Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-27
MISSIONARY JUBILEE OPEN
First Of Series of Meetings to Be Held
Thursday
WILL BE CONFERENCE MEETING
Mrs. Franklin kelly OF china 70 Pre-
side IA Devotional Hour and
Other National Speakers wan
Nave a Part in Affair.


Have Part in Affair.
with tine meeting to be held Thursday
afternoon a. $50 O'Clock at the T. W. c. /,
/ s.. the series Of meetings which form /
/ Omsha's observance Of the jubilee OF the .
I Woman's National Foreign Missionary |
/ workers, will be formally opened and the /
/ plans 80 carefully made by the local mis- /
gionsty societies given expression.
! This opening meeting will be in the ma
4 ture Of a conference OF workers, and |
while open to all women will be OF special I
interest to the officers Of the various mis-
sionary societies Mrs Franklin Kelly Of
China will have charge Of the devotional
hour
/ Mr.. W A. Montgomery and several
other national speakers, who will assist
,in the Omaha meeting, will come here
from Denver. whore the closing meeting is
held "Wednesday, and are expected to ar
rive Thursday afternoon.
The evening meeting Thursday will be
held at the First Methodist Episcopal
church. Mrs Edward Johnson presiding
Rev. +. n. Finch. d. D.. will give q scrip
ture reading. The address, OF the evening
will be an Illustrated lecture on western
Women in Eastern Lands given by Rev.
r. s. Vinton.
The luncheon TO be given at the Rome
hotel luncheon at 1890 Is to be presided
over by Mrs. A. w. Bowmen. who will in
troduce the after-dinner speakers, among
whom will be Mrs. Montgomery Of Ro-
chester, \. Y, Dr.. Mary A. Noble of In
dia Miss Flarence Millar of Kentucky,
and Mrs. w. T Gilmore In the two cities
which have already held jubilee celebra-
tons this luncheon has been a most
noteworthy feature. In Seattle last week
1O6t women attended the lncheon. and
in Denver the number likewise was large.
= DenOmtnatiOnaI Rallies.
! Friday the denominatonal rallies will be
held as listed below. The evening is the
foreign missionary mass meeting. TO be
, held at the First Methodist Episcopal
A church, over which Mrs. Elmer Fl. Wood
will preside. Miss Agnes Fenenga OF
Turkey will lead The praise service There
n will be brief reports from the denomina-
A tional rallies and short addresses by Mrs.
4 Montgomery and others.
At 10 O'Clock Friday morning the home OF
n Mrs. George r. Barker. thirty seventh and
Jones streets, will be opened Tor a parlor
= conference. About 800 invitations have been
4 sent out and q large attendance Is assured.
Miss Florence Millar will open the meeting
Dr. Mary r. Nbble Of Ludhsna. India,
and Mrs. W. A. Montgomery will give ad-
= dresses Mrs. George Tilden will preside
{ In connection with the meetings a iitera-
! ture exhibit is to be held at the Young
! Women's Christian association building
r and will be open from Thursday morning
y throus bout the two days. The boards Of
u the different denominations have sent
n representative books about the work Of
y their missions.
10 Fridays Program.
IT Tho MANS for the denominatiOnal rallies
.. Friday afternoon are,
II Presbyterian Rally--First Presbyte terrain
church. seventeenth and Dodge streets,
ing. Missionary speakers: Mrs. E. L.
MAttOx, Hangchow, China, and DR.. Mary
!, Noble OF india. Chsrts and posters showing win
N have been prepared by Mrs ID. WNMerfow
and Mrs. W. N. Halsey Of Omaha. Mrs.
= Robert Dempster viii have charge Of the
Methodist Episcopal Raily-First Meth
odist Episcopal church, corner Twentieth
and Davenport streets Mrs. /. $. LeRvitt
presiding. Missionary speaker, Miss Eliza,
le beth Russell who is on her way to her
le station In Japan, where she has been labor
- ing since first commissioned in 1873. She
has with her japanese girl whom she has
adopted and who has received her educa-
T. ton ir the United States and who is re-
H. turning to her own country. Mrs. NJ. D
n Trackara OF Lincoln will have literature dis
IL play in charge. Miss Elizabeth Pearson OF
H. Des Moines is also expected to assist 81
ne this rally. 500
a Baptist Rally-Young Women's ChTistaF
y, association auditorium. Mrs, r. w. Foster
III presiding. Missionary speakers: Mrs. w
T. Gilmore Of India. Mrs. A. L. Balm Of
n Africa. Miss Ella ID. MacLaureor will
. represent the WOman's Board.
'e' Congregational Rally-First Congrega
ne tionai church corner Ninsteenth and
tie Davenport streets, Mrs. Elmer H. Woot
no presiding. Missionary speaker, Miss Agnes
=. FenenEa OF Mardin, Turkey,
* United Presbyterian Rally-YOung Wom
Sc EMS Christian association assembly hall
H. Mrs. John l.. McCague presiding. Mission
- AIRY speaker, Mrs Franklin Kelly of China
Miss Margaret McAra will present -,
nd work OF the Woman's Board
ma United Brethren Rally-HaTford Memoria
H. church, corner Nineteenth and Lothrol
- streets Mrs IT. w. Alwne presldinR
IT Missionary speaker will be the Rev. r. L
"a Mattox of Hangchow, China.
Christian Rally-First Christian church
corner Twenty sixth and Harvey streets
&c Mrs E G. Jones presiding Speaker, Mis-
lis Florence Millar of Louisville, Ky
IN Lutheran Rally-KOuntze Memorial church
ba corner Twenty sixth and Farnam streets
"e Mrs c. w. snyder presiding
Episcopal Rally-Pansh house OF Al
Saints church. corner Twenty sixth an,
Howard streets, Mrs. Albert Noe presid
Ing, Bishop A. I. Williams. Mrs. Potte
III rally and Il Is. hoped that MIRA Anso
Graves viii be present and speak Of tn
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