The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1900-06-20
EpWOrth League,

The Eighth Convention of the Second
General Conference District Epworth
League will convene at Stamford. N. D.
on June 3Olh and will continue until
July 3. The program is as follows:
Saturday evening, June ath, ut 73O.
Epworth League camp fire and reception.
Welcome addresses by Rev. b. ID.
Abrams, pastor Of NJ. n. Church. Rev. L.
IG, Richards ou behalf of churches of
other denominations, and g. L.. Andrus,
Esq., on the part OF the citizens Of Stan-
ford.
Response by tho President. DR.. Mar
shall.
Informal reception to Bishop W. X.
Ninde and tho Board of Control. Sing ng
led by Newark Conference Quartotts. I'M
inedial elv after tbe' reception the several
Conference delegations will meet and Sc
| lect their repre- en- ntative Oh the Board OF
Control.
Sunday, July 1st., at 6 90 a. M, sunri o
service, led by Rev. n. Ia Thorpe, u. .;
10 30 II. M, biennial sermon by Nov. j. w.
Marshall, ID. d., PiesiieDt -. pin. veS-
per service led by Rev j.. b. SburJ.a,sis-
ted by the Newark Conference Quartette;
1.i5 p M, sermon by Bishop w X. Nindc.
u. d., LII ID,
(Suuday services subject to correcti M
Monday, July I'd. morning--ht AOU con-
ScUblui CuitO'l w pEtCl ny ! ht-
votional services led by Rev. u. Genge,
Troy Conference o. Is official reports aud
appointment of committees ; 1oOI "The
Modern Sunday" Rsv G.. :. kcmble.
Newark Conference 1920 "Our Impress
Of the nth century," Rev. n. Mills ID. y.
Secretary Twentieth Century Commis-
sion 1850, "The :'ity Its Spiritual
Probom, Bishop w. X. N!nue, D. u LA
d. lL2O. Quiet Moments. > led by Pres.
IN a IN +
lev.
Afternoon =. 90 devotional services. led
by Rev. 5. G. Pitt, Now Jersey confer.
ence; ? lj, 'Tho Lsaglors Inner l,ifa and
its Expression Rev g. L. Mead Hobo
ken, N. j.; 2,35, "PractiGal Mercy and
Help" Mrs. Barkaen. Newark, n j.;
5 N5, Junior League Work. Rey II, III.
Davenport, Kius,ton N. J 3 81, Junior
League Round Table" conductel by :.
ii. Thompson, Camden, n. J.
Evening. devotional services led
fefanct; 60. Address Rev. J. NJ. King
ID. d., Assistant Corresponding Secretary
of the Boatd of Church Extension u tho
NJ, H. Church.
Tuesday, July 81. Mornine-9,i>, De-
votional Services led by Rev T.. Gnrmond,
Pres Elder Kingston District; 10, "l.a-
tent Social Possibilities kev. J. I!nnd-
ley, u. d., Cnmden. N. j; 8 10 Quiet Mo.
ments," conducted b. Rev. H. Crasto,
Newark Conference; a55 "The Lsaguers
Pocket Book Rev. +. B. short Will
mington Conference; 1925, "The Depcys.
ter Hospital" Miss Louisa Smith. Yer
bank, n. Y; 1910, 'X,lalsm in Religion,
Litcratnre," Rev. H. a. Monroe. d. D..
Delaware Conference; 10, Discussion on
above topics.
Afternuon-2 200. Devotional Services,
led by Rev. J, II. Nulter, Delaware Cons
ference 2.l5, Address s spiritual Author
ity," Rev. g. W. Miiard, ID. D., lr'sid-
ing Elder New York Conierence;2 lj ZIP
worth. League Round Table conducted
by Rev. j. NJ. King, d. d, Asst .tanr Cor.
sion OF the NJ II. Church; $50, Executive
Session and Election of Oilicrs
Evenng-Gl5, DevoliGnnl services, led
by Newark Conference Qunrtutte 500.
Address. "Chri.tian citizenship" fev.
W. II. Wilson. Hamil on, Ontario. Can-
adn Topic: '1hr Chris" Weknow Him?
Whonl-W Whore?-Io.day. (one minutD
experiehces)
Wednesday, july 4th-Grand Celebra.
tion of National Birthday, in charge OF
Local Committee. =: For particulars SEQ
Souvenir lrogran.)
Thursday. July 5th, Rotnrn strip through
Catsl:ills begins. (See Excursion iru-
grnm.)
Friday, July 9th. &C. 80 A, N, Snnrise
Service ut "Old Mountain House, 30 A.
NJ, Farewell Meeting, 'Kaatcrskll Hotel,
addressed by Rev, DR.. J. o. Wilson, Now
York Conference.
Board Of Control-Rev j. W. Marshall,
d. ID. President, Camden. n. j.. Rev. i.
Del; Rev. IL. A. Monroe, d. d. Sucretnry,
philudelnhiR Pa. 6 IT Vhomusnu Sn.