Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-17
JERSEY IS READY
To WELCOME BIC
c. {. CONVENTION
Worlds Gathering Opens at At
lantic City Thursday,
aG. July 6.

Delegates representing over 300 Chris
tian Endeavor societies in this city,
Essex county and this State will gather
at Atlantic City on Thursday, July 6
to IL for the twenty-ffth or silver an
niversary international convention of
the Young Peoples Society Christian
Endeavor body.
John T. Sproull, of Arlington, presi-
dent OF the New Jersey Endeavor
Union and chairman of the internal
tionaI convention committee, will pre-
side at the State conference, which
will be conducted on Tuesday, July IL,
when the secretaries and field officers
will discuss 1.-THE Tenth Legion The
Quiet Hour and The Best Thing /
Have See in E~ndeavor."
The local and State delegates will
hold their annual business session in
the Williston Auditorium on the fol-
lowing Saturday morning, when the
report of the secretary will be read by
Miss Stephens and that of the treas
urer by A. r. Baxter.
The headquarters of the New Jersey
contingent will be in Machinery Hall.
Opening Sessions.
The opening session of the interna-
tionaI body will be held on Thursday
afternoon, July 6, with h annual
executive conclave of h board of
trustees. In the evening a praise serv,
ice will be conducted under the lead
ership of Percy r. Foster, of Wash
ington, d. C. Mr.. Sproull will deliver
the address of greeting and the Rev.
DIR. Howard B. Crosse will respond for
the trustees. The annual message will
be read by the Rev. DR.. Francis e.
Clark. the founder of Christian En-
deavor. II. W. Lathrop, the treasurer,
and william Shaw, h general sec
rotary, win render their reports.
Miss Mae Hice, of Pennington, a
prominent leader of the New Jersey
delegation, will speak at the Christian
Endeavor Institute, to be held on Fri
day morning, July Z, and Miss Mar
garet Koch, field secretary for Maine,
will address the delegates on Junior
Work"
Among the noted and distinguished
speakers Of worldwide repute, who
will be heard at the meet will include
President William H. Taft, the Rev,
DR.. Clark. head Of the Worlds Chris
tian Endeavor: John Wanamaker, of
Philadelphia; DR.. c. B. McAfee, of
HI0nKlXh. bODht1 " a0illAi5 "a
pishon Alexander Walters. OF JERSEY
rItv. .rudpe Edwin M. Warner. of
conn.ctsc,,t Leon V. shaw. of Cali
fornie. the Rev DIR. s. Edward Young,
- prootrlvn. William PhiIip Hall, of
New York. the Rev. J. r. Clark, of
ma.+ Virginia. the Rev. ]. Spencer
voorhees- OF Massachusetts; the Rev.
uaIter 7. Jaeger. of Colorado: the
pey Dr T. p. Wolf of Baltimore:
former Vice-Presfdent Fairpanks' the
Rev. DIR. ]. G. CaldWen, or
the Rev. DIT. Russell IL Sorhweli' OF
Philadelphia; Champ clark speaker oil
the House Of Representatives; the
Rev. DR.. Charles NJ, sheiuon'
DR.. w. A. Jones, of Pennsylvania; f,
r. Ballard. Of Birmingham, Ala; the
Rev. DR.. F. J. Household, OF Bristol
England; Bishop Swengel,A OF Harris
burg, Pa; the Rev. f. b. meyer, OF
London: the Rev. Herbert Anderson OF
India; the Rev. DR.. G. II. Tyndall, OF
Mt. Vernon, N. y; Sidney A. Clark OF
Dartmouth College; the Rev. pr. a
W. Haisey,. OF New York; Judge j. B.
Lindsey, of Denver; President stewart
of Auburn Seminary; the Kew f. b.
Power. of Washington; the Rev Dr,
W J. Darby, of EVansNllle' the heV.
DR.. Alexander Gilroy, of Toronto; the
Rev. DR.. Jesse Hill OF Portland Me-
President Lewis. of Maryland College'
the Rev. Daniel A. Pohne' OF ohio' the
Rcvs' EDWARD A. ~freuennaseh' anu
g. c. Carpenter, OF warsaw, the ReN,
Fl. A. Denton. OF Troy the rev paVtu
Ross, OF England the ReN. ArtnuT o
Phelps. of Los Angeles n Mrs Eva
Booth, or the salVation Army
state Secretaries to speak.