Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-12


Tuesday, 2-4:3O pm, topie-"The Baptist
Missionary Training School," L. "a Retro
spect." Mrs. r. r. Donnelly, chairman Of
the board; 2. "A Cloud of Witnesses"
graduates present engaged in Christian
work under various auspices, introductions
and one-minute responses; D. present
chairman of building committee; 4. Ad
| dresses, Gilmore Harris, DID, president of
Bible Training School. Toronto, Canada; 5.
Open discussion. Tuesday. 10000, ad-
| talks from a few representing many-Ger-
mans, Scandinavians Italians, Hungarians,
Sloyaks and others; What About MexicO?"
| Miss Helen Waring.
Ninty-Third Annual Meeting.
American Baptist Missionary Union, esd
annual meeting: Wednesday. May Is. $50
a.m.-Meeting of the Womans Baptist For
eign Missionary societies.
First session-10 am, call to order; devo-
tional services, conducted by Rev.Ja Sal
lade. Pennsylvania 1915 am, address by
| Vice President 1. w. Carpenter. Nebraska;
appointment of committees; presentation of
| report of executive committee; financial
| resume of general conditions, Thomas S.
Barbour, ID, corresponding secretary
11:JO am, address, THE central Mission
airy Motive Rev Donald Duncan Munro
Connecticut. Second session-2:OO pm, call
to order; devotional services, conducted by
Rev. w. A. Spinney. Connecticut; 2:15 pm,
|
dress, 1.-THE Young Peoples Forward Move
ment." Rev. John NJ. Moore, secretary:
2;oO 7. M, addresses, "A Leaf from Baptist
History In Europe" Rev. ]. A. Ohrn. Nor
| way; prospecting in the Kachin Hills"
Rev. G. ]. Gels. northern Burma; ''Some
Aspects of Educational Work. Rev. F. H
Eyeleth. ID, southern Burma: 1.-THE New
Work of God in India,'' Rev. w. B. Boggs.
ID. south India; 400 pm, election of
officers; 42O Pm. address, 1.-The Christian
University as Related to the Worldwide
Mission Of Christianity" Prof. Ernest D.
pm, call to order; devotional services con-
Quoted by Rev. Henry Williams DID,,
Iowa: 1:50 pm. addresses, 'The Church
G: Robbins. Philippine Islands; THE New
Birth of China" Rev. w. s. Sweet of east
China; presentation of newly appointed mis-
sionarles. Rev. F. P. Haggard, correspond
ing secretary.
Thursday, May 16, $50 am, meeting of
the Womanis Baptist Foreign Missionary
societies. Fourth session-9:3O am-Cail
to order. Devotional services conducted
by Rev. A. HI. Harnley, Illinois. Reports
| Of committees. 1918 am-Open parlia-
ment The Work Of the Missionary
| Union" Replies to questions and general
discussion. In order to facilitate discus
sion and to promote thorough acquaintance
| with all phases of the work of the union
submission OF written questions is invited.
the post office Of the church not later than
"wednesday evening. Direct to Missionary
Union" Address, Some Features Of the
home home Policy Policy Of the Union" Rev. c.. H.
m-Call to order. Devotional services con-
Quoted by Rev. G.. N. Thompson. South
India. 2:15 p.m-Five-minute greetings,
THE Message Of Mission Lands to Amen-
can Christians" Rev. G. G. Crozier, NJ D.,
Caro- Hills Assam; Rev. F. w. Stait, south
India; Rev: HI, w. B. Joorman, Burma;
lin, NJ. D., south China; Rev. g. W. Riven-
burg. NJ. D.. Maya Hills. Assam; Mr. w.
p. Eoggs. south India 8 p.m.-Addresses,
The Promise of World Conquest" Rev J.
| A. Curtis. south India; Rev. w. F.
Thomas, southern Burma: Rev. Robert
Harper. NJ. D.. Shan States, Burma; Rev.
8. g. Adams central China. 4 p.m.-Ad-
dress. The Call of the Hour to Christian
Laymen." Marnay Williams. New York.
4:SO p.m.-Closing exercises
Eighty-second Anniversary.
American Baptist Publication Society,
eighty -second anniversary,-Friday, May II,
first session, pm.-Devotional services,
presidents address. appointment of COM
| mittees on enrolment, nominations and res
| olutions: report Of board and treasurers
report, appointment of committees on pub
fishing department. missionary department,
| Bible work and finance. p.m.-Addresses
| by workers.: Chapel Car Work, Boston w.
smith Minnesota; Gospel Wagon Work,
| d. NJ. Cleveland New Hampshire; Sunday
| School Missionary Work, Z. NJ. Stephenson,
Colorado; general business and discussion.
| Second session, 7:30 p.m.-Devotional sery-
ices; addresses: Present Tendencies in De-
| nominational Life" E. w. Hunt, D. D.,
Ohio; THE Attitude Of the Publication So
| ciety on Open Questions" E. M. Poteat,
D. D.. South Carolina; general business and
l discussion.
Saturday, May Is. third session-9:3O am,
| devotional services: 9:45 am, report Of
| committee on publishing department fol-
lowed by an address by w H. Geisweit.
d. D.. Illinois: report Of committee on mis-
| sionary department. followed by an address
by Rev. II. w. Smith. Pennsylvania; report
| OF committee on finance, report of commit
| tee on nominations. election Of officers and
| general business. Fourth session. pm,
devotional services: 2:15 pm, report of COM
| mittee on Bible work, followed by an ad-
dress by D. c. Hughes. d. d. New York:
| report of committee on resolutions. Sum
day school session. 3I5 p.m.-The National
! Teacher Training Institute, Rev. H. T. Mus
| selman, superintendent Of normal work;
| symposium on adult movement. opened by
| NJ. A. Hudson, New York, founder of the
Baraca Union of America: general business
| and discussion.
Sunday. May l8-Annual sermon. Rev. R.
8. Macarthur of New York: B pm, Baptist
Young Peoples Union address by Rev. VIII
| liam Geistweit, ID. d. Union services 7:3O
p pm Mss, sss, Present Opportunities
II. A. Porter D. D., Oklahoma Our Out
| look and Opportunities" j. B. Gambrell.
ID. D.. Texas: address by Rev. ]. A. Francis,
| ID. D.. New York
Seventy-F1fth Yearly Session.
The American Baptist Home Mission
! Society, seventy-fifth annual meeting:
| Monday, May 20-9:3O am, devotional
service; 9:s5 am, presidents address, Mr..
| w. 8. Shallenberger, District of Columbia;
| report of executive board, treasurers report
| address. "Seventy-five Years Work of the
| Society. ii. L. Morehouse. d. D.. corre-
spending secretary. New York; general con-
| sideration of the subject and other mat
tiers; 1910 pm, adjourn; 2:15 pm, devo-
| tional services: 2:30 pm, general consid-
| Grafton of the following subject: "On What
| Features of Home Mission Work Should
| Most Emphasis Now Be Laid?" discussion
4 opened by Rev. s. u. Batten of Nebraska,
\ chairman of committee on work for stu
dents In colleges and universities; repre-
| sentatives from Cuba and Porto Rico will
| be present; 1:45 pm, devotional services;
| 8 p.m.s address, THE Society's Work for
| the Negroes from Southern Point of
| View" DIR. S. c. Mitchell, Virginia; $40
| pm, stereopticon views illustrative Of the
| society's seventy-five years work, Rev. H.
| b. Grcse. New York.
| Tuesday-9:30 am. devotional services;
9:45 am. general business; 10 am, cleo
| ton of officers. address, THE Making of a
i Christian Nation u ola