The Savannah morning news., 1901-05-08
IEAGUERS COMING
TILE DELEGATES WILL BSn<xkN AR
IRVING TO-NIGHT.
'LANS, FOR RECEPTION.
,,,TR4INs' To BE MET AND DELE
GATES ESCORTED TO HOMES.


md Sneakers and Their Hosts.
The preparations for. the state con-
<,r.r,e. Epworth Leagues, have been
.,noIeted. and either tonight or to-mor-
ror, morning the delegates and thefspeak-
srs will begin to arrive. All trains will
-. met by one or more members of the
pooeption Committee, of which Mr.. P,
y brown is chairman, and will be es-
..-,ed to the headquarters of the commit
.ss the gentleman's parlor' at the De
Soto Here they will be given into the
care of pages who will, in turn, escort
.5sm 10 the homes that have been Sc
CURED for them.
If is expected that there will be about
10 delegates, and 100 or more other per-
sons that will attend the conference, not
ir,l,ding the several speakers. All of the
meetings will be held in Wesley Monu-
r7ertsl Church, which has been decorated
in the colors of the League. Through
tho courtesy of Mr.. ]. r. A. Hobson, man.
aqer of the Southern Bell Telephone and
telegraph Company, a telephone, No. 1874,
mas been put in and will be at the dis
rosal of the delegates.
The arrangements for the conference
have been made by the Executive Com
roittee of the local union of Epworth
Leagues, consisting of the officers of the
pnion and the heads of each of the COM
mIttees as follows:
Presidential. l.. NJ. Parks. o..
First Vice President-W. Q. Hughes.
second Vice President-Miss Fannie
Dorsett.
Third Vice Presdent--C. p Miller.
Fourth Vice President-Miss Lottie Nc
Donald.
Secretary and Treasurer-W. H. Fifer.
Chairman Reception Committee-P. F.
Brown
chairman Entertainment Committee J.
l. Christian.
chairman Decoration Committee-H. e.
CIiuenden.
Chairman Programme Commitee-W. L.
Arnold.
The delegates that are expected and the
homes to which they have been assigned
are: Americas, Homer Myers, to S.
Hardy, Thirty-eighth and Habersham
streets: Miss Amy Brooks, with Mrs. M.
! Walker. No. IA Henry street, east. At
Ianta Rev r. F. Eaks and wife, with
Dr. ]. G. farrell, No. III Liberty street,
west; Miss Disbro, with W. c. Powell,
No. l09 Duffy street, east; Miss Annie
Hamilton. with Mrs. NJ J.. Walker; Rev.
H. NJ. Qulian, with r. L. M. Parks No.
81 Henry street. east; Miss Sadie Smith,
with Mrs. B. H. Barr, No. 2N Henry
street. east; w. H. Preston, with J. T.
shuptrine No 308 Bolton street west;
Miss Eva Newborn with A. w. More
house No. Ala Jones street; east; Rev.
Walker Lewis, with S. B. Adams, No. 205
CASTOR street, east; Miss Emma Stovall
and Miss Pauline Robinson, with Mrs. ".
McWilHams, No. 419 Tattnall street,
Athens-Miss Jenny Kenny with Mrs
Lenoir, No 81 Thirty-second street. east;
Rev. Joel T. Dawes. with D. Van Wagner,
No 4O1 Tattnall street. 9-aH :
Adrian-C. c. Burton, with Mrs. F. M
Treslow.
Atapulgus-Mfss Ola Smith, with Mrs c.
r. Holmes, Drayton and Perry streets
Ashburn-A gentleman with N. Frier-
son, No 312 Waldburg street east.
Augusta-Mrs. c. l.. Duvalf, with Mrs.
H. E. Crittenden, No. 120 Jones street,
west; Miss Mollie Thompson, with A. j..
Snedeker No. 914 Park avenue, east; Miss
Maude Wiggins,- with r. L. NJ. Parks I;
Mrs. r. L. Swami and Mrs. S. P. Lewis,
with Mrs. C. F. Allen, No. 522 Wahdburg
street, east; Mrs. ] Lester Dillon, with
j. r. Lewis, No. 322 Anderson street,
west
Bainbridge-B. F. Halves, Jr., with
Mrs. Harmon, No. Jones street, west;
N. W. Howard with M. S. Baker, No.
2& Oslethorpe avenue, east.
Brooklet-Rev Homer L. Pearson with
Mrs. Mock, No. 10 Taylor street, west.
Brunswick-Rev. V. P. Scoville, with
Mrs. M NJ Eason, No 232 Barnard
street; Miss Annie Bailey with Mrs. o.
p Murphy, No. Ill Duffy street, west.
BaXley-Miss Belle Millican with Mrs.
Freeman, West Broad and Duffy streets;
Miss Edna Melton with Mrs. Buckner,
No 2ll Jones street, west; Miss Ollie
stanford vita Mrs. Buckner.
Bartow-Miss Mamie Malone with Miss
Hattie Pead, No. 126 Thirty-second street,
east.
Ben Hnl-w NJ. suttIes with P. M.
Adams, No. 7e3 Barnard street.
Carkesville-C. C. Bass, ]. T. Shuptrine
Rev Jas. d. Milton, Mrs. Merritt, 1907
Montgomery street. Carroliton--Miss Jo-
Ue Gastop, W. ". Arnold, 10 Duffy street
west Columbus-ATiss Mamie Burrus,
Mrs J. McHill, 10 Jones street, east; Miss
Annie Griggs Julian Tyson Thirty
eighth and jefferson steets; II. V. Har-
suth. Rev. ]. A. Smith. Epworth parson-
age Mrs W. T. Gautier, Rev. Bascom
anthony Trinity parsonage.
Nonyers-Miss Floride Tucker, Miss
hattie Pead. Chipley-Miss Lizzie Page,
Juan Tyson. Cairo-Miss Jennie Brown,
D. r. Shumate los Anderson, east; r. c.
Ltie G. H. Kenny, 210 Liberty, west.
eedartown-Rev. r. r. McCarty, j. s.
S'ms' go State, west Miss Matte Adams,
~ d. Rogers, ia Jones. west. Cleveland,
IeNn-W. j. Ramsey. j. r., Saussy, %
uoIaon' west Chattanooga--J. A. Dun
oin' Rev. Robert Van Deventer, 80 DUFF
~ east Cordele--B. II. Palmer Mrs w.
-, AcMurray. 21S Henry, east. College
afk-E. f. Lupton, L. f. Broughton'
waters road and Duffy. Cochran-Miss
|iSzie Wynn. C. d. Rogers. .
Dupin-Rev. w. N. Ainsworth, Mrs j.
w. cummings, 302 Gwinnett, east; J. c,
"waIaiaw, w. @. Hughes. Dalton-Luther
HeNngs Mrs. McMurray; j. G. McLel-
"I'' Mrs. George Gailliard, 1903 Bolton.
"eS. Decatur-Rev. j. B. Allen and
nUe Mrs. J. d. Murphy, 400 Henry east.
"a Wilbur Colvin. Mrs. Jones,
80 Gaston, east. Xxx,
nLoen-J. II. Smith, Mrs. Bealle, Soi
suUy east. Fort Gaines~-T. j. Light
w., ~. l.. Prince. 917 Henry, east; G. @.
"nHans, r. S. Claghorn. Waters Road
u. Duify street Fairmouth-Miss LII
"an smith, A. j. Snedeker.
4 pNNEton-Rev. j. b. Thrasher, Rev. o.
Dook, 2l5 Park avenue, west; Green's
~, Rev. +. d. Cantrel, j. w. -Teeple'
Nv STATE, west. Gainesville-Miss Lucille
IAN Miss Mona Saussy, III Bolton, east
b bckers, ]. X. p. Carr, 224 Wald-