The Washington times., 1916-03-23
ARRANGE PROGRAM
OF N. {. CONFERENCE

Theologians and laymen OF the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church will convene for
the 1S2nd annual session of the Balti-
more conference on Thursday. March g.
nj Foundry NJ. +. Church
The sessions will continue to and in
Guiding April 4. The program Is an
nounced today by the local committee
consisting Of Ernest A. Short, cnaIr-
man; Page Nick. Etchison, Oscar Il.
Lancaster, A. +. Livingston, and Arba
t. Stuntz. and is as follows:
Tuesday. March $50 a. m. and p.
m, examinations; p. m, reception to
Bishop Earl Cranston and members or
the conference.
Wednesday. March 80 a. M, the
sacrament OF the Lords Supper. roll call
m. anniversary OF the Woman's Homie
Missionary Society. Mrs Whitford l..
Mcdowell. president; address. Begin
ming at Jerusalem" the Rev. Robert M.
the Epworth League. address by the
Rev. Dan B. Brummitt, editor OF Ep-
worth Herald. Chicago.
Business Session.
Thursday. March 80 a. M, devo-
tional exercises, business session; p.
m. luncheon ESQ p. M, anniversary OF
the Women's Foreign. Missionary So
ciety, MRS; Don s. Colt, president: ad-
dress by Bishop Earl Cranston: 6 p. M.
alumni dinner of the Boston University
School OF Theology; D. M, anniyers-
aries of the board Of education and the
hoard Of Sunday schools addresses by
Rev. Edgar Blake.
Friday. March 3l-9 n. m. devotional
service. business session: I D. m. lunch
con; .. M. Bishop Asbury centennial.
Joint meeting of the conference and
by the Rev. W. r. wedderspoon, the
Rev. ]. Il. Hingcly. and the Rev. c.
Herbert Richardson: D. m. BisIop
Asbury centennial. address by Bishop
Theodore s. Henderson, Bishop Earl
Cranston. and President Woodrow Will
son.
Drama of st. Paul.
Saturday. April 10 a. M. devotional
service, business session; D. M, iunCn-
con: 3 p. m. reception 20 member CT
conference In the college OF history.
American University, Prof. Samuel J:
MacWatters will render The Drama of
st. PAUL" 8 p. M, anniversary of the
board of foreign missions, address by
BissboPP Frank Sr WaEns.s Of India, cor,sr.
ence love feast, the Rev. Henry Boggs
leader; II a. m, conference sermon,
Bishop Earl Cranston; $3.50 p. m, ordi-
nation service, Bishop Cranston pre-
siding; p. M, anniversary OF the Tenn
addresses by the Rev. Clarence True
Wilson. of Topeka, Kan; the Rev
Thomas M. Hare, of the Anti-Saloon
League of America. and the Rev. Will
lam w. Davis. Of the Lords Day Al
lance.
Monday, April 80 a. m, devotional
services. business session; / p. III.
luncheon; ESQ p. m. anniversary of the
treedmans Aid Society. address by the
gan College: s p. m, anniversary OF the
Board OF Home Missions and Church
Extension. Address by the Rev. free
man ID. Bovard.
Tuesday. April - a. m. devotiona
service, business session and adjourn
ment.
Layman's Association.
The program for the twentieth an
nual meeting of the Layman's Associa'
ton on Thursday and Friday follows:
Thursday, March 3O-9:3O a. m. devo
tional service, Herbert l. Buell.; $40 a
M. appointment OF committees; 10 a
M, presidents address. John 4. Stone
1880 a, IN, resolutions: IL a. m, adj
dress The Renaissance OF Revival
ISM" the Rev. Rufus ]. Wyckoff, Mad
ison Avenue Church: 1l:45 a. M. ad
OF the Navy Daniels; 1890 p. M, mis-
cellaneous business; D. m. luncheon
2:l6 p. m, devotional service, II, b
Dulaney; $50 y. m'' address by Bishol
S Erfn dssGaeI p reception d Is arsten
Representation OF Laymen in the An
nual Conference" $3.50 d. m address
Probation; A Review and Prophecy.
the Rev: Thomas NJ. Hare. OF the ANTI
committees. election OF officers, mis-
cellaneous business, announcements
4:aO p. ~, adjournment.
Friday. March $3.50 q, m, lay cleo
tD'AA conference.