The Washington times., 1903-01-18

The Young Mems Christian Associa-
zion will today begin the jubilee exer-
clses attending the celebration Of theI
Aftieth anniversary of the formation OF
the association in this city
For the past two months the arrange
ments for the celebration have been ma
turing under the careful guidance of
John B. SIeman, ir.. the former general
secretary and nov one OF the hardest
workers IN the interests Of the organi-
zation.
The jubilee exercises viii include
number Of interesting features that are
expected 20 mark departure in the his
tory of the association. Special services
will be held throughout The city today.
on Monday evening the jubilee dinner
will take place a the New willard,
Tuesday banquet will be served at the
National Hotel for the members Of the
association: Wednesday a conference
and prayer meeting viii be held at the
assgciaricu building and on Thursday
and Friday Fred B. Smith viii address
meetings in the auditorium Of the Co
lumbar University. Many noted speak
ers from throughout the country will at
tend each Of the meetings
Fred b. Smith. international secretary
in charge OF religious work. viii address
the big meeting for men today at La
fayette Square Opera House. Mr.. Smith
is considered the leading speaker for
mems meetings in the association work.
The doors viii re open at $50 and the
song service will begin five minutes
later. Special music for the service viii
be furnished by the popular Temple
Quartet Of Baltimore.
Boys Meeting.
The meeting fer boys will be held at
the gymnasium Of the association build
Ing al $50 o'clock. The address al this
meeting viii be delivered by c. c. Mich
ener. Of New York city. The Madrigal
Male Quartet, OF Baltimore. will sing.
Admission is free. but boys under ten
VIII not be admitted
At O'Clock Q meeting for women viii
be held at the First Congregational
Church. 10 be addressed by Dr.. James II.
Garfield. of Columbia University New
York. and ". B. Miller, international
secretary. !. NJ. {. A.
On Monday evening the jubilee dinner
for business and professional men will
take place at the New Willard. Accept
ances have been received from a large
number Of men prominent in official life,
as we'll as from many leading associa-
tioH men from other cities.
Music Will be furnished By a mando-
lin club under the direction OF William
Edward Todd. II.
On Tuesday evening the members
Jubilee dinner will be given at the Ma
tionaI Hotel Addresses will be deIiy-
cred on this occasion. Judge Stanton
J. PeeIIe. of the Court of Claims. viii
preside The Temple Quartet will fur
nish music for the occasion
The following are the churches and
+ speakers for today's services.
Baptist-Cslyary. a. m. Fred B.
Smith and George Foster Peabody;
! Temple. a. m. c. j. Hicks. First. d. N.
Joshua LeveTing; p m. Luther D. Wish
+ ard; Grace. a. m. George F. Tibbitts
Kendall. p m. Herbert X. Caskey,
/ Metropolitan. D. NJ. Fred s. Goodman
/ CongregationaI-Fir a. m. DIT. James
/ H Garfield; Mount Pleasant. a m, w
/ B. AIiIlar.
Christian-Vermont Avenue. p N, ".
/ B. MIIIar, Ninth Street, q m. Z. o Sell
! Iers: Third, p m. John B. sleman, jr-
/ Episcopal Epiphany. p m. DR.. James
/ H. Garfield.
+ Lutberan-Churc Of Redeemer, p m.
/ W. Il. H. Smith Keller. p. m. George F.
Tibbitrs. Luther Place Memorial, p m,
/ W. c. Douglass, Zion. p. m. Cameron
Beck St PauTs English p m Charles
/ T.. NesbiJ
Methodist-Me Metropolitan. a. m c. c.
/ Kitchener; Foundry. p. m, Dr. I, L Dog
gett. HamIine. a. N. Fred s. Goodman.
p. m. E. " Booth; Grace. a. m. L. A.