Evening journal., 1902-07-05
MANY BAPTISTS WILL
ATTEND THE BIG UNION
Young Peoples Meeting Opens in
Providence, Rhode Island, on
Next Thursday

Next to the largest delegation ever ro-
ing from Delaware to- the Baptist YOUNG
leoplea Union OF America leaves this city
Tor providence, Wednesday. July O. The
previous largest attendance was at the
convention In Baltimore July. 1895
The party now composing DELEGATES and
visitors number twcnty-cieht who have
already registered with the Entertain
ment Committee In Providence Twenty
fNe of them win leave on the 1916 train
pennsylvania railroad station Wednos-
unN IN coach reserved for their use to
NeW York, from whence they win take
the Stonington Line of steamers 10 Ston-
ington, Conn, and from thence by special
car to Providence arriving at the lattor
place at S.50Ihursday morning Ia time for
the opening OF the convention The sue-
cial privileges from the Pennsylvania and
the New York ana New Haven railroad
companies. with twelve stnterooms upon
the steamer New Hampshire. and rooms
and board at MaXey and Hone Halls.
Brown University, have been obtained by
the Rev o. G. Buddington. acting trans
roriatiun leader for Delaware who Will
accompany the party
The convention program has the prom
ise of being one OF the finest of any pre-
vious year. The key word OF the program
is conquest The various aspects OF
this suggestive subject WIN De trontod bv
Baptist denomination. including President
faunce. OF Brown University. and several
other college presidents. Tho meetings
viii be- held IA Infantry Hail. the First
Baptist Church, and Sayles Han. Brown
University. unique feature Will be
President John Chapman delivering his
annual address 10 two audiences in differ
enc places the same evening. The same
topics upon the program viii also be dis
cussed by two sets of speakers I'm different
halls at the same time. an interesting
feature viii De the presentation OF the
prize banners to the winners OF the differ
cnt States in the Christian Culture
Courses.
On Saturday afternoon and Monday and
Tuesday following the adioummcnt of the
convention excursions win -he given 60
Newport Narragansett Pier Block Island
Boston and Plymouth Rock. The steamer
New Hampshire by which the party goes
from New York is q Wilmington built
boat and Is large and elegant ia an its
appointments. Leaving pier SO. North
river at p. M, a beautiful view IS afford
ed OF North river New York bay East
river both cities of New York and Brook
lyn, Brooklyn bridge and entrance to
Long Island sound by daylight
Following is "a list Of the delegates and
visitors who have already registered with
the Entertainment Committee: The Rev.
John Snape George B. Clayton, Misses
Sophie Muhihausen. Eleanor Forman,
Fmnees Forman. Rachel Oakley, Carrie
Cooper. Clara Lawrence. Alice Lawrence,
Elizabeth Dennison. Eta Mcdaniel. Elisa
abeth Mcdaniel Elsie Mcdaniel, Clara
Hyde, Della Brown. the Rev. o. c. Bud
dneton Mrs Buddington. Osmore and
Arthur Buddington. Ralph c. Whitonack
Misses Sallie T., Evans, Gertie Townsend
Clara DIN. May Heath. Laura NJ. Farmer,
Helen Brown, Emma Wilson, A. -.
Stroud.
ANY others Wishing 10 go should I'm
medately apply TO the Rev. o. G.. Bud
dngton No 9O7 West Fourth street. who
viii give the application immediate at
tontion. and who has the blank registra-
tion cards in order to secure assignment
in advance Of arrival at Providence.
Boarding rates at Maxey and Hope Halls,
Brown University Sl.25 per day. Round
trip fare S7.17. ticket good until August
To- by payment Of 30 cents 10 joint agent
az Providence statorooms on steamer 81
ana up.