New-York tribune., 1906-05-05
6g2og2er7 i'm the Churches.

Programmes for the India Jubilee to be OBJ
served in Carnegie Hall. at $50 o'clock on the
afternoon Of Tuesday. May Is. are now COM
plete. Some misrepresentation has existed as to
the nature Of the meeting. 1t is appointed to
commemorate the 1ftieth year of the establish
ment of Methodist Episcopal missions in India,
and although conducted by the Womans Board
Of Foreign Missions the meeting is open to the
general public. Bishop W. F. Oldham, Of India,
will preside. Bishop c. II. Fowler. resident
bishop Of New York. will make the opening
prayer, and Bishop Thoburn, Of India, win be
one Of the speakers. Mrs. J. Ellen Foster, who
was one Of "the Taft party" and who has re-
Gently returned from India, win give the address
Mrs William Butler, "the mother OF Missions
will be present. Various denominations are to
be represented by the Rev. DR.. Arthur Lloyd,
of the Protestant Episcopal Church; the Rev
Dr. Charles Creegan, of the Congregational de-
nomination; the Rev. Kerr Boyoe TUpper, OF the
Baptists; the Rev. David James Burrell Of the
Reformed Church; the Rev Dr. Arthur Brown
OF the Presbyterians, and the Rev. DR. H K
Carroll, of the General Board OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Tickets may be had upon
application at Room 401 No. $50 Fifth avenue
The anniversary Of the Woman's Board OF
Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church in
America will be held on Tuesday May 8, by in
vitation, in the First Reformed Church. Kings
ton, N. Y. the Rev. Dr. J. @. Van Sylke pas-
tor There Will be sessions both morning and
afternoon Mrs. NJ H Hutton, Miss Mary DeVo
the Rev Dr. Fagg, the Rev. Dr. ZWemer and
the Rev. Henry j. Scudder will make addresses
The editors Of the Mission Cleaner" and the
Day Star will speak for their respectived mag
azines, and the Young Woman's Branch will he
represented Delegates from the various auxil-
iaTies will be present.
benefit entertainment is to be e,iven b,, n
company of Chinese women and children in full
Oriental costume In the Presbyterian Building.
1856 Fifth avenue. the evening Of Monday
May Il, at o'clock. The entertainment Is
under the auspices Of the Pioneer Matrons and
Daughters OF Cathay to aid their suffering SIS
ters In San Francisco. Mrs Hoor Soon Lee vice
president of the society, will preside Mrs
INC Ih9inGs H Is president, MIS- Xung Lock treasurer
ana Mrs Shank secretary. The chairman OF
the executive committee, who has the entertain
ment in charge, is Mrs HUE KIM whose hus-
sion at No. 2G West 9th street.
At the Eighteenth Street Methodist Episconal
Church a reception was given on Thursday even
ing by the board of trustees and the official
board of the church for the newly appointed
pastor, the Rev. George W. Downs and Mrs
Downs The entertainment and refreshments
were in charge of the Ladies' Aid Society OF the
church. of which Mrs. Theodore Cole is presI-
dent, Mrs. T. X. Tuthill secretary and MIRA
George Lawrence treasurer. The various So
cieties Of young people in the church assisted
In the programme.
A fair is TO he held at the Jacob Riis Settle
ment House. No 4S Henry street. on Thursday
May 10. from O'Clock until 10 O'Clock D. m. bv
the Working Girls Clubs, under the direction OF
the board Of managers OF the Settlement. The
proceeds OF the sale are for the endowment Of
q bed In the Santa Clara Home for ConsunD
tves. IN the Adirondack region. Tables OF fanev
articles and a special display az veil r1aSe
practical household furnishings in the wav az
asbestos lined holders. kitchen aprons towels
launody bags ,. ana work bags are attractively
arranged There will also be candy tables a
table OF potted plants and flshpond The ward
IN the rear OF the house Is 20 be decorated ana
used an ice cream garden The kinderys rteT TEN
room win be converted into a Jepanese tea