New-York tribune., 1900-04-27

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The Methodist Social Union of this city will
give reception and dinner In honor of the foreign
delegates in attendance upon the Conference al
T the Hotel Savoy this evening. From 8 TO O'Clock
the members of the Reception Gommlttfe & sI WI don Te
dinner at !. Among the invited guests IN aGal,
en q the and bs Res are r.
ing secretary Of the Missionary soeieH sHo oI NJ NJ
Thoburn the Rev. Or. a. b. Leonard. the Rev Hr'
Sionarv secretary of the CONGREGATIONAL church;
the Rev. DR.; Arthur ]. Brown Of the PTeshyteTdaa
missionary to the New-Hebri'es.
The Lutheran delegates and missionaries at the
Conference will be entertained at the Hotel savoy
omo!rrow at p & fn e Adq}TSSfS T g e. Rsmensnyder
Drs Marensky and schreber, Lutheran mi MISSION on
aTirs d M from bsrr Of india and Lutheran mission
aries from Sweden. Norway ana Flh'lhu VIII u
liver addresses
The treasurer of the Conference. George Foster
Peabody of No q Pine-st. reports receipts OF S''
Setnre of his Conference IS that the question OF
@ @Ieauie bns M hnsn Kent out of the meetings entirely.
No collections have been taken in any OF the meet
nSTe S Comntee has depended entirely on volun-
tary subscriptions mee[ eveaS bsIanSe Will he
soon in hand.
The Rev Dr. John G. Patton missionary OF the
New-Hebrtdas Islands was warmly greeted by the
students of Princeton College last night Dr. Patton
cited "a 4pGgp 4 sand ID MS SPOKE Of the characteristics
the people and of the Christian Work tnaC AZ nae b st
dents to think seriously of giving their lives to
missionary work
| The Rev DR. j. H. Correll. delegate to the Con-
ference and for time missionary In Japan:
will preach Sunday morning at the Church OF
the Holy Communion.
A mass meeting will be held under the auspices
| Of the West Side Branch Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association In Carnegie Hall on Sunday AFTER
Robert F. peT vii LEADERS, h 64egn LANDS 1ad
on What Christ Is Doing for the Nations IA rJa1 Lhe
d-Battersby. OF the Soudan Dr. Harry Guinness ness
of the Congo: John r.. Mott Of New-Y9rk: Miss Miss
Guinness Taylor, of China. will be the principal
speakers.
Prominent women delegates of the Conference
! from Japan. India. China and Turkey will speak
Women's i Christian Association. No. East FIJI;
women are invited,
The Baptists missionaries. delegates and visitors
to the Conference will hold a worldwide Baptist t
rally of fellowship in Calvary Baptist Church this
afternoon from TO $50 O'Clock
The following receptions for delegates have been
arranged: A reception by a committee of the So
| ciety of Friends. at the meeting house. No. IA
IL
and luncheon by a committee of the American
Board at the Hotel Marlborough. tomorrow at
1880 D. m: a dinner by the Presbyterian Union OF
the Oranges at the Country Club Orange. y. J..
Monday. April 30. O'Clock: a luncheon by DIR.
George D. Dowkontt. for medical missionaries. at
Calvary Baptist Church. Monday. April so. at
p. M; luncheon and reception by the New-York
Juvenile Asylum, Onehundred, and -seventy-sixth-
and Amsterdam-aVc. Wednesday, May ,. at
Foreign 9 ign Missions in the Presbyterian Bgding No
hV he SOcia Ne yV-YO at
The Hospitality Committee of which the Rev. DR..
Arthur j. Brown is chairman has prepared its
port to be submitted to the Conference May l.
DR.. Brown says he had a hundred and women
helping him in his work. He said that many of
the best houses of New-York opened 10 the
delegates by their while others who could
not receive guests save money to entertain them
in boarding houses hotels. The committee Sc
cured free entertainment for all foreign dele
gates. and for all the foreign missionaries and
paid their own expenses. but the committee found
places for them when desired; Accommodations
and for one thousand in boarding houses. Lunch
con and dinner FOR thousand persons daily in the
30 cents meal were also secured
The delegates and their wives are of course in
tellectual people, but they would appear be hard
students also Judged from the large proportion of
( CONFERENCE SPEAKERS IN BROOKLYN
In connection with the EcumencaI Conference
on Foreign Missions a special meeting has been
arranged for the Eastern District. Brooklyn TO be
held this evening at the Lee Avenue Consresa-
tional Church, of Hooper-st. at O'Clock
the speakers from the Conference will be the Rev.
Dr., Dr lanes l. Barton, of Boston, formerly of
and Miss Pauline Root. of India