The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-18
MISSION MEETING
NEWARK CONFERENCE TO
HOLD GATHERING.
Two-day Program to Be Carried Out in
Wesley Church, Paterson, When Re-
ports of Year Will Be Heard.

A varied program has been arranged
for the twenty-third annual meeting of
the Newark conference Of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church, to be held
in the Wesley Methodist Episcopal
Church of Paterson tomorrow and
Wednesday, when reports of officers,
heads of committees and chairmen of
departments will be heard and adj
dresses will be given by ministers of
Paterson and those connected with the
work.
Everything possible has been done to
add to the comfort and pleasure Of
those who attend. Luncheon will be
served by the ladies of the Wesley
Church at a nominal fee both days of
the conference. The complete two-day
program will be carried out AS follows:
Tuesday, 10 a. m.-Mrs. Charles S. Wood
ruff presiding; devotional service. Mrs.
Charles s. Woodruff; organization; roll
call; appointment of committees; hymn;
address of welcome, the Rev. DIR. David
b. f.. Randolph, pastor Wesley NJ. e
Church; response, Mrs. j. A. Lindsey,
Jersey City; presidents address, Mrs.
Charles S. Woodruff; annual report of the
auditing committee, Mrs. Charles E. Cof-
fin; annual report of the treasurer, Mrs,
Emeline c. McNaughton; hymn; annual
Hedley II. Woodward; Bible reading, Mrs.
j.. II. Robertson; announcement.
Tuesday, 1:30 p. m.-Devotional service,
Mrs. w. |. Haven, Summit, N. j.; annual
report Of secretary of mission supplies,
Mrs. J. A. Lindsey; annual report of the
secretary Of mite boxes, Mrs. A. d. Vree-
land; annual report of the secretary of the
young peoples work. Miss ETA y, Ham;
annual report Of secretary OF reading cir
cles, Mrs. l.. C. Bierwith; annual report
of secretary of literature, Miss Lou Gise;
annual report of secretary of temperance,
Mrs. M. A. Sullivan; silver offerings time
of rejoicing over a work well done; ques-
ton box, conducted by Mrs. Charles s.
Woodruff; adjournment.
Tuesday, 100 ?. ea) Allegro
Bach; Arthur Heffelfinger, organist and
choirmaster Wesley M. e. Church; prayer,
the Rev. DIR. George Cleaton Wtlding,
organ, Berceuse Kinder (requested), Arthur
Heffelinger; address, Mrs. Charles $.
Woodruff; address. the Rev: DR.. Louis c.
Muller; address. the Rev. DIR. Robert Nj.
Aylesworth; address, the Rev. John Q.
Sparnon; address, the Rev. David II,
T%ompkins; address. the Rev. Dr.. George
c. Wilding; address, the Rev. DR.. David
b. F. Randolph; organ, Grand Choeur,"
Gullmant. Arthur Helffelfnger; benedic-
ton, Reception and social hour In lecture
Wednesday. 10 q. m.-Devotional serv-
ice. Mrs. Anna Kent. Annual reports of
district secretaries: Elizabeth, Miss An
ME Il. Weeks; Jersey City, Mrs. c.. NJ.
Van AIKEN; Newark, Mrs. l.. A. cowell;
Paterson, Mrs. William Quinn. Report of
annual meeting of the board of managers.
Conference pledges, corresponding secre-
tary. Election of officers, Bible reading,
Miss Martha Van Marter. editor of
Women's and Children's Home Missions.
Adjournment.
Wednesday. 1:30 p. m.-Devotional serv-
Miss Helen ]. Carlton, Annual report
of deaconess work: Jersey City Home. Miss
Anna c. Beale, superintendent; Newark
Home, Mrs. M. I. Rise, superintendent.
Cur young people for the coming year,
Miss Alice M. Guernsey. Miss ETA q.
Ham. Reports of committees. Unfinished
business. Closing exercises. Adjournment.