The Washington herald., 1912-01-26
PLAN FULL PRWS
FOR NEXT SUNDAY
Clergy and Laymen to Extend Per-
sonal Invitations to Attend
Divine Services.

Pastors and church members through
out the District viii give personal invi-
tations this week TO every man they
are able to reach to attend some church
service next Sunday, according to an an
nouueement made yesterday at lunch
con Of the advisory committee Of the
Men and Religion Forward Movement.
held IN the New Willard Hotel
At least 5000 men viii be brought into
the church on that day by means of the
invitations who would not otherwise at
tend. Invitations will be extended in
person, by letter, through church an
nouncements. and through the press, in
systematic effort TO reach men who
seldom attend church services.
William Knowles Cooper. general sec
the members OF the advisory committee
Of the movement the plans for the eight
day campaign TO be- carried out from
February IL to Is. Among the speakers
who will come TO Washington to address
meetings during the eight-day campaign,
are DR.. Arthur ]. Smith, Of New York;
Prof. jeremiah jerks. Of Cornell Uni
versity; Lyman L. Pierce, OF Pittsburg,
and Arthur n. Cotton, OF Buffalo.
Those who attended the luncheon were:
s. w. Woodward, chairman; B. S.
Adams, Col. Benjamin Alvord, Judge
Thomas H. Anderson, John Taylor Arms.
Judge G. W. Atkinson.
Charles Brooks Bailey, Irving c. Bah,
George E. Barker. Justice Job Barnard.
r. W. Beall. DR.. Charles L. Bliss, z. I.
Booraem, E. S. Brashears, 1. Z. Breunin-
ger, Capt. n. T. Brian, L. s. Brown. A.
B. Browne, Charles H. Butler, DR.. W. K.
Butler
David S. CARL, Prof. Mitchell Carroll,
Judge w. L. Chambers, A. A. Chaplin,
Melville Church. W. A. II. Church. P. c.
Clafiin, E. E. Clement Judson c. Glenn
ents, Walter C. Clephane. Arthur Cope
land. c. l. Corby, Bishop Earl Cranston.
Gen. A. s. Daggett, Ernest H. Daniel,
J. J. Darlington, II. Bradley Davidson,
DR.. w NJ. Davidson. Milan c. Dowell,
Thad. c. Dulin, W. Clarence DuvalL.
John Joy Edison. W. W. Everett. W. ].
Eynon.
Richard A. Ford, Capt C. NJ. Forrest.
John w. Foster, A. F. Fox, Daniel
Fraser.
DR.. Merrill E. Gates, NJ. Leroy Con,
Thomas Grant, Ben s. Graves, Benjamin
W. Guy.
Bishop Alfred Harding. Clarence L.
Harding, d. Fulton Harris, wfllett NJ.
Hays. james B. Henderson. J. Philip
Hermann, Isaac r. Hit. william D.
Hoover. Col Thomas s. Hopkins Charles
E. Howe
E. L1AllOh JdChbOuT n. - JdLleSs LII.
N. r. Jenner. DR.. Joseph Taber John
son, Myron JermaIne Jones.
DIR. r. Kingsman.
James B. Lambie, John B. Larner,
B. F. Leighton, John e. Let's, Irwin
B. Linton, W. P. Ikpscomb, A. M.
Lothrop. ST.
A. NJ. McLachlen. George X. McIana-
han, Frank L. Middleton. W. W. Milan,
Ransford s. Miller, John Mitchell, jr.,
DR.. NJ. NJ Moffett, r. L. Moore, Frank
Morrison, A. c. Moses.
B. NJ. Newbold, Clarence F. Norment,
W. F. Norris, Theodore W. Noyes, L. b.
Nye.
Z. southard Parker. Chief Justice
Stanton J. PeeIle, Lester B. Platt, Gif-
ford Pinchot, George A. Provost.
|. Fred B. Rhodes, Cuno H. Rudolph.
Joseph A. Scott, Gen. Shallenberger.
James Sharp. "A. l. Sinclair. W. II.
Singleton. ]. Henry Small, z. Quincy
Smith, George Otis Smith. DR.. Thomas
c. Smith. w. H. II. Smith. G5n. Ellis
Spear W. P. Stafford, George. II. Stew
art, A. l. Sturtevant
Judge Anson s. Taylor, DIR. Wilbur
p. Thirkield. Washington Topham, Dr.
B. F. Trueblood. Col. George Truesden.
W. B. Turpin.
Fred VanDyke.
F. A. Walker, Maj. s. II. Walker.
George o. Watson, Charles W. Warden.
Brainerd II. Warner, W. W. Warwick,
DIR. William s. washburn, r. b. Wat
rous, Edw. S. wescott. Henry L. West,
George W. White, William Allen WiIber,
L. Cabell Williamson, f. s. Wolfe.
J. c. Yost-