The Washington herald., 1910-05-19
TAFT WILL TALK TO
CHURCH WORKERS
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Missionary rallies for Sunday school
boys and Girls. The Twentieth Century
sunday School Crusaders. at o'clock
Sunday afternoon in twelve churches ia
different parts of the city
Equipment services for adults az {
O'Clock Sunday afternoon in eleven diff
tcrent churches scattered throughout the
city.
/ Missionary meetings. or sections OF the
convention. in large number Of churches
Sunday evening. each meeting 20 be adj
dressed by two prominent workers, one
missionary
Arranged In Regiments.
/ The parade will De one of the most
I spectacular features of the huge gather
( ing In the vanguard will march the
churchmen of Washington. and behind
them. arranged in regiments and COM
/ panies according 10 nationality. will pa
rade the thousands Of workers from every
cline under the sun.
/ There VIII Doe q sensational dCmonstra-
! ton ar the east side o. the Capitol. where
.
Z the beginning Of the procession reaches
there
Special trains began arriving last nicht
. from all points In the East each carrying
/ from 80 10 loo delegates of both sexes.
New York will send a second excursion
Of 1000 men 20 the demonstration to-
morrow night From far away oregon,
even. "a special train is hurryiuE toward
the Capitol. and the California delegations
viii arrive this morning by the sunset
route
Pennsylvania is sending 800 men and
nearly as many women many of whom
arrived Yesterday The New England train,
starting az Eostou viii pick mp delegates
on It's way down, reaching here this
morning. Good representations have ar
rived from Cuba. Porto Rico. and Trim
idad
Mrs. sherman TO Preside.
Mrs. James : sherman. wife of the
Vice President. viii take a prominent
part I'm the convention, presiding over
The womeu's mass meeting 10 be held
tomorrow night az Cavalry Baptist
Church. The mems meeting at the same
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Parkes Cadman. OF Brooklyn.
The headquarters of the convention,
calvary Church. was an animated scene
an DAY yesterday. Rev Dr. Donald 9.
Macleod chairman Of the entertainment
committee. assisted 10y corps Of promi-
inent churchmen. found living quarters
and places Of entertainment for the dele
gates as fast as they arrived and regis
tered
Careful planning by the committee on
reception. headed bv 3. II. Warner, il
is believed, has precluded any possibility
Of failure 20 find accommodations that will
be congenial TO all
The Reception Committee.
The washington reception committee Isl
Hon. 3. n. Warner chairman; Hon
George D. McCreary. Hon. c.. G. Pratt
John 3. Sleman. jr. esq: Hon. John w
Foster Hon. 9. H. Butler. Rev. w p
Thirkield. u. n. Hon Wilbur J. Carr
Hon. John Barrett, Hon. Cuno II. Ru.
dolph Mai. W. V. Judson. Gen. John A
) Johnston. 4. 3. Browne esq, Hon Il. 3
F Macfarland. Hon. John G. Schofeld
Theo. w. Moves. esq, p. n. Bristow, ESQ.
| KEY. DOEtld Z. MdtlFNN- ~ H. - y
James. esq. s W. Woodward, esq.
Charles T. Corby ESQ.,: Rev John NJ
Schick. d. D.. Rev. c. Z. Guthrie, Rev
Samuel II. Greene d. d.; Rev. S. II
Woodrow. u. D.. Rev. John W. Sumwalt
y. D.: Rev. r. H. McKim. d. D.; A. X
Paris. esq. and J. J. Darlington, esq.
The big day Of the convention will b'
Sunday-..World's sunday School Day
when in every church in Washington spe
cial cooperative services win be held
Speakers noted for pulpit oratory from al
over the world will make addresses.
Souvenir badges will be presented Z
every delegate and thousands Of then
will appear on the streets to-day. 70 re
main in evidence for a week. The musica
part Of the mass meetings will be
, splendid feature. At each big gathering
. the convention will unite in hymns le,
by trained singers.
4 reception 10 the delegates from Grea
Britain and British colonies viii be hel,
. at the Cairo in Q street, between Six
teenth and Seventeenth streets. from t,
/, 6 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. The guest
, will be received by representative clergy
men from the churches Of Washington