The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-02
Religious....

III. "As a Model"
Miss Emma Waterman, Clifford
Nv. "hs n Solace,"
Rev. Albert @. Oliver, Lake Como
solo. "Thc Broken Pane"
Miss Faith Lskin, Lake Como
V. Discussion led by Rev. Amasa +. Chat.
fec, Carbondale.
TUESDAY EVENING.
7S0-Devotions, Rev. Henderson o. Harmed,
Scranton, Agent OF the Pennsylvania Bible
Society.
VI. Appropriated A lecture, Through the
Eye to the Heart"
Rev. Robert r. Y. Pierce, ID. d.,
scranton, Pastor Penn Avenue Bap-
tist Church and author Pictured
truth" This is one OF his inimit.
able crayon lectures. Get 10 cent
reserved seat beforehand.
p,et, Misses Yost and Powell, Dunmore
Final adjournment
TUESDAY FORENOON, Ills.
l. "lleptal." Rev. Ira g. Estes, Damascus
u. "A Cosmopolitan Boom
Miss Ruth A. Gardner. Moscow
III. ''iIow to observe It,"
Miss Alice Butler. Csrbondals
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
130-Devotions,
Rev. Jared n. Meakor Thornhurs,
Election Of officers.
''our Entertainment Bureau"
Miss Ella Maudc Stewart, Clifford
". "Jeopardized,"
Rev. Louis E. Van Hoesen, Ariel
V. "Can Children Be Taught to Reverence
It," Mrs. NJ. Q. Meaker, Carbondale.
VI. Discussion led by Rev. Leonard c. Muir.
dock, Kingston, President Conference
League.
The Epworth League cabinet of the
Honesdale district follows: Presiding
elder, Rev. Justus r. Warner, 81 Salem
avenue, Carbondale: president, Rev.
George H. Prentice, Moscow; first vice
president, Rev. Arthur u. David,
Thompson; second vice president, Miss
Ella Maude Stewart. Clifford; third
vice president, Miss Elsie J. Gilpin,
Honesdale; fourth vice president. Mr..
Philip Davis, Dunmore; recording Sec
retary and treasurer, Miss Jennie But
Ter, 50 Canaan street, Carbonate; cor
responding secretary, Miss May Louis
Fitzpatrick, 81 Darte avenue. Carbon
dale: junior superintendent, Mrs. Eve
lyn s. Bush, Honesdale.
The Providence Presbyterian Endea-
vor society announces young peoples
rally for tomorrow evening at 72)
o'clock, celebrating the twentieth an
niversary of the Endeavor organiza-
tion, which began in Portland, Ne.
The programme which has beeen ar
ranged by the United society in Bos-
ton. and which is TO be generally used
throughout the country, has been
adopted for the Providence society
meeting tomorrow night. The letter of
DR.. Clark, the founder of the move
ment, VIII be read. and Miss Mary
Benedict, of the local society, will read
an epitomized history of the Endeavor-
ers' twenty years. Rev. DR.. Guild will
also have IL brief message. The choir
will assist in the service with two
special selection, Nearer My God to
Thee" by w. G. Williams, Miss
Phoebe T.. Smith, Mrs. Frank Norton
Flat" Dudley Buck, Mr.. Joshua John
and choiI.
DR.. Arthur 4. Pierson. editor Of
Missionary Review of the World"
will be in the city Feb. 10-14. The fol-
lowing dates are announced: Sun
day, 1890 a. u., Penn Avenue Baptist
church: 345 p. m, Penn Avenue Bap-
list church, 1.30 p. M, Second Pres
by terrain church, and Monday evening.
Tuesday afternoon and evening, We'd
nesday afternoon and evening, and
Thursday afternoon and evening. All
afternoon meetings will be in associa-
ton rooms at p. IN. Thursday even-
ing will close with a missionary rally
in Second Presbyterian church; topic,