The Washington herald., 1913-10-12
GOSPEL MISSION HOLDS
JUBILEE AND DEDICATION

Every October since its organization
the management of the Gospel Mission
tas opened up its fall and winter cam
paign by a series of special evangelistiC
services and a reception TO the public,
1t is a reunion of the workers, converts
and friends of the Mission after the sum-
mer vacation season has ended. 1t is
Intended also as an opportunity TO wei
come the friends and supporters OF the
work, talk over progress and inspect
the departments of the institution. II
aims also to acknowledge in religious
services the continued favor and blessing
Of God upon the work and the workers
Announcement is made that a service
Of this character will be opened this
evening. to continue nightly up to and
Including Sunday evening, October 19, al
7:SO o'clock.
The following program has been pre-
pared:
Saturday, Oct. 1l-Mr. George w.
Wheeler, leade-s the Rev. Robert ].
Downing, speaI.er; Mr.. w. l.. Clarke,
precentor; soloists, Mrs. Madison Clarke
and Mr.~Ernest II. Daniel; pianist, Mrs.
NJ. c. Baier: organist, Mrs. J. A. Edgar.
Sunday, October u CafternoOn)-Mrs.
Fred Beall, speaker.
Sunday, October u (evening)-Capt.
Thomas H. Mckee. leader; Hon. w. (.
Andrews, speaker; Mr.. George w. Havell,
precentor; soloists, Mr.. George w.
Havell. Mr.. W. H. Evans an6 Mr.. H. D.
Gordon; pianist, Miss c. r. A. Nelson;
organist, Mrs. ]. A. Edgar.
Monday, October lS.-The Rev. F. NJ.
Dickie.3 leader; the Rev. Louis Randall,
pastor Rhode Island Avenue NJ. Z.
Church, speaker; Mr.. II. d. Gordon, pre-
centor; trio, Mrs. Knott, Mrs. Wren, and
MIR. Knott; pianist, Miss Nelson; organ
list, Mr.. Edwards; cornetist, DIR. William
L. Dieffenderfer.
Tuesday, October 14-Mrs. Harriet E.
Monroe, leader; Hon. w. d. B. Ainey,
speaker: Mr.. w. H. Houghton, precentor;
Miss .Beelman, cornetist; Mrs. Beelman,
Organtst; Miss Nelson, pianist, and Miss
Pond, soloist.
Wednesday, october l5-Mr. H. d. Cor
don, leader: DR.. w. r. Wedderspoon,
speaker; Mrs. NJ. c. Baier, precentOr; So
loists, Mrs. Clark and Miss Reese: Pian-
list, Miss c. K, A. Nelson; organist, Mrs.
Edgar.
Thursday, Oct. 16-supt H. W. Kline,
leadeS Rev. Richard Schmidt, pastor
Zion Lutheran Church, speaker J. C.
Muncaster. precentor; duets, Mrs. Rouse
and Mrs. LindwoOd.
Friday. Oct. IT-Mrs. S. NJ. Croft,
'eader; DR.. Wallace Radcliffe. speaker;
n. H. Evans, precentor; soloist, Homer
7. Brown pianist, Miss NJ. G. Sites.
Saturday, Oct 1S-Dr. n. B. Shade,
eader; the Rev. Henry Anstadt, speaker;
Mr.. W. II. Houghton. precentOr: sOloists
Mrs Houghton, Mrs. Madison Clark,
Miss Catherine Reese; pianist, Mrs. NJ.
:. Baier; organist, Mrs. J. A. Edgar.
Sunday. Oct 19, Afternoon-Dedication
services with brief address by DIR. Jas.
5 Montgomery, Or. Charles Wood, DR..
w. l. Mckenney, DIR. T. S. Childs, the
Rev. Hugh Stevenson and testimonies
oy converts and workers.
Sunday. Oct. l9. Evening-Mr. B. II.
Warner, leader: VIM. Knowles Cooper,
speaker: w. II. Evans. precentor; solo
lsts. Mrs. Madison Clark. Mrs. NJ. c.
Baier; pianist. Miss Nelson; Organist,
Mrs. J. A. Edgar.
As will be observed from the program
on Sunday afternoon. October 19, the
greatly enlarged and much beautified au-
ditorium of the mission will be dedicated
to the worship Of God and the service of
our fellowmen and women.
On Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons p,
October II and Is. the ladies of the mis-
sion will hold a reception in the paTlOrs
from ) to : p. m.
The follOwing-named ladies will consti- 4
ute the committees in charge:
committees on Reception-Tuesday. Y
Mrs. II. Z. Monroe chairman; Mrs Fred
Beall. Mrs. B. X. Roberts, Mrs Hauf.
Mrs. J. II. Hitchcock. Miss c. r. A. Mel
son. Miss J. NJ. Fallin, Mrs. Dunn, Mrs.
Dice, Mrs. J. W. Armstrong, Mrs. Field,
Mrs. W. L. Clarke, Mrs. Anna f. RiZer,
and Mrs. Henry Anstadt. Wednesday:
Mrs. NJ. p. Spindle. chairman; Mrs S. II.
Mrs F. NJ. Dickey, Mrs. Lewis
Mauro. Mrs. A. :. Holden, Mrs. Z. ].
Myers. Mrs. Reese. Mrs. W. H. WoRers-
ley. Mr.. Buckingham. Mrs. J. c. Nun
ca ster. Mrs Hall, and Mrs. Holtzman.
Committees on Refreshments-Tuesda !
Mrs George Wheeler,-chairman Mrs. s. |
NJ. Croft. Mrs. H. w. Kline, Miss Spindle, /
Mrs W. II. HouGhton. Mrs. Edwin |
Howell, Mrs. c. c. Clements. Mrs. L. P. |
Altschu. Miss EsteIle Wheeler. Miss |
Hauf. Miss Carroll and Miss Rushton. |
Wednesday: Mrs. H. c. Long. chairman; |
Mrs II. ". Kline, Mrs s.. II. Warner, |
Mrs. Ernest II. Daniel. Mrs. w. H. !
Evans. Miss Evans. Miss Nellie Briscoe, !
Mrs. J. w. Koob. Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. II. |
J. Brown Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. |
Thomas II. Mckee.
Committee on Music-Tuesday: Mrs NJ. |
= Raier. Miss Grace Beelman. Miss
Ethel Day. Miss Pond. Mrs. Clark. Mrs. |
Lewis J. Mauro. Wednesday: Miss c. r.
A. Nelson, Miss Reese. Mrs. Clark, Miss
Pond, Mrs. Baier and Miss Rushton.
The public is cordia"y invited to call
and take a look over the greatly i'm
proved building.
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