The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-26
All. |S READY FOR
 GOLDEN JUBILEE Official Programme of the
 Meetings TO GIVE PANTOMlME Prominent Speakers From All Over Country to Be Present and Lee ture on Missionary Work
 and Missionaries


 The leaders of the golden jubile or woman,s foreign missions held their last meeting on matters of preparation at the First Methodist Episcopal church Ses1er- day afternoon.
 The first exhibition of the missionary literature to be sold during the inee'ihS' the last rehearsal of the "Pageahl oi Light and Darkness" the reports of the various subcommittee and the cohlple- tion of the arrangements for the head- quarters of the Jubilee party to be at the Hillman hotel were the features of the final conference. The auditorium ol the church was filled with young elrls re- hearsing the drill that constitutes 'le "pageant." the basement classrooms were the scene of committee meeting ana III the sunday school assembly room the executive and literature committees were busy counting the tickets sold and exam ming the books and magazines to pe re- tailed in the vestibues of the church dur ing the morning, afternoon and evening sessions.
 A. announced that the ladies were especially requested to invite the gentlemen to pc present at all the meetings and laneneohs' as the addresses to be made would be lil- structive to men and women alike. Mrs' James A. Bowron of the ticket commit tee reported that D tickets had been so'd for the luncheon to be given at the parish house of the Church of the Advent and 249 to the one to be given at the country club at the same time. tomorrow after noon at l o'clock.
 The doors of the Church of the Advent will he opened to the women who care to attend a Levtical observance of the Holy Communion tomorrow morning at 9;30 0 clock.
 The cotelie of speakers who will arrive this evening at S.30 o'clock from Atlanta where they have been the attractions or the Jubilee held in that city include Henry w. Peabody of Massachusetts, originator of the jubilee idea; Miss Flor ence Miller, field secretary of the Chris tian woman's board of missions; Miss Daisy Davies field secretary of the Wom- ans Mission council of the Methodist church: Miss Lindley, assistant secretary of the woman's department of missions in the Episcopal church; Miss Margaret Me Nelly special representative for the Bir- mingham rally from the southern Pres byterians: Miss Belle Bennett president of the Woman's Missionary council of the Methodist Episcopal church. south will be in attendance at the Birmingham nd AIrl tIac of the Presbyterians U. s. Al woman's board of missions.
 Pageant
 The Pageant of Light and Darkness, which will be a pantomime at the meet nig at the First Methodist church Satur day evening" is a representation Of the Chrstianized and heather countries by a number of young girls Half of the sirls will be attired in black costumes as heatnens and the remainder in white, rep iesenting Christians
 Miss Emma Sandlin. physical trainer Of the Young Women's Christian asso- citation and Mrs. Mabelle Sloss Cecil are the directors in charge of this pageant
 A bureau of information for the use of all those out of town visitors to the jubilee who have not secured a boarding place will be opened today in the parlor of the First Methodist church and continue until tomorrow aft ernoon. Ladies with badges will meet each train today and tomorrow and assist the visitors in becoming located.
 The programme is as follows:
 Watchword. Go Tell" Mathew 2S:10.
 Friday morning, october 27, First Methodist church.
 10:30-Opening services, devotional, in charge of Mrs. T. A. Hamilton.
 10:45-Conference for workers, Miss Florence Miller, leader.
 11-"Reaching Our Constituency at Home' Mrs, Henry W. Peabody.
 1:30-"Supreme Need of UnitcI Prayer" Miss Daisy Davies.
 12-Announcements, closing pra.5r Mrs. John White.
 Friday morning, October 27.
 10-Parlor conferences.
 Mrs. Eugent F. Enslen 2737 Highland avenue; Mrs. Henry w. Peabody, speaker.
 Mrs John Cartwright, 917 South Twentieth street; Miss Belle E. Bennett, speaker.
 Mrs. w. M Cosby, 1912 Avenue K; Mrs. Prentice Nickols, speaker
 Rectory, Church of the Advent; Miss Lindley, speaker,
 Fountain Heights, Mrs. c. s. Bissell, 14o5 Twelfth street; Miss Daisy Da- vies, speaker.
 Norwood, Mrs. J. C. Scott, 11S0 North Twenty eighth street; Miss Margaret McNeily, speaker.
 West End, Mrs. Russell C. Booth, 70S Tuscaloosa avenue; Miss Layona Gregg, speaker.
 Friday afternoon, october 27.
 P M-Luncheon at the Country club, Mrs. J. W. Phillips, presiding
 Music.
 Invocation, Mrs. C. w, Tollver.
 Music.
 Speakers Give minute after dinner toasts):
 "The Women of Yesterday" Mrs Henry w. Peabody.
 "The Women of Tomorrow Miss Belle II. Bennett.
 ''The Women of the Church." Miss Flor ence Miller.
 ''rhe Women Who Co.," Miss Daisy Davies. ''The Women to Whom We Go, and the Women Who Wait" Miss Layona Gregg. Closing Thought" Mrs. T. H. Buell.. Music.
 Friday Afternoon
 Friday afternoon. October P, 1 o'clock. luncheon, parish house. Church of the Advent; Mrs. T. o. smith, presiding.
 lnvocation
 Music.
 Speakers Cfve minute after-dinner toasts):
 Miss I.indley, Knowledge. the Key