The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-25
LARGE CROWD TURNED
our LAST NIGHT, THOUGH
Miss OdIsIs Bible Costume
Entertainment Is AtiIaG-
tive Feature

The crowds at the Epworih as.
sembly were small again today owing
70 the continued rainfall this morn
lng. The attendance last evening,
however. was exceedingly large, de-
spite the threatening weather with.
out, Tomorrow and Sunday will be
the bis days at the assembly when
popular lectures wilt be given both
IN the morning aud afternoon, as
well rs at the evening hour.
The devotional hour service was
conducted this morning by Rev.
Christian Reisner between and .
O'Clock
The preachers hour study, be.
tween Q and 10 o'clock, was conducl.
ca 81 the Rev II. g. Frohock IN me
chapel tent at Island park.
Many children were In attendance
at the Childrens hour service con
Quoted BY Mrs. Bcsse Gearheart Nor
risDn in the chapel tent between 10
and IL O'Clock.
Al 2 o'clock this afternoon Rev. J.,
II. Wagner. Of Enidi president OF
ahe State Enworth League assoca.
tion. called the State Epwurth con.
eentlon TO order, but as but few
menlhnre we're iweaaisl on account
of lae disagrceable weather an adj
l0arnmenl WIS taken until tomorrow
after a few committees had been APP
pointed. The principal meeting Of
the convention viii be held tomor.
row afternoon when many praMiuent
Epworih workers iaom over the state
viii be IN attendance.
Al o'clock this afternoon in The
Electric park auditorium Miss Flor
enee Ben Oliel gave e Bible costume
entertainments before fair sized
audience Miss Oile was assisted By
number Of Guthrie young ladies'
sho were aitlred I'll tho various cos
tunes OF Biblical lImes The de.
scripliye lecture by Mlss Oliel on the
llyes, methods ANA traits Of the for
elgn people was very instructive as
well as entertalulna She also told
Of the work Of the missionaries
among the people In other lands.
Miss Oliel will appear Oh the pro.
gram again this evening when She
Mill give one Of her most popular
lectures. Size Is one Of the best Bible
costume entertainers Qn The lecture
platform.
The assembly guests attended the
ball game this afternoon at Electric
park belne admitted free By the Guih.
rlu base hall club.
This Evenings Program.
Tho musle for the prelude this eve.
ming at Electric park pavilion win be
given by the Guthrie Ladies' chorus.
with 4 solo by Miss olive Wheat Of
the Epwofth university faculty. late
OF pittsbnrR. Pa, who has plensed
large assembly audiences both In
Europe and America. She is possess
ed Of q voice Of unusual purity.
Mrs r(as Gearheau Morrison. the
assembly reader. win also be on the
program tonight. The musical pre-
iude begins at 7,45 and lasts half an
hour The Guthrie Ladies' chorus
will sing the Waltz soig tonight by re
quest
Last Nlahta Program
nr. Philip Wlllett. Of London. pleas
ed the large audience last night with
his Instructive lecture on Mysteries
81 the Under Life Of London DR.
Wlllett was n worier In the slums oi
London many years and gave an In
teresilne and accurate account Of the
homeless and poor people Of The
worlds greatest city He told Of the
people living ia the sewers aud 9th
er places under the ground some Of
whom never saw daylight but once II
great while. He also told Of con
ditions In the large cities In America
The feature Of the musical prelude
Iaai evening was the Initial appear
ance OF the Ladies' auartette recently
Organized BY Prof g G Robinson
They rendered Two pleasing selections
and resEoEded generously to ths
hearty encore.
Mrs. neas Geafheart Morrlsun'l
readings which are always good. wers
| 4 feature Of last evenings program
aud Miss I.alah MephersoH's solo
Eestar Of My Heart was beautifully
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