New-York tribune., 1906-05-05

? room. ana the girls of the club win act as
mattresses.
DR.. Arthur J. Brown. secretary of the Presby-
terian Board OF Foreign Missions. addressed the
meeting Of the Woman's Board held in the AS
| sembly Hall, No. 156 Fifth avenue, on Wednes-
day. Mrs. McAfee Of Brooklyn, was chairman
Of the meeting. DR.. Brown gave most inter-
esting account of visit to Laos. one Of the
districts OF Siam. "It was pathetic" he said,
Ito see the welcome the people gave Mrs Brown
and myself They told US we were the only
visitors Excepting tradesmeD that had ever
come to them from the outside world"
He spoke i'm high terms Of commendation of
three missionaries who have been in Siam for
many years. Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Dunlap have
been stationed there for thirty-one years. They
live for eight months OF the year on a IIttle
schooner. the Kalamazoo. in which they cruise
along the inland coasts, landing at various
points and making trips inland by small boats
on the rivers or by elephants across country
DR.. Wilson was called the sweet singer of the
Laos region" He was described as that
blessed old saint who goes about singing sweet
hymns up and down the country" DR. Daniel
McGilvary is now hurrying home to the bed
side Of his wife who is seriously i'll at the home
OF her daughter in StRtesvius. N g
letter was read from Mrs Kelly corrc-
spending secretary Of the Woman's Occidental
Board OF Foreign Missions. who reported the
Presbyterian Home in San Francisco In ashes
and forty eight Chinese girls with nothing left
but faith in God and the Presbyterian Board
Miss Cameron is at the head of the rescue work
carried on by the board I'm that city
reception was given at the New York
Deaconess Home and Training School. No
1175 Madison avenue, last evening by the
! Juniors in honor Of the senior class The
programme included songs by Miss Clara Mcrn-
ingstar; interpretations by Mrs. Carrie Gilman
Edwards. of "The German Trlumphal March,"
Il mi 10 fuoAo
THE Wedding Day." Grieg; and the telling Of
Bible stories in negro cialect by Miss Lucine
Finch. who Is a Solthern woman and repeats
the stories as her Dbl negro nanmy used to
tell them. Refreshments were served at the
close of the evening
The annual meeting of the Tenth District Of
the New York City Union of the Order OF the
Kings Daughters and Sons will be held on the
evening Of May 8, at S O'clock in the North
Presbyterian Church OF Washington Heights,
1ooth street, west OF Amsterdam avenue Mrs
John c. Bliss. leader Of the Tenth District viii
give report OF the years work Mrs LOrillard
Spencer president OF the union. will speak OF
the order in the city and OF the great praise
service 20 be held on the grounds OF the Cathe-
dral OF st. John the Divine. Sunday afternoon.
May 20, at o'clock It is hOped that the former
president and organizer OF the union. Mrs s. b.
RosSiter, will arrive from Manila in time 10
take part in the exercises. There win be an
address by the Rev Milo H Gates rector az
the Church of the IntercessiOn on the tonic
1.-The Kings Daughter as the King Would Have
Her Be The Rev Thomas w. Smith, OF the ST.
Nicholas Avenue Presbyterian Church VIII eTo-
phasize The Relationship OF the Kings Daugh-
ter TO the Church." The Rev. Dr. J. w Camp
bell. OF the Washington Heights Methodist Epis-
copal Church. will describe the various dep9rt-
ments of service in which the Kings Daughters
are engaged. The pastor, the Rev. DF. Wilson
d. Sexton, viii preside. The Rev. John c. Bliss
pastor emeritus, will tahe part IN the services
and Miss Liscom, organlst OF the church. Is 60
have charge OF the music All members OF the
order and all interested In the work are invited
90 attend.