Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-06-30
ANNUAL EPWORTH
MEETING IN DREW
Instruction and Recreation on
the Program from July II
to 10.
Especial to the Evening start

MADISON, June 30.-The annual
institute of the second general con-
ference district of the Epworth
League will be held at Drew Theologi-
cal Seminary from July II to 10. The
institute has been very fortunate, say
the leaders of the movement, in secur-
ing some of the faculty of Drew Semi
nary for instructors and leaders.
The schedule provides for instrue-
ton in Bible study, mission study
social service, recreation and culture,
stewardship, citizenship and temper
ance. The morning sessions will be
devoted to class sessions, the after
moons to recreation and amusements
and the evenings to socials and lee
lures. Drew's spacious campus and
athletic field will be at the disposal
of the delegates during the after
moons. There will be swimming in
structions for members of both sexes.
About 200 delegates will ''e accom-
modated from out-of-town leagues.
President Ezra Squier Triple, of
Drew, has consented to be president
or the institute. He will address the
institute on Tuesday and will deliver
the farewell sermon on the last day
of the conference
A reception to the delegates by the
local chapter of the Epworth League
on Saturday, July II, will open the
conference. On Sunday a sermon will
he delivered by Rev DR.. Wilbur
Fletcher Sheridan, of Chicago, gen.
eral secretary of the Epworth League,
IN the seminary chapel. At o'clock
in the evening there will be de-
votional meeting led by President A.
G. Monagle. This will be followed
by a sermon in the Methodist Church
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pastor.
q The scheduled classes for each day
E practically the same, with differ
'ent leaders and speakers. From $3.50
to 9:10 each morning, there will be
lessons in spiritual life and work The
speakers on the several days of the
week will be: Rev. G. Franklin
Ream, Rev. C. w. Flint, Professor
Wallace w. Fleming. Rev, Willard l..
Robinson, Rev. Arthur Bruce Moss
and Rev. Dorr f. Deifendorff.
Following this there will be Bible
classes. The several leaders are
Professor Fleming, DR.. Ream, Mr..
&pbinson and DIR. Flint. Mission
be taugA by Mr.. Moss, DR.. Deifen-
dorff andNDr. Ball. From this until
noon each nay there will be lessons
in timely topics for Christian SER
vice. The speakers will be Rev.
Frederick H. Wright and Miss Helen
Driscoll. The different subjects for
the six days in the order named;
italian Work in America" Junior
, League Work" Social Service"
"Christian Stewardship Depart
mental Conference" and biennial
Meeting"
Following the serving of dinner the
delegates will go out of doors and re-
main out until supper time. A social
hour will be conducted each evening
In the chapel from to o'clock,
Lectures, addresses and musicales
will occupy the evenings from s to
9 o'clock. The speakers are Rev.
DR.. Charles l.. Mead, pastor of the
Methodist Church, on Madison ave-
nue., New York city; DR.. Ezra S. Tip
pie, president of Drew Seminary;
William II. Anderson, New York
State superintendent of the anti-sa-
loon league: Rev. Archey d. Ball.
pastor of 81 James's Methodist
Church, New York city. On Satur-
day evening there will be musical
concert.
There will be special services on
Sunday, July 29, in the Methodist
Church. In the morning there will be
the morning watch and institute love
feast, led by Rev. George Nj. Whit
field. The institute sacramento SER