The Washington times., 1903-07-11
EPNORTH LEAGUERS
GOING TO CONVENTION
Large Delegation From Washington
Starts for Detroit Wednesday.

The sixth annual convention of the
Epworth League viii be held in Detroit
from July 16 to 10. inclusive The local
branch of the organization has made ex-
tensive preparations for the trip and it
is believed Washington will have a
larger delegation present at this con-
vention than at any one before. The
Epworth League has a membership OF
about 100000 young people of the
Methodist Churches of the United States
and Canada. 1t is believed more than
10000 delegates will attend the coming
convention.
a special train has been chartered TO
convey the two branches OF the league
in Washington and vicinity to Detroit.
The traih is scheduled to leave the
Pennsylvania Railroad station at 1850
o'clock on the morning OF Wednesday.
July IS. and is to be known as the Capt.
tai City special 1t will arrive in Buffalo
shortly after O'Clock in the evening
and a brief stop will be made in that
city. The party VIII arrive IN Detroit at
o'clock Thursday morning and the con-
vention will begin at 2:3O o'clock in
the afternoon.
The committee in charge of the ar
rangements is composed of DR.. T. p.
Bell. J. Finney Engle. and Frank T..
Israel W. W. Porter, city passenger
agent of the Pennsylvania Railroad, is
TO accompany the party 70 Buffalo.
The following Washingtonians will
compose the local delegation to the con-
vention:
Miss E r. Woodward, Nellie Have. Mrs NJ
NJ. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A Ison, E. r.
Rochester, Hester r. Bunch, Carrie Hawke,
Lily Jett, L. c. He'll, Ella Hooking, Eleanor
Walker, Mary E. Wade, Rosa Adams, Major
z. ". Halford, the Rev. r. J. Prettynan,
Berths Walker. Julia Smell. Miss Rosa Perkins.
Florence Murray, Ruth Greathouse. Mrs Eva
Webster, Mrs. Susan B. Schaffer, Mrs. Lillian
Kimball, Master Wallace Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. Nevins, the Rev. f. II. Smith, Mrs.
Frank T. Israel. A. Lariyiere. A. l. East, James
Burns, Mrs. II. c. Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
hal6aek, Miss Haiback; George W. hirch,
Mrs. Ingersoll. Miss Clegg. Mrs. Hiram johnson.
Miss c. Brondt, s. II. Riddings and Mrs.
Riddings, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Burns, Mr..
Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Morse, II. Il. Nichols.
Rev. r. H. Rawlings, Mrs. Rawlings, DR.. and
Mrs. ". c. Fowler, Miss Fowler. Mr. and
Mrs. Z s. Richardson, L Pierce Boteler, the
Rev d. l. Blakemore, Mrs Tggat- = b.
Crawford W. G. Davis. Misses Crawford. Misses
Cookscy Otto Bloecher, Virginia Johnson Ida
BaechleF. Mr and Mrs. J. " Brsmlett, Daisy
the Rev. J. o. Knott, z. L. Sides, the Rev.
J. p. Stump. W. II. Chambers, Mrs. Fannie
Amis. Grace Colyer. Julia Smith, Laura Burke,
Bertie Pugh, Ruth Murray, Jeanette White,
~. l.. TAFT, Mr.. and Mrs. /. X. Adams, D. l..
Hardawsy, George N. Moore. j. G. Jorgensen,
&c W Kelley. Or Ada r. Thomas. A. Z. Schultz,
Mrs Schultz, Mrs viii Waesche. George E.
lark Miss Prettymnn. Sue and Emma Athey.
Lula jenkins, Ella Dunford, Lille Scott, Mamie
White. Della Jarvis Roberta Poston. bir. and
Mrs ". NJ Ellison, Mrs. J. W. Brown Mrs.
n. Donaldson, g. d. Nicholson, D. II. Graves.
+ {. stanton, M o. Jarvis, Van 4. Potter.
the Rev. J. E Wilson, W H. Vincent, F. N
Jarvis, G. +. Bsyliss. J. +. Nichol. W. l..
Brannan, John T. Fort, the Rev. Z. T. Gadum
Miss Lula Rockey, Mrs r. ". Raines Mrs P. VI.
bradshaw. +. G. Whitney, John OConnell J. +.
McLennsn, ". r. O'Brien, Mrs. r. II. Ellis
Lewis Cohen. John Vorkeper. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pugh. T. Benson Locke Willis Madden j. r.
Bpasou Miss NJ l. Reason Katie Wa,1non
Miss johnson, =. J. Sesbolt, Miss X. Smith,
T. G. Clafin, wife. and two daughters. Mrs
Baar. Miss Baar. Mrs. r. :. Whaley, the Rev.
W. H. Wolf. the Rev. ". T. Henry. Lucy
simpson. Mis- Harper, 3iiss NJ Brandt. Miss
VI. Talburg. H. Homrighaus, W. Fletcher, Miss
A. Fletcher
The District Of Columbia and Iowa
delegation headquarters in Detroit will
be in the Central Presbyterian Church,
corner Of Bates and Farmer Streets.
1t IS stated that the best program
ever arranged has been provided FOR
this convention. The mayor of Detroit.
Hon. William Mayberry. Governor A. T.
Bliss. Senator Russell A. Alger. and the
Rev. George Elliott are among those
who viii welcome the Epworthians.
Several governors of States and promi
mint ministers and layneu will deliver
addresses