Evening journal., 1903-04-14
HUSTON TO CO TO
GENERAL SESSION
Ccontlnned From First Pagel.

of the great success that has come
Through the efforts OF the Evangelistac
Committee throughout the United States.
The Rev. J. 3. Ely chairman OF tho
Philadelphia Presbyterian Evangelistio
Committee, told Of the tent work in Phtla-
delphia, OF which he has had charge fort
four years Last year rhere were ten
tents. Three open air meetings were held
on the piers and this year the committee
looks for a great season for work. A tab
ernacle has been instituted among the co.
900 Italians I'm Philadelphia and on Sunday
a communion service was held In ut, and
about forty members We're received.
AT tho business session which followed
the addresses the request OF the Whining
ton Church for a grant of $3.50 from tho
home mission board was unanimously en-
dorsed The church now has S4 members.
an increase of ten over last year. The
Rev. Dr. Kyle congratulated the church
on its progress The Rev. j. j. Huston
is Its active and efficient pastor.
The Fifth Church. Of Philadelphia, asked
for 5000 and the North Avenue Church.
Baltimore. for Si20. Both grants were
recommended. The Baltimore church de-
slres the services OF DIT. Atclrison, who has
been the stated supply.
on motion of Mr.. Huston dt was decided
to have a committee of five ITO consider
the matter of evangellsho work in the
Presbytery. The moderator appointed the
Revs. j. C. scouller J. j. Huston, d. d.
and c. s. Cleland. and Elders II. T
Walker and Stewart Mitchell.
r The Rev. William Anderson and EldeS
Z John Stinson were appointed commiuteS
, TO audit the accounts Of James d. Fer
o guson, the financial agent of the Presby
terry.
|, The Rev. J. L. Nichols Of the Second NJ
y p. Church, was invited to sit as a con
Z sultative member.
i The delegates and their entertainers are
b Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Stewart No
y 7sS Pine street. the Rev. Charles S. Gle
e land, Elder James d. Ferguson.
s Mr.. and Mrs. John Comfy, No. 7O4 Ian
= caster avenue. the Rev. J. p. Sharp. Pm
e d., and wdfe
II Mr.. and Mrs. David McIIenry, No. 81
Y Glpn avenue, the Rev. Frank Getty tn
Rev. w. J. McMichael.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Huston. Nc
COG Broome John II. Converse, the ReO
James B. ely, the Rev. J. c. scouler. L
d.. Elder James licCraoken and Wifi
Elder james Stinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Croes. No. 105 Ro,
ney street, the Rev. James Grove, ID. ID
the Rev. C. NJ. Mcknight, Elder JOSEF
Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cleland, No. ?
Broome street, the Rev p. b. Logan an
It wife.
Il w. Mckenzie and Mrs. Jessie Orr, N,
T. 500 South Harrison street, the Rev. ]. I
" Wilson d. d.
= Mrs. Anna Keylor, No 1922 West Eight
Ie street the Rev. James n. knight, Eld'
Il Mitchell.
y The Rev. Robert A. Dlwood, NO 2
y Broome street., the Rev. John Alvin or
q the Rev. w. J. b. Edgar.
y Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Hammond, No. IL
IS Lancaster avenue, the Rev. w. NJ. An
N derson, Elder Charles Mcclure.
y Mr. and Mrs. +. L. Bucl1master, No.
n South Clayton street, II. c. Atchason, I
4 d., Elder John C. French, a professor
Johns Hopkins University.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry T. Wright, No. 4
South Porter street, the Rev n. ]
Heidger Elder r. G. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Robinson, No. ls
Linden street. Elder David Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Huev No Ii
broome street. Elder James Walker. Il
Rev. James Price. ID. ID.
3. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cleland, No. 5
North Harrison street, the Rev. NJ. {
Kyle ID. D., Elder w. S. Smith.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mason. No. Is
he west sixth street, the Rev. T. b. Turl
- - bull d. d., Elder w II Miller.
d. Mr. and Mrs. Finn. No. 1522 Va
a buren street, tho Rev. s. G. Fitzgerald.