Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-27
DELEGATES
ARE ARRIVING 6
First Session EndeavOf
Conventions To.
morrow

the Christian Endeavor of Washington
opened Tomorrow afternoon in the
Presbyterian church on the arrival of
the delegates from visiting societies.
The delegates arriving tomorrow
afternoon will be conducted to the
church where the rooms will be as
signed them and other preparations
made for their entertainment while in
the city
After the assignment Of the rooms a
meeting for prayer for the convention
will be held at the church, at which
George Frost will preside.
Tomorrow evening Pres. F. Edgar
Barth OF the convention will preside,
and at 7:45 O'Clock will hold the de-
votional service. At s o'clock the ad-
dress will be made in behalf Of the
young people Of the city by Rev. s. b.
Chase of the Congregational church,
and the address in behalf Of the city
by Mayor Heitfeld, the response
to be made by the visiting
members. The program Of the evening
will be concluded by an address by
Rev. W. ]. Hindley of Spokane. THE
Arena Of Life"
The program for the following days
will be followed according to the pre-
pared schedule which has been circu-
lated.
Excursion TO spalding.
The feature for Saturday afternoon
will be the excursion to the grave of
H. H. Spalding and the visit to the
camps OF the Indians who are holding
meetings at Lapwai. In the evening, q
faggot party Is to be held in the park
across the street from the church,
after the return of the excursionists
from the afternoon outing ssass''ssH-
Stores Are Decorated.
The stores and markets Of the city
are today being decorated In the En-
deavor colors, red and white, present.
ing hearty welcome to the visitors
in our midst
The main auditorium of the church
has been draped with the characteris-
tic bunting and the C. f. pennants. A
rest room has also been fitted up. In
the basement of the church for those
not desirous of attending the meetings
on the main floor.
Governor Made Of Washington will
address the Endeavors on Saturday
evening in the church.
Those on the reception committee
who will look after the welfare OF the
delegates while in the city are w. F..
Galbraith, chairman. Misses Bertha
Dorris Fannie and Florence Ward,
Alice McGnl, Cora Nelson Edna Vince.
Jean Elliott. Emma Phillips. Mrs. C..
w. Colby, Evangeline Cole. Bertha
McCready, Mrs. B. M. Bartlett. Miss
Potter. r. D. Clayton, Hal Beach. F. d.
Haardlt, Bruce Burns. b. F. 6ewell. III.
+. Lewis, viii Reese, and H. Niebour.
Members Of the Committees.
The members OF the decorating
committee who have been doing the
work In the church auditorium and the
distribution Of the c. E. pennants are
Miss Ida Burns, chairman. Messrs.
4 Burreil Cummings. Guy, Lewis. Arni-
son ana the Misses Alice crosier
Kfguaeit. Madden and Mable Dundas
The executive COMMITTEES II COM
posed Of the heads OF the various com-
mittses and are George A. Frost
chairman. a. w. Wotoring. sallie Gro
sisr, Ida Burns. w. r. Galbraith. 9. A.
Roe. Adrian swsst and B. n. Bartlett
The arransements q the music COM
mlttse are not yet fully made; those
On .the commtttes are c. p Aonteith
Hal Bach. Mn. 4. F. Ely. Mra Nc.
Cahe. l1rs. 7. r Ward and 9. 4. Roe
chairman.
The chorus choir composed Of shout
Is volcss with rendsr two anthems dur
ing the service on Sunday entities
"Praise ~ the Father" and "Rejoie'
.Greatly.s Solos hy the local talen
win - intsrsperssd throughouf I'M
sessions Of the convention. The quar-
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