Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-24
5nREcMENr ARM0RY

sessions will be held in twenty-five or more
of the largest churches in the city. Out
door evangelistic services will be held every
evening.
has fallen all the work of preparation for
this vast undertaking is composed of the
most experienced men Of the society in
the city. Mr.. w. o. Atwood is the chair
man. The work is subdivided among the
members as follows: Robert H. Smith, vice
chairman; w. M. Robinson, secretary; Will
liam G. Baker jr., treasurer; w. c. Per-
kins. finance; W. A. Schumacher, reception;
c. E. Ecker, entertainment; Frederick
Ohrenschall registration; Spencer E. Sisco,
halls; ]. Barry Mahool, decoration; Henry
,, Gillgan, press and publicity; Richard A.
Harris, music; Luther E. Martin, printing;
James o. Moul. ushers; ]. Alex. Johnson,
excursion; Rev B. A Abbott, evangelis-
tic; Rey. G. w. Haddaway, pulpit supply:
The committee has it's headquarters in the
Central Young Mems Christian Association
building.
The following is the program of the con-
vention in outline:
Wednesday, July 8.
10 a.m.--Meeting of the United Society of
Christian Endeavor Corporation at Hotel
Belvedere, assembly hail.
II m.-Meeting of trustees of the United
Society OF Christian Endeavor at same
place.
Fifth Regiment Armory-3 p.m.-Opening
session of the convention, President Fran
els E. Clark, LII. D., presiding.
Salutations-For the state, by Gov. War
field; for the city, by Mayor Timanus; for
the pastors; for the committee, by Chair
man Atwood
Response by President Clark.
Annual review of the field, by General
Secretary Won Ogden Vogt.
1870 p.m.-International festival of praise
Chorus of 1900 voices, led by Richard A.
Harris, chairman music committee, and
Rev. Carey Bonner London, England.
Thursday, July 6.
S-S:45 a.m.-Quiet hour.
$40 a. m.-School of methods.
The following separate sessions under ex-
pert leaders will be held in churches: l,
Christian Endeavor field secretaries; q
junior and intermediate Christian Endeav-
| or; 3, foreign missions; 4, home missions;
5, personal workers; 6, Bible study; Z, pas
tors conference.
| Fifth Regiment Armory-1O:3O am.-12:3O
p.m.-Topic, The Boys and Girls for Chris
| tian Endeavor.
1903 p.m.-Conference of union officers.
3-5 p.m.-Junior and intermediate rally.
Exercise by Baltimore children.
1880 p.m.-"The Brotherhood of Christian
Ell deayor," Speakers from many lands and
races.
Lyric Hall-3-5 p.m.-Topic, Christian
| Culture for Christian Service.
| 7:3O pm.-Same topic as above.
Friday, July Z.
S-S:45 a.m.-Quiet hour.
$40 a m.-School of methods. (See Thurs
| day program.l
| 1890 a.m.-12:30 p.m.-State union rallies
| in churches.
| 3-5 pm. UNCONVENTIONAL rallies In
| churches.
Fifth Regiment Armory-7:30 p.m.-Topic
| Evangelism Everywhere
Nrin "a n M Ga nric
Saturday, July 8.
Patriotic excursions to Washington and
| Gettysburg, with special addresses and mu-
| sic. Also excursions to other places of in
terest.
> 730 p.m.--World- wide endeavor rally and
| stereopticon trip around the world.
Sunday, July 8.
| 1890 am.-Convent!on sermons in city
| churches.
| Fifth Regiment Armory = Evangelistic
| meetings.
3 p.m.-Mens meeting.
Lyric Halls p.m.-Women's meeting.
| Associate Congregational Church-3 p. m.
! -Children's meeting.