The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, July 3, 1897, Page 2

WEEK IN DETAIL. What Will Be Done by the Convention. A Li of the Meetings, Rallies and Topics for Dis- on. The programme tion has been completed, and it is as fol- lows: Wednesday Evening, July 7, V. JLTAN J 38, 7:30 . San Francisco Meotings. CALVARY PRESBY , cor- astor; presiding; D. ancisco, nusical director—Speaker Robert Johnston, London, Ont.; Rey. et D.D v. L' CHURCH, co 15; Rev. George presiding; Robert Hu mus cal director—Speal xander Waiters, D.D. Nehemiah Boynton, Cit TONA. g Adsans, , Dusto] band, San Franci ers: Bishop Ale N. J Mich. T BAPTIST CHUR Jones and Leavenworth; H, Eddy street, be- Rev. M. P, | | | ships, throwing out life-lines, passengers res- | J { i | | | | | Leader, W. B. Wilcox, Spokane, Wash. { v ersey | first and Capp streets). Leade ., De- | Bethany, Neur. do and is doing for their physical, intellectual and spiritual good. Dangerous coasts, colli- sions at sea. storms upon_the ocean, ill-fated cued, heroic deeds, ete., will be portrayed on & Jarge canvas. Thursday Morning, July 8. EARLY MORNING PRAYER MEETINGS.— 6:30 t07:30. Tobic, “Prayer for the Conven- tion. Leader wili select Bible reading. If for any reason tne leaders appoiuted in the fi ent let some one take up the meeting without loss of time. Opeun promptly, close promptly on time. San Francisco Meetings FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH—(Eday street, be- tween Jones and Leavenworth). Leader, Guy FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH—(Cor- ner Post and Mason sireets). Leader, Rev. C. D. McDonald, D.D., Grafton, N. Dak. STARR KING A. M. E. ZION CHURCH— (Stockton stree!, between Sacramento and C.ay). Leader, J. H. Mansfield, New Haven, for the entire conven-| W: Campbell, San Jose, Cal. “The | Conn. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—(Corner Van Ness avenue and Sacramento street). —(Bush WEST SIDE CHRISTIAN CHURC . Hemp- | street, near Devisaderc). Leader, Rev. A. C. Lawrence, | Smiihers, Los Anweles, Cal. WESTMINISTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH —(Corner Page und Webster streets). Leader, H. J. Fries, Tacoma, Wash. THIRD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH—(Fif- teenth sireet, near Mission). Leader, H. S Gile, Salem, Or. GRACE M. E. CHURCH. Corner Twenty- A.D. Harmon, Oakland Meeting. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH—(Cor- NN \'\’\ HON. JOHN W! NAMAKER, Trustee From the Presbyterian Church. ollowing list are prevented from being pres. slon of this banner for three years), presented in behalf of the United Societv of Christian End; . J. Z. Tyler, D.D., Cleveland, ; 11:10, singing; 11:15, poem, *The of Daybreak,” the Rev. Ernest Warbuz- hurleff, Plymouth, M 11:35, Presi- Arm; ton dent C.ark’s annual sddress; 12:00, adjourn- ment. Thursday Noon—Evancelistic Services. CALIFORNIA THEATER—Bush street, near Kearny. Mr. E. Meredith. Oakland, Cal, musical director. Speakers—Mr. C. N. Hunt, Minneapolis, Minn.; Rev. Charles Roads, D.D.. Chester, Penn. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE — California street, between Sansome and Montgomery. Mr. Robert Husband. San_Francisco, Cul., musical director, kers—Tamil Evangelist David, Smi'l].\ India; Rev. Ford C. Ottman, Newark, N.J. o THE EMPORIUM—Market street, between Fourth and Fifth. J. J. Morris, an Francis Y. Cal, musical director. Speaker—Rev. J, Wil- bur Chapman, D.D., Philadeipnia, Penn. Thursday Afternoon. DENOMINATIONAL RALLIES-2:30 to 5, will be held in the various places designated. AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL—Bethel A. M. E. Cnurch, Powell sireet, between Jack- son and Pacific. Bishop W. B. Derrick, D.D., New York, Chairman. AFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL ZION— Swrr King A. M. E. Zion Cnurch, Stockton street, between Sacramento and Clay. Bishop G. W. Clinton. D.D., California, Chairman. BAPTIST—First Baotist Church, Eddy street, between Jones and Leavenworth. Rev. How= ard B, Grose, Boston, Mass., Chairman. NGREGATIONAL — First Congregational Church, Po-t sireet, corner of Mason. Rev. George C. Adams, D.D., San Fraucisco, Cal.; Chairman. L, CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN — First Presbyerian Church, corner of Van Ness ave- nue and Sacramento street. V. J. Darby, D. Evansville, Ind B‘ CANADIAN _PRESBYTER! — Howard Presbyterian Church. Oak street, corner of Baker, Rev. J. 8. Conuing, Caledonis, On- tario, Chairman. DISCIPLES OF CHRIST—Y. M. C. A. build- ing Audiforium (corner of and Mason streets). The Rev. A. C. Smithers, Los Angeles, First English Lutheran Church (1319 Geery stree.). The Kev. W. S. Hoskin- son, D.D., Sacramento, Cal., Chairman. FREE ~ BAPTIST — Union-square Baptist Church (Bush street, near Larkin). Tne Rev. J. M. Lowdon, Olneyvil e, R, L., Chairman. FRIENDS—Central M. E. Church (Mission Atreel, between Sixth and Sevenih). The Rev. Thomas Newlin Or., Chairman, GERMAN SOCIETIES—German (Eman Evan, elical Church (Tviciith street, near M ket). Rudolph Horuer, San Francisco, Cal., Chairman. MENNONITE—Y. M. C. A. building, Leeture Heall (corner ot Ellis and Mas n streets). The Rev. N. B. Grubb, D.D ; Pniladelphia, Pa. Chairman. METHODIST EPISCOPAL, METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH AND METrODIST OF CANADA, JOINT RALLY — Howard M. Chureh, main suditrium (Howard street, be {ecn Second aud T} The Rev. Giloy C. Kel METHODIST P. Ghurch (Twelfth sf bewween Mission aud | Market). The Rev. J. F. Cowsan, D.D., Piits- burg, Pu., Chairman. MURAVIAN—Y. M. C. A. buflding, German Lecture Hail (corner of Eliis ana Mason streets). The Kev. Clarence E. Eberman, Lan- caster, Pa, Chairman, | PRESBYTERIAN — Calvary | Presbyterian Chureh (Powell street, corner ef Geary). Tne Rev. Joseph W. Cochran, Madison, Wis., Chair- man. PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL IN CANADA AND UNITED STATES—Church of the Ad. vent (Eleventh sireet, near Market). The Re Canon J. B. Richardson, Loudon, Ont., Chair- An. REFORMED CHURCH IN AMERICA—Simp- n M. E. Churel’(cocuer of Hayes and Buen- The_Rey. Jumes M. Dickson, 1, X. Y. Cisirman. ED 'CHURCH IN THE UNITED STATES—Third Bupust Chur between Sutter and Bush (Powellsireet, Tue Rev. J.W. Meminger, 1., Chairmen, REFUR. OPA Third Congrega- gational (Fifieentn, neur Mission). The Right Rev. Samuel Fallows, D.D., LLD., Chicago, L., Chairman. REFORMED - PRESBYTERIAN — Westmin- ster Presbyterian Church ( e street, corner ebster). The Rev. James D. Steele, New 2 N. Y., Chairma: SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN —St. John’s Presbyterian Churen (California sireet, corner of Ocixvia) Professor Wiliam 7. Taylor, Bir- | mingham, Ala.. Chairmsn. | UNITED BRETHREN — Howard M. E. | sueex.‘\ Church Sunduy-school room (Howard WILLIAM SHAW, 18 ville; Indta, Tamil Evangelist David; Persi Enock Eph. Chakunian; Alasks, Dr. B. Wilbur; *Afriéa; 8:55, singing; 9:00, addres: Christian _Endeav r Promotes Lnlerdenom- inational Fellowship,” Rev. Rllue.ll Con- well, D.D.LL.D., Phiiadelphia, Pa.; 9:30, ad- journment. *Speakers announced later. Woodward’s Pavilion. The Rev. Charles A. Dickinson, D.D., Boston, Mass., presiding; . Vesper, Onkland, Cal., musical director; 7:30, praise servicei 7:50, devotional exercises, conducted by the Rev. A.J. Turkle, Omaha, Neb.: 7:55, anthem by the choir; 8, addres-, Prometion of Denomi- national Loyaity byChristian Endenvor,’ 55;5 M. 8. Hugh's. D.D.. Minneapolis, Minn.; £ singing; 8:35, presentation of bsanner to el, loeal eity uuion haviug reported the best wor accomp.ished in the past year in promoting our fellowship by organizing the largest nt:":;" ber of new Christian Endeavor. molmeus (ban- ner held the past year by the Chicago ‘nml:‘). presented in behalf of the Union Societr by the R:v. Camon J. B. Richardson, London, Ont.; 8:30, singing; 8:55, address, ““Christian Endenvor Promotes a _World-Wide Fellow- sLip,” the Rev. J. C. R. Ewing, D.D., Lahore, India; 9:30, adjournment. Saturday Morning, July 10. EARLY MORNING PRAYER-MEETINGS, 6 x:sn, to 7:15—Topic, “Committee Work—Ser- viee."” 2 San Francisco Meetings. | vrmsr (,B“Pns;f CHURCH—Leader, T incent, Seneca, Kans. FIRST'C suxteuxostn Lcnuxcu—mm- er. W. H. Rice, New Dorp, STARE KING A. M. E, 210N CHURCH— Leader, Harry E. Cantel, New York, N. Y. ¥IRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Leader, the Rev. Walter V. Jordan, Deer Lodge, Mont. WEST SIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH—Leader, F. D. Otackhouse, Denver, Colo. WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERTAN CHURCH —Leader, Professor D. S. Kelly, Emporis, ans. THIRD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH— Leader, the Rev. George K. Burns, Philadel- his, Pa. F‘li.1 E M. E. CHURCH—Leader, William AC. Stunes, Coimbatore, India. Oakland Meeting. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ecor- ner Twelfth and Clay streets—Leader, the Rev. J. V. Milligan, Boise City, Idaho. Bible Study, 8:30 to 9:15. SAN FRANCISCO CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH —Topic, *Pnilippians, 8 Message of Joy in the Midst of Adversity,”’ conducted by Professor Herbert L. Willett, Chicago, I11. Chalk Talk, 8:30 to 9:15. General Treasurer. meeting without loss of time. Open prompuly, close promptly on time. San Francisco Meetings, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (Eddy street, be- tween Jonmes und Leavenworth)—Leader, the Rov. ¢ H. Phillips, Jamestown FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH—Lead- er, the Rev_C. W. Fineh, Cockshire, Quebec. STARR KING A. M. E. ZION CHURCH— Leader. the Rev. J. H. Barton, Caldwell, Idaho. FiRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH—Leader, Miss Tyier Wiikinsoa, Temple, Tex WEST SIDE CHRISTIAN CHURCH—Leader, John H. Ganner, Russe vile, Ark. WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH —Le: der, Judge W. 8. Dewev, Cairo, 111 THIRD CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH — Leader, ihe Rev. D. W. Fahs, Independexce, In. GRACE M. E. CHURCH — Leader, A. G. Leflingwell, Appleton, Wis, Oakland Meeting. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH—Lead- er, Rev. O, C. Sargent, Claremont, N. H. SAN FRANCISCO. Bible Study. 8:30 to 9:15. CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH, Mission street, between Sixth and Seventh—Topic, ‘*Micth—a Message of Warning and Hope,” conducted by Professor Herbert L. Willett, Chicago, Lil. Chalk-Talk, 8:30 to 9:15. Practical use of the blackboard in Chrlstian work. FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. —Topie, *“Iruth at a Glance, or Eye Preaching aud Teaching,” conducted by Rev. Robert F. Y. Pierce, Pniladelphia, Pa. WOODWARD'S PAVILION—President Fran- cis E. Clark, D.D., presiding; R. Powell Evans, San Francisco, musical director. 9:30, praise service; 9:45, devotional exercisss, conducted by Rev. James Maclean, Great V N Scotia. Lovaity to the church—:5¢ *The Senior Soclety Christian Endeavor, res ding; R. Powell asical diri B tor, p: , Brookivn, N. Y PRESEYTERIAN CHURCH, corner yan Ness avenue and Bacramento stre Robert Mackenzie, D.D.. pastor, presid . Hughes, San Francisco, musical di- e Rev. E. L. Powell, George F. Pentcost, D.D., YMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURC Post street, near Webster; Professor R acting pastor, presiding; W. Franciseo, mus.cal director—Spe J.Z. Tyler, D.D, Cleveland, Ohio; Rev. Wi liam Patiersoz, Toronto, Ont SIMPSOX MEMORIAL M. E. CHURCH, cor- ner of Hayes sud Buchanan streets; Rev. W. S. Mathews, D.D., presiding; W. C. Stadtfeld, H, Rev. Matt ion street, E. D Sixth and Seventh; Ri . pstor, presiding; J. J. Morris, § musical director—Speakers: Rev. Gilby D.D. Birmingham, Ala.; Rev. C. A. D.D., Boston, Mass. TRINITY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor- ner of Twenty-third and Capp sireets; Rev. Edwin Hart Jenks, presiding; O. M. Veser, Bun Francisco, musical director—Speakers. Rev. John R. Davies, D.D., New York City; Bishop D. W. Arnett, D.D., Wilberforce, Ohio, QOakland Meeting. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—(Corner ot Fourteenth and Frankiin streets.) The Rev. Robert F. Coyle, D.D., pastor, presiding; Ben- jsmin Clark, Oakiand, Cal., musical director. Epeakers—Rev. Ford C. Ottman, Nawark, N. J. ; the Rev. J. Wilbur Chapmau, D.D., Philadel Pphia, Pa. Alameda Meeting. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.—(Co ner of Central avenue and Chestnut siree: The Rev. W. W. Scudder, pastor, presiding; E. D. Crandall, Alameas, Cal., musical director. Speakers—The Rev, M. M. Binford, Richmond, Ind.; the Right Rev. Samuel Feliows, D.D., LL.D., Chicago, 1. San Francisco. STEREOPTICON LECTURE.—0dd Fellows’ Association Hall, corner of Market and Scventh streeis. The Rev. J. Lester Wells, Jersey C J., lecturer. The subject “Christian Endeavor Among the Life-savers, wiit e iilustrated by stereopticon views in colors, givingagraphic description of the life and work of the brave men who msan the life-saving stations, lighthouses and lightships ofthe world, and what Christian Endeavor can D.D., | | —Speakers: | I Evaus, 1 ner of Twelith and Clay streets.) ' Leader, the Rev. R. M. Craig, Santa Fe, N. Mex. Mechanics’ Pavilion, fan Francisco. MECHANICS’ PAVILION—Junstion of Hayes and Larkin streets. ; the Rev. E. R. Dille, D.D., Sen Francisco, Cal., presidiig; A. M. Benham, Oakland, ., mus:cal aireetor. 9:30, welcome br the cholr; 9:40, devoilonul exercises, con- ducted by the Rev. Philip F. King, Beltwn, Tex. ; welcome of the commitiee of '97, Roila V. Watt, fan Francisco, Cal; 9:55, we: come of the ‘Golden Gate pastors, the Rev. J. Hempnill, D.D.. San Francisco, Cal.; 10:05, welcome of the State of California, his Excellency James H. Budd, Governor of Cailfornia; 10:15, singinog; 10:20, response in behalf of visiiing Christian Endeavorers, the Rev. Ira Landrith, Nashville, Tenn.; 10:35, President Francis E. Ciark’s annual ad’ dress; 11:05, singing; 11:10, Secretary John Willis Baer’s annual report; 11:40, presenta- tion of “badge” banner for greatest propor- tionate incresse in number of societies during the last twelve months (Scoiland has had pos- session of the banner during Lhe past year), presented in behelf of the United Soclety by the Rev.Charles A. D ckinson, D.D., Boston, Mass.; 11:50, presentation of Junfor *'badge” banner ior the greatest proporiionate increase in number of societies during the last twelve months (Mexico hes had possession of the banuer during the past year), presented in be- ha f of the United Society by the Rev. W. H. Volger, Indianapolis, Ind.; 12:00, adjourn- ment. Woodwards’ Pavilion, WOODWARD'S PAVILION—Valencia street, beiween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets; the Rev. Howard B. Groze, Bosten, Mass i J. J. Morris, San Fraucisco, Cal., director; 9:30, weicome by tne devotional exercises, con- the Rev. Soo Hoo Nem Art, San Francisen welcome of the commit- mittee o '97, Webster, vice-chairman; 9:55, welcome of Goiden Gate pastor Rev. J. K. McLean, D.D., Oakland, Cai.; 10: welcome of the Citv of San Francisco, his Honor, James D. Pnelan, Mayer of San Fran- cisco; 10:15, response in behaif of visiting Christian Eudeavorers, the Rev. Silas Mead, LL D., Adelaide, South Australia; 10:25, Sec- retary Baer’s annual report: 10150, presenta- tion ‘of “‘bndge” banner for ihe greatest in- crease in numb-r of societies during the past tweire months (England has had possession of this banner during the last two years), pre- sented in behaif of the United Sociely of Christian Endeivor by the Rev. W. J. Darby, D.D., Evaneville, Ind.; 11:00, presentation of Junior “‘baage” banner for the greatest in- crease in number of societies during the: past twelve months (Pennsylvania has had posses- 5. the 105, PRESIDENT WILLIAM R. HARPER, Trustee From the Baptist Church. REV. JOHN HENRY BARROWS, T rustee From the Presbyterian Church. between Becond and Third). The Rev. H. F. Shupe, Dayton, O., Chairman. UNITED EVANGELICAL—United Evangeli- cal Church (Twenty-iourth sireet, near Harri- son). Professor D. M. Motzger, Lafayette, Or., Chairman. UNITED PRESBYTERTAN — Firsc United Presbyterian Church (Golden Gate avenue, corner of Poik). The Rev. E. S, McKittrick, Pasadens, Cal.. Chairman. WELSH RALLY—Welsh Church, Cambrian Hall (Mission street, between Seventh and Eighth). The Rev. 0. Davies, D.D.. Oshkosh, Wis., Chairman. Quiet Hour—4:30 to 5:30. CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, cor- ner Geary and Powell streets; topic, “Deepen- ing the Spiritual Lile,” conducted by Charles T. Studd, London, England; F. M. Clark, Berkeley, muslcal director. Thursday Evening. MECHANICS' PAVILION, Rev. Robert F. Goyle, D.D., Onkland, Cal,” presiding; E. musical direc! Crandall, Alameda, Cal % 7:30, praise service; 7:50, authem by choir; 8, devouonal exeicises, conducted by Rey. Ezra Tinker, D.D., Wilmingion, Del.; 8:05, address, “Christian_Endeavor vs. the ~aloon, Rey. Howsra H. Russell, LL.D., Columbus, Onio; 8:35, singing; 8:40, presentation of banuer to the local city union having report- ed best progress during past yearin promot- ing Christian citizenship (the banner for the pust year has been held by the Cieveland City Union), presented by Rev. W.T.S. Lumbar, Moorestown, N. J.; 8:50, singing; 9, ndaress, “Christian Endeavor aud Civil Righteon ness” Rev. Cortland Myers, Brookiyn, N. Y.; 9330, adjournment. GODWARD'S PAVILIO gis B, Ulark, D.D., presiding; William Hooke, al., Musicul Director: 7:30, praise service; 7:50, anthem by choir; 8, de: votional exercises,’ conducted by the Rev, Charles A. Suvage, Orange, N. J.; 8:05, ad- dress, “Chrls fan Endeavor and Good Literas mre” the Kev. Geoge F. Pentecost, D.D, Yonkers, N. Y.; 8:35, singing; 8:40, presenta: tion of -Banner, nwarded by the Rov, Wilbur F. Crafis for best work accomplisned during the past year in defending the Lord’s Day, pre- sented by the Rev. B. B. Tyler, . D., New Yorks 5, singing; address, “Christian Endeavor and Christien szcnsh!r," the Rev. Josiah strong, D.D., New York; 9:30, adjournment. | ¥riday Morning, July 9. EARLY MORNING PRAYER-MEETINGS— From 6:80 to 7:15—7opic: “The Christian Endeavor Pledge.” The leader will select Bible reading. "If forany reason the leaders #ppointed in the following list are prevented from beiug preseut letsome one take up the | Barton W. Perry, San Leandro, C: dress, “Chr:stian Endeavor and Evening Servi 4 Richmond, Ind.; 10:20, open parliament, con: ducted by Rev.” A. ‘B. Pailputt, D.D., Phila- delphia, 10:40, singing; 10:45, address, “Christian Eudeavor and the Midweek Prayer- meeting,” Rev. E. W. Thompson, Paterson, N.J.: 11:05, open pariiament, conducted by W. C. Perkins, Baltimore, Md. ; 11:25, snthem 11:30, addres, the Ministry’ Upon Young Men, Tyler, D.D., New York, N. Y.; 12:00, adjourn- ment. MECHANICS' PAVILION—H. J. McCoy, San Francisco, presidiug; Robert Huxband,' San Cl Rev. B. B. Francisco, musical ~ direc.or. 9:80, praise service; 9:45, devotional exercises; conduct- ed by Kev. W. K. Mich, gress.ve work—9:50, address, “The Interme- diate Society ¢f Christian Endeavor,’” George V. Coleman, Bosion, Mass.; 10:00, address, hristian _Endeavor Exteusiou in Country Districts,” Rev. Joseph W. Cochran, Madison, Wis.; 10:15, address, “Christian _Endeavor Extension iz Cities,” William L. Turner, Pniledelphia, Pa.; 10:30, singing. The Es- sentiuls ot a Modern Christian Endeavor So- clety—10:35 (u), address, “The Pledge,” Rev. E. L. Poweil, D.D., Loulsville, Kv.; 11:00 (b), address, “‘Committee Work.” Rev. W. H.G. Temple, * Scattie, Wash.; 11:25, singing by Chinese quartet; 1 (¢), nddress, “Thi Montaly Consecration Meeting,” Rev, Rob- et .!Lolm!wn, London, Oat.; 12:00, adj>urn- men A Mothers’ Christian Endeavor Society Meeting FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Golden Gate avenue, corner Polk street—Mrs. Fraucis E. Clark, Boston, Mass., presiding: 9:30, Words of Greeting, Mrs. E. W. Wright, San Francisco, and E. Y. Garrette, Alamed; 9:40, devoiional exercises conducted by Dr. Kin Eca du Siiva, Alameda, Cal.; 9:50, repori o1 the Mothers’ Society of Christian Eudeavor, Miss Francis La Baron, Chicago, Ili.; 9:: report of the Junior Society of Coristian En’ deavor, Miss Myrtie Stmpson, San Franeisco 10, report of the Intermediate Society of Chris- tian Endeavor, Mrs. James L. Hill, Saie; Mass.; 10:05, singing; 10:10, paper, “Rela- tion of the DMothers' Endeavor. Soclety to the Junior and Intermediate Societies,' Mrs. H. N. Lathrop, Boston, Mass.; 10 paper, “What Mothers Can Do to Help Junior Superintendents,” Misi Jennie T. Masson, Indianapolis, Ind.; 10:30, paper, “What Junior "Superintendents Can Do to Help Mothers,” Mrs. willi Patterson, Toronto, Ont; 10:40, singing; 10:45, paper, * How Can the Mothers’ Societs Help the Day School?” Miss Eiizabeth B. Richardson, Salem, Mass.; 10:55, Question-box, conducted by Mrs, ce May Scudder, Jersey City, N. J. ¢ N. J., ehairman, Practical uss of the blackboard in Christian k. wg‘YXRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH— 2 11:20, singing; 11 paper, “Mothers and the Band of Mer il Miss Elizabeth W. Olney, Providence, R. I. 35, paper, *“The Sunday- Ness avenue, between Goiden Gaté avenueand ' ment for the open air demonstration on V_nn Ness avenue. = Saturday Noon. OPEN-AIR MEETINGS ON VAN - AVEN‘UE—FO\H’ speakers’ piatforms. “Qur Country.’ i 'ée‘ lgdr;,s:?:- MEETING No. 1—Speaker: a Ness avenue®between Grove street and Birch avenue, President Francis E..Clar] ton, Mass., presldin‘g;dChm“las %n ., ical director. .elv....fl:" :“.H“ghc!' D.D., Minneapoll M Bishop_B. W. Arnetr, ‘D D., Wilbe; force, Ohio; Rev. Silas Mead, LL.D, Ade: , South Australia. 3 $ h;f;:ETlNG No. 2—Speakers' stand, 409{‘7!:' Ness avenue, between Fulton street. and As avenue, Rolla V. Watt, San Francisco,. Cal. . Morris, San_Francisco, La:;i Speakers—The Rev. Howard | Columbus, Ohto; the Bev. soh, Toronto. Oni.; - the Rev.. : ah Strong, D.D., New York, N. R ,ol’(.BETING,gND. 3—Speakers' stand, 513 Van Locust avenue, Secretary John Wi lis. Baer, Boston, Mass., presiding; O. M. Vesper,-0Oal land, Cal, musical director. Speakers—The Rev. Robert Johnston, London, Out.; the Rev. George F. Pentecos’, D. D., Yonkers, N:'Y:ithe ev. E. L. Powell, D. D., Louisville, Kx: -~ -~ * MEETING, No. 4—Speakers’ siand, 609 Van-: s avenue, between Turk street and Eim E’v.:nue. Treasurer Willism Shaw, Boston, - Mass., presiding; Robert Husbund, San Fj cisco, Cal., musieal director. Speaker: Rev. Cortiand Myers, Brooklyn, N. Y Rev. J. C. R. Ewing, D.D., Labore, Indi Rev. B. B. Tyler, D.D., New York, N, Y. Saturday Afternvon - ;2 REATION AND SIGHTSESING--Grand - co?nEv(l:lmenllry band concert At rhe hew music stand in Golden Gate Park at 3 o’clock.; s saturday Evening. & . CEPTIONS AND RALLIES; under :nitfi?i;'«lot}. of State officers—A number of the States nave been, grouped together for joint Tellies. The rallies will be held in_the foflow- ing-named churehes in San Francisco: - . - '8HI0, MICHIGAN, INDIANA—First Gongre- gational Church, i . e 5 HUSETTS, CONNECTICUT, MAINE, - mhiit?g%“xsmxn. VERMONT, NEW -HAMP- SHIRE—Plymouth Cougregational Church. . TOWA, MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN, NORTH DAKOTA. SOUTH DAKOTA—Third Congrega:, O ML ARIZONA, NEW MEXICO, TN-- 0, 0 DICA(?‘I'LOI;'EAIERITORY, OKLAHOMA TERRI- ! Congregational Church.. " TN TOCK Y. STARYEAND, TENNESSEE, VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA—First Presbyte- hurch.. ao Rk PENNEYLVANIA, DISTRICT OF COLUM- NEW YORK—Trinitv Pre 3 NEw L ERSEY AND DEL WARE — First ited Presbyterian Church. = - ... ; “'.IARKANSAS, ALABAMA, FLORIDA, GEOR-~ a3 the | 1 morning Church’ Service and the Boys snd Girls,” Rev. J. Z. Tyler, D. D., Cleveland, O.: he Pastor and the Mothers’ Charles A. Dickinson, D. D., 11:55, prayer service; 12: Boston, Ma adjournment. ¥riday Noon—' vangelistic Meetings. CALIFORNIA THEATER—E. Meredith, Oak- Iand, Cal, musical director. Speakers—Rev. Robert F. Y. Plerce, Philadelphia, Pa.; Rev. William Patterson, Toronto, Ont. CHAMBER OF MMaRCE—A. L. Suther- land, Berkeley, Cal., musical director. Speak- ers—Tamil Evangelist David, South India; Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman, D.D., Philadelphis, Pa. THE EMPORIUM—R. Powell Evans, San Francisco, Cal., musical director. Speakers— Rev. George F. Pentecos', D.D.. Yonkers, N. Y. Friday—Committee Conferences, 2 to 4. LOOKOUT COMMITTEE — First Congrega- tional Church (large auditorium). W. E. Sweet, Denver, Col harrman. MISSIONARY COMMITTEE—Calvary Pres- bverian ch (iarge suaitorium). Mrs. George W. Coleman, Boston, Mass., chairman. Note—After tne adjournment a conference of student volunteers and otners expecting to enter missionary service will be held under the leadership of F. F. Tucker, Lincoln, Nebr. PRAYER- MEETING COMMITILE — First Presbyterian Church (large auditorium). W. G. A.exander, San Jose, Cal., chairman. SOCIAL COMMITTEE—First Cougregational Charch (Sunday-school room). Angus G. Braden, Minneapolis, Minn., chwirman. SUNDAY-SCHOOL COMMIITEE —Calvary Presbyterian_ Church (Sunday-school room). W. L. Noell, Huntington, Tenn., chairman, TEMPERANCE COMMITTEE—First Presby- terinn Church (Sunday-school room). James A. Floyd, Boston, Mns-., chairman. CHRISTIAN CITIZEN~HIP COMMITTEE— Y. M. C. A. Building (suditorium), corner E.iis and Mason streets. Rev. W. E. Davis, Lebanon, “BROTHERHOOD” COMMITTEE — Third Congiesational Church (auditor,um), Rev. J. H. Bomberger, Colnmbiana, Obio. chairman, GOOD ~ LITERATURE COMMITTEE—Third Congregationa: Church (Sunday-schoo: roow), C. L. France, Toledo, Ohio, ciairman. LORL'S DAY COMMITTEE—Central M. E.: Church (large auditorium). Francis W. Reid, Ban Jose, Cal, chairman, INFORMAIION AND PRESS COMMIT- TEES—Central M. E. Cnurch (sundsy-chool room), Rev: . Landers, Miudleton, Mass., chairman. Officers’ Conference—3:30 to 5:30. CORRESPONDING SECRETARIES — First Baptist Church (large auditorium), Miss Carrie A. Holbrook, St. Paul, Minn., chair- man, J ) IOR SUPERINTENDENTS—First United REV. E.R. DILLE, Trustes From the M. E. Church,’ i - Presbyterian Courch, Miss Belle P. Mason, S Al CFT% “UNION™ OFFICERS — Fireg | Tobic. “How to Make and Use Blackboard Il lustrations,” conducted by the Rev. Robert F. Y. Plerce, Philadelphis, Pa. MECHANICS’ PAVILION -The Rev. James L. Hill, D.D., Salem, Mass., presiding; W. C. Stadtfeid, San Francisco, Cal.. musical di- rector; 9:30, praise servic :40, devotional exercises, conducted by the Rev. Dwight C. Hann ringfield. IIL.; 9:45, address, “The Floating Society of Christian Endeavor,” Giles Kellogg, San Diego, Cal 55, singing; 10, | symposium by State sec: ¢s. Topic: “How Can We Make the Com: ee Work in Our Local 8ic eties More Effective 7" 10:35, sing- ing; 10:40, practical susgestions from the trustees oi ihe United Society of Christian Ep- deavor and from President Ciark; 11:15, ed- dress, “The United Society of Coristian En- deavor; What Is It and How It Works,” Treas- urer William Shaw, Bosion, Mass.; 11:30, ad- ournment for the cpen-air demonsiration on Van Ness avenue. WOODWARD'S PAVILION—The Rev. Ralph W. Beokaw, Springflelt, Mass., presiding; E. Me'ediih, Oakland, Cal. musical airector | 9:30, praise service; 9:40, devotional exer. | eises, conducted by the Rev. Wiliiam C. Clark, | Keelers Bay, Vt.: 9:45, address, “The Mothers' | Society of Christian Endeavor,” Miss Cora B. Bickford, Biddeford, Me.; 955, singing; 10, address, “The United Society of Cnristian En- deavor, What It Is and How It Works,” Treas- urer William Shaw, Boston, Masi; 10:15, singing; 10:20, symposium 'by Stale presi- dents. Topic: “How Can We Interest the Pastors and Churches in the Organi tion of Junior and Intermediate Socieiies 11, practical jsuggestions from the Trustees of the United Society of Christian_E-deavor and from General Sscretary Baer; 11:30, adjourn- 0, LOCAL " CITY “UNION Chnstian Chureh, J. A. Stuyion, St. Louis, Mo., coa rman. STATE UNION OFFICERS —Y. M. C. A. building (German lecture-room), corner Eliis aud Mason streets, H, H. Grotthouse, Dailas, Tex., chairman. Special Workers’ Conference. FLOATING SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN EN- DEAVOR—Simpson Mcmorial M. E. Church | (.arge auditorium), M. . Turner, San Diego, Cal., chairman. Pasiors’ Conferonce. A special meeting for pestors and all church officers only. ODD FELLOWS' HALL, corner of Seventh and Market streets—Conducted by President Francis E. Clark, D.D., Boston, Mass. Quiet Hour—4:30 to 5:30. CALVARY PRESBEYTERIAN CHURCH— Topic: *Deepening the spiritual Lie” con- ducted by Charles T. Sindd, London, England; D. M. Lawrence, San Fraucisco, Cal., musical director. Friday Evening. MECHANICS' PAVILION, unction Marker, resident Francis D.D., presiaing; J. M. Robinson, d, musical director; 7:30, praise serv- 0, devotiona! exerc:se, conducted by . Sydney Gulick, Osika, Japan; 7:55, anthem by the choir; 8:00, international sy posium, topic: “Our Feliowship.” Delegates irom the following countries will each apeak five minutes; China, Rev. Jee Gam; Csuada, Rev. J. S. Coning; Japan, Rev. K. Inaza’ Australia, Rev. Silas Mead, LL.D.; *England; sScouand, Robert Summer- JOHN WILLIS BAER, General Secretary, GIA, LOUISTANA, MISSISSIPPI, XNORTH CAR- OLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA—Howatd Prosby- terian Church. Fop g 1 CANADA — Westminister. " Presbyterfan MiSSOURL, KANSAS, NEBRASKA; TEXAS~ Cen:ral Methodist Episcoral Chureh: 5 OREGON, WASHINGTON,. -ALABKA=First Bantist Church. 5 SR S i UTAH, IDAHO, MONTANA, WYOMING, NEVADA—West Side Coristian. Ghireh, CALIFORNIA—Mechanics’ Pavilion. . ILLINOiS—First Christian Chureh. - FLOATING SOCIETIES—Mariners -Church, coruer of Sacramento and Drumm streeds. X : Sunday Mofning, Ja y. 117 . EARLY MORNING PRAYER :MEETINGS- 6:30 10 7:15. Topic, “Prayerfor Charch Ser: vices and Pastors.” e BT San Francisco Mestingi FIRST BAPTIST .€HURCH—Lea M. Dawson, Cineinrat,.Ghio.” -.- $ FIRST _'CONGREGA1IONAF, ' CHURGH — Lerder, Rev. W. A, Humphrey,.Guthrie, O, T STARR KING A. CHURCH—Leéade Rey. C. C, Pierce, Chelsea, Mas. FIRST PRESBEYTEREX. M%Génme E. Copeland, W CH: EST +IDE CHRISTIAN (‘]i ohn R. C {UREH=-Léader, ster, Mass: URCH . Binghumto BY McLaren, Alexandria, Ont. x Oaklaud Meeting, CONGREGATIONAL- the Rcv. Ralph J. Lamb, McAlester, FIRST CHU - Leader HURCH. Ind. Bible Study, 8:30 to 9:15. 3 SAN FRANCISCO CENTRAL M. E. CHURCH. Topic. ‘‘Habakkuk, u Message of Endurasice . and Hope,” conducted by Pro‘essor Herbert L, Willett, Chicago, 11l L Chalk Talk, 8:30 to' 9:15. Practical use of the blackboard i Christiay p ‘work. - FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Topic, “Object. Lessons for Young and Old, conaucted by the Rev. Robert F. Y. Pierce, Philadelphis, Pa. e e Regular Church Services, 10:30 A. M. Visiting pastors will preach in the palpits- San Francisco and Oaklana. | o PUlpltéot. Sunday Afternoon. ) MECHANICS' PAVILION—Mceting - in -4 interest of the Lord’s day, President Franci, E. Clark, D D., Boston, Mass,, presiding; Rob- ert Husband, San Fraucisco,” Cal., musical .- rector ; 2:30, praise service; 2:45,” devotional’ exercises, conducted by Rev. A. J. Kinzer, Lyons, Iowa; 2:50; anthem the’ choir: 3 address, “Woman’s Part,” Mi atilda Kany, New Yerk City; 3:15, address, “Mcdern Fer, of Sabbath Desecration ths Rev. W, H. :0._5“.‘.]{‘-; 345, '\ e o 2 Strong, D.D., New York City; e +Ths Clrims o1 God, ‘Keep It Ho Robert Johnson, London, Ont.; 4 ment. 5 c Evangelistic Meétings, 2:30 to WOODWARD’S PAVILION—For conducied by tne Rev. J Wiloer of D.D., Philadelphin, Pa., atiisted b Ford C. Ottman, New:rk, N.d, and What a Relief: Effects of Cold Ov.réotfi_ ;Vfior- Instilled by Hood’s Sarsaparifia, “I have taken tbree bottles o1. Hood’ Sarsaparilla for the effecis o tired feeling, which made badly, and I was hardly able to drag my- self around. I have been relieved of these - difficulties by taking Hood's * Sarsaparilla - and I praiss it very highly.” MRS. E. A. 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