Evening star., 1901-10-07
rHIRTIErH AsNuAL SESSION.



to Meet I'm baltimore.
The thirtieth annual session of the Wash
ington and Baltimopsf branch of the wo-
mems Foreign Missionary Society NJ E.
Church which, as heretofore stated in The
Star, is to be held IN Baltimore wednes-
day, Thursday and Friday of this week,
promises to be one Of the most interesting
meetings ever held m stH4 history of the
organization.
Besides the regulaE delegates from all
parts of the District of Columbia and Mary
land. representatives viii be present from
many distant parts of the. world.
Following is the program for the three
days: :, ;se
wednesday. 10 a.m.Y holy communion; Ii
am, address of president, Mrs. A. H.
Eaton; greetings. by Rev. DR.. E. B. Pat
terson, Rev. c. Herbert Richardson and
Mrs. R. R. Battee; response, Mrs. John T.
hymn 1913; 1915 p.m., report of correspond
ing secretary, first division. Mrs. E. B. Ste
vens; reports of conference secretaries
Wilmington. Mrs. s. A. Hill; Virginia, Mrs.
New; Florida, Mrs. Jannison; offering; ben
ediction; lunch, l pm.
Afternoon session. 2:so pm. deyotional
reading Of minutes, Mrs. D. G. Morgan: re.
ports Of district Observation-Disclosures,
Mrs. Charles G. Summers: East Baltimore.
Miss Sherman: West Baltimore, Miss Al
len; Washington. Mrs. s. M. Hartsock:
Miss Slack; $3.50 p. m, address on Our Lit
erature," Mrs. T. H. Anderson of Washing
ton: five minutes talks on Lesson Study"
BY B Mrs; A H. Eaton: Report" by Mrs F.
Ziegler; Leaflets. Mrs. T. H. Martin;
Calendar Mrs. S. A. Hill; ''Triumphs of
the Cross" Mrs. A. w. Prudisill: 4:3O p M,
greetings, Miss Annie Aligarrh. India; Of
hny
Thursday, 9:30 am, devotional service.
in charge Of Washington district; minutes;
report of treasurer, Mrs. H. c. Tudor;
STORY of the Little Light Bearers. Miss
Caroline Smith and Miss Logan: music: re-
port of corresponding secretary, second di-
vision, Mrs. E. B. Stevens; II am, cleo
ton of officers and delegates; addresses.
DR.. Mary A. Cutler, Corea, and Mrs. A. w.
Rudisill, India; offering; benediction; lunch.
1 pm.
Afternoon session, 2:3O o'clock devotion
al service, in charge of Frederick district;
minutes; reports, contingent fund, Mrs. J.
S.. Rawlings; bureau of supplies, Miss Ma
ria Baldwin; o'clock, my Conversion to
the Mite Box Mrs C. M Billingsley; solo,
Mite Box Song" MISS Kfinefelter; ad-
dress. Miss Maria Orme Allen. Folt's Mis-
sionary Institute. Herkimer, N. T.; 4:3O,
address, Rev. DR.. Don s. Colt; offering;
benediction
Evening session, 8 O'clock anniversary;
hymn 922: scripture lesson. Mrs. Don s.
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music by choir of Madison avenue Church;
address, DR.. Mary A. Cutler. Corea offer
ing; address, Miss Annie Baltimore, in ma
tive dress, Aligarrh, India: hymn 913; ben
ediction
Friday, $50 m, devotional service Rev.
DR.. L. A. Ferris; minutes; reports of stand
ing committees; discussion, THE Chill
dren," Miss Bette Baker; music; branch
missionaries reports.
India-Miss Stephens. represented by Mrs.
Louis Mas and Miss Baltimore; Miss Rob-
inson, represented by Miss Mathews. -
Japan-Miss Amy Lewis represented by
Mrs. B. W. Cochran; Miss Bender, repre-
sented by Mrs. E. Don Hoffman.
Corea-Miss Ella Lewis, represented by
Mrs. F. H. Davidson se
China-Miss Susan Tippett represented
by Miss Katharine Ward; prayer. Mrs. E.
B. Stevens; memorial service; lunch 1 pm.
Afternoon session, ,ss2:3G o'clock, devo-
tional service, in charge Of East Baltimore
district of the Methodist Episcopal Church:
paper. "Our Young Womep's Societies and
Their Relation to Our Work" Miss H c.
Slicer: discussion. Mrs. E.. L. Harvey and
Mrs. William E. Moore; solo, Miss Gault:
appropriations for 1902: :u''One Woman 8
Thank Offering" Miss Fannie More Nc
Cauley; minutes; hymn No. 572; prayer of
conservation.