. 81 Eas ernlpromenads
Mrs. John Hildreth, Miss t. l.. story,
with Mrs. Swasey. 27S State street.
Mrs. Il. G. Hosgue and friend with
Mrs. White. 60 Atlantic street.
Mrs. William Howe, Mrs. +. Walls,
with Mrs. Gould, 90 Emery street.
Miss Eva Howlitt, with Miss Hartford,
100 Pearl street.
Mrs. Sarah b johnson. with Miss
Cummings. 242.Cumberland street.
Miss Nellie ii. Littlefeld, Mrs Eta
Richardson, with Mrs. Way, 81 Ellis
worth street.
Mrs. Frances McKennsy, with Mrs.
Moore, "a Spruce street. ,,,
Mrs. K. l. Phelps and friend, with
Mrs. Burnal, SO Pine street.
Mrs. k. p. Pierce, Mrs. George Hutch
ms, with Miss Robinson, 10 Walker steet.
Miss Pierce, with Mrs. Philbrook, 5S
West street.
Mrs. III. ID. Plummer, Miss Mary E.
Sibley, with Mrs. Garland, s4S Congress
street.
Mrs. Lille G. Smith and friend, with
Mrs. Cole, Pleassntdale.
Mrs. Woodman Teele, with Mrs. Moore,
II Spruce street.
Mrs. Thorndike, and Mrs L. f.
White, with Mrs. Delano, 20 Middle street.
Mrs. b. H. Winslow, Mrs. George f..
Nichols, with Mrs. Neal, Sc West street.
Mrs. j. Nj. Wyman, Mrs. Wellman,
with Mrs. ::Tway. 1lSo Congress street.
MIR. David Webster. Mrs. David Webster
and friend, stwith....k Mrs. Webster. 299
Bracket street.
PROGRAMME.
A workers conference will be held this
morning at 10 o'clock, open to all, and
in the afternoon, beginning at 2 O'Clock
the following will be the programme:
Devotional Services.
Appointment of Committees.
Report of State Vice Presidents.
Address-LiRhts and Shadows,
Miss Eva E. Hewlett, Wakefield, Mass.
Address Spice,
Mrs. &. d. B. Pepper, waterville
Singing.
neutrality-suspicious. in Cuba and
Porto Rico,
Gen. 4. j.. Morgan, New York.
Miss Hewlett will talk ON her work as
superintendent of the Paper Mission.
The work of this department consists IN
sending newspapers. magazines and 9th
er periodicals into the destitute regions
south and west.
Mrs. DIR. Pepper of Waterville will give
a practical talk on missionary work and
it is unnecessary to state that her ad
dress will be spicy and entertaining.
Gen. 4. J. Morgan. ID. D.. well-known
man throughout the country, will tell of
his trip to Cuba and Porto Rico. where
he has been lately for the purpose of To-
eating mission stations for the Baptist
Home Missionl Society. DR.. Morgan will
be the guest of the Loyal Legion in the
evening.
This evening at 73o O'Clock after devo-
tional exercises, an address will be deliv-
cred ty Rev. Charles Morris, a colored
man and q graduate Of Newton Baptist
1ucOlOkiCal 4tCfs -hoIIlh
expects to soon go to Africa and there
undertake labors similar to those of
Booker Il. Washington lat Tuskegee, Ala.
His subject will be the "Colored Race"
Following Rev. Mr.. Morris an address
will be given by Rev. W. S. Hawkes. of
Worcester, Mass, on "Mormonism Re-
vived." He has labored for many years
in Utah and Is thoroughly acquainted
with the subject. The Free street choI US
choir will furnish music and the services
are open to every one.
During the meeting MIR. Pooler will
serve noon day lunch in the church
parlors.
The programme for Thursday will be as
follows;
MORNING.
Devotional. Meeting at a. IN.
Singing.
Prayer.
Report of Board of Directors,
Mrs. NJ. G. Reynolds