Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-28
RELIGIOUS MEETINGS.
different Orgnnizntions Holding r
ercisea ut Camn GraunI.
special Correspondence of The Evening Star.
CAMP GROUNDS,


i Special Correspondence of The Evening Star
CAMP GROUNDS.
WASHINGTON GROVE. Md. July q. 1900
The Washington Districts Association of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
will hold a special all-day meeting here
next Sunday, July %
The corrected program Is as follows. Re-
ginning at 10 am. there will be a PRAYER
ana conservation meeting. leader as vet I'M
announced, followed at IL O'Clock nv
preaching by Rev. DR.. RudisilI of Madras
India
In the afternoon at go a chldren's hour.
conducted by Mrs. E. d. Huntley, at which
there will be recitaIons and songs by
children In costume. and addresses by Miss
Ada fowier and Mrs. NJ. F. Crist; at BIZ
pm. a platform meeting; addresses will
be given by Mrs. b. T. Rudisill, What I
Saw in India Mrs. s. d. La Fetra. .'Tith-
ing; Mrs. T. II. Martin. How 1 Use NV
Mite Box" and Mrs. C. s. BiIlingsley.
Benefits From the Mite Box" In addI-
ton a solo will be rendered by Miss Ella
hnight At 7:'o IN the evening there will
De song service of half an hour preceding
the devotional exercises conducted nv Mrs
5. NJ Hartsock and the address Of the
evening by Rev. DR.. Rudisill upon 1.-The
results OF Our Labors In India-The His
tory OF Some Marvellous Conversions"
Inc music for the day will be furnished
by chorus of young ladies. In the morn
Ing the singing will be in charge of Mr..
Peyton Gordon
This program has been corrected since
the printed program was issued and is au-
thentic to date.
The lawn party given on Thursday even
ing, as announced by the Ladies' Aid So
eisty: lor tne hitting up of the presiding
elders cottage was a great success. There
was large attendance, many of the SOL
der boys from Camp Ordway were pres
emit the High School Cadets company at
tending in a body.
The regular annual camp meeting, which
Will begin on Wednesday. August 1, will
open. as usual with Epworth League day,
the services of which will be similar to
those or the annual convention. Delegates
Will be present from Gaithersburg, Forest
vile. kensington. Langdon, Brookville,
Leonardstown. Spencervllle. Laytonsville
and Washington city chapters.
The program is as follows:
Afternoon meeting. 2:30 o'clock-Devo-
| tional exercises. Rev. H. p. West Ashton
Md; paper, How can the Epworthians in
the city help those in the country?" Miss
| Fidelia S. Walker. Bethesda (Md) Cha pter:
| paper, How can the Epworthians in tie
| country help those in the city?" Mr.. F. j.
| Metcalf, st. Paurs Chapter; discussion,
| paper. How to conduct the devotional
meeting" Mr.. J. S. Barker. Wesley Chap
| ter; paper. How to develop the work of
fourth department Mrs. Amy May Gray,
DouSidS SudpteI, question drawer, con-
| Quoted by Rev A. II. Thompson pastor
| Wilson Memorial Church.
| Evening meeting. o'clock-Open session
| of the district board of control conducted
| as model: business meeting, followed by
| regular meeting of the board of control
| 1:45 O'Clock. devotional exercises conducted
| by Rev. w. d. Parry, pastor Epworth M.
| E. Church, Gaithersburg. Md; selection by
| quartet; address, The Goth Century
| Lacquer Rev. II. r. Naylor u. D.. past or
| Mckcndree M. E. Church; solo, Miss Ella
| A. Knight.
The full program of the camp, which is
| being compiled, will be published as soon
| as completed. The camp meeting will be in
| charge Of Presiding Elder Lucien Clark.