The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-23

text, Impresslvely surveyed his congre-
cation and then said. Don't worry; It's
| wicked"
1t would be difficult to exceed this II,
brevity and effectiveness but a north OF
| England vicar Ia the last century close
~ ,sx, apn!.rr2sMmated !.rsHd au IT. He gave out the
which he added this observation: my
friends, did / speak All hour ] couldn't
make that message any palmer. I'll Just
Another clergyman had been requested
to deliver a charity address on behalf OF
orphan children. His sermon consisted
| OF the text, Whence shall we find bread
| that these may eat?" So impressed was
| the congregation that the collection was
the largest ever taken in that vicinity
Catholic Editors Meet
For the first time in connection with a
convention of the American Federation OF
Catholic societies, to be held at Colum-
bus, August 20 to "a. there is to be q
| convention of editors of Catholic period
icals. The aims are personal acquaint-
ance and discussion of methods by which
such periodicals may be improved.
Monseigpeur Falconio, will be the celc :
brant OF the mass at the Columbus con-
yention, and principal speakers will be
Airfh6ish4p ithaa 70 Mgssmer IN ro OF Milwaukee and
founders OF the federation. and Arch
bishop Moeller OF Cincinnati. Former
Secretary Bonaparte OF Baltimore will be
the banquet.
There is to be parade on Sunday, Au-
gust 20, at which 1t is expected $4,000
will be in line, In this federation among
others. are the Ancient Order of Hibcr-
mans, the knights OF Columbus the For
esters and knights of St: John, the great
bodies Of organized Catholic laymen
whose combined membership run into the
hundreds OF thousands.
Mission Conference.
The Womens Board Of Domestic Mis-
sions OF the Reformed Church holds its
Home Mission conference at Mortified,
Mass. July 2l-27. The aims OF the con-
ference at Northfield arc thus stated: To
provide a place where all women desr-
ing a deeper spiritual life and clearer
knowledge OF how to best work for the
spread or Christs kingdom in North
America can spend a part of their sum-
mer vacation; to present the newest and
best plans Of work for home missions in
Sunday schools. women's circles. and
among young people and children; TO
10 make definite the call TO service for
Christ and his kingdom in the individual
lifo.
AT the opening session. addresses were
made by w H. Moody of Northfeld and
John G, Brady. ex-governor OF Alaska.
The morning sessions will begin at
u CiotN Will IL HOQT conducted OE
the Rev. Dr. James A. Francis of Boston.
The mission study class will meet ct 10
o clock; leaders. Miss Elizabeth Vermilya
and Mrs Florence H. Wiber. who will use
the next textbook, ''rhe Conservation OF
Our National Ideals
After the mission study class there will
be half hour discussions of missionary
methods. led by Miss Sallie Nj. Protz-
man OF Baltimore. At 10 o'clock
short addresses on various phases OF
home mission work will he given by mis-
sionaries OF the different denominational
boards.
Each evening 81 devotional service will
be held at Round Top at o'clock fol-
lowed by q service In the Auditorium At
these Auditorium meetings the speakers
viii be Miss Lily Corwin of Reno New.
Mrs. John S. Allen. the Rev DR. w. III
Griffith Thomas OF Toronto, the Rev, DR.
&, l.. Thompson.