The Washington herald., 1907-06-22
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES.

Arrangements are practically complete
for the trip of the District delegation to
the international Christian Endeavor con-
venlion at Seattle. and as the time ap-
proaches the interest increases among
the fortunate ones who are 10 take the
Journey. An enthusiastic meeting Of
those who expect to go was held Monday
night in the board room Of the Young
Mems Christian Association and various
features Of the trip were discussed and
plans were made for many Of the details
The train bearing the local delegation
will leave AZ g o'clock Wednesday morn
ing. July 3, over the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad and the regular itinerary covers
just thirty-one days. The route will be
via Chicago, st. Paul, Banff, and Van
COuYeT 10 Seattle. After the convention
the party viii 90 10 Portland. san Fran
cisco. Monterey. Santa Barbara. Los
Angeles. Salt Lake City. Yellowstone
Park. Manitou. and Pixies Peak. return
ing by way of Chicago. Six days will
be spent at Seattle, five days in Yellow
stone Park. and shorter periods at other
places.
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Pullman cars all the way. Meals viii be
taken on the dining car The delegation
will be in charge Of Edward Tarring,
president Of the District Christian En-
deavor Union. Registrations for the trip
are still coming in, several having been
received within the last few days. There
is still time for others 10 register who
may wish to go. The party IS not limited
10 EndeavOrers. A Ieanet giving fun in
formation about the trip as finally ar
ranged has iust been issued by the Chris
tian Endeavor Union. and copies may be
obtained and registrations made either at
the office Of the union, room 30 Bond
| Building, or az Mr. Tarring's office 1919
F street. As most Of the trip will be at
high attitudes and in n cool climate per-
sons who 60 are advised 10 take suitable
clothing and light wraps A physician
will accompany the party and provide
medical attention for those who need it,
The convention will be in session at
Seattle from July 10 TO Is. and a pro
gramme of unusual strength has been
provided. There are 1S2 separate meet
ings and 130 different speakers, one Of
whom viii be Vice President Fairbanks.
Among the denominations represented are
the Baptist, Free Baptist Congregational.
/ Disciples OF Christ. Friends Lutheran.
Methodist Episcopal, African Methodist
/ Episcopal. African Methodist Episcopal
/ Zion, Methodist of Canada. Methodist
/ Protestant. Presbyterian. Canadian Pres
/ byterian, Protestant Episcopal, Reformed
/ Church in America. United Brethren,
| United Evangelical, and United Presby-
terrain.
Among the speakers are ministers, mis-
! sionaries. statesmen. lawyers. editors.
/ bankers. brokers. presidents Of colleges
and universities, school teachers, business
men, and workers in nearly every depart
ment Of business life.
The meetings will range from great in
| splrational gatherings, with audiences of
several thousand. TO the schools of
methods, with classes Of % 10 800 The
/ subjects presented include the training Of
| the individual for personal character and
| the training Of individuals for service in
| the society, church. state, and world; In
evangelistic work. missions. good citizen
ship. and worldwide brotherhood