Evening journal., 1910-03-11
SAID FAREWELL
TO MRS. LOGAN
Interesting Meeting Of Mission
Workers at West Pres
byterian Church
Yesterday

There was the usual fine attendance
at the March meeting of the Woman's
Missionary Society OF West Church,
held yesterday afternoon in the par
lors. The meeting was partly in the
nature Of a farewell to Mrs. w. H.
Logan, the President of the Society
who expects to sail with her family
for a summer in Europe, leaving about
April IS. Mrs. Logan and all the aud
ience were surprised TO find "A number
OF visitors from other Presbyterian
Womens Missionary Societies of the
city seated upon the platform. and were
pleased with the Announcement made
later by Mrs. Alexander Alison, Jr.,
who presided that there were the pres
dents and presidents of the sis
ter societies who had come to bring
greetings from their societies and best
wishes for a bon voyage and safe
return OF the President of West So
ciety
The following was the program for
the afternoon: Piano solo, Mrs. II. G..
Stout; hymn; Scripture Reading; pray
er, by Mrs. w. n. Logan; Business
meeting: announcement OF the Sur
prise Visit" from representatives, OF
other societies, by Mrs. Alexander
Alison, Jr.; Vocal solo, Praise TO the
Lord" 10y Allitsen, sung by Miss Mary
Poole; welcome" by Mrs. Willard T..
Chandler; Introduction by Mrs. Chan
dler of Miss Eva Taylor, who as pres
ident of that society brought greetings
from Central Church, and of Mrs. f..
E. Robinson, Home President from
Hanover Church; Regrets were passed
at the absence of Miss Louise john
son, Foreign President from Hanover
Church, and Mrs. +. Vincent, the Vice
President of the Eastlake Presbyterian
society; Piano solo. "Spinnlied," by
Litoff. played by Mrs. Norman HuX-
ley: Introduction by Mrs Tatman of
Miss Procknow, who represented the
First Presbyterian Church society; Mrs.
George y. Brown. Nice-P President of
Rodney Street Society brought their
best wishes; Mrs. John Lane repre-
sented the missionary society of oil
vet Presbyterian Church: Remarks 10y
the Rex Alexander Allison. Jr., Vocal
solo by Miss Mary Poole. Prayer from
Der Freischutz"; Remarks by Mrs
W. II. Logan; Benediction; Reception
Of members and guests by Mrs. Logan
Piano solo by Mrs. Norman Huxley.
/ AT the business meeting il was an
nounced that the April meeting of tho
society will be held on Thursday. Apri
/ Z, as the usual date conflicts with the
/ Presbyterial Anniversary celebration e
| be held at Hanover Church. The fol.
/ lowing we're appointed on the Presby-
I terial committees for the anniversary
Hospitality, Mrs. John r. Hudson. Re.
ception. Mrs. L. A. Thomas and lunch.
con, Mrs. II. c. Tazewell.
The program committee for the Ami
meeting of West society will be Mrs
Otis Sterrett, Mrs. Horace Allen anC
Mrs Frank Hopes. The executiv,
committee were the refreshment com.
mittee yesterday.
The various speakers congratulate
ed West Society on its attendance anS
work, and wished Mrs. Logan a de
lightful trip. So much advice wa.
given to her as TO the opportunities
for study along economic lines by see
ing the immigrant at home, that Mr
Alison was obliged TO come to tn
rescue, and say he sincerely hoped sh
would try 20 do nothing but have
good time, and leave study behind her
The musical program was very en-
joyable, Mrs. Stout, Mrs Huxley, an
Mrs. Poole being well-known TO VIII
mington circles for their fine musi
cianship. In her words of thanks I
the members and visitors. Mrs. Loga
said that she had been a member {
West Missionary Society for 10 year.
and its president for four OF then
She said that greetings had been re
ceived by her that morning from th
Maryland Society Of which she wa
president for 10 years.
The tables were decked with ye
low daffodils, and the dainty cole
scheme was carried out In the golde
candle-light and yellow ices.