Evening star., 1905-11-09
YOUNG PEOPLE TO MEET
MISSIONARY INSTITUTE TO As
sEMBLE TOMORROW.

Arrangements are about complete for the
young peoples INSTRUMENTATION mis-
sionary institute which opens tomorrow
morning at o o'clock at the Metropolitan M.
E. Church. The secretary of the local COM
mittee in charge, Miss Philena A. Dickey.
who is in attendance at the committee S
headquarters at the First Congregational
Church, states that there has been a good
advance registration of delegates, which In
dlcates that many of the churches of the
city will be well represented in the instt-
tute. Already there have been registered
from two churches sixteen delegates each,
with smaller numbers from many other
congregations, and it is expected that reg
istrations will be considerably increased by
the time the institute opens. In most cases
the delegates represent young peoples So
cieties, though there are quite a number
from Sunday schools and missionary organ
izatons.
The program for the meeting has been
anr ounced by the committee in charge. The
morning and afternoon sessions of Friday
and Saturday are for delegates only, and
admission will be by card. The meet! ngs OF
Friday and Saturday nights and Sunday
public.
Order of Exercises.
The order Of exercises is as follows:
Friday morning o'clock-Opening serv-
ice of song and prayer, led by Mr.. w. H. H.
Smith, chairman of the committee; address,
THE Purpose of the Institute" by Mr.. Ed
mrnd D. Soper. field secretary Of the
Young Peoples Missionary Movement; de-
votional Bible class led by Rev. George
Bailey Ph: D.. pastor of the Western Pres
byterian Church; conference, 1.-The Mission
ary Committee, led by Mr. Soper.
Friday afternoon. 2:3O clock-Mission
study class, led by Rev. Morris W. Ehnes,
returned missionary; addresses, Field
and Features Of Missionary Work." Mr.. l..
Rhee of Korea and Rev. Y. L. Hwang of
China.
Friday evening. 745 o'clock-song service.
led by Mr.. James w. Dyer; address, Chris
tan Stewardship" by Rev. Robert u. Free
man, Princeton, N. j.
Saturday morning, 8 o'clock-Devotional
Bible study, Rev. George Bailey, Ph.D. !;
conference, The Missionary Meeting ana
Giving" led by Rev. Everett P. Smith, edu
cational secretary, Protestant Episcopal
missionary board. and Mr. Soper; mission
study classes. taught by Rev. Morris w.
Ehnes, Rev. Everett +. Smith, MT. carter
b. Milliken. assistant educational director
of the Presbyterian missionary board ana
Miss Ella D. McLaurin, field secretary OF
the Baptist board
Saturday afternoon, 2:3O o'clock-Mlss1on
study classes, same leaders; address, Sun
day Schools and Missions" Miss Martha b.
HiXon of the Methodist Episcopal mission
airy board.
saturday evening, q . clOCk-ooIlS ScINiSc,
led by Mr.. Dyer; address, Africa, Rev.
Morris w. Ehnes
Sunday Services.
Sunday afternoon, o'clock-Song service,
led by Mr.. Page L. Zimmerman; address,
Missions and Young People," by Mr.. $.
Earl Taylor, field secretary Of the Meth
odist Episcopal mission board: address.
Rev. Everett P. Smith; closing address.
Mr.. Charles V. Vickery, secretary of the
young peoples missionary movement.
The executive committee in charge of the
institute is as follows: w. H. H. Smith,
chairman: Mrs. F. M. Bristol, vice chair
man; Miss Philena A. Dickey, secretary
treasurer; Alice NJ. Meynes, Baptist; Owen
p Kelar, Baptist; Mrs w. A. Wilbur. Bap-
tist; Philena A. Dickey. Congregational
Duncan Stuart, Congregational; Eta NJ.
Eaton, Congregational Georgia Redway.
Congregational; F. c. Schroeder, Congre-
gational: James NJ. Pickens. Christian;
Harry S. Welch. Christian; Rev. E. M.
Rodgers, Episcopal; Rev. c. H. Butler, Luz
theran; Elise Kettler, Lutheran: s. H.
Briant, Methodist Mrs. F. NJ. Bristol
Methodist; Mrs. L. H. Tilton, Methodist;
Anna Titon, Methodist; J. G. lockwood
Methodist Protestant: George Speidel
Methodist Protestant; DR.. Donald c. Mac
Ieod Presbyterian; Fl. c. Metcalf, Pres
byterian; Mrs. D. Z. Wiber Presbyterian:
w. H. H. Smith, Presbyterian; ]. X. White
Presbyterian South.