The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-11
LEAGUERS TO MEET
CONFERENCE TO HE HELD IN rEN-
 SACOLA.
Over Two Hundred Delegates Are E- pected to Attend Convention ana Will he Elnborafely Enter-
 tertained.

Pensacola. Fla. June 10.---fspecial) The annual conference of the Ala hama Epworth League convenes here Tuesday morning for session of three days. Over two hundred delegates are expected to be in attendance and 1t is anticipated that much good VIII result The members of the local league are doing everything In their power to provide ways and means to mako the visit of the delegates d pleasant one. Most of the visitors will reach the cItv In the morning and tomorrow after noon. though some are expected to ae as late as Tuesday morning arriving. The first session of the league will take place Tuesday morning at the Gadsden Street church, where Rev. F. A. Rogers will extend a welcome 10 the ieaRuers.
 The response will be by Rev j. A Hines. In the evening a reception will be rendered the visiting leaguers by the members of the Pensacola league The reception will take place at the V NJ. c. A. building, and promises to be an elaborate affair. Wednesday will be dev ted entirely to business and Thurs day the delegates will spend the after noon on the bay. holding business ses- sions il. the morning and evening. The program covering the three days is as follows:
 Tuesday--s:15 a. m.. words of greet ing by Rev. F. A Rogers; response by Rev. J. A. Hines; reception'by the Pensacola ieaguers by the Y: M. c. A
 Wednesday--6 0. m.. the morning watch by Mrs. H. T. Strout e:s0. de- votionai exercises; 10:00, business ses- sion: 10:so, devotional department pro- gram prepared and service conducted by second vice president. C. c. Me- chem; 11:30. address by Miss Mary N. Moore. president Athens Female Col lege: 4.30 p. n.. department of charity and help. program prepared and ser vice conducted by second vice presi- dent. Miss Nellie G. Glenn. S:15 ?. m.. department of junior work, program prepared and service conducted by junior league superintendent. Miss M. Julia Miller; address, The Hope and Work of the Junior League" by Rev. F. O Hawkins.
 Thursday-9:30 a. m.. devotional ser- vice: 10:30. department of literary and work, program prepared and service rendered by Rev R. E. Daily. HOO. department of missions, program. pre- pared and service conducted by Miss Nell w. Richards; 200 D. m., business session; address by Rev. F. s. Par ker. D. D., assistant secretary of the Epworth League.
 It is expected that one of the enjoy- able features of the occasion for the visitors will be the trip upon the bay and out into the gulf Thursday after noon. Two large steamers will be pro- vided for the occasion and will steam by the navy yards and Forts Barancas. Pickens and McRae. and out Into tho gulf This will afford the visitors a good view of the forts, as the vessels hn of EsrFl Pickens A stop will be made at the life saving station, where those who desire to do so can enjoy bathing in the gulf, and It is expected that many will avail themselves of the oppor- tunity.
 The officers of the league are L. NJ. Stevenson, president; c. c. Mechem, first vice president; Miss Nell Gienn' second vice president; Mrs. M. H. Holt. third vice president; Mrs. J. B. Barnet. fourth vice president; Miss Julia Miller, junior league superin- tendent: Rev. H. T. Strout. league eSi- tor: Miss Lucille Smith, secretary; Mrs. w H. Ball, treasurer.
 Mayor Bliss has called special ses- sion of the City Council for tomorro% night, when the report of the Board or Bond Trustees upon the sewerage and drainage contract will be heard. Bids fo- doing the work have been in the hands of the board for some weeks. and 1t Is expected that a recommen- dation will be made to award the con- tract to one of the five bidders
 Mrs. w. c. Jones. wife of Secretary Jones, of the Chamber of Commerce. died here today at her home, corner 9l Belmont and Reuse Streets, after an ili- ness of less than twenty-four hours. Death was due to apopleXy. Mrs. Jones
 
 o'clock yesterday afternoon. when she was in the flower garden watering some flowers and was stricken She never regained consciousness She leaves husband and several chiidren besides brothers and other relatives. She is connected with one of the most prominent families in Tennesses and relatives reach here from Nashville.
 Mrs, MOOg Dead.
 Mobile June 1O-(Special. )-Mrs. Delphine Moog. a most estimable Jew Ish woman of thls city, and wife of