The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-04

! "Reminiscences. fellowship, conference,
speeches. Mr.. Marion Lawrance the
guest of honor. Other speakers of dis
Rev. Arthur Henderson, Rev. j. E.
Ingham, Rev. Chas. M. Good, Capt. O.
P. T. Ewell.
Episcopal Rally.
At the church, Eighth and Taylor.
Reception $50. Luncheon Z. Ad-
| dresses: Dean Kaye, Rev. j. A. G.
Dowie, Mr.. Marion Smith and Mrs. J..
c. McClintock. Committee: Rev.
Geo. Geisel. Hon Thos, ]. White.
Evangelical Association.
/ Fellowship hour and banquet at
$50 p. m. Railroad Y M. C. A.. I'm
usually attractive program p. m. at
the church, corner Fourth and Mon
| roe streets. All Evangelicals urged to
Young, Rev. C. L. Sorg, NJ. F. Gabel,
j.. A Werner, Rev. Charles B.. Will
| ming.
Lutheran Meeting.
Five to nine at the First English
Lutheran church, Fifth and Harrison
streets Reception. banquet, reunion
and addresses: Rev. E. E. Stauffer,
President Ernest Pihlblad of Bethany
college, President Perry Of Midland
Jacoby and Rev. A. E. Wagner, D. D.,
Gettysburg, Pa, have been invited to
speak. Committee: Rev. F. M. Trox-
ell, chairman.
Methodist Episcopal.
w Frat M F. church O. service ney Of
song. Rev, Mr.. Wade. Addresses;
Frank L. Brown, ex-Gov. E. w. Hoch,
President Mason of Baker university
and Rev. A. c. Bennett of Salina. Com
mittee: Ralph N. McEntire. chair
man.
Methodist Churches of Color.
ST. Johns A. M. E. church, corner
Seventh and Topeka avenue. Ad-
dress by one of the Jubilee convention
Brown, chairman.
Presbyterian Rally.
First Presbyterian church. Recep
ton and banquet followed with adj
dresses by Rev. j. T. Hartman, Mr.. E.
w. Martin, Sabbath school mission
Tsingtau, China, the Presbyterian
member of the International Tour
party. Committee: Rev. S. S. Estey,
r. M. White, H. c. Culbertson, DR.. w.
A. Powell, Mrs. j. w. Keys.
United Brethren.
At First United Brethren church.
Reception o'clock. Banquet $50,
Rev. E. c. Petry, POSTMASTER. Ad-
dresses at by Mr.. James H. Little
and Dean w. S. Reese of Kansas City
University. Committee: Rev. G. K.
Hartman, chairman.
United Presbyterian.
Second U. P. church, Huntoon and
Fillmore streets. Luncheon at $50, 35
cents. Addresses following by Rev. c.
E. Newcomb, Prof J. W. Good, Rev.
R. w. Thompson and Mr.. Geo. G. Wal
lace of Omaha. Committee: Rev. w.
NJ. Jackson, DR.. J. w. Good, Rev. J. S.
Pollock.
The Unattached.
Delegates whose denomination is
not represented in Topeka will feel
free to visit the rally in which they
are most interested.
Swedish Union Meeting.
There will be union Swedish
meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at the
Swedish Baptist church, corner of
West Fourth and Fillmore streets. Out
of town superintendents and others
will speak.
Program.
MORNING SESSIONS.
Adult School,. First NJ. E: church-Rev.
W. Abel presiding; w. D. Stem, dean. +
Tuesday morning:
y s 30. Acquaintanceship,. Hour. s4s-r.,- d
800 Study in Adult PsypehoiogyaDr: D.
10 90. Lecture and Demonstration: The
Hymn Books as a Wonder Tale Prof.
of the Sunday school Pageant
IL 100. The Minister and His 'Church-Pro-
Teen Age School, First Congregational
e eI, E. e. stauffer. presiding;
Tuesday morning:
8 80 AcQuaintanceship Hour
. :00 characteristics of the Early Adele
81 S BOYS Fro, "; E Raffsty;
10 co. Youth and Altruism
h Cit ean ship esn J. b. Ingham ..n
speeehMRev w J. NJ. Guriey. 'sn'' lean
Gc) Temperance and Reform-David
IL 100. Organization and Activities for the
Teen Age-Herman Bowman.
IA Mrs
s. A. Chappell. dean.
Tuesday morning:
{b] A beginners Program-Miss vii
nlustFated - Miss Meme Brockway,
IL :o0. Departmental conferences:
(a) Junior = Mrs. Walter Hutton,
OBJ Primary-Miss Meme Brockway.
lc) Crandle Roll and Beginners-Mrs.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
In the Auditorium.
Tuesday. Afternoon: Looking Backward.
(All former state officers. state com
mitteemen and employees on the plat
As, iG Service of sons-1nternational Quar-
Scripture and Prayer-Rev. w. S.
ZOO. History and Reminiscence-present-
ed on behalf of the state executive
committee by Howard C. Rash, chair
Reviewing the Recent Pastry the
Field Staff-Mr. Fred E. Gates, Mrs.
S. A. Chappell, Miss Maude A. Price,
Mr.. Walter Hutton, Prof. w. Z. Raj
fety.
Greetings for the Chautauquas. the
Shawnees, the Comanches, the Chey
ennes, the Cherokees, and others.
Cheers for the Allies-GurIey, Owen,
Ingham, Werner, Keye AMI others.
DANES Maris Preuszner and Drake.
Messrs Sweet, Clarkson, Isely, Has
tings, Crise, Franks, Smith and
others
pcooOuifioD of tho aforementioned Tour