Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-01
LIST IS ANNOUNCED
Pulpit Assignments of the Bal
timore Conference.
PLANS FOR TOMORROW
Rev. DR.. Mobiles Plea for More
Womanly Women.
NO AFTERNOON SESSION HELD
Home Missions and Church Exten-
sion to Be Consid-
cred Tonight.

The assignments Of members of the
Baltimore Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church to pulpits in Washing
ton and its vicinity for tomorrow were
announced at this mornings session OF
the conference in Douglas Church. In
the list were included several Presby-
terrain. Methodist Protestant and South
ern Methodist Churches, to which mem
bers Of the conference have been invited.
The assignments follow:
Bishop Anderson at Douglas Church in
the morning.
Notwithstanding. Rev. O. G. Mar
riott; evening. Rev w. e. Bird.
Bradburn-Evening, Rev. w. F. Miller.
Observation-Disclosures, Rev. A. E. Spiel
man.
Notwithstanding, Rev. A. Bielaski,
Rev. w. C. Parrish.
Calvary-Mornins. Rev. Z. E. Pearce;
evening. Rev. A. b. Wood.
Congress notwithstanding, Rev. W. b..
Elliott.
Douslas-Evenins. Rev Homer c.
Stunts.
Dunlbarton-Evening. Rev. ]. H. How
ard
Foundry-Morning, Rev. J. H. Howard;
evening. Rev. H. NJ Rider.
Gorsuch-Morning, Rev. b. +. Clarkson; ;
evening. Rev. d. M. Dibble.
Grace-Morning, Rev. r. c. Reynolds.
Notwithstanding, Rev. Homer c.
Stuntz; evening, Rev w. p. Eyeland
Iowa Avenue-M forming, Rev. Robert Z.
Ziegler.
Lincoln Acknowledging, Rev D. FL.
Martin; evening. Rev. L. s. Wright.
II lMckendree-Morning. Rev: R. l..
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Notwithstanding, Rev. p. II.
Swift: evening, Rev. s. s. Kline.
North Capitol-Mornins. Rev. G. F.
Stiles; evening, Rev. J. ]. Winger.
Petworth.Evening. Rev; J; n; Gillmer.
ing. Rev. w. !. Meeks.
Tenleytown-Rev. J. H. Hyatt; evening.
Rev. E. II. Smith.
Trinity-Mornine. Rev. J. st. Clair Neal
evening, Rev. D. ii. Martin.
Union-Morning, Rev. II. F. Downs;
evening. Rev. G. Leroy White.
Waush-Rev. w. l.. McDoweil: even
ing. Rev. f. G. Porter.
Wesley.Morning, Rev. F. J. Waterman
evening. Rev. w. M. Ferguson.
Wilson MISUNDERSTANDING, Rev. c. o.
Isaac; evening. Rev. Osborne Belt.
Hyattsville-Rev. II. G. Spencer; evec-
ing. Rev. w. T. Jarboe.
Falls Church-Morning. Rev. w. NJ.
Ferguson.
notwithstanding, Rev. William An
thony.
Morning, Rev. H. E. R. Peck.
Notwithstanding, Rev. H E. r.
Peck.
Central NJ. e. South-Morning, Rev. S.
H. Cummings; evening, Rev. s. H. Cum
mings.
Mount Vernon Place Church South
Morning, Rev. G. II. Havenner.
Mount Pleasant Southern Church-Morn-
ing, Rev. Richard Koontz; evening, Rev.
L. w. GOsnell.
Calvary Southern Notwithstanding,
Rev. w. c. Parrish; evening, Rev. G. A:
Harris.
st. Paurs-Evening, Rev. U. S. Heav-
ener.
Manufacturing, Rev. D. A. F'oard
evening, Rev. w. w. Van Arsdale.
Epworth NJ. E.-Morning, Rev. H. c.
Smith.
Mount Taber-Morning, Rev. J. E. Syn
der; evening. Rev. J. X. German.
First M. P.-Evening, Rev. w. A.
KoontZ.
Park Road-Morning. Rev. William
Harris; evening, Rev. F. G. Bayley.
United Brethren-Morning, Rev. ]. A.
Gross; evening, Rev. J. A. Shockey
Mount Zion Colored Church-Rev. J. A.
Pardon.
Simpson notwithstanding Rev. A. R.
West Street Presbyterian-Rev. S. r.
Murray.
Sixth Presbyterian-Evening, Rev F. A.
EilmOn.
Central Union Mssion-Evening, Rev
c. NJ Lester.
Plea for More Womanly Women.
There must be radical revolution in
the womanhood of America. We must
have more womanly women" asserted
Rev. DR.. Eugene Noble, president of
Goucher College Of Baltimore, at the SEES
sion of the conference this morning. He
paused for a moment and the big audi
ence broke into applause.
The enthusiasm aroused by DIR. Mobiles
remarks on woman was noticeable
Throughout the session. He said that he
waited it plainly understood that women
can fbe leaders in various movements but
they should also at the same time be
Wonfanly women. In this connection he
anndnced Il am not committed to
womt II suffrage"
Rev. DR.. Thirkield of Howard Univer
sity And a number of others addressed
the session later, each presenting words
of greeting. one declaring that the well
come received had almost deceived him
into believing that he was again in the
southland by the salutations which SEEM
ed the sa me although in different words.