The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
EPWORTH LEAGUERS
HOLD STUDY CLASSES
DEPARTURE MADE FROM USUAL
SUMMER ASSEMBLIES.
Programs of Each Day Will Be Along
Lines Calculated to Make Young
Methodists Familiar With Their Pc
culiar Duties Toward the Church and
the Society.

The Epworth League Assembly at
Groveland, Lake Minnetonka, has held
two sessions, both replete with interest,"
ing and helpful things. Tho numbers
and enthusiasm are not lacking this is
not 30 much a great convention as
school Of methods. In accord with the
suggestions of National Secretary Ran
dali nearly all the league conventions
this year will be conducted on this plan
and the hope Of the leaders will be to
present an intensely strong program in
class work and evening addresses.
The morning session is taken up with
department. conferences taking up the
work of the four branehes ae Of leagqs 19
comes an interesting lecture on the
Eleanor lean r. Miller of the Eleanor Miller
School Of Oratory. In the afternoon
of each day Professor r. Watson Coop
er Of Hamline University conducts the
camp Bible study. He outlines an in
teresting program for the week.
Many Special Days.
Special days will be given to the
cities over the state. Tuesday, Aug. 7,
/ viii be Minneapolis day. Rev. T. W.
+ Stout, pastor Of Lake Street church,
will preside, and after the usual pro-
gram Of the day DR.. ]. s. Montgomery
ll deliver Lecture. Wedneisaay Mdneian yn,S1i VIII
dent Of the Duluth City. union, presid;;
Ing, st. Paul day will be Aug; 9 and
Carl Miller of Hamline will have
charge. In the evening Miss Eleanor
Miller of st. Paul will give one Of her
entertainments. She will read sketches
from Les Miserables. Saturday will
Be Estate League Day. and the as;
evangelistic service.
The balance Of the program follows:
Sunday, Aug 5.-Claude B. suthwick, chair
man e:8O, sunrise meeting. leader Mrs NJ
Bversz. 1880, preaching by Or: Frank Dorah
ssChrist as an Artist 8. good citizenship rally
Mayor Jones and Others 7, Epworth league
leader Miss Marion Cole. 8, preaching, DR.. NJ
Eversz Of Wisconsin.
Monday, Aug. e.--F. 8. Lourimore Of Re'
Miss Gertrude Power; to 1870, conference
az above. LAB to 8, camp Bible study. Pro
lessor Cooper. to Z, recreation. 1880, prats
service W. E. Denham. 8. address, DR.. Sam
a uel P. Long. ....
u tuesday, Aug. 7.-Minneapolis day, T. w
Stout, chairman. $50, sunrise meeting, leade
Miss Ella Heffner to 11:so. department con
ferences. 11:3O to 1918, "Art of Bible Read
Ing" Miss Miller. 1:45 to 8, camp Bible study
Professor Cooper. 8 to Z, recreation. 1880
praise service, John T. George. s, lecture D1
j, s. Montgomery. G-, =,
wednesday, Aug. 5-Duluth day, B.
Wheeler, chairman. $50, sunrise meeting
leader Bert N. Wheeler Of Duluth. to s:4t
Arst department conference Rev. M. L. Bveysa
p S:4H to $3.50, second department conference, Mr..
n. W. Longley Of st. Paul, Foreign Mission!
$50 to 1O:4b, third department conference. Ha,
Old Croziar. 1O45 to 11:80 junior conference
lGss Ina Ingersou OF Iowa. 1o:45 to II 1:3t
fourth department conference, Rev. W.. F
x8esey IL 80 to 12i5, "Art Of Bible Reat
Ing !" Sfiss Miller. 1:45 to 8, camp Bible stud,
Professor Cooper; to 7, recreation; 7:8o, praie
service Charles Briggs s. address, Dr.. A.
Stevens. 4.
Thursday, Aug. 9.-St. Paul day, Carl Mille
dhalrman. $3.50, sunrise meeting, leader Mis-
Apna Rothaussn. to 11:sO, conferences as {
"Wednesday II 80 to 1915, art Of Bib
Beading" Miss Miller. LAS 10 8. camp Bib