Evening journal., 1911-10-19
ENDEAVORERS
GET WELCOME
Church Workers Assemble In
Second Baptist EdifiCc for
Annual Meeting
ARMY CHAPLAIN TO
BE SPEAKER TONIGHT

Wilmington gave royal welcome
today to the Christian Endeavorers OF
Delaware, convening in annual con-
vention this afternoon in Second Bap-
tist Church, Franklin and Ninth
streets. The entertaining church has
surpassed it's already notable record
for hospitality in providing for it's
guests. The great auditorium and the
chapel are mass of red and white
G. e. Banners, crepe paper garlands,
American flags, autumn leaves and
flowers. A novelty is the baner from
Bombay India, brought by Miss Clara
Righter from the Christian Endeavor
society there. The committees were
present early and busy welcoming
delegates. The literature booths are
a striking feature in the chapel. Each
delegate received a badge, handsome
program with blank leaves for TAX
ing convention notes, and a hand
somely illustrated souvenir booklet
of Wilmington. presented by the Guar
antee Title and Trust Company.
Not many of the delegates arrived
before the afternoon session. when
they came by the score to the registra-
ton tables. Up to soon the following
had registered:
l.. r. Beardslee, Marian T. Galley,
Mrs. L. r. Beardslee, Charlotte C.
Wells, Second Baptist, Wilmington
Mrs. w G. Allen, Mrs. Isaac
Moore, Mrs. ]. Ernest Litsinger,
r, A. Steward j. Ernest Litsinger
Mt Olivet. Seaford; the Rev f. Ham
ilton Jones, Ewell's NJ p, Clayton
Mary l.. Barker, Presbyterian; Mrs,
Kari s. Bunstein. Presbyterian: DR..
Evans Roberts. NJ p, Milford; Mrs
John M. Holmes, Nj. p, and Miss Ber-
tina c. Knox, NJ. p, Harrington
Delmer Van Sice NJ e., and Sadie
NJ. Poore, M e.. Viola, Del; Mrs. J. r.
GARNER. Wilmington; Mrs r. c. HIGH
ems. Presbyterian, Milford; Mrs Sam
uel II. Reed Wilmington; Miss A.
Louise Matthews, Rev Thomas r. Hol-
loway. Mrs. G. f. Wollaston, Mrs.
Thomas p. Holloway, Mrs. Merritt
Hurley, Miss NJ. s. Fennimore Mrs.
b. r. Gulick. Mrs Mary M. Wilson,
Mrs. Mary Black, William H. Stats,
Mrs. Mary M. Wilson and Mrs. Lewis
S. Fell Of Second Baptist Wilmington.
Luncheon was served at noon In the
church house dining room, elaborately
decorated in red and white.
The convention committees are.
Entertainments. r. Beardslee,
Herbert Almond, Mrs. L. r. Boards
lee, Edward Blanken, Mics Charlotte
Wells. Walter Seeley. Miss Jennie
Groves. Charles Baird, Howard Kim
BILE, Miss Edith McHenry, John Ram
sey, A. Rae Dubell, John Reybold
Frank Long Miss Mary Eastman, Miss
Martha r. Ramsey. Miss Eva Lowber
William +. Cloud, Edmund w. Henvis
Frank Somers
Reception--Mrs Robert Crozier
chairman; Miss Marian Gately, VII
liam Stats. Mrs. Samuel II. Reed.
Registration-Miss Charlotte Wells
chairman; Edward Blanken.
/ David Regain, chair
man; Miss Louise Matthews. Misl
Jean Lane. Miss Marion Sharpe
Thomas S. Taylor.
Ushers-W. Stewart Almond. chair
man.
Program-The Rev. J. Ernest Lit
singer. Seaford, chairman; the Rev
Charles L. Candee, Wilmington; the
Rev. T. p. Holloway. Wilmington
Miss Margaret Pearle Warner, Smyr
ma; Miss Anna b. Ellison. Sunni
Bridge; Samuel II. Reed, Wilmington
The speaker this evening, the Rev
George e. T. Stevenson, a chaplain
in the United States Army, and thl
Rev. c. II. Hubbell. ID d., superin
tendent of the Young Peoples Boar'
of the Methodist Protestant Church
came this morning
Juniors to Entertain.
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their fine program tomorrow after
noon at the State Christian Endeavo
Convention, which is as follows:
march. Onward Christian Soldiers;
recitation and song, Edith Carmichael
Harvey Fell, 2nd Century; all singinl
Sweet Story of Old" Helene AleA
ander. 3rd Century; the creed Ito b
recited by all, standing) Margarf
Richardson, 4th Century; Avis Bishol
5th Century; all sisging, In the Cros
Of Christ / Glory" Sarah Gulick Ct
Century; Chas. Gooding. 9TH Century
Samuel Maroney, Eighth Century
Ellen Gaynor. Ninth Century; LauT
ence Gibson, Tenth Century; Leon SIC
comb, Eleventh Century; Mary Ma
haffy. Twelfth Century; Howard Babl
Thirteenth Century; singing by al
1--WE Praise Thee Oh Cod" Mary Heis
Ter Fourteenth Century; quintette b
Eleanor Bishop, Avis Bishop, Mary Ma
haffy, Sarah Gulick, Edna Anderson
Edmund Regain. Fifteenth Century
Leon Simmons, 10th Century; singin
by all. Mine Eyes Have Seen II
Glory" Miriam Fell, nth Century
Doris Shaw, 18th Century; singing
all. "My Coui try 'Tis Of Thee" Ele'
nor Bishop, 18th Century; singing
all. Hail to the Brightness OF Zion
4 Glad Morning." Edward Gibson, 2O'
Century; march. Onward Chrisua
Z Soldiers"