Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-17
Y. M. C. A. AT ENCAMPMENT.
A Tent to BE Furnished With Station
cry and Reading Matter.


The regular monthly members meeting
of the Young Mems Christian Association
| was held last evening. Mr.. NJ. NJ. Shand
| OF the board Of directors presided. President
Woodward being absent from the city. The
| plans for the pilgrimage to Mortified.
Mass, to attend the sessions Of the famed
conferences was reported by Mr.. NJ. w.
Baldwin. The committee on excursions re-
ported the plans as entirely completed for
| the second sail to Indian Head, on Friday,
the Goth.
Mr.. A. A. ProtZman, acting general sec
rotary, presented a detailed account of the
service to be rendered by the Y. NJ c. A.
| to the soldiers at Gathersburg, in connec-
ton with the annual encampment of the
District National Guard, which opens there
on the 10th. At this tent the boys will
nave access to stationery, magazines, dailes
and other entertaining reading matter.
There will be plenty of Ice water. The tent
equipment will include also an organ as a
valuable aid to the religious services to be
held. On Saturday evening, July p. MIR.
w. H. H. Smith will deliver his illustra ted
stereopticon lecture on The New Navy
The members authorized the appointment
o. a committee to draft resolutions the
resignation of Mr.. John B. Sleman, jr.,
late general secretary, and to present them
for consideration at the next meeting, Au-
gust 20. The following roster of seventy
new names were submitted for membership
and elected
Messrs. r. l.. ]. Conner NJ D. F. Peter
sen, George F. Harley, Walter E. Miller,
James NJ. Fitch. Ralph w. Lee, Chas. w.
Cragett, Edward G. Robb. ]. d. Notice.
George Peterson, Walter F. Helton, Charles
r. Petty, w. C. Downcy, Robert Williams,
Harley G.. Gibbs, Melville D. Lindsey f. G.
Quackenbush. Joseph r. Anderson, Donald
III. Davis, Charley W. Woy Wallace H.
Hall, James L.. Barnes, Joseph w. Butts,
John A Lane, H. l.. Holgate, James D.
Talbot, Daniel Boyd. w. G. Randall, David
w. Tastet. w. S. Gaines, Horace A. Dodge
Clarence c. Clabaugh, Conrad II. Syme
Howard Terrell, Louis H. Henson, F. NJ.
Van Ioesen. J. A Boshard, l. N. Cottle
Charles NJ. Nissen, Dwight Landon, Myron
1ount, /. w. Rowell, Carl b. Rix, Thomas
5. Smith. Fulton R. Gordon. Amos
a Hels Icy Joseph Yep a A; I Dwyer; Carl
ley, D. b. Bowman. jr., Henry J.
Toussaint Rud. Toussaint. Sam McCauley,
Brewer c. Spransy. Joseph Spransy Myron
G. Clear Harper Thomas. Granville Brad
ford, J. j. Drury. James WEIGH, A. r.
Carver, NJ. c. Auerbach, T. NJ Quarles, R.
H Gay, Adds B. Browne, o. G. Staples
Emmons S. Smith, Richard Sylvester and
W. II. Saunders.
Y. NJ. c. A. Tent.
At the regular monthly members meet
Ing of the Y. NJ. C. A. last evening, it was
stated that arrangements had been made
to have tent in the camp at Gaithersburg
Md, during the annual encampment of the
District National Guard, which opens
Thursday. In this tent there will be pro-
vided for the use of the militia stationery,
magazines dalies and other entertaining
reading matter. There will be plenty of
Ice water. The tent equipment will in
clude an organ as an aid in the religious
services. On Saturday evening w. H. Smith
will deliver his illustrated stereopticon lee
ture on THE New Navy"
Plans for the pilgrimage to Mortified,
Mass, to attend the session of the confer
ences, were reported by NJ w Baldwin.
The committee on excursions reported plans
completed for the second sail to Indian
Head on Friday, July 20.
committee was appointed to draft reso-
lutions on the resignation of John B. Sic
man, 1r., late general secretary and to
present them for consideration at the next
meeting, August 20 Seventy new members
We're elected.