Evening star., 1933-12-10

Dr. Jones will be the speaker at CAL
vary Church This will be a youth
rally, to which all young people arc
invited. 1t will be followed by an
open forum.
VIII Visit Roosevelt.
At Foundry Methodist Church a
church drama will be presented, and
addresses also given by DR.. WI and
DR.. Watson of Egypt. Other meetings
will be addressed as follows: Miss
Picken and DR.. C. B. McAfee Of New
York, at Central Presbyterian Church;
Bishop Roots, at st. Johns Episcopal
Church in Georgetown, and DR. Strock
and DR.. E. H. Rawlings of Nashville,
Tenn. at the Christian Church, Balls
ton, Va.
President Roosevelt will receive the
visiting team and conference officers at
the White House Tuesday, at 12:3O
pm. There will be breakfast meet
Ing that morning for leaders in re-
ligious education, at 1884 I street.
During the day there will be a number
OF denominational meetings and q
luncheon for Dr. WI by the World
Fellowship Committee of the Y. w. c.
A., at its headquarters building.
Scheduled denominational meetings
will be held as follows: Baptist, Cal
vary Church, 2:3O pm; Congregational,
First Church, 2 pm; Disciples, Colun-
bia Heights Church, 1:30 pm; Episco-
pal, Epiphany, 1890 am; Lutheran,
Luther Place Church, 2 pm; Meth
odiSt Episcopal, McKendree Church,
1890 am; Methodist Episcopal, South,
Mount Vernon Place Church, 1890
am: Methodist Protestant, Mount Ia
Dor Church, II am; Presbyterian, New
York Avenue Church. 1890 am, and
Reformed, at Grace Church, at pm.
The conference will close with a din
ner Tuesday night at the Mayfower
Hotel, overflowing from the ball room
TO the Chinese room. The reservations
have reached the 1000 mark There
will be reception for half an hour
before the dinner at pm. Among the
bers Of the japanese embassy and the
Chinese, Siamese and Egyptian lega-
tions in honor of visiting nationals.
Members of Committee.
Huston Thompson, former Federal
trade commissioner. will be the toast
master at the dinner. The speakers
will include Dr. Watson, DR.. Jones. Miss
Picken and DR.. WI They will review
the problems of foreign missions.
In addition to Dr. Sizoo, general
chairman, the Committee of the Fed
Grafton of Churches arranging for the
conference includes DR.. W. L. Darby,
executive secretary; L. P. McLachlen.
treasurer; Mrs. w. L. Darby, chairman
of the women's division; DR.. F. B.
Harris. chairman of program: Dr. H.
E. Woolever, chairman of publicity;
DR.. c. c. Rasmussen, chairman of
spiritual resources, and E. H. De Groot,
chairman Of finance
Announcement was made that Mis-
sion Board secretaries will lead the
denominational conference as follows:
Baptist, DR.. ] r. Franklin and Floyd
L. Carr; Brethren, DR.. M. r. Tigler,
Dr. c. D. Bonsalk; Congregational, DR..
Hugh v. White; Disciples, DR.. Alexan-
der Paul; Evangelical Synod of North
America. Rev. Theodore c. Seybold;
Lutheran, DR. J Roy Strock: Methodist,
DR.. John r. Edwards; Southern M. E..
DR.. Rawlings; Methodist Protestant,
DR.. Schnell, DR.. McAfee. DR.. MacKay;
Reformed. DR.. A. v. Casselman; United
resbyterian, DR.. Ellis j. Taylor, and
Protestant Episcopal. Dr. B. H. Rein
heimer, DR.. r. w. Trapnell, Rev. David
r. Covell. Rev. F. P. Houghton, Rev.
c. II. Collett and Rev. E. NJ. Tasman.