Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-17

estneSS and sincerity are so evident as to
render most effective the able addresses he
delivers. Tickets for the meeting tomor-
row may be obtained at business places
throughout the city. The meeting for boys
will be held at the gymnasium of the asso-
citation building at $3.50 o'clock. The adj
dress at this meeting will be delivered by
Mr.. c. c. Michener Of New York city. AT
this meeting the Madrigal Male Quartet OF
Baltimore will sing. Admission is free, but
boys under ten will not be admitted. At 3
o'clock a meeting for women will be held
at the First Congregational Church, to be
lumbia University, New York, and Mr.. w.
b. Miller. international secretary Y. M.
c. A.
Monday evening the jubilee dinner din
ner for business and professional men will
take place at the New Willard. Accept
ances have been received from a large num-
Der of men prominent in official life as we'll
as from many leading association men from
other cities. A mandolin club under the
direction of Mr.. William Edward Todd IT,
will furnish music forf this occasion.
Tuesday evening the members jubilee
dinner will be given at the National Hotel.
Judge Stanton ]. Reeile Of the Court of
Claims will preside, and the Temple Quar-
tet will furnish musicffor the occasion.
Wednesday evening has been set aside as
time OF conference and prayer at the as
ISOLATION building. Thursday and Friday
evenings. Fred B. Smith will.sspeak in the
Sunday Program.
The following are speakers at the sew
eral churches named for tomorrow's sery-
ices:
Bapt1st-Calvary. morning, Fred B. Smith
and George Foster Peabody of New York.
Temple, morning, c. j. Hicks, New York.
First, morning, Joshua Levering; evening.
Luther d. Wishard of New York Grace.
morning, George F. Tibbitts, state secre-
tary. Kendall, evening. Herbert K Caskey
Of Philadelphia. Metropolitan, evening,
Fred S. Goodman, New York
'Congregational-First, morning, DR.. James
H. Garfield of New York Mt Pleasant.
morning. w. B. Millar of New York.
Christian-Vermont Avenue evening. w.
q. Mlllar of New York. Ninth Street, morn
ing, E. o. Sellers of Wilmington, Del. Third
evening, John B. SIeman jr. of Washing
ton.
Observation-Disclosures evening, DR.. James
II. Garfield of New York
Lutheran-Church of the Redeemer, even
ing, w. H. H. Smith of Washington Kelly
evening, George F. Tibbitts, state secretary.
Douglass Of Philadelphia. ZION, evening.
Cameron Beck. assistant state secretary
st. Pauls (Engiish), evening, Chas F. Mes
bit of Washington.
Methodist ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS morn
ing, c. C. Kitchener Of New York: Foun
dry, evening. DIR. l.. l.. Doggett of Spring
field, Mass; Hamiine, morning Fred s
Goodman of New York; evening, E. w.
Booth of New York; Grace, morning, L. A.
Coulter of Virginia; Gorsuch, evening, W.
w. Fry Of Trenton, N. j.; Waugh. morn
Ing, DR.. L. L. Doggett Of Springfield Mass.
Ryland, morning. W. w. Fry of Trenton,
n. j.; Mckendree, morning, Edmund w
Booth Of New York; Douglas, evening, c.
X. ODER of New York; North Capitol. morn
ing, c. w. Dietrich of Brooklyn; Dunbar
ton Avenue, morning, A. G. Knebel of
South Carolina; Union, evening. A: G. Kne-
bel of South Carolina; Wesley Chapel. even
ing, w. H. Morriss of Baltimore, Md
Methodist Episcopal Southwest Wash
ington, evening, James Thompson of Chi
cago; Mount Vernon Place, morning, w. H
Morriss Of Baltimore.
Methodist Protestant - Mount Tabor
morning, w. H. H Smith of Washington
Congress Street, morning, Cameron Beck
assistant state secretary; Central, morning,
Charles F. Nesbit of Washington
resbyterian-Assemblys morning. Ed
ward W. Hearne of Newark, N. j.; East
ern, morning, Luther D. Wishard of New
York: evening, H o. Williams Of New
York; First, morning. H. o. Williams of
Hearne Of Newarh, N. j.; Gunton Temple
morning, C. X. ODER of New York; New
York Avenue evening. Fred B. Smith of
New York and Judge Selden P. Spencer OF
ST. Louis; Church of the Covenant, morn
ing, Judge Selden p. Spencer of st. Louis
Rideout of Washington: Westminster
morning, Herbert u. Caskey Of Philadel-
phia; Western, evening, c. w. Dietrich OF
Brooklyn; Metropolitan. evening. Joshua
L. A. Coulter Of Virginia; lexington
morning, James Thompson of Chicago
Reformed-Grace.r morning, Rev. w. c.
Douglass of Philadelphia.