The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-07-05
c, {, CONVENTION
BEGINS THURSDAY;
TO Be BIG RALLY
Meeting Place Is Atlantic
City, and 1t Promises to Be
Most Successful Conven-
ton Ever Held.
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State Christian Endeavor Union. Rev.
Howard b. Gross. d d., vice president
of the board OF trustees. and Mr.. Will
liam Shaw, General Secretary Of the
society.
Friday, July 7th will be Presidents
Day. 1t will begin at $50 a. m. with
quiet sunrise hour on the Million
Dollar Pier At the Institute will
convene for the discussion OF Chris
tian Endeavor work by long list OF
speakers. In the afternoon, the In
dianapolis chorus will be heard at the
Auditorium Endeavor, while those at
tending the Auditorium Williston, will
listen to Mr.. Enos Bacon, THE York
shire Nightingale" and w. c. Weeden,
soloist, together with the Essex, Hud-
son and Union counties chorus. In
both auditoriums practically the same
program will be followed. which will
include special religious services and
dissertations. on the work OF the or
ganization throughout the world Fri
day evening President Taft is schedul-
ed to address the assembled Endeavor-
ers in both the auditoriums Endeavor
and Williston, together with Judge
Ben B. Lindsey, and John Wanamaker.
A Day Of Music.
On Saturday, the usual routine will
be observed, with music by the Attain
tic City Junior chorus in the afternoon,
and the United Choruses in the eve
ming. Sunday morning will be taken
up with special services at which over
score of pastors will address the
delegates. On Sunday afternoon the
Million Dollar Pier will be the scene
of two meetings, one for men and the
other for women, which will be enter
tanned by combined chorus of men
and similar body OF women, each
singing before their own sex. These
meetings will be addressed by several
prominent ministers. In the evening
the Philadelphia and Reading, Pa
choruses will sing before the audiences
in the Auditoriums Williston and En-
deavor. while Commander Eva Booth,
OF the Salvation Army, will address
! the audience Of the Auditorium Endea-
vor, and the Rev. F. F. Mayer. of Lon
don. will talk to the Endeavorers in
the Williston. Christian Endeavor and
prison reform will be discussed by a
J number of prominent Divines at the
pavilion on the Million Dollar Pier.
< On Monday afternoon, after the rou-
tine program, UNCONVENTIONAL rallies
will engage the attention of the dele
gates. while in the evening the meet
ings will be addressed by number
of men promonent In Endeavor work.
Music will be provided by the Balti-
more Endeavor chorus at the Willis
ton and the Rcaling, Pa, chorus at the
Auditorium Endeavor.
At the Auditorium Endeavor on
Tuesday the Baltimore chorus will
provide music, while the audience of
the Williston will be entertained by
the Washington chorus. Both au-
diences will be given short talks by the
organizations state presidents, besides
the routine work.
On Wednesday, the closing day OF
the convention, the regular program
will be supplemented by two combin-
ed choruses which will number nearly
twelve hundred voices each and will
sing before the audiences of the au-
ditoriums Endeavor and Williston.
Then the Endeavorers will formally
break camp with benediction and
closing message from President Clark.