The evening times., 1901-10-12
WORK OF HOME MISSIONS.
The Society Of the Baltimore Con-
ference 10 Meet Here.

Prominent Lnborcrs in This Field
VIII Discuss interesting Topics.
Reports Of Various institutions.
Entertainment of the Delegates.
There viii bo a large gathering Of the
representative women OF Nethodism next
week in Foundry Church. this city. IN.
occasion being the annual meeting Of the
Womeu's Home Missionary Society of the
Baltimore Conference. the territory of
which embraces the pistric- of Columbia.
fns State of Maryland, and part Of
West Virginia
y Very interesting programme has been
prepared. Airs. W. j. White. q returned
missionary from Urah- will speak on
-lLuTmuulsu Menaca." followed boy Mrs.
Tcuuis $ Hamlin on The Duty of the
Hour" which viii be a plea for earnest
effort at The coming session of Congress
iu behalf of the constitutional amend
ment Tho Rev g IL Gallagher, u. d..
President of the National Training School
and Sihiey Hospital. which is located at
ulo North Capitol Street. will address the
meeting. These institutions are widely
known for their work of CHARITY and
nursing among the sick poor. Hundreds
of visits are made every month 10y these
devoted workers.
Mrs May Leonard woodruff daughter
o. Dr. Leonard. missionary secretary.
VIII speak on Porto Rico. Mrs. Woodruff,
is in charge Of this bureau of work. aad
is familiar with thz needs Of the ma
uon. S new possessions. and is an eloquent
uieaucr for This ignorant and degraded
people.
The society has q large deaconcss home
IN Baltimore, with six centres of work
in the midst of the foreign populations Of
that city, and a handsome institutional
building has recently been erected in
Jhe centre OF the Bohemian population at
"a cost of over $1,000 The day sessions
VIII bo fun Of interest. including the re-
ports of officers and addresses Dy clergy
men and elect women
The fields of labor of the society are.
IN the South. among the mountain whites
and the negroes; in New Mexico. among
the Spanish and Indian population: In
the West, among the MormOns and the
indians; the Chinese and japanese on the
racine Coast and in Alaska. Hawaii and
Porto Rico. The society also does a large
amount of work III cities having iruni-
grant homes, the deacuuesses and mis-
Slonarles meeting all Incoming steamers.
Mrs T. r. Naylor is chairman OF the
entertainment committee. and the ladies'
OF Foundry Church are making great
preparations for the entertainment of this
large and influential body Of Christian
workers.
The following is the programme FOR the
meeting.
Tuesday. October Is. 10 a MFRS. W.
u MclJOWell, president Devotional cNer-
ciSts, Mrs William Burris: addresses of
welcome, the Rev. II. r. NayIor. D. d
IN Jhe ReV. l. B. Wilson, y. T.. and Mrs
~ n n. anderson. response, Mrs. ". N.
" ihhsi appointment Of committees, min
lles OF recording secretary. A.s. j. T.
bliDert; solo, Mrs. Frank G. Roach re-
port OF corresponding secretary. Mrs. c.
/ roach report OF treasurer Mrs G w
BroWn5 solo, Mrs. Otis j. SWEET. the
Lords Supper, Rev. H. r. NayIor ID ID
in charge. benedicuOui lunch at ] O'Clock
afternoon session, D. m.-Deac0uess
work Bible lesson. Miss Martha Tor1-
klnson; prayer. the Rev. G.. w Gallagher
y y minutes. solo with auto harp Miss
ii,-,l... i,Lli.a , sanford. report Of Baltimore
nome, MISS Annie Beidtgh. incidents in
Ny VI Ork, Miss ID. n. f.riman- address
lhr het- LuclCu Clark, Il. D. SibIey Hos
Illal lluaTtette. Misses Sanford. Shard-
low. Standish, and Wildwood. report Sfb-
ley Hospital. Mrs. T. D. Street: our daa-
Cou-Ss settlements, R-SedaIe Missions
Miss Hattie M1vthiugtUu- BIadersHr1rz-
Road. Miss AlveTtl * Jones. Triufdzd
me.L
Evening session, s p. m-BibIe lesson.
Mrs Agnes Grape Jones: pr-l.sT tb. ~
J. j. Halsse. ID. D.. solo. Miss .lizaI.rE
" amy ADDRESS, 'NOrmCEism a Menace"
Mrs w p White, The DUTY OF the
iiglT; Ms Ieunis S Hamlin; Gloria and
wednesday. October Ig. "a. m-BfbIe
irs7l-i; -1lS j. T. Wilson: prayer. Miss
E-'ith p-li.ins Jn. minutes; election Of Of
hcers, delegates. and aIteruatas 10 tha an
uual meeting Of the general board rf
managers. New York cltv. NDveruber IS
10 d, reports Of District secretaries. Bal
lLpre, Mrs F. Don HOFFMAN East Raj
Uuure. Mrs ii. G. Rs.r. agF-rIs
E-impSeS Of our Mission Fields" Mrs
G. 49, Gallagher solo. Mrs Otis ID. Su. ~
So.ssecIa non service. Alrs- E-aaeea EEter
Springer luIch 7 o.cIOcE
Afternoon session. = D. u-FsfBIa lesson
MIS- Lucirl Clark, prayer. Rev. PAGE
1nDurn; minutes. solo. GrS. Theodore
GatchS!; Chinatown CAS- seen this sum
NOR, Mrs D. T. Street, reports. Supplies
Mrs : II Lake; womau's home missions
and children s.. Mrs Ella t. Sf-iclIan-
How Can We Increase our Subzcriu-
ton LlstZ discussion led by Mrs George
BEAD tnkoHi mite boxes Mrs. Virginia o..
b"nleiS, The story Of Self-DeuiaI
Nlle BOX. Mrs T. G WOodburn, dis
cussioui adjournment
Evening session. s p. In.-ElbIe lesson
Mrs H. r. NaylUT, prayer. Rev. SLowpU
J. Bryant; solo, Miss Elisabeth a STU
art, address, our Work I'm Porto Rico
Miss May Leonard Woodruff solo Miss
Ethel Gallagher. address the Rev. c. ~.
Gallagher. D. D, choir OF nurse deacon
esses, Sibley Hospital; Gloria and beue-
CictiOu.
Thursday. October Il. 10 "a. m.-BibIe
lesson, Mrs. l.. II. Hcn1TicksOn. prayer.
Miss Eebekah MewshaW. minutes re-
ports Frederick district Miss Maggie
Addison; Washington district Mrs j. B
Street West Baltimore district Mrs A
NJ Hopkins. Young Peoples Work
Mrs. Minnie Benton Taylor. How to In
terest our Young People Miss Anna NJ
Fa-lOn- What our Jewels arc Doing
Miss Gertrude HOust0i. Preparing for
Service, Miss Matilda Patton: discus
sion. led by Mrs May Leonard Woodruff
Reading Circles Miss NOIIie Y. Th0rn-
as. How to Make Reading Circles 2 Sue
cess" Mrs. Frank NJ Bristol. discussion:
solo, Mrs. May Leonard Woodruff: ad-
tournament
Afternoon session. . p. Ia.-BibIe lesson.
Mrs. j. Walter Duyall, prayer Rev j. +.
Amos. minutes. "Our Spanish and Indian
Work, Miss Blanche ZehTinE. Leaflets
Mrs. Helen n. Brand, "EOW Can We Best
Use Them discussion, Ted by Mrs. J. St
Clair Neale, Systematic BeueGcence."
Mrs. J. G. Tasker5 "A Tenth and a
Tramp (selectedD, Mrs. J. r. Amos. re-
ports Of committees: miscellaneous bust
ness; Gloria and benedictiOn; adjourn
mcut.
FUNERAL OF A. W. BINGHAM.