The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-03-15
TEMPERANCE INSTITUTE
Interesting Program to Be Conducted
at Salem Next Tuesday.
Salem Woman's Home Missionary So
elety Discuss Relief Work at
Our Own Doors.

taxon Addition, national organizer anC
lecturer.
The institute is to be held in the Firs
Congregational church, Tuesday, Marcl
%, as follows:
9:3D II. m.--Devotional exercises, b,
Mrs. Addition.
Organization Of the institute--lC
minute papers or addresses as follows:
Status of Marion County Temperance
Work, Rev. II L. Pratt, pastor Of United
Evangelical church.
Relation of Temperance and Parity
Rev. ii. A. Ketchum, pastor FIRST Pres
byterian church.
Our Weapons--Press and Literature
The Printed Page.
Need of United Effort for Total Abstin
ence, Rev. w. G. Kantner, pastor Con
gregational chdrch.
Looking Backward, L. II. F. Addition
Noontide prayer, Rev. Olive Kyle.
Social hour and lunch.
'"V DNNo'iOhul tN'INlStS-hcNs W
IL. Merryman, pastor United Brethren
church.
l;30-Total Abstinence from Physi.
cal Standpoint, Mrs. Irene Smith Cal.
breath.
Total Abstinence from an Economic
Standpoint, Rev. Ronald McKillop, pas
tor OF FIRST Baptist church.
Total Abstinence from n Moral Stand.
point, M. T.. Thomas, secretary Y. NJ.
@. A.
Total Abstinence from Scientific
Standpoint, Rev. Geo. Grannis.
Total Abstinence in the Social World,
Mrs. NJ. Il. Steele, president OF Marion
county W. c. T. U.
Woman as an Organizer, Mrs. Ida
Barkley, Woodburn.
Woman in Mission Work-Alrs. Emma
Jones, Brooks.
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Its Aims and Scope.
7;30-Song service-H. S. Gile.
The World for Christ-Rev. John
Parsons.
Music.
Rycilation-"I've Taken My Last
Drink Boys" Miss Goldie Short.
Leciure-The Human Problem Ac-
cording to Law, Lucia L. Addition.
MRS. ADDITIONS APPOINTMENTS.
Marion county are MS follows:
Friday l6-South Salem y. m.
Saturday 2;S0 p. m.-llcadquarters
w. q. T. U.
Sunday 3 p. m. at Y. NJ. G. A. hall,
Grand Young Peoples Rally.
Sunday evening, Yew Park.
Monday, Christian church.
Tuesday, Institute.
Wednesday, Highland.
Wednesday evening Mrs. Addition will
give lecture by special request on the
wage wonan's problem.
woMAN's HoML MISSION.
The woman's home missionary meet
ing had II larg attendance Tuesday eve
ming, aud began their exercises at the
usual hour.
Miss Ketchum took her place at the
Piano, and never did the keys respond
more readily 10 her touch, as they sent
forth the harmonious tones, in the songs
"Whiter Than Snow" Tell il TO Jesus
Alone" and as the audience Joined in
singing, the words seemed to impress
upon all present the responsibility Of
the work, in which they were engaged.
The president read scripture lesson
from the 2lst chapter OF Revelations,
aite- which Mrs. Spray led in paryer.
Rock OF Ages was then sung, and a
reading followed by Miss Prrrne, en-
titled "a rin," which is a comic piece,
composed by Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox,
and like most Of her compositions has
lesson 50 plainly drawn, that it inn
pressed the duties OF life on all who
hear or read them. Miss Ketchum read
a chapter from "Lithgoleo or "Truth-
fulness in business" which was interest
ing to all, who had listened TO the pre-
vious chapters, as it is a connected
story setting forth the unjust dealings
in life with our ielowmen aud the vein
Christians should take.
Then came a Violin Solo, by Miss
Brown which was rendered perfectly,
and highly appreciated, after which
Mrs. Spray read Joy bells from the
rescue rooms, a beautiful little poem,
telling the misery OF slum life.
Miss Cruthers did justice in reciting
piece on missionary work and Miss
Miller sang in her usual sweet tones
solo "Only a Rosebud"
Mrs jackson read a poem, showing
that poverty and encouragement has
caused many 10 fall into sinful lives,
that by proper encouragement from
Christian people could be led to Christ.
A discussion how to proceed in ;he
work for the accomplishing OF most good
next ensued, after which the audience
was dismissed by repeating the En-
deavors Benediction.