The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-19

selves with serious occupations, like The
study of the Bible or the proper train
of children, thus showing that all their
interests are not compassed by bridge
whist, tho theater and receptions.
Richfeld Springs Meetings.
The programme of the meetings at
Richfeld Springs this summer has just
been issued, The summer school for
New York Sunday school teachers, of
which the Rev William Walter Smith,
NJ. D., is dean, is to be held from July
l6 to 81. ,and the World Missions CON
ference from August 4 to a.. The Rev.
DR.. Charles II, Hayes, of the general
seminary. who has recently returned
is to speak al the conference. Other
speakers include the Rev. DR.. w. n.
Van Allen, of Boston, and the Rev. DR..
William /. Haven, of the ATericar
Bible society, who will tell o. the
World Missionary conferncc ut Edin
burgh, Scotland. The society in charge
is composed of young men or the vii
lage, and they selected the name
"Christian Education society," Their
secretary, Mr.. Arthur Pierce, Will send
programmes upon request.
Jewish Seminary Association.
The alumni association of the Jewish
Theological seminary of America will
hold its annual assembly in this city
June 81. On Monday morning pr.
Schecbter will deliver the opening I'D
dress, and papers will be read b. Rabbi
Jacob Kohn of Syracuse, on Marriage
and Divorce and Rabbi 4. NJ. Hirsh-
man of Detroit, on 'fThe Course of
Development in Jewish Law In the
Present, and the Future" +" On Monday
afternoon papers will be read by Rabbi
Elias l.. Solomon of New York, on
Liturgy" by Rabbi NJ. NJ. Michler of
Boston on "Modcrn Development and
Practical Problems of the Jewish
Prayer Book and by Rabbi Rudoply
T. Copee of Pittsburg on .'The Con
duct Of Jewish Institutions. On Tues
day morning Prof NJ. NJ. Kaplan of
New York will read paper on ''The
Basic Principles of Jewish Education, Y,
and Rabbi Herman II, Rubenowitz Of
Louisville will read paper on 1.-The
Union of Conservative Forces in Amer
Philadelphia will make report on
Textbooks for Jewish Schools on
Monday afternoon. The various pa
pers will be discussed by Rabbi Henry
NJ. Speaker of Philadelphia, Rabbi
Alexander Basel of New York, Rabbi
Arthur Ginzler of Elmira, and Dr'
Cyrus Adler of Philadelphia: On Tues
day afternoon preceding the business
session, Rabbi Marvin Nathan of Phila.
delphia will read a paper on The Jew.
ish Pulpit and Homiletics. Rabbi
Charles I. Hoffman of Newark is presi-
dent of the association. A social re-
ception and entertainment will be ten
dered the members on Tuesday evening
France Leads All Nations.
France leads the nations of the world
as it has always, in supporting the for
eign missions of the Catholic church
The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Freri, general
director of the Society for the Propa.
cation of the Faith, the national Off
GERS of which are in this city, Lex.
ingon avenue, has made public the an
nual report of that organization, which
shows chat nearly million and half
dollars were contributed last year by
Catholics throughout the world, and
that Of that sum France raised $3.50,
69S.51. After France, the United States
holds the second place with the gen
erous gift of $220,637.7S.