Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-16
500 Delegates Assemble for
Conference, Which Opens
at Willard Tomorrow.
MEETINGS CONTINUE
UNTIL NEXT SUNDAY
Many Prominent Speakers on Pro.
gram-Healing Service to Be
Held Daily.

The tenth annual congress of the
International New Thought Alliance
will convene at the Willard Hotel
tomorrow and continue through June
"A. More than 500 delegates will at
tend.
The sessions will open at IL am.
tomorrow with an address of well
come by A. L. Seymour. secretary of
the Washington Chamber of Com
merce. DR.. Albert G. Grier, pastor
of the Church of Truth. Spokane,
Wash, also will speak. There will
be session at 2:S0 pm. Addresses
will be made by Mrs. Christina
Pateman. Australia, and Miss Flea
nor Nell. Boston. Addresses will be
made by James a. Edgerton of this
city, president of the alliance; Miss
Mrs. Mary f. T. Chaplin, New York
city, at the s pm. session. There
Will also be a session at the same
time at the Washington Hotel, at
which Mrs: Mary L: S. Butterworth,
ham. N Y. and Mrs. Elizabeth Towne,
Holyoke. Mass. will speak.
a business meeting Will be held
Monday at 10 am, at the Willard
Hotel. A healing meeting will be
-.
terworth. A council session is called
for 2:30 pm, and business session
at 4:45 o'clock. Addresses will be
made by Mrs. Angelina Wilson: Bos-
ton; DR.. Thomas Parker Boyd. San
Francisco; Mrs. Kenton Warne.
Philadelphia. There will be a ses-
sion at pm, at First Congregational
Church. at which addresses will be
made by S. D. Scudder, Cleveland, and
Arthur Nash. Cincinnati.
Visitors to Speak.
Following a business session at 10
O'Clock Tuesday. "a healing meeting
will be conducted at noon by Ida NJ
Churchill. New York city. DIR. Thomas
p. Boyd and May Cornell Stoiber are
to conduct the council session at 2:S0
pm. At 4:45 o'clock Nine. Catherine
NewsOme Jewel of Italy, Alexander
Williams of Buffalo are to make ad-
dresses. At pm. dinner will be
served.
There will be a business session
Thursday morning followed by a
healing meeting at noon. conducted
by Jessie w. Boerstler. The dele
gates will be taken on trip to
Mount Vernon in the afternoon. A
session of the Mems Club will be held
at ; M. at which addresses will be
made by William l. Hoschouer. Chic
ago; Eugene Del Mar. New York, and
l.. B. Elliott. New Orleans.
Following the business session Fri
day morning, Eleanor Nell is to con-
duct d healing session at noon. The
council Will meet at 2:30 and at 4:4o
o'clock. Addresses will be made by
Mrs. Pauline J. Harvard. Los Angeles;
Durand E. Armtage, Chicago; Mar
cellene Webb Burbridge, Schenectady.
y. Y; Mrs. Mary Berry. Toledo, Ohio;
Emma Zell, Xenia. Ohio; Jessie w.
Boerstler, Los Angeles: Mrs. Martha
Gammons. Providence. r. l.: William
Andrew Bahre. New York; Mrs. Ellen
NJ. Holman. Philadelphia
There will be a night meeting at
s pm, at which addresses will be
made by Elinor S. Moody Portland.
Me; Richard Lynch, and Mrs May C.
Stroller.
Healing Session.
Clara Haven Wallace is to conduct
the healing session Saturday. At the
meeting at 4:45 o'clock addresses will
be made by Miss Alice Burney. Cape
Town South Africa. and Mrs. Nellie l..
session addresses Will be, made by
DIR. Amelia A. Randall, Minneapolis;
Miss Julie NJ. Cooke, New York city.
and, DR.; James Porter Mills, New
The closing sessions will be held
Sunday. Addresses will be made at
1 o'clock by Miss Mona l.. Brooks.
c,E anG b Mrs san6r NeT a bsnk
New Orleans. At ESQ o'clock Mrs
Lily C. Smith, Buffalo; Mrs. Anna w.
Mills. New York; and Mrs. Elizabeth
NJ. Chester, Nashville. Tenn. will
speak.
There will he a session at pm
at the Willard, when addresses Will
be made by Rev. DR.. J. Winthrop
Hegeman, New York and Mrs. Patricia
B. Elliott. AT he same time there will
be a meeting at the Washington
Hotel, when addresses will be made
by Miss Harriet Hale RiX, San Fran
cisco and Columbus Bradford, Kinder
post, Mo.