Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-23

workers and the local workers for Sat
urday evening.
| Members of the various committees
We're at headquarters until late last
night completing details for the meet
ings to be held in Harrisburg Sun
| day and throughout next week.
Another series of home prayer meet
! ings will be held tonight
Press Committee to Meet
An important meeting tonight will
be the joint session of the committees
on press and publicity. R. f. Web
ster, chairman of the publicity com
mlttee, who has taken charge of the
press committee, will have important
announcem9 9nts to make. Chairman
WEBSTER to-day announced the follow
ing program up to Sunday evening:
Tonight at o'clock-Joint meet
ing OF the press and publicity commit
tee at headquarters, 26 South Third
street
Saturday
of the tabernacle.
| IL m.-Prayer meetings at railroad
shops
| to p. m.-Inspection of taber-
nacle by local committees.
$50 p. NJ. - Meeting of personal
work committee, f. Fl. Gregory, chair
man, at Fourth Street Church of God.
p. m.-Meeting in Market Square,
under direction of personal work COM
mittee.
| $50 p. m.-Special rehearsal of the
tabernacle orchestra in Technical High
School auditorium.
p. m.-Second preliminary rehear-
sal of tabernacle chorus, Technical
High School auditorium.
Sunday
| Morning and afternoon, special serv-
ices and announcements in all
churches and Sunday schools identi-
fled with the Slough campaign.
p. m.-Mass meeting for men and
women in Grace Methodist Episcopal
| Church; addresses by w. w. Shannon
and Miss Josephine Colt, preliminary
organizers; music by Rutherford
Y. NJ. c. A. Quartet under direction of
George w. Sweigert
Tabernacle Nears Completion
With the aid of reinforcements of
workers from Technical and Central
High Schools yesterday, the roofing of
the tabernacle was completed. This
afternoon the finishing touches were
given the exterior, and with the aid of
the electric lights, which were put in
service last night, a large force of
men will get busy on the interior of
the tabernacle tonight
Steam pipes were laid to-day and
the foundation for the seats erected
1t is expected that the tabernacle will
be ready for inspection by tomorrow
afternoon or not later than Monday.
Final instructions for the religious
canvass to be made Sunday afternoon
were announced last night by Ralph
e. Boswell, chairman of the census
committee.
Homes in which prayer meetings
will be held tonight are:
First Ward-Harry Long.
Second 'Ward-Mrs. Baileys. Mrs.
Shumaker, Mr.. and Mrs. Brine, B.
Tyre, Mrs. Feoser, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p.
Braselman, Mrs. s. Nell, William
Painter, Mrs Charles Bates, Mrs.
Eutzy, Mrs. John Beitman, Miss
Fanny p. Mellinger, Mrs. Remine, Mrs.
Herps' Mrs. c. A. Bendor, Mrs. Keefer,
| Augustus Kendig, Mrs. G. Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. BARNARD, Thomas vii.
son.
Third Ward-Mr. and Mrs. Amos
Snyder.
Fourth Ward-Mrs. Forrer, Mrs.
Stedman, Mrs. Boyer, Miss Jamison,
II. B. Wolbert
Fifth Ward-Mrs w. p. Stuart Mr..
Meyer, Mrs Fritchey, Mrs. Wontersz,
Sixth Ward = Mr.. Burgoon, John
Boyles, William Carpenter, Mrs. Alice
Hutchison, Mrs. John Masoner. Miss
Shisler, Miss Hammelbaugh, Mrs
Mared Mrs. Margerie Black, Mrs,
Gardner.
Seventh Ward-Oscar wertz,, Mrs.
Haas, w. Kenes, Mr.. and Mrs. Cav.
man, Mrs. Miller.
Eighth Ward-Mrs. Thompson. Mrs
Shirey, Mrs. Stouffer, Mrs Showers
Mrs Thomson, Mrs. It. II. Clark, S. n
Stouffer. Mrs. John Wilson, Messrs.
Myers, Mrs. William Hoover.
Ninth Ward-Mrs. Humphreys. Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Pickell, Mrs. Melvin,
Mr.. Little, Mr.. Baptist. Mr.. and Mrs
Laferty, Mrs. Miller, B. w. Wright
Mrs. Keher, Mt. Pleasant enginehonse'
Mr.. and Mrs. Shelter, Mrs. Hubers'
Mrs Lynch, f. Dlehl, Mrs. d. era,
ham, Mr.. Motter, the Rev. U. r.
Swengle, Mrs. Secrist, George Henry.
II. Beyler, Mrs. N. Y. Parthemer.
] Tenth Ward-Mrs. RubendaH, Mr..
and Mrs. Shure, Mrs. Beamer, Mrs. 7
A. McCabe, Mrs. Shumaker, Mrs. Res
sic Henry, Richard Reeser. w. J.
Schubauer. Mrs. Fraim,W. Fl. King
port, Mr. and MIS-. Witmyer. Mrs. Al.