Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-14

lt is expected that the above papers
will ot exceed thirty minutes each,
the remainder of the time to be given
to diseb ssion, speeches to be limited to
five minutes each.
5:P.M.
Young Peoples Hour.
Address to Young People by Rev.
,s4.-"rge Murray Colville, D. D., and
Rev. B. b Bigler.
7.30 P. NJ
Popular Meetings. Sunday School
Work in Wisconsin" Address by Rev
w. o. Carrier, ID. d., Chicago.
On Wednesday and Thursday the
Ladies' Synodieal society of the state
will hold meetings at the Baptist
church. The ladies will hold no even
ing sessions, but on Wednesday even
ing will join with the Synod in meet
ing. The main features of their pro-
gram is as follows
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Mrs. NJ. P. Mcclure Presiding.
9 9:30-Conference of Synodcal Presbvterial and
Auxiliary officers with the representa-
tives of the Woman's Missionary Boards.
Leaves from Presbyterial Journals by Secre-
taries
Chippewa Presbyterial Society, Mrs Stella A.
Fitield. Ashland.
La Crosse Presbyterial Society, Mrs s. r. Lap
ham, La Crosse.
Madison Presbyterial Society, Mrs. A. A. Jack
son, GAINESVILLE.
Milwaukee Presbyterial Society, bIrs. George
Colville, Racine.
Winnebago Presbyterial Society, Mrs. E. C
Eastman, Marinette.
Announcement of Committees
Officers Hour, conducted by the Presby-
terial Presidents:
Chippewa-Mrs. F. W. Runkel, West Superior
La Crosse-Mrs. A. S Willoughby, La Crosse.
Madison-Mrs. j. II. d. Baker, Madison.
Milwaukee-Mrs. John O Harrow, Racine.
Winnebago--Mrs. j. b. Fairchild, Marneite.
Short Addresses-How to Magnify an Office
Mrs. HI. II. Van Nrankin, BaraboO; Mrs J. +.
Young. Marshfield; Mrs. VIM. X Smith. Oconto;
Mrs /. Weaver, Reedsburg; Mrs. j. A. Williams,
Green Bay Mrs. S. A. Fiheld, ashland.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Mrs j. Beveridge Lee, of Milwaukee,
Presiding.
Prayer
Mrs. j. A. Underwood, wausau
Welcoming Words Miss Amanda FIattery,
Response for Synodieal Society-Mrs. George
W. Ogden, Milwaukee.
Review Of work for the year-Mrs II. A Sif-
ton, Recording Secretary.
Report Of synodical Treasurer-Mrs. A. G.
Weissert.
Daughters Hour
Items of interest from the Christian Endeav-
orers and Young People, Miss Matella Calkins
and Miss Louise Hansen, of GAINESVILLE.
4 z "a ~
Albright, Chairman.
Address d. B. Wells, Chicago.
Home Missions in Wisconsin, Mrs 5. \. viii
son. Chairman.
Quiet Time-Miss Susie Pinkham, Fond du
Lac.
Reports of Committees.
Election Of ohcers.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Mrs Charles Manyille, Of Milwaukee,
Presiding.
s:s0-Deyotional Exercises, led By Mrs. B. B.
Bigler. Madison
Report of Secretary Of Literature, Mrs. " II.
Hayden.
News from Many Lands-Mrs. Geo. ". ogden.
Report Of secreplry Of Freedmen, Mrs. George
Meixsen.
Address Representative OF the Freedmen 5
Board--Mrs F. d. Palmer, Pittsburg.
Synodical symposium = OR Inherifances -
Mrs A. ; Wiifoushby. Mrs Wm f. Fitzgerald.
Mrs. W ". Maeomber. Mrs. c. Andrews,
Mrs. Wm. McElroy, Mrs. VI. G. Phillips. Mrs. H.
II. Van Nrankin.
AddTess-Mrs. Paul. native Of Alaska.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON
Mrs.J. E. chaplin, Neenah. Presiding.
zoo Prayer Service. led by Mrs. J. Franklin
Pierce.
7rsr,ss- sfn-,o-,.s ~ Eoss-h n Ss-aa-s,.,
Address-Mrs. F. F. MeCrea. IndiaHapolis.
Presentation Of Business and Recomn snda-
nons-ATs. r. " Runkel- Chairman.
Short Addresses-Lovlag Service-Ars- c. z.
ErSkine. Mrs. n. P Proctor. Mr.. J. T. Hender-
son. Mrs. J. G. Commerf0rd, Mrs. Frank Van
Naikeneerg- and Others.
Reading Of Minutes.
Benedsetion.
Adjournment
These two bodies, it is expected, VII
bring nearly 200 visitors to Wansau.
The meetings will be interesting. for
there viii be many speakers present Of
oratorical reputation from q number Of
the larger cities. The arrangement
committee has been busy today making
the guests comfortable in the different
homes to which they have been as
signed and has been successful 10 q
great degree
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