Evening journal., 1914-10-27
WOMEN'S SYNOD
MEETINGS HERE.
Foreign and Home Mission
Work TO be Two Days
Subject
PROMINENT MEN
ON THE PROGRAM

To last two days, the twenty y-eighth
annual meeting OF the Woman's Home
and Foreign synodical Societies will be
held in Central Presbyterian Church to-
morrow and Thursday and delegates
from all the churches in the Baltimore
synod are expected 60 be present
Tomorrow's sessions consisting OF one
in the morning, when the home execu-
tive body will meet, one in the after
noon. when the foreign executive body
viii nevt and one later in the afternoon.
when. the home and foreign executive
bodies will hold joint meeting. will
be devoted entirely to the business OF
the two bodies, none of which will be
made public until Thursdays sessions.
The executive body of the Home Mis-
sions will meet tomorrow morning at
n o'clock In the afternoon at 30
o'clock a conference in charge of Miss
Dora NJ. Fish. treasurer OF the Woman
Board OF Home Missions, will be held,
which win be followed bv AN executive
meeting of The home and foreign bodies
/ and this meeting viii hr visited by a
committee from the synod which il,
/ also holding its annual meeting here
| this week iu Westminster Church. VI
/ o'clock tomorrow evening am inspira-
/ tional meeting will be held in West
Minister Church at which William &. Al
/ labon. superintendent of the Noman''
+ Board of Home Missions. and DR.. Ar
/ thur e. Brown, IF New York city, repre-
senting the Foreign Board OF Missions
will bc the principal speakers. Thi'
! meeting will Dee open 90 the public.
There viii also be three sessions on
Thursday. Tho morning session will
convene at 10 o'clock and will be con-
Quoted by the Home Synodical with
| Miss Dora NJ. Fish, Mrs. VI. S. Grubbs,
president of the Baltimore Presbyter-
ial and Miss Childs as the speakers OF
that session. Mrs. A. II. Berlin Of this
city will make the address of welcome
and Mrs. J. IT. Travis. president of the
Foreign Synodical will make the re-
sponse Mrs. NJ V. Richards. presi-
dent OF the Home Synodical body will
preside at Thursday mornings ses.
sion.
Tho Rev. DR.. r. II. Carter Of Mega
India. will be the principal speaker
for the Thursday afternoon session
/, which meets at ? o'clock and whicl
i Will be conducted by the ForeigI
SynOdical body Others who wil
speak at this session will be Mrs S
=. 3. November. Miss Sarah Cattell an
| Miss Rachael LOwrie. This sessio
will be presided over by Mrs. j.
Travis. president of the Foreign Syn
odical body.
The Thursday evening meeting wi
. | be held in Westminster Church an
Twill be known as the John HUFF M,
mortal service. John Huf was on
of the early reformers. and Dr. Wa
2 lllace Radcliffe of Washington. ID. {
; lfpastor OF the New York Avenue Pre-
byterian Church. more familiar
!, known as the presidents Church
y will speak All the sessions Thur
day will be open to the public
> Mrs. y. Frank Ball of No. 1919 Pa
Place is chairman of the entertainmel
1 sDmmittee and has been very busy Il
The entertainment OF the delegates, wi
aT expected to arrive here tvinOrrow 81
srnoon
II Following are the programs in full Il
TIE Thursday morning and afternoC
sessions:
| Thursday morning, 10 a. M. Mrs. ,
Il " Richards, presiding Hymn 533; q
IVotiOnal service. Mrs. T. X. Nobl
| Washington Presbyterial presiden
gr,setiug. Mrs A. H. Berlin. Centr
L Church, Wilmington; response, Mrs.
i II. Travis Foreign Synodical prcsiden
review OF years work. annual repoi
Miss Leonard; young people, Nj
HunNing; freedmen. Mrs Bush; stu'
class Miss Harlan; literature, Miss j
lisOn= prayer. Mrs. j. :. Hopper. Ne
Castle Presytcrial president; oferin
annual meeting hymn. America
frienal;" missionary education, Mrs.
:. Grubbs, Baltimore Presbyterial pre-
ident= chalk talk, "Just Suppos'
Miss Childs Washington Presbyteri
treasurer; address. Miss Dora NJ. Fi'
treasurer Noman's Board Home NJ
+ sions; announcements the new ye
the SSnodical president
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. ].
Travis. ding-Devotional Mi
Bertha NJ. Tyson. New Castle Presb
terial president; annual report; fl
anciaH expansion, Miss Sarah W. Ca
tell. treasurer of the Philadelph
Board; our new study book, Miss
| Little. Synodical Secretary Of Nj
| sion Study; young peoples confC
ence. Miss Josephine Prickett, Sy
odical secretary for young peopl
| the messengers. Mrs. s. b. Novemb'
| synodbsal secretary Of literatur
| hymn; address. the Rev r. II. Ca
| ter. Mega. India; offering-prsyer
/ II conservation Mrs f. Stanson, Bi
timore Presbyterial president;
diary C6 a debutante, Miss Racl
Lowrie, Philadelphia Board; rep'
of the committee on resolution
PRAYER service Mrs. Wallace Rs
IL cliffe. Washington City Presbyter