The Washington herald., 1907-05-05


Misses Hearietts Wright Gertrude Blumheid and
Elizabeth Cam
Afternoon sessiou-Topic. The Baptist Missionary
Thinning School addresses by Afrs. r. T. Don
nelly. chairman Of the board graduates present en-
gagged in Christian work under various auspioesi Sis
A. &. Lester. chairman Of building cosnnittee II
more Harris. ID. D., president Of Bible Training
School Toronto. Canada open discussion.
Evening session-Addresssss The Incoming Nh
lions; short talks from a few representing many
Germans. soAndinsTians. Italians, HungariaHs slo-
yaks and others
The officers are:
President. Airs. G. W. Coleman. Boston. Mass.
Vice presidents, Mrs Anna Sargent Hunt. Au-
bum, Me- Mrs. C. P Byau, Charlestovn. Mass.
AIRS. F. o. Draper. PaWtucket. u. l. aiTs II. D.
HoughtSn, Boston, Mass. Mrs. ;. A, True, brooA-
line. Mass. Miss Phia WhiDpe, Pittsneld, Mass
Corresponding secretary, Ms. A. Z AeyneiaS
Boston. Mass.
Treasurer. Miss Gertrude l. Davis, Boston, Mss
CLERK Hiss Hattie A. Aianie7, 2ieirose, Mas.
Ameri Baptist Missionary Union.
WEDNESDAY. MAY IS
FiFzt session, 10 4. m.-DsFotionai services con
Quoted by Res Jacob ssllade. Pennsylvania ad'
dress by Vice President Isaac W. Carpenter. Ne
hFssksi appointment Of committees presentation
o. reports: address. The CeaUal Missionary dO-
tive" Rev Donald Duncan Munro Connecticut
Second session. p, m.-DeYoti0nal services con
Quoted by Rey. W. A. Spnney, Connecticut ad-
dress, The Young Peoples Forward Movement.
Vi
Leaf from Baptist History Ia Europe" Rev. j. A.
Ohm. Norsay; Prospecting in the kachn Hlils,
Rev. g.. ]. Gels. Northern Burma: Some Aspects
n Educational Work" Rev r. H. EVeleth, ID. D..
Southern Burma The New Work " God 10 In
Ola. Rev. ". B. Boggs, j. D., south lndla5
election Of officers; address, The Christian Uni
versity as Related 70 the Worldwide Mission Of
Christianity" Prof Ernest D. Burton. d. D.. Hi
nois.
Third session. 7I5 p. m-DeFotionai services.
noflaurTaH hv Tarru Z NJ Igua
addresses The Church and the Fiag In the
Philippines" Rec. J. G. Robbins. Philippine
Islands. The New Birth Of China Rev. W. 5.
Sweet. East China presentation Of newly ap-
responding secretary.
THURSDAY. MAY IS
Fourth session. go A. m--Devotional services.
conducted BY Rev. A. II. Hamley. Illinois; replies
20 questions and general discussion address, Some
Features q the Home poiicg Of the Union. Rev.
{. II, Moss Massachusetts
Fifth session 2 p. m.-Deyoticual services. con
Quoted b. Rev. G.. \. Thomssen. South India; F;
nye-minule greetings. The Message pf Mission
Lands 90 Anerieau Christians" Rev G. C. Cruzier.
~ D.. Gam Hills. Assam: Rev f. w. Stait.
South India Rev. r. W. r. Joounan Burma
Rev. A. J. Tuttle. Assam: Rev J. W. Cariin. D.
D.. South China; Rev. s. W RiTenburg. u. D.,
Naga Hills, Assam. Mr. ". +. BoEgs. South
Iuda addresses. The Promise # World Conquest.
Rev :. A. Curtis. South India. Rev ". +.
Thomas Southern Burma Rev. Robert Harper. N.
D.. shan states. Burma; Rev s. q. Adams. Cen
trsi China; address. The Call d the Hour 70
Christian Laymen," M0uay Williams. esq, Aew
YORK
sunday erening-Geaeral theme Present opgor-
tHnities aud what they demand from as, for the
Missionary Union hy Rev. Il. A Porter, D. d..
Oklahoma
TIE following are the ofhcers Of the society:
President. W. " Keene. II. d.. Ii b.. Penn
sylyAnia; vice presidents g. W Woodward Dis
trict n Columbia and l. ". Carpenter. NEBRASKA
recording secretary. " ID. Chamberln. Ohio I;
chairman board of managers, Prof William Ar
mold Stevens secretary b0ard of mansgers Albert
g. Lawson. D D. Home department Correspond
ing secretaries. Henry G. Mabe. D. D.. and Rev.
T. =. HaEgaul. ID. r. Forrign departmeut-t5or-
responding secretary. Thomas s. Barbour. d. D.;
treasurer. Charles w Perkins.
Baptist Publication society.
FRIDAY MAY IT,
First session, 3. m.-DeFoti0nsI services; presl-
dents address reports appointment Of commit
tees on publishing department. missionary depart
meut, Bible work, and finance addresses BE- -ssork-
ers "Chspel Car WoFk. Boston ". smith Mime
sofa; Gospel Wagon work u. 81. Cleveland
New Hampshire. sunday school Missionary work.
Z. H. Stephenson, Colorado
Second session. 7.39 b. m.-DeyotiouaI services:
addresses. 2. ". Hunt. D. D.. Ohio; f ST.
Pateat. d. D.. South Carolina
SATURDAY. MAY e.
Third session $50 a. m-Dey0tionaI services:
reports, addresses by ". r. Geistweit. b. D., iii
nois and Rev. Il. W smith PeHns3Iyania: eec-
ton q officers aud general business.
Fourth session l D. m--DeEoti0nal sgYvicls- rp-
port q committee Bible woTk. followed ty an
address b. u. G. HEghes D. D.. New York
Sunday school session 3.l5 H. m-'sThe Nafioual
Teacher Training Institute" Rev. n T. 1lussei.
man. superintendent u normal work, general busi-
ness and discussion.
SUNDAY. MAY r.
Annual scmm, Rev. r. 5. Macarthur, Of New
York Baptist Young Peoples Union address By
Res. William r Geistveit. d. d Union services
Oklahoma; J. r. GambTen. ID. D. Texas Rev. J.
A. Francis. y. D.. New York
The ohcers are; President. Samuel 4. Grocer.
Pennsylvania; vice presidents W Howard Doane.
Ohio Joshua LeEeFing. Maryland; W. & BnInson,
Illinois .. G Hughes. d. D.. New York secretary.
\. J. Rowland, d. D., LII D.; recording seCrg-
tary. J. e. Walker. D. d.. treasurer Il S HOPPER
American Home Mission.
MONDAY. MAY 60
First session $50 a. m.-Derotional services: s.s5
presidents address reports, address NJ L. Mere
house. j. D.. corresponding secretary. New Y0rE
Second session, 2l5 D. m.-DeT0tioual serVicss /;
general Consideration Of the following subject: "Ou
what features Of home mission wort should most
emphasis now De laidt' Discussion opened hy
Rev S. = Batfen. a Nebraska representatives from
Cuba and Porto Rico sill be pTescut.
Third session, 7,a5 y. m-Derotionsl services. ad-
dress. The socety's Fork for the negroes from
Southen point Of view Dr. 5 e. Mitchell
Virgins stereopiicln views illustrative Of the so
eietys seventyhve years work, Rev. 4. b. Crosse,
TUESDAY. MAY a
Fourtb session, 80 q. m.-DeTotionsl services; gen
eta business. election of officers. address, The
making oi Christian nation, Rev. T. Hoboken.
Rhode Island
The officers Of the society are:
President. William s. shallenbeTser, District Of
Columbia
vioe presidents Hon. z. Haskell. Massachu-
sets. and A. D. Brown, Missouri.
Treasurer. Prank T. M0nlt0n New YORK
Auditors, Edgar l. Marston and L. F. Roqua,
New York.
Corresponding secretary Henry L. MaehOuse.
d. D.. New York.
Field secretary z Z. ChiTers. u. D.. New York.
Editorial secretary, Rev Howard b. Grose, New
Recording secretary. Al,ah s. Hobart. D. D..
PENNSYLVANIA.
WOman's Foreign Mission.
The Woman's Baptist Foreign Mission
airy Society will hold two morning ses-
sions. May 10 and 16. each commencing
at $50 o'clock. The following are the
officers Of the society:
Honorary president for life-NIss Sarah C. Durfee.
Providence, r. l.
President-0Irs. N Grant Edmunds. Chestnut
Hill. Mass.
Vice presidents-NIrs. Robert Harris. New York
CITY; Mrs. J. B. Colgate Yonkers y. Y; Mrs
AlFsh Hosey. Newton Center. Mass; Mrs F. W
Tustin. Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs W. r. Brooks
Morriztogvn, \. J.; Mrs :. " Duncan Brooklns
Mass. Mrs. ". h. T. FauEce. Providence. r. T.
Miss Mary 4. Greene. LIB. Providence. K l.:
Miss Fannie l. Twiss, Merden. Conn: Mrs F.
", Taylor, Buffalo. \. y Mr.. G, ", Dean. Fan
River Mass: Mrs C. l. White WaterviIle AIe
AlTs. AlCEz0 Petit. Elizabeth. y. j.; Mrs. H. c.
Clapp Boston. Mass
ClCrk-Niiss Ida Zimmerman, RoxhlTy. Mass
Corresponding secretares-F0rCign department
Airs. H. G. Saff0rd Boston; home department Miss
Alice f. Stednan Boston