Evening journal., 1913-11-06

Baptist Missionary Society superin-
tendent, who will address the
Christian Endesyor Union conven-
ton tonight
The twenty-fourth annual conven-
tion of the Delaware Christian En-
deayor Union opened this morning in
st. Pauls NJ. f. Church Indications
are that the convention will be the
most successful ever held by the
Union. The session this morning was
devoted to the registration of dele
gates and their assignment TO homes.
All morning the dele tes were ar
irving from all parts o. the state and /
New Jersey They we're met at the
depot by a committee composed of |
Miss Grace Baldwin. chairman; Miss
Corine Jacobs and Miss Halkett. |
Members of the committee escorted |
the delegates 10 the church, where
they registered and we're assigned 20
their hosts.
The registration committee was com
posed of Miss A. c. Newman. chair
man: Miss Elsie Steward. Miss Jennie
/ Groves. Mrs. ]. H. wescott and Mrs.
A. E. Groves
The delegates were entertained az
luncheon in the church by St. Pauls
Society. The society viii serve
luncheon each day OF the convention.
Great preparations have been made
Tor the entertainment of the visitors
and the members Of the Union who
live in this city have thrown open
the doors of their homes 10 them.
In the Sunday school room Of the
church a postofice and telephones
have been provided Miss Mildred
Kirk is I'm charge OF the literature
booth. and Miss Clara +. Fighter. a
missionary for 20 years in China. has
charge of the missionary booth.
The convention will get down 10
active work this afternoon. A feature
this evening will be q musical pro-
gram. Mrs. James McMullIn and r.
ID. Eaton will sing "The Broken
Heart" and Mr.. Eaton will sing the
solo. Teach Me TO Pray" Miss Edna
Carpenter will be the accompanist.
A. Ray DuBell. treasurer of the Tn
ion, has charge OF the arrangements for
the convention.
/ Delegates who registered this morning
and their home assignments are;
George Adams. Cannon. by Mrs. y.
Crawford. No. al7 Van Buren,.
Mrs. ". J Allen, Seaford, Mrs. Au-
gista Ockles. Seaford by Miss Viola
Star, No. 6lS West Ninth.
Mrs n Buckingham, Dover. by Mrs.
William b. Smith. No 1882 Jackson.
Miss Ella Calhoun. Gcorgetown by
Mrs. Alesander, No. s3O'South Broome.
Mrs. Arthur Farrow. Leipsic, by Mrs.
Van Horn. l40G West Third
Miss Vera Hooker, Ocean View, by
, Mrs. Mote, Lancaster avenle and Harri-
son.
Mrs. George Jacobs. Harrington, and
Mrs. Joseph Kitchens, by Mrs. David
Hay. No. 1909 West.
Miss Mary Johnson and Mrs H. W.
/ Reid, Newark, by y. ". G. A., No. als
King
, Evan Roberts and Roy Banning Mil
ford, by Mrs John ". Galley No. 222
, West.
/ Harry G. Ross and C. II. Royland.
! Viola, by Mrs. Charles f. Eastman,
= No 407 South Clayton street
Y Dr. J. IT. Straughn OF Laurel by A.
4 Roy DuBell, SOC West Twelfth street.
4 Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Steele of Lewos.
BY Mrs Clinton Burton, No. 707 Con-
cord avernue.
Mrs. ]; c. Suckert. St. Georges and
n Mrs. William McMullin, Port Perry,
a by Mrs. x. G. Strickland. No. 500 West
r Ninth.
q Walter West Odessa, and Or. J. w
4 Waddell OF Woodbury.. n. j., by ID. r.
: Coward of No. sos West street.
d The Rev. W. W. Johnson, Lewes. and
: r. H. Stewart, Seaford. by Mrs T. p
r Holloway, No. 500 Rodney street.
The conference subjects and leaders
- for the afternoon session are: "Th,
Model Society Arthur B. Eastman
Wilmington; "Where Lies Responsible
lity,r 'he Rev. J. T. Bailey, Dover; "Th'
]. Socicty's Prayer" Mrs. Josephine Hitch
i ems. Harrington; The Committees
? How DO They Work Suggestions iron
D the Fiport' "Inencumbered: financinD
: the Society" Clarence kecne. Whining
4 tons How We DO II Qt Home: "fh
r World for Christ:r "The Alissionar,
Offering" Miss Bertha Ha,lan, Wilraing
!, ton; What We Did at Home and How;
g l"A Salonnless Nation by i020.H IN
+ Rev William G. Poole, State superin
d tendcnt Anti-saloan League; ''lIow w
h May Helps" a Quiet Hour" the Re,
l. J. W Neddell. D. d., Woodbury., \. j.
= At the evening session the Re'
Frank 5. Dobbins, d. D.. district su
Is perintendent of the American Bap
n tiss Foreign Missionary Society. WI
st deliver an address on Some Reason
" for Missionary Enthusiasm A fea
7. tue of the evening service will be
7. duet by Mrs James McMullin ana +
q d. Eaton. Mr.. Eaton will also sing
le solo.
Dr. An innovation in convention meth
d. ods will be the adoption of convenio
is efficiency standards, and efforts al
IN he'ng made TO have this a 100 p
s.-rt r-r- e@'i~r.