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Woman’s Board of Foreign Missions
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Reformed Church in America Incorporated 1892
i - ir s .iia . REFORMED CHURCH BUILDING TWENTY-FIVE BAST TWENTY-SECOND STREET, NEW YORK CITY \
"OFFICERS.
PRESIDENT. , ^ Mas. David J. Burrell, 248 West 75th St., New York City. (
* VICE-PRESIDENTS. M rs. E dward G. J aneway, 138 East G5th St., New York City. Mrs. P h ilip Van A lstine, Spring Valley, N. Y.
RECORDING SECRETARY. M rs. D eW itt K nox, 1744 Broadway, New York City.
CORRESPONDING SECRETARY. Miss Olivia H. Lawrence, 25 East 22d St., New York City.
TREASURER. „ Miss Gertrude Dodd, 150 West 59th St., New York City.
FOREIGN CORRESPONDING SECRETARIES. China, Mrs. J ohn G. F agg, 34 Gramercy Park, New York City. India, M iss Katharine V an Nest, 301 West 109th St., New York City. Japan, Mrs. M. B. Norris, 25 E. 22d St., New York City. Arabia, Mrs. E. E. Olcott, 38 West 39th St., New York City.
ROOM SECRETARY. M iss Eliza P olhemus Cobb, 25 East 22d St., New York City.
SECRETARY OF THE SEWING GUILD. . Mrs. F. A. Baldwin, 801 West End Ave., New York City.
SECRETARY OF BABY ROLL. • Mrs. H amilton V. M eeks, Weehawken, N. J.
SECRETARY FOR CHILDREN’S WORK. M iss Louise G. Zabriskie, 878 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
SECRETARY FOR YOUNG PEOPLE’S WORK. M r. H. A. K inports, 25 East 22d St., New York City.
* EDITOR OF M ISSION GLEANER. M rs. J oh n W. Conklin, 313 Summer Ave., Newark, N. J.
EDITOR OF DAY STAR. M iss A. W. Storer, New Brunswick, N. J. MANAGERS.
Mrs. A. A. Raven, 864 President St., Brooklyn, N. Y. “ E dward B. Coe, 42 W. 52d St., New York City. Miss O. H. Lawrence, 25 E. 22d St., New York City. M rs. George W. Du Bois, 789 Belvidere Ave., Plainfield, N. J. “ E dward G. J aneway, 138 E. 65th St.^New Y ork City. “ *David J. Burrell, 248 W. 75th St., New York City. “ F. S. Douglas, 1019 Broad St., Newark, N. J. * “ DeW itt K nox, 1744 Broadway, New York City. » “ Samuel Sloan, 7 E. 38th St., New York City. u “ M. B. Norris, 25 East 22d St., New York Cjty. “ H amilton V. M eeks, Weehawken, N. J. M iss K atharine V an N est, 301 West 109th St., New York City. Mrs. A. DeW. M ason, 222 Garfield PL, Brooklyn, N. Y. “ J ohn G. F agg, 34 Gramercy Park, New York City. “ I. W. Gowen, Weehawken, N. J. “ P h ilip Van Alstine, Spring Valley, N. Y. “ E. E. Olcott, 38 W. 39th St., New York City. Miss Gertrude Dodd, 150 W. 59th St, New York City. Mrs. V. H. Youngman, 88 Madison Ave., New York City. Miss M. Louise E dwards, 145 Berkeley PL, Brooklyn, N. Y. M rs. D. B. V anH outen, 74 S. Broadway, Tarrytown, N. Y. “ J ohn W. Conklin, 313 Summer Ave., Newark, N. J. “ E l ija h S. Cowles, 282 Barrow St., Jersey City, N. J. “ M. H. H utton, New Brunswick, N. J. ' » M iss M aud S. Clark, 1130 Anderson Ave., High Bridge, New York City. “ A. S. W yckoff, 95 Clinton Ave., Jamaica, N. Y. • Mrs. F. A. Baldwin, 801 West End Ave., New York City. „ Miss Louise G. Zabriskie, 878 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. “ A lice P ool, 249 78th St., Brooklyn, N. Y.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Mrs. D. J. Burrell, President. Mrs. E. G. J aneway M iss O. H. L awrence “ P. Van A lstine “ K atharine V an N est “ DeW itt K nox Mrs. J. G. F agg M iss Gertrude Dodd “ H. V. M eeks M rs. E. E. Olcott M iss M. S. Clark “ M. B. Norris M rs. J. W. Conklin M iss A. S. W yckoff HONORARY VICE-PRESIDENTS
M rs, W illiam W illiams, 549 Riverside Drive, New York City. Miss Kate F relinghuysen, Somerville, N. J. Mrs. J. F. Z wemer, 231 Central Ave., Holland, Mich. - “ C. V. R. Gilmore, 915 La Salle Ave., Chicago, 111. “ R. H. J oldersma, Grand Rapids, Mich. “ J ared Van W agenen, Lawyersville, N. Y. “ J. J. J aneway, 192 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick, N j. u M argaret E. Sangster, Glen Ridge, N. J. “ J. B. Drury, Redmond St., New Brunswick, N. J. “ S. B. J osun, 714 Madison Ave., Albany, N. Y. “ R. V eneklasen, Zeeland, Mich.- Miss A. M. S andham, 177 East 79th St., New York City. Mrs. C. L. W ells, 499 Ocean Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. “ W. Bancroft H ill, Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. M iss H elen M. Gould, 579 Fifth Ave., New York City. Mrs. J ohn H. Raven, New Brunswick, N. J. “ W illiam B. J ones, 254 Lark St., Albany, N. Y. “ H enry E. Cobb, 370 West End Ave., New York City. “ J. S. N. D emarest, Queens, N. Y. “ ' F. W. T owl, 794 Carroll St., Brooklyn, N . Y. “ E. V andeW erken, Nyack, N. Y. “ J. D. Keith, 151 Academy St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. “ W. R. Bennett, 79th St. and Shore Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. M iss J. Atwater, 843 Carroll St., Brooklyn, N. Y. “ Katherine C. Brayton, 252 Genesee S t, Utica, N. Y. “ A. V. W. F isher, Passaic St., Hackensack, N. J. c “ A. T. V an Santvoord, Freeville, N. Y. “ E. P. Cobb, 25 East 22d St., New York City. Mrs. A. H ageman, 1239 Herkimer St, Brooklyn, N. Y. “ H. B. P h in n y , Rockland Ave., Park Hill, Yonkers, N. Y. M iss S. B. Reynolds, Albany Ave., Kingston, N. Y. Mrs. George S. Bishop, East Orange, N. J. Miss S arah L. J ackson, Freehold, N. J. • “ M. O. D uryee, 62 Washington St., Newark, N. J. “ M ary E. T yler, 357 W. 118th St, New York City. Mrs. J. M. Montgomery, 801 West End Ave., New York City. “ J. S. H ogan, 219 Townsend St, New Brunswick, N. J. M iss M atilda M. N ash, 27 Ten Broeck St, Albany, N. Y. M rs. W. I. Chamberlain, 40 Union St., New Brunswick, N. J. Miss A nna E. Gaston, 180 Lexington Ave., Passaic, N. J. “ H enrietta Zwemer, 353 Central Ave., Holland, Mich. STANDING COMMITTEES.
NOMINATING COMMITTEE. Mrs. E. G. Janeway, Chairman. Mrs. J. G. Fagg Mrs. DeWitt Knox Miss O. H. Lawrence Mrs. G. W. DuBois Miss Van Nest FINANCE COMMITTEE. Miss Gertrude Dodd, Chairman. Mrs. E. B. Coe Mrs. D. B. Van Houten Mrs. E. S. Cowles Mrs. V. H. Youngman Mrs. F. S. Douglas Mrs. P. Van Alstine MISSIONARY CANDIDATE COMMITTEE . Mrs. John G. Fagg, Chairman. The Treasurer,and the Corresponding Secretaries. HOSPITAL ENDOWMENT COMMITTEE. Miss Gertrude Dodd, Chairman. Mrs. A. DeW. Mason Mrs. W. R. Bennett Mrs. C. V. R. Gilmore Miss A. V. W. Fisher Mrs. J. D. Keith Mrs. W. Bancroft Hill Mrs. W. I. Chamberlain PUBLICATION COMMITTEE. Miss K. Van Nest, Chairman. Miss E. P. Cobb Mrs. J. W. Conklin • Mrs. E. B. Coe and the Corresponding Secretaries and Treasurer. SEWING GUILD. Mrs. F. A. Baldwin, Chairman Miss Maud S. Clark Mrs. E. Vande Werken Miss M. E. Tyler Mrs. H. B. Phinny Miss Evelina Deyo Miss Anne B. Littell Miss May Gowen Miss A. W. Van Cleef YOUNG PEOPLE’S WORK. Mrs. DeWitt Knox Miss O. H. Lawrence % CIRCULATING LIBRARY. Miss E. P. Cobb, Chairman. Miss Florence K. Geer Miss Maud S. Clark ORIENTAL COSTUME. Miss Florence K. Geer, Chairman Miss Helen Searle “ Miss Carolyn Duryee Miss A. F. Bacon Miss M. L. Powles COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK.
Chairman, Miss Alice Pool, 249 78th Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Vice-Chairman, Miss Henrietta Zwemer, 353 Central Ave., Holland, Mich. Miss Anne B. Littell, 24 James St., Newark, N. J. “ Ella Hoek, 542 N. Front St., Grand Rapids, Mich. “ Sarah A. Bussing, 117 W. 58th St., New York City. " Henrietta Warnshuis, 82 E. 13th St., Holland, Mich. Evelina Deyo, 64 W. 47th St., New York City. “ Susie DeYoung, 19 Hermitage St., Grand Rapids, Mich. “ Edith Mastin, i l l W. 70th St., New York City. “ Mary L. Powles, 224 Riverside Drive, New York City. \ “ Anna F. Bacon, Sagamore Road, Bronxville, N. Y. “ Carolyn Duryee, Fairview, N. J. “ A. W. Van Cleef, 308 Academy St., Jersey City, N. j ! “ Mabel B. Littell, 24 James St., Newark, N. J. “ FIorence^K. Geer, 959 Anderson Ave., High Bridge, N. Y. City. “ M. M. Nash, 27 Ten Broeck St., Albany, N. Y. “ Marguerite Allen, 244 W. 104th St., New York City. “ May C. Gowen, Weehawken, N. J. THIRTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL MEETING The anniversary was held on Tuesday, May 14, in the Marble Collegiate Church, Fifth Avenue and Twenty-ninth Street, New York City. There were about four hundred and fifty present. • After devotional exercises the President welcomed the so cieties to the meeting and church. Mrs. Burrell said it was a double anniversary for her be cause twenty-one years ago she became a manager. At that anniversary not a woman’s voice was heard, men doing all of the speaking. Only five of the managers whose names were then on the. list remain to-day, and two as honorary Vice Presidents. The 350 societies have grown into 703. The Young Woman’s Branch has been promoted into a standing committee on young woman’s work. There are 700 new subscribers to the Gleaner this year. „ Will each society try to add ten more by November first? Be strong in the Lord and in the power of His might. The Treasurer reported the amount raised during the year to be $71,057.51, which is $6,000 short of the sum we need, and we hope to make up this amount by the first of June. If every auxiliary will share the responsibility it can be done easily. • , The nominations for the Managers for the ensuing year were read by Rev. J. G. Fagg, D-D, and on motion the Man agers thus named were elected. Miss Mary W. Shepard, our missionary to the Amoy Mis sion, then gave an interesting address on the'“Reflections in China,” ending with a plea to us to remember our responsi bility, that we are to reflect as a mirror the glory of the Lord. She also spoke of the great immediate need of more workers in China. . Miss Alice B. Van Doren, our missionary to India, spoke of “The River and the Rock”—the vision of Isaiah made clear in the East—Rivers of water in a dry place, the shadow of a great rock in a weary land. Miss Olivia H. Lawrence, our Corresponding Secretary, spoke next—“There Are the Pointers”—the gratitude of the Chinese, Japanese and Hindus for the work of the Woman’s Board, the magnitude of the task, the grandeur of the mission ary character, souls on a high level, and the great reward were the pointers touched upon. Greetings were given from our missionary: Mrs. L. B. Chamberlain, India; and from our missionaires under appoint ment: Miss Maude Norling, China; Miss May B. Demarest, Japan; Miss Florence E. Dick, Japan; Miss Amy K. Hendricks, Japan; Miss Gertrud Schafheitlin, Arabia. “To make some nook of God’s creation a little fruitfuller, better, more worthy of G^d; to make some human hearts a little wiser, manfuler, happier,—more blessed, less accursed! It is work for a God.” The afternoon session brought- a feast of good things, notT ably Mrs. Henry W. Peabody’s charming address on- “The Fruits of the Jubilee.” Joy, Unity, Courage, Knowledge, Faith, Humility—she reported the united Jubilee offering to be $1, 030,000, and ended with the inspiring “Blow, Bugle, Blow. Trumpeter sound for the last crusade----- ” “Rally us! Rally us ! Rally us!” Rev. Frank Eckerson followed with a stirring appeal to us to cross the new five-barred flag of China with the Cross of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ. The offering was taken as in the morning for the travelling expenses of our new missionaries. The offertory prayer was made by Mrs. Van Alstine. The last address was given by Mr. J. Campbell White on * “ Women and Missions.” Mr. White gave as reasons why women should be our national leaders in missionary enterprise. First.—Because they are the chief sufferers under the non- Christian religions. Second.—Because they are the chief gainers under Christ’s dominion. Third.—Because they have greater opportunity for wielding educational and spiritual in fluence. Ending with a plea for a simpler life in our homes, that more time and money might be given to the Chnstless ones of the earth. And so we reach the close of the day’s sessions, Mr. Daw son pronouncing the benediction. We have been “seeing the multitudes” without Christ. We have been hearing of the growth of the Kingdom through the* loving and heroic service of our missionaries. •Are we satisfied with our record for the year?
“Up, up, my soul the long-spent time redeeming; Sow thou the seeds of better deed and thought; Light other lamps while yet thy light is beaming, The time, the time is short.” _
Louise Chambers K nox. 3n Hobtng iWemorp of $lv& . Jiaul B . ^an Cleef + + + ♦ffnasmucb ae out Wcavenlfi ffatbcc bae tahcn to II tbe beloved ibonorarg ff>rc0iOcnt ot tbe THAoman's ffioarb ot ffocelgn /©lestons, TR. C. H., m x s . Paul 2D. IDan Cleef. ffie it
IResolvefc: Cbat we, tbe Ipteetoent, ©fficece anb /Ibanagete of tbe aforesaid Board, desire to put on record our great appreciation of rtbrs. Dan Gleet's Intellectual ability, spiritual power and consecration of life. 1ber cheerful outlooh, ber carefulness In conversation, ber diligence In appointed service, ber fldelltis to evens trust, together with ber cblldllhe trust In <3od, made ber one of those 4*lblgb souls Ufte those fat stars that come In sight ©nee In a, centurg." iber life said: “jfor right Is right since <$ob is ©od, Hnd right tbe dag must win. Co doubt would be dislogaltg, 3o falter would be sin.” C h a t we achnowledge tbe debt ot tbe TWloman’s Board to ber administrative genius, prophetic vision and unceasing pragers, during nineteen and a bait gears as lDlce*lpre0ibent, five and a bait gears as president, and eleven gears as Ibonorarg president. C h a t we feel a deep sense of our loss, but bow in sub# mission to tbe will ot our Ibeavenlg Jfatber, hnowlng that sbe has entered into a fullness of life unknown to earth, where tbe willing spirit ftnows no restrictions, where tbe pure in heart are blessed for tbeg shall see <3od. “H life on service bent, H life for love laid down, Ht is tbe life for others spent, THablcb 0 0 0 will crown.”
Committee on TResolutions, _ fl&ts. S)avtO 5ames Burrell * /IBrs. 71. H. IRaven /ibts. ©e 'Mitt ftnox ANNUAL REPORT of the CORRESPONDING SECRETARY.
'‘They slip away, these little years—so swiftly do they pass; They take the song, mayhap, but leave the echoes sweet that hum— The year, ’tis true, is gone, but there’s another year to come.”
The past twelve months have been tinged with the Jubilee’s afterglow, for the high tide of inspiration has not been wholly lost in the return swing of the pendulum to the ordinary round and common task in missionary society life, while the united efforts of the “Continuation Committee” have naturally led to a higher expectation on the field. The summing up of results of the campaign so far as ascertainable finds its place in the report of the Room Secretary. ' Our own »welcome to the Home Base was at the delightful Tea given by our President, Mrs. Burrell, early in October when we had as guests of honor Mrs. Bell and Miss Johnston of the English Presbyterian Church, en route to visit their missions in China. October twenty-seventh was a day of special Prayer, and a little company gathered in the chapel of the Marble Collegiate Church for thanksgiving and praise, and to ask the Lord to give us “strength to labor as we know, and to build above the ' deep intent, the deed.” In late November the noble consecrated life of our beloved Honorary President, Mrs. Paul D. Van Cleef, found its com pleteness in the life eternal. A charter member of the Woman’s Board of Foreign Missions, more than we realized did we rely upon her wisdom, counsel, and power in prayer. Her influence will ever abide, for a holy self-devoted life never dies. Thus with tear-dimmed eyes, at the Thanksgiving time of the year, we looked up to thank Our Father for this His hand-maiden who gave so unstintedly of herself as to lay the entire denomination under obligation. Reverently we ask, appreciating the unique position Mrs. Van Cleef held in the life of our Woman's Board and of its far-reaching interests, 'upon whom will her mantle fall? ’ ' “With us her name shall live ' , Through long succeeding years, • Endeared with all our hearts can give Our praises and our tears." * At the Christmastide the bright spirit of Mrs. Joseph R. Sizoo was released from months of increasing weariness. Her brief association with our Arcot Mission seems almost a dream, yet without doubt some lives have been influenced because she laid down hers for India. Some in our immediate circle of membership have felt the shadow of loneliness enter heart and home as dear ones have gone on to the Homeland, but hearts are brave and spirits true, as they carry on to completion the works they left to do. The death of Mrs. Asa LeFevre removed one who had served as Classical Committee for many years with enthusiastic effi ciency, and who by “magnifying her office” wrought worthily and well. Mrs. Edgar Ellsworth has been appointed to fill this va cancy in the Classis of Kingston. Other changes have been made necessary owing to removals and resignations, and the new names will be found in the Classical tables. Certain aims in the campaign, with the lowering of denomi national barriers, have been wonderfully realized in Interdenomi national Study Classes, for that germ continues its good and con tagious course. In many centers large numbers have gathered, listened to lectures and teachers, gaining a broader vision, and deeper sense of privilege and obligation, thereby adding to virtue, knowledge which is power, enabling them to study to show them selves workers approved of God. Grateful recognition is given to those who in the absence of the Secretary planned wisely and well and upon whom arrange ments for the work devolved. Mrs. Philip Van Alstine represented the Woman's Board at the Western Conferences giving inspiration and good cheer. Mis sionaries have co-operated in a multiplicity of ways. Especially do we appreciate the generosity of Miss’Alice Van Doren who has given her time, strength and effort in conferences, societies, study classes and in certain of the colleges, where her influence has been peculiarly blessed. The Missionary Unions and AuxiU iaries have had the benefit of visits from the members of the Woman’s Board who have gladly presented the work. Since the return of Miss Nash and the Corresponding Secretary many con gregations and societies have listened to the recital of their ex periences while visiting our churches in Asia. r To our list of Auxiliaries we have added 19 making a total of 703; this number is subject to revision as many societies did not report. Several among the new ones are those which have been re-organized, and we regret a few have disbanded.' Three sectional conferences for young women have been held, Schenectady, Albany and Kingston being the centers chosen. The joint conference of the Branch and Associate members was held in New York. In addition to these there have been union meetings in New Brunswick and Newark. At all of these Miss Van Doren has been the guest of honor and spoken with marked acceptance. . One could have- no greater joy for the young women than that they should enter this work with the spirit of devoted enthusiasm that animated the devout women a half cen tury ago,; and this same enthusiasm plus the knowledge gained from the generation of mothers, should work wonders, effective and far-reaching. That our work may be the more unified it has been deemed expedient to promote the Young Woman’s Branch to the place of Committee on Young Woman’s Work. With this closer re lationship and co-operation we look for advancement and substan tial gain in our efforts to reach all the young women. Our Board was represented at the Northfield Summer School by the usual quota of delegates, Miss Van Nest being the efficient committee. At the Tri-ennial Conference of Women’s Boards which met in Philadelphia in February four members of our Board were present. Mrs. DeWitt Knox has served loyally on the Jubilee Continuation Committee and represented our denomi nation in a variety of places and ways. % The ingathering of the gold and silver in this year of the Jubilee's aftermath has not been quite sufficient to meet our ap propriations. From all sources we have received $71,057.51. This includes the Conger Memorial gift which will be used for the much needed building at Kaveripak for the Hindu Girls’ School. At the Birthday Celebration Mrs. Burnell gave an im personation of a Hindu Widow. There was a larger audience present than usual, and the offering was designated for the Arcot " Hindu Girls’ School. Three beds have been endowed in the Mary Lott Lyles Hospital, Madanapalle, which are to bear the names of Mrs. Abigail Lott Lyles, Mrs. Mary A. Reeves Lawrence, Mrs. Cordelia Van Den Bergh. The one legacy received was from Miss Susan Y. Lansing for $5,000 which is to be held in trust. A gift from Miss Gould has enabled us to finish the heat ing plant at Ferris Seminary. With one check came this message from Dakota. "We have raised this $150 at a Mission Festival held by the women, old ancl young.” A Sunday School far from the center of church life at its Mite Box opening had $250, and this for but eleven months. From instances such as these we take courage. From their labors abundant and for well earned furlough we have "welcomed home,” Mrs. and Miss Van Doren and the Rev. L. B. Chamberlain and family from India; Rev. and Mrs. Pitcher, and Miss Mary W. Shepard from China; Miss Grace Thomasma from Japan; Mrs. S. M. Zwemer, Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Dykstra, from Arabia. Our mission stations have been cheered by the return of Rev. Dr. L. R. Scudder and family to India. Rev. Albertus Pieters and family and Miss Jennie Pieters have rejoined the South Japan Mission which is rejoicing in its new missionary Miss Noordhoff. Once again Miss Lily N. Duryee is with her beloved Amoy Mission which has been made glad by the arrival of Dr. and Mrs. Strick. Rev. and Mrs. John Van Ess have returned to Arabia and that Mission has added to its numbers Dr. Hosmon, Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, Dr. and Mrs. Van Vlack and Mr. Haynes. "Oceans do not sever But unite us—land to land . Is brought in contact closer As the waves wash either strand.” With* peculiar gladness and gratitude we make the announce ment of the appointment of Miss Maude Norling to the Amoy Mission. Miss May B. Demarest ancl Miss Florence E. Dick to the North Japan Mission. Miss Amy Hendricks will also join the North Japan corps of workers as associate missionary; and to Arabia, Miss Schafheitlin. “No/thou, nor I the work of this year can judge, we stand too near.” The heart-stirring requests for workers and the sorely needed extra appropriations for the expanding work which is indica tive of God’s blessing, weigh on our hearts. To refuse seems like disregarding the beckoning hand of the Master Himself. We are closing a year that is memorable for marked success and enlargement in many ways.
“And Hope sends its cheering ray Far down the future’s broadening way.” , “To the living He sayeth, ‘Arise, follow Me,’ And that voice still soundeth on From the centuries that are gone, To the centuries that shall be.” “The feet that follow His must be swift feet For the time is all too short, the way too long; Perchance they may be bruised, but falter not, For love shall make them strong.”
CL 6Li*crr^ejejyLs Corresponding Secretary. REPORT OF THE ROOM SECRETARY. Last year, in anticipation of the Jubilee, Room Ten adopted as its motto the cry of the voice in the wilderness, “Prepare ye a road for the Lordand over the highway our hands helped to build we saw His footsteps pass. This year the Continuation Campaign has written our key-text in the words of St. Paul, “Distributing to the necessity of saints;” and because the neces sities of the saints have been many our year, though less event ful and less arduous than the last, has been full of activity and interest. In the early summer we faced about from Jubilee remi niscences to post-jubilee planning and the vacation mails car ried between the far-scattered members of the Continuation Committee long letters full of projects for enabling our Re formed Church women to take their part worthily in the great movement of the year. Out of chaotic suggestions at length came order and by the middle of September our October Cam paign for new members in the missionary societies and new subscribers to the Mission Gleaner was fairly under way. The Classical Committees were first informed of the plan and asked to furnish complete lists of the Presidents of Auxiliaries in their classes. To every President thus ascertained went a letter from the President of the Board outlining the plan of campaign and requesting the appointmeint of a committee to co-operate with other local churches to inaugurate the work in her own church and to report to the Board. As fast as these committees were named letters of instruction were sent them from Room Ten with budgets of literature to help in their canvass. It was orig inally intended to complete the Campaign in October, and this some societies did. Others were compelled by local conditions to select another time and when a report was called for in De cember, forty societies reported a completed canvass while others wrote of work in progress or about to begin. The February Gleaner stated results up to that time, showing 360 new mem bers in 64 reported Auxiliaries and 461 new subscribers to the Mission Gleaner. Since then no official accounting has been made, but personaMetters and Gleaner subscription lists have indicated that the work has gone forward in many quarters with good effect. How many of the newly organized or reorganized societies mentioned in the report of the Corresponding Secre tary are the fruit of this Campaign it is impossible to say. Neither can we compute how many of our 950 new subscribers to the Mission Gleaner are Campaign products. The total paid sub scription list of the Gleaner is now over 4,500. The magazine has been made larger and more attractive in form. The loyal continuance of old subscribers through many years attests its value. Can we not *yet reach the goal of “7,000 subscribers in 1912?” ' With increasing frequency come the letters from leaders or participants in the monthly program asking for help in the preparation of specified topics, and the topics, thanks to our mission study textbooks, are becoming less antiquated and more vital. This has created a greater demand not only for leaflet literature but for books from -our Circulating Library. One- third more books have been loaned this year than last. The Library Committee, anticipating requests for books of reference in connection with “China’s New Day” has already placed on the shelves some of the most recent books on China the titles of which will appear in*the new catalogue shortly to be published. Three new leaflets have been issued by thd Publication Committee: What We are Doing and Why We Need You, adapted by permission from a leaflet of the Congregational Board. Some College Girls, messages from some of our younger missionaries to the college girls of America. Making our Own Skyline, Miss Van Doren’s address at the annual conference of the Young Woman’s Branch and Asso ciate Members. * Three leaflets have been reprinted: The Village of the Mtlky River from the missionary lesson leaflet of the same name by Miss Van Doren. The Cry of Womanhood in Moslem Lands. What the Chinese Woman Told the Missionary. The two last named leaflets have been especially popular with other Boards, whose demand upon our limited supply made the reprint necessary. Two leaflets in the Holland language Moeders en de Zending and Tafereeling in China have also been prepared in the West through the courtesy of the Western District Secretary. The annual Thanksgiving letter to the Sunday-schools, a little story by Miss Winn entitled, The True Story of Ozeki San and His Frietids, was so attractive to the children that the entire edition of 10,000 copies was called for before Thanks giving and later orders could not be filled. Its financial success is recorded in the report of the Treasurer. One interesting development of the Jubilee is the popularity of impersonations and representations in costumes to give novelty to the missionary program. Room Ten’s wardrobe has been largely drawn upon not only by our own constituents but by other denominations, resulting in a considerable addi tion to our costume fund. We would recommend to the Cos tume Committee a thorough overhauling of the supply before _ fall and the purchase of new costumes to replace those rendered unpresentable by constant use. - We acknowledge with thanks a gift of India Sarees from Miss Van Nest and of a Japanese costume from Miss Pieters, of an interesting papyrus book from Miss Van Doren and of additional books for the Circulating Library from Mrs. Susan Duryee Fahmy. While intent on distributing to the necessity of the saints, we are not unmindful of St. Paul’s further injunction to be . “given to hospitality.” Room Ten is the Social Centre of our Board life and its doors are wide open to all on missionary inter est intent. Among other visitors this year we have been privileged to greet Miss Lily Duryee, Mr. and Mrs. Van Ess - Dr. and Mrs. Strick en route to the field and Mrs. and^Mjss Van Doren, Miss Shepard, Mrs. Zwemer, Rev. and Mrs. Pitcher, Rev. and Mrs. L. B. Chamberlain, and Mr. and Mrs. Dykstra at home on furlough. . The Thursday noon prayer meeting has continued to be a source of help to the workers in the Church Building and a source of power, we trust, to the workers without. We urge all who can to meet with us on Thursdays from twelve o'clock to twelve thirty to consider the things that pertain to the King dom of Christ and to cal] down blessings upon the work and workers that are our peculiar charge. For only as we continue “instant in prayer” shall we have grace to follow the other in junctions in which nhe twelfth chapter of Romans abounds “Be not wise in your own conceits; be kindly affectioned one to another with (sisterly) love; not slothful in business; fervent in spirit; serving the Lord.” ’ Respectfuly submitted, • E liza P. Cobb, Room Secretary. SEWING GUILD.
It is very gratifying to the Sewing Guild Committee to be able each year to report growth in its work. In most undertak ings the interest is apt to be spasmodic, with periods of retro gression as well as advancement, but in our endeavor there has been no lessening of interest nor swerving of purpose and this, in any enterprise, shows genuine growth. Among the articles sent to the different stations last year were over eight hundred petticoats, nearly six hundred jackets, one hundred and ninety-four frocks, nearly four hundred pillow cases, over six hundred sheets, nearly twelve hundred towels, fifteen hundred dolls and two thousand six hundred bandages. Our success is due largely to the fact that we have specific aims and a band of consecrated workers. We stand appalled at the wonderful changes that are taking place in the Orient, and it is not for us to measure, nor for others to belittle, the value of our work in the wonderful development of the Far East. Our gifts, so unselfishly and generously be stowed, first surprise, and then win the people to a favorable consideration of Christianity. Buddhism, Confucianism and Shin toism are supremely selfish and as a jeweler needs a dark back ground as a fitting setting for precious stones, so the dark back ground of heathenism serves to enhance the beauties of Chris tian virtues and benevolences. How satisfactory to know that back of the missionaries who are fighting so splendidly to wipe out the fears of superstition and cut the bonds of heathenism, are the members of the Sew ing Guild with their hands full of gifts to supply the material needs which in so many instances prepare the way for the spirit ual help. Such messages as these tend to emphasize the value of our support : “The Sewing Guild boxes came a couple of weeks ago and I want to write you my great pleasure in them and send you our hearty thanks for their ever welcome contents. The morning after they arrived I called in five school girls to help me and together we had a delightful time unpacking the boxes, all of us keenly interested and happy in the piles of petticoats, jackets, dolls and baby blankets and slips which we discovered. The mission al- mirahs had been almost empty of all, and it is a blessing to have a good supply of all of these things. We could use even more petticoats to supply a school of over forty twice a year but we are glad enough to have these and we were able to clothe the shabby little schoolgirls at once so that they are again a neat white jacketed, red petticoated brigade!” From Arabia we hear: “Our hearts were rejoiced over the beautiful supply of everything we needed. I was particularly happy to find some children's gowns of outing flannel; one I took immediately for a very ill little girl of two and one-half years old who needed just that for this cold weather. To-day I called forth the first faint smile for days by giving her one of the dolls. Still too weak to do anything but look her appreciation she hugged it as close as her little feeble hand would let her.” One whose name is always found in our list of “Individual Givers” had the pleasure of spending last Christmas in India and has sent an interesting picture of the Christmas celebration show ing what a factor the Sewing Guild boxes are in the Christmas cheer of that country. She wrote: “Have you ever at home seen grown women pleading for dolls? Have you seen this and more than this; have you seen men begging that to them also might be given these dolls that with us are thought of as gifts only suit able for little girls? This is what we saw, and it was a sight both interesting and pathetic, to see the joy depicted on the faces of these men and women when these much coveted treasures were put into their hands. Dr. Ida had said: 'Give dolls to all who want them,' and it was a real pleasure and privilege to place dolls in the hands of these women, and of these hard working coolies and receive their salaams as the expression of their thanks!” From one of the new hospitals comes this appreciative ac knowledgment: “The boxes were so generous and it was such a pleasure to receive them. I wish I could only begin to tell you how our hearts were gladdened at sight of the quantities of nice new bed linen and towels; the hospital gauze, cotton, bandages, soap, hot-water bags, etc., all so sorely needed and so welcome. Then I must not forget to mention the many petticoats and jackets which are every whit as much needed. I only wish that all the good givers across the seas might be witnesses of the joy and happiness their good gifts bring to so many of. their fellow creatures here. I trust that each one may experience the joy that comes from having ministered to ‘the least of His little ones’ and thus having ministered to Him.” Perhaps we have failed to recognize the educational advan tages there are in working intelligently for the Sewing Guild. We all know that the greatest obstacle to overcome in getting our people interested in foreign missionary work is ignorance. To know is to be interested. To be interested is to do. When a member of an auxiliary is handed a petticoat to hem she is interested to know who is to wear it. Learning that a little school girl in India will wear the garment, she inquires what kind of schools are there and who are in charge of them and thus one question leads to another until her interest in the petticoat has acquainted her with the deeper needs of the people. The Secretary of the Sewing Guild records with pleasure the benefits which have personally been obtained through association with this noble work. Suddenly forced to assume the responsi bilities of the office and to acquire in a brief time a working knowledge of the aims and duties of the society, it seemed at first an impossible task, yet in the very effort to perform the work efficiently and to understand these strange and far-away peoples, there has come an increase of knowledge, an enlargement of sympathy and breadth of vision quite unthinkable at the out set, and what in the beginning seemed a burden has proved in the end to have been a blessing in disguise. Among the many interesting experiences which came to me in my recent trip around the world, I place the visits to our mis sions as among the pleasantest of all. My work in. the Sewing Guild had acquainted me with the missionaries and their problems, their hopes and their joys and in *a sense had brought me into quick sympathy with the people themselves. Thus through the Sewing Guild as through other avenues we are drawing closer to these people, understanding them better, and helping them more effectively in their develop ment and surely this brings with it sufficient incentive to cause us to continue our work with unabated interest. Mary F ield Baldwin, ' Secretary. CONTRIBUTORS TO THE SEWING GUILD 1911. AUXILIARIES Kalamazoo, Mich., Fourth Kingston, N. Y., First. Albany, N. Y., First. Kingston, N. Y., Sewing School. Albany, N. Y., First G. Leighton, Iowa, Ebenezer. Albany, N. Y., Fourth Y. P. Mahwah, N. J. Albany, N. Y., Madison Ave. Maurice, Iowa. Amsterdam, N. Y., First. Metuchen, N. J. Asbury Park, N. J.,'Grand Ave. Millbrook, N. Y. . Athens, N. Y. Mount Ross, N. Y. Bayonne, N. J., First. Mount Vernon, N. Y. Bay Ridge, N. Y. Muskegon, Mich., First, I. H. N. S. Bay Ridge, Eendracht Club. Muskegon, Mich., Second. Bay^ Ridge, N. Y. Girls’ Club. Muskegon, Mich., Second, L. A. Bound Brook, N. J. Nassau, N. Y. Bronxville, N. Y. Neshanic, N. J. Brooklyn, N. Y., First. Newark, N. J., Clinton Ave., H . G. Brooklyn, N. Y., 12th Street. Newark, N. J., North, Y. W. G. Brooklyn, N. Y., Ch. on Heights. Newark, N. J., Trinity. Brooklyn, N. Y., Gravesend. New Baltimore, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y., Woodlawn. New Brighton, N. Y., Brighton Bound Brook, N. J. , Heights. Buskirk Bridge, N. Y. Newburgh, N. Y., Am. Ref’d. Ch. Canajoharie, N. Y. New Brunswick, N. J., 1st Y. P. Chatham, N. Y., Jr. K. D. M. G. Chicago, 111., 1st Roseland, Y. W. B. New Brunswick, N. J., Second, S. Clarkstown, N. Y., Dorcas Soc. G. „ Clarkstown, N. Y., S. S. New Brunswick, N. J., Suydam St. Cleveland, Ohio, First S. S. Jr. Soc. Closter, N. J. New Brunswick, N. J., Suydam St. Coeymans, N. Y. C. M. B. Coytesville, N. J. New Concord, N. Y. Dumont, N. J. Newkirk, Iowa. East Greenbush, N. Y., W. A. S. New York, N. Y., American Tract East Orange, N. J., Hyde Park. Soc. Fishkill, N. Y. New York, N. Y., 34th Street. Flatbush, Ulster Co., N. Y. New York, N. Y., Grace K. D. Flushing, N. Y. New York, N. Y., High Bridge. Fulton, 111., Y. L. M. S. New York, N. Y., High Bridge Gansevoort, N. Y. K. D. M. B. Ghent, N. Y., First. New York, N. Y ' High Bridge Ghent, N. Y., Jr. C. E. L B L Giffords, N. Y., Princetown, Y. L. New York, N. Y., High Bridge , M. C. Prim. Class. Glastonbury Ct. Cong. Ch., M. S. New York, N. Y., Lenox Ave. Grand Rapids, Mich., Bethel, Y. L. New York, N. Y., Lenox G. G. M. B. New York, N. Y., Madison Ave. Griggstown, N. J. . New York, N. Y., Mad. Av. Jr. Guttenburg, N. J., First. M. B. Harlingen, N. J. New York, N. Y., Manor Chapel. Herkimer, N. Y. New York, N. Y., Marble Coll. Highland Park, N. J. W. G. Hurley, N. Y. - New York, N. Y., Middle Coll. 1 Hurley, N. Y., W. W. New York. N. Y., Sunshine Chapel Jersey City, N. J.r Lafayette. Acorn Club. . Kalamazoo, Mich., First, Y. W. A. New York, N. Y., West End Coll. New York, N. Y., West End Coll. . Miss F. H. Bird/ Guild. Mrs. W. P. Brice. Niskayuna, N. Y. Mrs. J. D. Burrell. ' Niskayuna, N. Y., S. S.‘ Miss Sarah A. Bussing. North Branch Depot, N. J., L. H. Miss Carrie M. Campbell. North Holland, Mich. Mrs. W. I. Chamberlain. Noxon, N. Y. Miss E. P. Cobb. Nyack, N. Y. Mrs. J. W. Conklin. Overisel, Mich. Miss Deyo. Passaic, N. J., First Holland, Miss Gertrude Dodd. S. S. C. Mrs. Drury. , Paterson, N. J., Broadway Mrs. Harbrouck Du Bois. Plainfield, N. J., Trinity Mrs. C. A. Eickhoff. » Y. W. M. B. Mrs. John G. Fagg. Port Ewen, N. Y Miss Helen M. Gould. Port Richmond, N. Y. Miss L. Hay. Port Richmond, N. Y., Y. W. G. Miss K. Hoffman. Poughkeepsie, N. Y., First. # Miss E. H. Holgate. Poughkeepsie, N Y., First Y. W. G. Mrs. Hubbard. Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Second. Miss Jackson. Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Second G. C. Mrs. Janeway. ' Queens, N. Y. Mrs. C. I. Keese. Rensselaer, N. Y. Mrs. N. A. Knapp. Ridgewood, N. J. Mrs. De Witt Knox. Saugerties, N. Y. Mrs. J. M. Knox. Schenectady, N. Y., Bellevue. Miss M. V. Lansing. Schenectady, N. Y., Mt. Pleasant. Miss Littell. Somerville, N. J., Second. Mrs. Robert McCullough. Somerville, N. J., Second L. M. S. Mrs. Issac Messier. Somerville. N. J., Second Jr. M. S. Miss Marion Moore. Spring Valley, N. Y. Mrs. M. B. Norris. St. Johnsville, N. Y. Miss Anna Olcott. St. Johnsville, N. Y., K. D. Miss Euphemia Olcott. Tappan, N Y. Mrs. E. E. Olcott. Town of Union, N. J., Columbia Miss Peters. Street, M. B. Miss Alice Pool. Tyre, N. Y. Miss Prime. Upper Montclair, N. J. Miss K. Prime. Utica, N. Y. Miss Frances Sanford. Watervliet, N. Y, North Mrs. W. W. Scudder. Warwick, N. Y. Miss Rose Steeger. Warwick, N. Y., H. and H. Mrs. William Lord Strong. Weehawken, N. J., Grove S. S. Miss Cornelia Suydam. West Hoboken, N. J. Mrs. Geo. W. Tooker. West Hoboken, N. J., S. S. Class. Mrs. Tyler. Westwood, N. J. Mrs. Frank R. Van Nest. Wynantskill, N. Y. Miss Katherine Van Nest. Yonkers, N. Y., Park Hill. Mrs. F. V. Van Vranken. Miss E. B. Vermilye. INDIVIDUALS. Miss A. D. Versteeg. A Member of the Collegiate Miss B. E. Vredenburgh. Church. Mrs. Cornelius L. Wells.' Mrs. J. L. Amerman. Mrs. W. A. Woodruff. Miss Elizabeth B. Andrews. M issj\. S. Wyckoff. . Mrs. Barm. Anonymous—Ten packages. YOUNG WOMAN’S BRANCH. Eleventh Annual Report With this report, the Young Woman’s Branch of the Synods of New York, New Brunswick and Albany closes its eleventh year of work. The meetings have been held regularly'once a month, with an average attendance of ten. One resignation was received and -one new member added to our list. The usual work has been carried on; letters were sent to King’s Daughters Circles, asking for contributions for the work at Kagoshina, Japan. Nineteen circles contributed. Twenty- six Young Women’s Societies responded to an appeal that was sent to them for the Parish work at Tong An, China. This year the members of the Branch pledged themselves to support a bed in the Mary Lott Lyles Memorial Hospital, at Madanapalle, India. The three Post-Jubilee Conferences for Young Women held in October in Schenectady, Albany and Kingston were well at tended and most helpful. ^ A union conference of the young women of Newark Classis was held in April, which gave Miss Van Doren, an opportunity to reach a large number of the young women of that section. On Saturday, March the second, in the parlor of the Marble Collegiate Church, the Seventh Annual Conference for Young Women, was held under the auspices of the Associate Members of the Women’s Board of Domestic Missions and the Young Woman’s Branch. It was considered one of the most success ful that had ever been given, as the attendance was very large and the program excellent. The Branch has, as usual, assisted the Woman’s Board at the Birthday Reception and in other ways. We pause here, to speak of the sorrow that has come to us this winter, when one of our beloved members, Miss Marguerite Imbrie, was called to her Eternal Home. She left us an ex ample of faithful service, which should certainly be an incen tive to all who knew her. Our Treasurer’s report shows the following: From King's Daughters Circles, for Kagoshima, Japan, $158.25; from Young Women's Societies, for Tong An, China, $399.25; gifts for Special Objects, $262.00, total, $819.50. Respectfully submitted E velina Deyo, • 25 Secretary. ANNUAL REPORT OF WESTERN BRANCH. The treasurer’s report, compared with that of last year,'shows another decrease. This year we have received $218.80 from twenty-five societies. Two of the classes have had a vacancy for more than a year, but we are glad to report that these vacan cies have now been filled. There is now one vacancy to be filled. The work of the Branch has been very much the same as other years, collecting money for the work in> Tong An, urging mission study, sending out the quarterly letters from our work ers in Tong An and also missionary leaflets on the work that is being done there. We regret that so few of the Young Ladies’,. Missionary Societies are having a share in helping this work along, and we hope that this coming year more of them will help us along so that next year we may be able to report great progress. Respectfully submitted, • H enrietta W arnshius, Secretary.
REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF YOUNG PEOPLE'S WORK. ' ° The Fall Campaign was inaugurated by mailing plans for the Mission Study campaign to pastors and young people through out the denomination. This was followed by a letter to pas tors of churches in the vicinity of New York requesting the priv ilege of presenting Mission Study at their mid-week prayer meeting. At about the same time a communication was sent to Sunday School Superintendents asking for a larger place for missionary instruction in the Sunday School and appealing for more generous financial support of our work at home and abroad. Instead of holding strictly young people's conferences we decided to arrange conferences in the interests of Missionary Education. The first was held at Newburgh, N. Y., and the second at Newark, N. J. Twenty-two churches were represented at Newburgh, and forty at Newark; making a total of sixty-two churches reached in the interests of missionary education. We were favored in having as speakers Mr. R. E. DifFendorfer, Sunday School Secretary of the Missionary Education Move- ment; Rev. M. W. Ehnes, Educational Secretary Missionary Education Movement; Rev. W. E. Doughty, Educational Sec retary of the Laymen's Movement; Rev. Frank Eckerson, of China; Rev. Clifford P. Case, Rev. Irving H. Berg, Rev. A. E. Kittredge, D.D., Mr. William T. Demarest, Rev. A. T. Broek, and Rev. M. S. Purdy. The local arrangements in each case were all that could be desired. The interest stimulated through these conferences resulted in a large demand for missionary books and pamphlets of every description. Mission Study.—The letter to pastors opened up a number of prayer meetings for the presentation- of mission study. As a result of all this activity there was an increased interest along mission study lines. The foreign book of the year was “India Awakening/’ by Sherwood Eddy. In these days mission study is carried on under different auspices, and while the ideal is a regularly organized class meeting weekly, we cannot help but commend the effort which is being put forth by some of our young people to acquire this missionary information. In one church, a small organized class plans and executes the program for the, monthly missionary meeting, using the text-book, which they are studying, as a basis. Another Society has given over its monthly missionary meeting for the study in course of one of the textbooks under competent leadership. In another church, the Sunday School teachers were organized into a normal class and the material used in connection with the teaching of the reg ular Bible lesson. In these different ways the young people are becoming conversant with the great facts of missions, and are learning to use the knowledge in a practical way in connection with their own missionary meetings. Missionary Lessons for the Sunday School.—These- take the place of the regular quarterly review lesson. The foreign sub jects for the year were “Japan,” and “India.” The total circu lation for the year was 46,000 copies. Each lesson appeared in the columns of the “Intelligencer” the “Leaded1 and “De Hope” We are greatly indebted to the Rev. Henry J. Veldman for the preparation of the Scripture exposition in connection with each lesson, and to the Rev. Albertus Pieters, and Miss Alice Van Doren, for the preparation of the missionary material. It has also been our privilege to address a larger number of Sunday Schools during the past year than in any previous year. During the past five years the contributions from Sunday Schools to the Missionary Boards have increased nineteen per cent. We trust that the increased activities along missionary lines will con tinue to manifest itself in a still larger increase in missionary contributions. Literature—We have continued the publication of the Les ! son Leaflets issued under the auspices of the two Women's Boards. “The Village of the Milky River,” was the subject of the foreign leaflet. We have also continued the publication in the Mission Field of the missionary program for use in young people's societies. The frequent requests for literature is evi dence of their use. ' The two Missionary Dramas, “A Ruler in India,” and “A Rice Christian,” are still being circulated. A new form of liter ature has been the publication of a sheet o f missionary pictures for use in scrap books, calendars and the like. * Time has been given to a small extent to various denomina tional and interdenominational movements. We rejoice in all these various spheres of usefulness and look forward to in creased opportunities. . Respectfully submitted, H. A. K inports, Secretary. BABY ROLL. As we clasp together our “Baby Chain,” at the close of4 another year, we find it contains three thousand and five hundred and sixty-five links. One hundred and sixty-seven of these have been added during the past year, and so the chain keeps growing. It is not a Daisy Chain, but as I have said a Baby Chain, a living chain, composed of a variety of dear little buds, and blossoms whom we are endeavoring to have trained and nourished to bear fruit in the garden of our Lord. There are black eyed Susans, rosy checked Clovers, blue eyed Violets, sweet Williams, fair Lillies, Rosemary’s, Myrtles and a host of others all equally attractive. When our little ones enter this world they come with souls ~ pure and spotless, minds ready and eager to grasp anything that comes to their notice, and their characters improved. At this time early impressions count for so much, a fact we should never lose sight of. Effort ought always to be made to surround these young lives with the best and holiest influences, and what better means can you find, dear mothers, than by early conse crating them to the Lord’s service, and through the “Baby Roll.” Through you the little membership fee is given, and this is used toward the support of “The Pity Little Children Home” at Amoy to help sow the seed of Christian training among the little heathen girls who have found a shelter there, and are under the care and training of our missionaries. Help us to add more links to the chain! Let your little ones join in the hand clasp that shall bind them from childhood and infancy to a life of thoughtfulness and service for the Master, and instill in them a real missionary spirit. During the past year a new interest has been shown in many of our societies, some have lagged and a few new ones have fal len in line. I have received some very beautiful and touching letters—letters that have given me an insight into the home life of some of our Western people. They certainly pay great atten tion to the religious training of their children and are most par ticular in regard to a strict observance of the Sabbath. Then I have had letters from sorrowing mothers whose little ones have been called to join the “Roll up Yonder” telling me what com fort they found in the thought that their names were on the “Baby Roll” and how they valued the little membership cards. The “Baby Roll” admits of very little variety in its reports and I shall only add that while the work has not been taken up by our churches and societies as,it should be it is gratifying to find a nice increase in our receipts of this year over last. ONE OF THESE. ' A heathen baby—that is all— 0 Jesus, pitiful to save, ^ And woman’s lips that wildy plead; Make known to her the mother’s God! ^Poor lips that never learned to call Oh Spirit of the heavenly love. On Christ, *in woman’s time of need! Stir some dear heart at home to-day Poor lips that never did repeat. An earnest thought to lift above „ Through quiet tears, “Thy will be done!” For mother-hearts so far away. That never knew the story sweet That all may know the mercy mild Of Mary and the Infant Son. Of Him who did the nurslings bless; The heathen and the home-born child An emptied cradle, and a grave— Are one in that great Tenderness. A little grave cut through the sod; Mrs. H amilton V. M eeks, Secretary. STATISTICAL REPORT BY CLASSES J CLASSIS OF ALBANY.—P. S. A. _ N umber of Chukchbs and Societies Members Secretaries . First, Albany ...... AH Miss M. T. McElroy, 52 Clinton Ave., Albany, N *S. S. M. B...... Miss Harbeck, 240 Clinton Ave., Albany, tG. R. M. B., Prim. D ept.... Miss M. M. Nash, 27 Ten Broeck St., Albany, *K. D...... Miss Alice Bell, 17 Ten Broeck St., Albany, Madison Ave., Albany ...... 105 Mrs. G. W. Raynsford, 41 Dove St., Albany, Lawrence Miss'y Soc...... Miss A. M. Latta, 362 Hamilton S t, Albany, *K. D. Circles ...... Miss Jean Rowell, 142 State St., Albany, Third, Aibany ...... "26 Mrs.-George Held, 82 South Ferry St., Albany, J* C. E...... Miss May Mickle, 61 Elm St., Albany, •Fourth, Albany, German...... "so Mrs. YVm. Rausch, 799 Madison Ave., Albany, *Y. L. S...... 30 Miss Dorothy Menges, cor. Bassett & Franklin Sts., Fifth, Albany, Holland...... Mrs. A. P. De Rouville, 104 Dove St., Albany, K. D...... Miss Anna Burbank, 394 Madison Ave., Albany, Sixth, Albany ...... 24 Mrs. A. E. Rider, 722 Central Ave., Albany, *K. D . . . . Miss Nettie Rider, 722 Central Ave., Albany First, BethYchem "(Selkirk)...... 50 Miss Cornelia Myers, Selkirk, Miss Kathryn Mead, Glenmont, •Second, Bethlehem (Delmar).. Mrs. W. B. Phipps, Delmar, *J. C. E...... Miss Lillian H. Taylor, Delmar, Second, Berne (Knox)...... Clarksville ...... •Coeymans ...... Mrs. J. P. Beaver, Coeymans, Jerusalem ...... 17 Mrs. Ambrose J. Wiltsie, Jerusalem, Knox ...... New Baltimore ...... 54 Mrs. A. L. Wickes, New Baltimore, New Salem ...... 16 Mrs. W. T. Higgins, Voorheesville, R. F. D„ “ Onesquethaw . ; ...... Union ...... °...... Westerlo ...... •No report. fNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs: E. J. Van Slyke, Slingerlands, N. Y. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss M. M. Nash, 27 Ten Broeck St., Albany, N. Y. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Mrs. L. H. Myers, Selkirk, N. Y. Vice-President, Mrs. J. H. Brandow, 59 Manning Boul’d, Albany. N. Y. Secretary, Miss Adele Van Voorhis, 75 First St., Albany, N. Y. Treasurer, Mrs. William D. Fuller.^ New Baltimore, N. Y. N umber op Churches and Societies Members Secretaries First, Hackensack ...... Mrs. C. Romaine. 114 Passaic St., Hackensack, N. J. Y. W. M. S...... 30 Miss Roberta Ballagh, 21 Bergen St., Hackensack, “ 'Crusaders...... Schraalenburgh (Dumont) ...... 45 Mrs. Geo. Smith, Dumont, “ •J. C. E...... Mrs'. Horner Stoughton, Dumont, “ •Eng. Neighborhood (Ridgefield) New Durham ...... 40 Mrs. C. H. Mosier, 73 Second* St., Weehawken, “ •J. C. E...... Mrs. I. W. Gowen, Weehawken, “ Trinity, West New York...... 25 Mrs. Edward Beck, 4729 Hudson Boulevard, Weehawken, “ •J. C. E...... First, Hoboken ...... •First, West Hoboken ...... Miss M. R. Duncan, 188 High Point Ave., Sta. 1, Hoboken, “ J. C. E...... Mrs. Charles Frederick, 530 Gregory Ave., Weehawken Heights,; “ K. D ...... Miss Emily Diehm, 571 Central Ave., West Hoboken. " •North Bergen ...... „ Miss Bertha Dehne, 128 Liberty St., Union Hill, “ •Second Hackensack ...... ''M r s . Arthur Johnson, Hackensack, “ German Evangelical (Hoboken). Third, Hackensack ...... Closter ...... 46 Mrs. H. T. Sneden, Closter, Coytesville / ...... 20 Mrs. Wm. C. Norman, Box 52, Coytesville, Guttenberg ...... 20 Miss R. S. Jones, 6568 Hudson Boulevard, Guttenberg, Central Ave., Jersey City...... 36 Mrs. G. Rendall, 88 Carlton Ave., Jersey City, Cherry Hill (No. Hackensack).. 22 Mrs. John N. Voorhis, North Hackensack, Secaucus ...... •Spring Valley ...... Mrs. A. V. Hopper, R. F. D. 1, Ridgewood, “ Inasmuch Circle ...... 12 Mrs. J. C. Banta, Hackensack, R. F. D. 2, “ •Westwood ...... Mrs. H. R. Ray, Westwood, “ Oradell ...... 32 Mrs. A. N. Stow, New Milford, ' “ Y. P. M. S...... 9 Miss Helen T. Chapin, Oradell, " tY. W. S...... Miss Catherine Van Buskirk, New Milford, '* ^ Hasbrouck- Heights ...... 50 Mrs. J. K. Overocker, Hasbrouck Heights, “ •J. C. E...... Highwood ...... SO Miss Edith Griswold, Highwood, •Rochelle Park ...... Mrs. J. F. Becker, Rochelle Park, Bogart Mem’l, Bogota ...... 18 Miss Eliza Menair, Larch Ave., Bogota, *J. C. E...... Mrs. Herring, Bogota, fHarrington Park ...... 12 Mrs. Walter Bogert, Harrington Park, twilling Workers ...... Mrs. II. D. Demarest, Harrington Park, Woodcliff ...... •No report. fNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. I. W. Gowen, Weehawken, N. J. Mrs. Christie Romaine, Hackensack, N. J. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss May C. Gowen, Weehawken, N. J. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Mrs. H. B. Jenkins, Dumont, N. J. Vice-President, Mrs. A. W. Hopper, 409 16th St., Weehawken, N. J. Secretary, Miss Carolyn Duryee, Fairyiew, N. J. Treasurer, Mrs. Edw. Kelder, Coytesville, N. J. N umber op Churches and Societies Members Secretaries Bergen (Jersey City) ...... Mrs. Charles M. Dubbs, 2545 Boulevard, J. City, N. J. Mrs. W. A. Gemmell, 84 Kensington Ave., J. City, “ j. c. 'e.'’.'*;;;;::;;;:::::;:; 25 Miss Constance Rcndell, 78 Sip Ave., Jersey City. F»rst, Bayonne ...... 32 Mrs. J. H. Eadie, 87 W. 86th St., Bayonne, Helpful Circle, K. D...... 24 Mrs. R. T. Eddowes, 41 W. 86th St., Bayonne, Good Cheer, K. D...... J. ‘C. E...... Mrs. W. A: Wauters, 820 Ave. A, Bayonne, First, Van Vorst (Jersey City). Afternoon Branch ...... Mrs. W. H. Wylie, 189 Fairview Ave., j. City, Evening Branch ...... Mrs. Jacob Keffelman, 272 Fifth St., Jersey City, Mrs. Andrews J. Meyer, 805 York S t, Jersey City, •PaVk Vjereey ‘Ci'ty^/.V.V.V.V.: Miss Louise Carlisle, Red Bank, Miss Florence Mitchell, 256 Ninth S t. Jersey City, Fifth St., Bayonne V.! Mrs. John MacCollom, 78 West 8th S t, Bayonne, •Mission Band ...... •J. C. E...... Second, Hudson City ...... Lafayette ...... 35 Mrs. R. IT. Maddocks, 823 Arlington Ave., j. City, J. C E...... Miss Helen Reid, 119 Danforth Ave., Jersey City, Third,T?c5viUe Bayonne ...... First, German Evang...... St..: John’s German Evang...... 12 Miss Fannie A. Braden, 17 Bergen Ave., J. City, *No report. fNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. E. S. Cowles, 282 Barrow St., Jersey City, N. J. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss A. W. Van Cleef, 308 Academy St., Jersey City, N. J. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Mrs. J. B. Hunter, 287 Bay View Ave., Jersey City. N. J. Vice-President, Mrs. F. S. Wilson, 111 W. Fifth S t, Bayonne, N. J. Secretary, Mrs. John MacCollom, 78 West Eighth S t, Bayonne, N. J. Treasurer, Mrs. F. E. Thompson, 44 West Thirty-fourth St., Bayonne, N J. N umbsb 07 Chubches and Societies Members Secretaries Castlewood ...... • ‘Chancellor ...... Corsica ...... Charles Mix (Platte) ...... Mrs. Henrietta Dyk, Platte, S. D. Davis ...... Ebenezer (Scotland) ...... •Grand View (Armour) ...... Mrs. Susie Bobeldyk, Armour, Harrison ...... Mrs. H. Schipper, Harrison, a *Y. L. M. B...... Hope (Westfield) ...... Mrs. E. S. Schilstra, Westfield, N .D . •Y. L. M. S...... Miss Kate Campaan, Westfield, , Immanuel (Springfield) ...... Mrs. G. De Roos, Springfield, S. D. Willing Workers M. B ...... Mrs. Stegeman, Springfield, Maurice, American ...... Miss Ella Mensink, Maurice, Jowa ‘North (Marion) ...... Mrs. Henry Neevil, Marion, N. D. Oak Harbor ...... Orange Ciw, American...... Mrs. H. H. McKee, Orange City, Iowa Y. L. M. C. Miss A. M. Oggel, Orange City, •Sandham Mem’l (Monroe).. ^Irs. Boss, Monroe, S. D. •Sioux Falls ...... Mrs. P. A. Huysraan, R. R. 1, N. Yakima, Wash. Yankton ...... *No report. fNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. Henry Schipper, Harrison, S. D. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN'S WORK: Miss Jennie Ogge), Orange City, Iowa N umber op Churches and Societies Members Secretaries Ada ...... Mrs. E. Kroes, Ada, Mich. Atwood (Central Lake) ...... 21 Mrs. J. Feringa, Central Lake; R. R. 1, " Coopersville ...... 25 Mrs. S. Sicbterman, Coopersville, - “ •Y. L. M. B...... Decatur ...... •Detroit ...... Mrs. Carrie Friesma, 603 Catherine St., Detroit, Fremont ...... 88 Mrs. T. Rozema, Fremont, First, Grand Haven ...... 100 Mrs. L. Hieftie, 725 Columbus St., Grand Haven, Y. L. M. C...... 37 Miss Jennie Nyland, 1203 Fulton S t, Gr. Haven, Second, Grand Rapids ...... 34 Mrs. H. K. Boer, 933 Worden St., Grand Rapids, *Y. L. S...... Miss M. Roesink, 294 Broadwav, Grand Rapids, Third, Grand Rapids...... 76 Mrs. A. De Vree, 100 Dwight Ave^, Grand Rapids, “ X Y. L. M. S...... 34 Miss Kate Spruit, 35 Dennis St., Grand Rapids, Fourth, Grand Rapids ...... 60 Mrs. H. W. Hofs, 35 E. Leonard St., G. Rapids, tY. L. M...... Miss Mary Vander Heide, 381 Carrier S t, Grand Rapids, Fifth. Grand Rapids...... 120 Mrs. H. Boom. 415 Third Ave., Grand Rapids, Y. W. S...... 22 Miss Mary Lolks, 1115 Caulfield Ave., G. Rapids, •Mission Band ...... Miss S. H. Trompen, 279 So. Lafayette S t, Grand Rapids, Sixth, Grand Rapids ...... Mrs. Wm. Grooters, 1037 Noble St., Grand Rapids, •Oakdale Park, M. C...... Seventh, Grand Rapids 63 Mrs. H. Van Velden, Grand Rapids, R. i£ 2, •Y. L. M. S...... Miss Jennie Bolt, 631 Leonard St., Grand Rapids, Eighth, Grand Rapids ...... 25 Mrs. G. J. De Witt, 861 Godfrey Ave., G. Rapids, Ninth, Grand Rapids ...... 32 Mrs. G. Smallegange, 211 Ives Ave., G. Rapids,'. *K. D...... •J. C. E...... Trinity, Grand Rapids...... Y. L. M. S...... 23 Miss-Jennier Schoonfield, si2 11th S t, N. W., _ Grand Rapids, Grandville ...... SB* Mrs. James Grutter, Grandville, _ . Y. L. M. B...... 35 Miss Fannie F. Vanpemulder, Grandville, Grant ...... First, Kalamazoo ...... ’38 Mrs. D. Niessink, 917 So. Burdick S t, Kalamazoo, •Y. W. S...... Miss Martha De Loof, S. Burdick S t, Kalamazoo; •M. B...... Miss Angie Grovert,. S. Rose S t, Kalamazoo, •Third, Kalamazoo ...... Mrs. E. Hinga, 1334 N. West S t, Kalamazoo, •Fourth, Kalamazoo ...... Mrs: A. J. Gauw, 809 Emerson S t, Kalamazoo, Moddersvtlle ...... •First, Muskegon ...... Mrs. Klaas De Werk, 61 Emerald S t, Muskegon, I. H. N. Society*...... 60 Miss Anna Stevens, R. F. D. 4, Muskegon, Third-, Muskegon ...... •New Era ...... Mrs. A. Draght, New Era, Portage ...... Rehoboth ...... 16 Mrs. Ralph Guigelaar, Lucas, South Haven ...... Spring Lake ...... 10 Mrs. J. Mulder, Spring Lake, Y. L. M. S...... 23 Mrs. C. D. Mulder, Spring Lake, Twin Lakes (Kalamazoo) . . . • *No report fNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. A. Vanden Berg, 1009 Hermitage S t. Grand Rapids, Mich. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN'S WORK: Miss Ella Hoek, 542 Front St., Grand Rapids, Mich. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: Same as Holland and Michigan. N umber op „ Churches and Societies Members Secretaries First, Athens ...... Mrs. Tracy D. Mower, Athens-on-Hudson, N.Y. r r p ...... Mrs. Norman Cooper, Athens, Crusaders, David Abeel Post.. 140 Mrs. Walter D. Herr, Athens, Catskill ...... Mrs. F. H. Osborn, Catskill, First, Coxsackie ...... • Mrs. W. M. Greene, Coxsackie. 41 Second, Coxsackie ...... ::: ^ Mrs. S. T. Oifton, Coxsackie, *L G E. Miss Sarah B. Lamprnan Ely Farm, Coxsackie. II Mrs. S. 0 . Lawsing, Catskill, R. D. 1, Miss Henrietta Palmatier, Leeds, Leeds ^...... ■ - •No report. , tNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Miss Josephine Hopkins, Cats kill, N. Y. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss Eunice O. Smith, Catsldll, N. Y. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Miss Elisabeth Lusk, Coxsackie. N. Y. First Vice-President, Mrs. Wm. Unsey, Kiskatom. N. Y. Second Vice-President, Mrs. DuMont, Coxsackie, N. Y. Secretory, Miss Emily F. Becker, Catskill, N. Y. Treasurer, Mrs. H. r; Vedder, Leeds, N. Y.
/ - „ N umber op Churches and Societies Members Secretaries •Beaverdam ...... lsrovcris\7l(Ha,mmo!!rd:: : . 60 'iwV'w:-iid'st;a i n & i : ■ • oui •Ebenezer (Holland) ...... Gelderland (Holland) ...... !."!!!!...... Gr-WidehAwakV Band .. .'f “7:\’ ...... Haarlem (Holland) ...... | ]...... Hamilton Mrs. T. G. Kronemeyer, Hamilton, R. R. 1, tv. w. m . s. Miss Dena Klumper,' Hamilton, First, Holland ...... Miss M. Zwemer, 858 Central Ave., Holland, •Benevolent Workers ...... Miss Maud Raak, 150 W. 16th St., Holland, Third, Holland ...... Mrs. Wm. Vander Yen. 215 W. 18th St., Holland, Y. L. M. S...... Miss Esther Fortuine, Holland,, R. R. 4, •Mission Band ...... *J. C. E...... Miss Henrietta Wamshuis, Central Ave., Holland, Fourth, Holland ...... Mrs. Alice Timmer, 249 W. 15th S t, Holland, First, Jamestown (Hudsonville) __ ___Mrs. J. _____ Smallegan. ____ Hudsonville,iV. R. R. 8, ‘ Light Bearers ...... '...... Miss JennieJe ‘ Bos," . Hudsonville,...... “R. “R; 8 Second. Taraestown ...... Mrs. John H. DeWeerd, Hudsonville, R. 4, M *••■••••••••• ...... •••• Miss Lucy Grit, Hudsonville, R. R. 3, No.M ^.?len •First, Pekin ...... 7 ...... Mrs. L. B. Adams, 909 Caroline St., Pekin, “ Raritan ...... Mrs.* S. E. Corzatt, Raritan, ” •Spring Lake (Manito) ...... Mrs. Gertrude Adams, R. F. D. 2, Manito, “ •Trinity (Chicago) ...... Miss E. Dimnent, 1588 York St., Chicago, ” *No report. • tNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: • Miss E. Dimnent, 1538 York St., Chicago, 111. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss Catherine Siervers, 61 West 103d St., Chicago, 111. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: . Same1 as Classis of Wisconsin. N umber op Churches and Societies Members Secretaries Ashbury (Palco) ...... Alton ...... 29 Mrs. G. Vanden Burg, Alton, Iowa *Y. L. B...... Miss Jennie Cambier, Alton, Archer ...... •Bethel (Leota) ...... Mrs. T. Salie, Leota, - Minn. Y. L. B...... 20 Miss Nellie Moret, Leota, Boyden ...... \ ...... 30 Mrs. J. S. Dethmers, Boyden, Iowa *Y. l . M. S...... Miss J. Veenschoten, Boyden, •Carmel (Rock Valley)...... *Y. L. M. S...... Churchville (Pipestone) ...... 17 Mrs. F. Vander Woude, Pipestone, R. 1, Minn. Doon ...... 17 Mrs. J. Scholten, Doon, Route 2, Iowa tEdgerton ...... Mrs. C. Van Steenwyk, Edgerton, Minn. Free Grace (Middleburg, Or ange City) ...... 25 Mrs. G. Slothber, Orange City, Iowa •Y. L. B...... Miss Mary Roggen, Middleburg, “ Friesland (Sandstone) ...... Holland, Neb...... 75 Miss D. Vander Beck, Holland. Neb. Workers for Christ ...... 40 Miss Dreaka Kleinendorst, Holland, R. F. D., “ Hospers ...... 80 Mrs. Geo. H. Douwstra, Hospers, Iowa • Y. L. B...... Miss Tillie Van Zyl, Hospers, “ Huii ...... 40 Mrs. W. De Roos, Jr., Hull, “ Y. L. B...... ■...... 35 Miss Rena Doeksen, Hull, “ •Luctor (Prairie View)...... Miss Rosie Drent, R. 1, Prairie View, Kan. Maurice ...... 43 Mrs. j. Van den Brink, Maurice, Iowa •Y. L. M. S...... Miss Nellie Maassen, Maurice, “ New Kirk ...... Mrs. S. P. De Jong, Alton, R. R. 1, Y. L. M. S...... 28 Miss Minnie Harmelink, Hospers, •Orange City ...... Mrs. J. J. Van Wyk, Orange City^ “ Dorcas ...... 82 Mrs. B. Vander Aarde, Orange City, Mission Band ...... 86 Miss Jennie Roetman, Orange City, ‘ Y. W. S...... 60 Mrs. C. Van Rooyen, Orange City, Pella, Neb. (Adams) ...... 20 Miss Hannah Vanderbeek, R. F. D. 1, Adams, Neb. Prairie View ...... Mrs. G. A. Van Dilst, Prairie View, Kan. Rock Valley ...... 45 Mrs. M. De Blonk, Rock Valley, Iowa •Y. L. B...... Miss Huizinga, Rock Valley, “ Roseland, Minn. (Svea)...... Rotterdam (Cawker City)...... 11 Mrs. e / h .'P eters, R. F. D. 3, Cawker City, Kan. Sandstone ...... Mrs. A. J. Eitens, Sandstone, Minn. Sheldon ...... Silver Creek (Maple Lake)...... •First, Sioux Center ...... Mrs. 6. W. Wesselink, Sioux Center, Iowa *Y. L. M. B...... Miss Lillie Van Putten. Sioux Center, ‘‘ •Second. Sioux Center ...... Mrs. Walter Van Steenbergen, Sioux Center, fHelping Hand ...... 28 Mrs. P. Bartels, Sioux Center, •Spring Creek (Navarre) ...... Mrs. John Roetman, R. R. 2, Edgerton, Minn. Volga ...... First Montana (Conrad) ...... *No report. fNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Miss Marie Muilenburg, Orange City, Iowa. Mrs. Anthony Te Paske, Sioux Centre, Iowa. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss Mary Pelmulder, Orange City, Iowa. N umber op Churches and Societies Members Bloomingdale (Bloomington). . . 18 Mrs. Walter Hilterbrant, Kingston, R. F. D., N. Y. The Clove (High Falls)...... 25 Mrs. J. L. Snyder, High Falls, •J. C. E...... Alhgerville ...... 12 Mrs. Harvey B. De Witt, AHigerville, •Gardiner ...... •. Mrs. Leonard Cole, Gardiner, *J. C. E...... •Guilford ...... Mrs. Flora Smeeds, Gardiner, 44 Hurley ...... 32 Mrs. John Ostrander, Hurley, Ulster Co., 44 •Williifg Workers ...... Miss Ellen Smith. Hurley, 44 J. C. E...... Miss Luella Snyder, Hurley, Fair S t, Kingston ...... 80 Mrs. Peter H. Osterhoudt, 18 Oak S t, Kingston, Krumville ...... Lyonsville ...... Marbletown (Stone Ridge). 12 Miss K. H. Cantine, Stone Ridge, North Marbletonm ...... New Paltz ...... 35 Mrs. Philip H. Du Bois, New Paltz, R. F. D., fMary Beattie M. C...... 18 Miss Lena Le Fevre, Modena, Ulster Co., Rochester (Accord)...... All Miss C. M. Dunn, Pataukunk, Rosendale ...... 36 Mrs. O. Du Bois, Rosendale, Rosendale Plains (Tillson). 45 Miss Rhoda Hardenbergh, Tillson, *J. C. E...... Miss Sutherland, Tillson, St. Remy...... 23 Mrs. Katherine Sutton, S t Remy, *No report. fNew society. . CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: - Miss Mary Deyo, Gardiner, N. Y. Mrs. Edgar Ellsworth, S t Remy, N. Y. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Mrs. Arthur Church, High Falls, N. Y. Vice-President, Mrs. Ben. Bush, New Paltz, N. Y. Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. Edgar Ellsworth, St. Remy, N. Y. \ N umber of Churches and Societies Members Secretaries Jamaica ...... 148 Mrs. D. L. Hardenbrook, 22 Flushing Ave., Jamaica, N. Y. *K. D...... Y. W. Church Club.'...... 65 Miss Alice C. Burton, 99 Herriman Ave., Jamaica, Newtown (Elmhurst) ...... 10 Mrs. L. F. Booth, Broadway, Elmhurst, Oyster Bay (Brookville, Glen Head) ...... 28 Mrs. Frank Smith, Glen Head, L. I., „ North Hempstead (Manhasset).. 18 Miss Edeliza R. Schenck, Manhasset, Wifliamsburg ...... 25 Mrs. John H. Dingman, 579 E. 19th S t, Brooklyn, Crystal Society ...... 25 Miss M. L. Clark, 183 Hewes St., Brooklyn, > 4t First, Astoria ...... 23 Miss Lottie E. Smith, 70 Remsen S t, Astoria, tThe Whatsoever Circle...... 10 Miss Laura Vincent, 89 Fulton S t, Astoria, it •Flushing ...... Mrs. Wm. Badger, 829 Amity S t, Flushing, •Kent S t, Brooklyn ...... Miss Grace E. Iordan, 138 Oak S t, Brooklyn, South Busbwick ...... 52 Miss E. E. Lockwood, 1053 Lafayette Ave., Brooklyn, •• • j r f Second, Astoria, German...... 21 Miss Lillie Gerken, 275 Grand Ave., Astoria, .. 45 Mrs. George E. Bergen, Creed Ave., Queens, •First, Long Island City...... Mrs. G. A. Gray, 113 Prospect S t, L. I. City, Busbwick ...... _...... Mrs. E. W. Pink, 57 Maspeth Ave., Brooklyn, 11 Mrs. W. L. Keller, 669 Ninth Ave., Brooklyn, “ •New Hyde Park ...... Mrs. Frank Schwartz, Floral Park, “ Sunnystde (Long Island City) .. German Evang. (Far Rockaway, ' Inwood) ...... •No report. tNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. J. S. N. Demarest, Queens, N. Y. Mrs. A. S. Wyckoff, 95 Clinton Ave., Jamaica, N. Y. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN'S WORK: Miss Katherine Ackert, 99 Hardenbrook Ave., Jamaica, L. I. ■ OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: Hon. President, Mrs. C. Rapelye, Astoria, N. Y. President, Mrs. H. S. Moore, 155 Bowne Ave., Flushing, N. Y. Vice-President, Mrs. C. H. Wilcox. 107 Clinton Ave., Jamaica, N. Y. Secretary, Mrs. F. H. Booth, Elmhurst, N. Y. Treasurer, Mrs. George Bergen, Creed Ave., Jueens, N. Y. • N umbsb of Chubches and Societies Members First, Brooklyn ...... 91 Mrs. Albert Korber, 103 Lincoln Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Farrar Mission Circle 48 Miss A. P. Walsb, 75 Eighth Ave., Brooklyn, “ K. D...... 27 Miss Elizabeth V. Quick, 546 Seventh St., Brooklyn, “ First, Flatbusb ...... 40 Mrs. John D. Prince, 849 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, “ Y. W. Aux...... 43 Mrs. Edith M. Simpson, 621 Putnam Ave., Brooklyn, " •Junior Aux...... Miss Marguerite Schenck, 209 E. 19th St., Brooklyn, “ Grace (Brooklyn) ...... 50 Mrs. Arthur Hunt, &2 Hawthorne St., Brooklyn, “ Y W S 12 Miss Mary A. Shaw, 850 Rutland Road, Brooklyn, “ New Utrecht ...... 51 Miss P. M. Hegeman, 7922 18th Ave., Brooklyn, “ The Neighbors ...... 80 Mrs. O. E. Fisher, 1828 83rd St., Brooklyn, “ Gravesend ...... 40 Miss L. R. Lake, Gravesend Ave. and Ave. P, Brooklyn, " J. C. E. 30 Miss Maude E. Voris, Neck Road & E. 4th St., Brooklyn, “ Flatlands ...... Miss R. Jane Ryder, Kings Highway & E. 34th St., “ New Lots ...... East New York (B rooklyn).... •Ladies’ Aid Society ...... Mrs. Samuel J. MacFarland, 27 Forest Parkway, ' Woodhaven. N. Y. M. B...... 80 Miss^G. Goold, 212 Woodland Ave., Woodhaven, “ South, Brooklyn ...... 59 Mrs. J. M. Demarest, 842 Senator S t, Brooklyn, “ *Y. W. S...... Miss Olga B. Johnson, 351 73d S t, Brooklyn, “ Twelfth St., Brooklyn ...... 40 Mrs. T. Barringer, 177 Westminster Rd., Brooklyn, “ *J. C. E...... Bethany (Brooklyn) ...... 84 Mrs. P. H. Clifford, Clermont Ave., Brooklyn, " K. D. Endeavor C ircle...... 11 Miss Mary L. Hook, 88 Herkimer St., “ Church on Hts. (B rooklyn).... 25 Miss M. Louise Edwards, 145 Berkeley Place, Brooklyn, “ Arabian Circle ...... 20 Miss A. S. Grady, 111 Pierrepont S t, Brooklyn, “ New Brooklyn ...... Second, F latbusb...... Canarsie ...... 20 Mrs. R. N. Pickering, 1180 E. 06th S t, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ocean Hill (Brooklyn) Edgewood ...... 21 Mrs. Alexander Wilson, 1441 59th S t, Brooklyn, N. Y. •Crusaders ...... Miss Ruth W. Hadley, 1812 54th St., Brooklyn, “ Greenwood Heights . .. 20 Miss Julia Tracy Phillips, 825 42d S t, Brooklyn, “ *J. C. E...... Bay Ridge ...... 82 Miss Laura L. Bennett, 416 79th S t, Brooklyn, Eendracht Club ...... Mrs. Wynant Caye, 271 71st St., Brooklyn, Woodlawn (Brooklyn) .. Miss E. C. Eccles, 1485 E. 2d S t, Brooklyn, Ridgewood ...... Barren Island ...... Windsor Terrace ...... *No report. tNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Miss M. L. Edwards, 145 Berkeley Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. P. A. MacLean, 864 President, S t, Brooklyn, N. Y. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss Gertrude Ditmars, 800 Carroll S t, Brooklyn, N. Y. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Mrs. P. A. MacLean, 864 President S t, Brooklyn, N. Y. Vice-President, Mrs. John Berrjr. Secretary, Miss Louise G. Zabriskie, 878 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Treasurer, Mrs. Louis German, 251 Canarsie Lane, Brooklyn, N. Y. % N umber of Chubches and Societies Members Secretaries Bethany (Grand Rapids)... • . . . 60 Mrs. J. C. Heyboer, 725 Kellogg St., G. Rapids, Mich. Y. L. M. S...... Miss Gertrude Verseput, 711 Baldwin St., Grand Rapids, ' Bethany (Kalamazoo) ...... 41 Mrs. J. Bos, 1812 S. West St., Kalamazoo, “ •Y. L. M. B...... Miss Marie Otte, 880 Coit Ave., Grand Rapids, Mich. •Constantine ...... Miss Nellie Hotchin, Constantine, . “ Grace (Grand Rapids) ...... 42 Mrs. L. P. Dykstra, 412 Caulfield Ave., G. Rapids, •Girls’ Guild ...... Miss Tena Stuite, 378 Grandville Ave., G. Rapids, Mich. Second, Grand Haven ...... 36 Mrs. W. De Kleine, 626 Clinton St., Grand Haven, “ First, Grand Rapids ...... Mrs. P. Meeuwsen, 806 S. Lafayette St., ' Grand Rapids, Mich. Hope (Holland) ...... _...... Miss Grace Hazenberg, 699 State St., Holland, Mich. Immanuel (Grand Rapids)...... 34 Mrs. C. H. Karsten, 935 Bates S t, G. Rapids, “ •Second, Kalamazoo ...... Mrs. C. Van Haaften, 821 So. Park S t, Kalamazoo, •Y. L. M. B...... Miss Henrietta Roskam, 628 So. Burdick S t, Kalamazoo, Miss Esther Den Adel, 419 Park Place, Kalamazoo, “ N. Park St., Kalamazoo . . . . Miss Jennie Workmen, N. Pitcher S t, Kalamazoo, " Tsu Sim Band ...... Miss Nellie Van Dis, 536 Mabel S t, Kalamazoo, " •Doshikwai M. C...... Miss Clara Van Dyke, 1118 No. Park St., » Kalamazoo, “ Second, Muskegon ...... 51 Mrs. W. R. Stahl, 7 Clinton S t, Muskegon, Mich. Y. W. M. C...... 26 Miss Janet Kulicamp, 69 Oak S t, Muskegon, “ •No report. tNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. C. V. R. Gilmore, Holland, Mich. Mrs. Ame Vennema, Holland, Mich. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Mrs. Garret Hondelink, Muskegon, Mich. . OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: Same as Grand River and Holland. CLASSIS OF MONMOUTH.—P. S. N. B. N umber op Churches and Societies Members Secretaries First, Freehold (Marlboro) 32 Mrs. J. H. Baird, Marlboro, N. J. • “Who-so-ever” ...... •J. C. E...... Holmdel ...... 24 Miss Ella Du Bois, Matawan, R. D. 2, N. T. Middletown ...... 22 Mrs. D. D. Hendrickson, Middletown, " •Steady Gleaners ...... Second, Freehold ...... Miss J. A. Conover, Freehold. N.J. *Y. W. M. S...... Miss A. O. Du Bois, Freehold, R. D. 2, “ Keyport .... 19 Mrs. Lillie Crawford, Keyport, “ Long Branch 22 Mrs. Stewart C. Shann, 58 Washington S t, “ Colt’s Neck . 25 Miss Lizzie Soffel, Colt’s Neck, “ Asbury Park 33 Mrs. Geo. Reighton, 111 Heck Ave., Ocean Grove, “ •Red Bank . •No report. tNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. Edgar Schenck, R. F. D. 2, Matawan, N. J. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Mrs. J. Holmes Conover, Lyncroft, N. J. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Mrs. Frank Wilcox, 105 Munroe Ave., Asbury Park, N. J. Vice-President, Mrs. Katharine Kelly, Wickatunk, N. J. Secretary, Miss J. A. Conover, Freehold, N. J. Treasurer, Mrs. Edgar Schenck, R. D. 2, Matawan, N. J. N umbeb op Churches and Societies Members First, Amsterdam .. All Miss Anna Seburn, 151 Florida Ave., Amsterdam, N. Y. Trinity, Amsterdam 49 Mrs. John F. Harvey, 183 Market St., Amsterdam, “ *k. b. *...... *J. C. E...... Miss Bertha Olinger, 37 Bunn S t, Amsterdam, N. Y. Auriesville ...... 7 Miss Jennie M. Miller, Fultonville, R. D. 1, “ Buffalo ...... Canajobarie ...... 32 Mrs. Frank Shubert, Canajobarie, N. Y. Cicero ...... Columbia ...... 'Cortland ...... Cranesville ...... Currytown ...... 23 Miss Sarah Dievendorf, Sprakers, N. Y. Ephratah...... 'Florida (Minaville) ...... Mrs. Wm. Kelly, R. D. 2, Amsterdam, N.Y. Fonda ...... Fort P la in ...... 27 Miss Ellen L. Dunn, Fort Plain, N. Y. Mizpah Circle .... 14 Miss Bessie Weber, Nelliston, “ Fort Herkimer...... 'Fultonville ...... Mrs. Jas. S. Smith, Fultonville, N. Y. Glen ...... Hagaraan ...... 40 Mrs. Frank L. Hart, Hagaman, N. Y. Herkimer ...... Mrs. W. I. Petrie, 801 Green S t, Herkimer, “ Interlaken ...... 25 Miss M. H. Eylenbergh, Interlaken, “ Johnstown ...... 80 Mrs. Fred Stewart, 869 No. Perry St, Johnstown, " •T. C. E...... Lodi ...... 37 Mrs. L. G. Farrington, Lodi, R. F. D., N.Y. Manheim (Little Falls) 12 Miss Florence E. Snell, Little Falls, R. F. D., " Mapletown ...... Mohawk ...... 17 Mrs. L. D. Browne, Mohawk, N. Y. Naumberg ...... Owasco ...... Owasco O u tlet...... St. Johnsville...... 81 Mrs. Seward Walrath, 3 West Main S t, N.Y. K. D...... Miss Millie Hyde, S t Johnsville, J. C. E...... Mrs. Fred Perkins, S t Johnsville, 44 Sprakers ...... 7 Mrs. E. Onderkirk, Sprakers, <4 Stone Arabia...... First, Syracuse ...... 60 Mrs. Jas. A. Vandenbergfa, 300 McBride S t, ~ Syracuse, N. Y. Second, Syracuse . . . . , 20 Mrs. H. Snyder, 217 Shuart Ave., Syracuse, “ J . C. E...... 25 Mrs. S. B. Boyd, 415 Douglas St., Syracuse, “ 'Thousand Islands ... * .... Mrs. C. A. Everson, Alexandria Bay, “ Utica ...... 12 Miss S. B. Seaton, 22 Jewett Place, Utica, “ K. D...... 20 Miss Edith Kellogg, 767 Mary St., Utica, " 'Crusaders ...... West Leyden ...... 'Willing Workers’ Mission Band ...... Y. L. Guild ...... 9 Miss Elva Luckel, West Leyden, N.Y. 'No* report. fNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. Henry Zoller, Fort Plain, N. Y. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss Lucy G. Nichols, 209 Robinson S t, Syracuse, N. Y. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Mrs. Louis H. Holden, Utica, N. Y. Vice-President, Mrs. C. V. W. Bedford, Hagaman, N. Y. Secretary, Mrs. J. A. Burlingame, Mohawk, N. Y. Treasurer, Mrs. E. S. Van Deusen, Fort Plain, N. Y. .N umbsb os Chubches and Societies ■ Members Belleville ...... 40 Mrs. L. Davenport, 26 Union Ave., Belleville, N. J. First, Newark ...... 32 Mrs. James Thomas, 105 Hedden Terrace, Newark, " Irvington ...... 26 Mrs. Juliet C. Dilts, 180 Nesbit Ter., Irvington, “ •J. C. E...... New York Ave., Newark. 36 Miss Matilda Schultz, 134 Prospect St., Newark, " K. D...... 36 Miss Matilda Schultz, 134 Prospect St., Newark, “ *J. C. E...... •Crusaders ...... •Franklin (Nutley)...... Mrs. C. B. Vande Water, 556 Center St., Nutley, “ North, N ew ark...... All Miss Anne B. Littell, 24 James St., Newark, “ T. C. E...... Miss Mary Schneider,..25 Lombardy St., Newark, “ Young Woman's Guild 60 Miss Anne B. Littell, 24 James St„ Newark, “ Clinton Ave., Newark . .. 40 Mrs. A. E. Delano, 173 Clinton Ave., Newark, “ •Heidelberg Guild ...... Mrs. F. A. Lambert, 119 Johnson Ave., Newark, “ J. C. E...... 34 Mrs. C. L. Mundy, 98 Lincoln Park, Newark, . “ West, N ew ark...... Trinity (Newark) ...... 24 Mrs. John Venters, Jr., 651 Ferry St., Newark, Linden ...... Christ (Newark) ...... 22 Mrs. J. A. Wm. Noble, 810 Clifton Ave., Newark, “ Brookdale ...... 4 Miss Katie Heinz, Brookdale, Essex Co., “ First, Orange ...... Mrs. W. H. De Camp, 4 Prospect Terrace, E. Orange, “ *Y. W. B...... r ...... Miss Matilda Marty, William St., E. Orange, “ 71 Mrs. Frank S. Templin,.206 E. 9th St., Plainfield, “ TrVnV pM? R el.d,..- : :.v :: : : :: : 66 Miss Mabel Wilson, 426 Madison Ave., Plainfield, “ •Boys' Mission B a n d ...... George Hummel, 121 Duer St., Plainfield, “ German Plainfield ...... •Montclair Heights ...... Mrs. G. W. Hopper, 570 Mountain Ave., . Montclair Heights, " Mission Circle 15 Mrs..L. V. Hubbard, 842 Park St, * Upper Montclair, 41 Hyde Park (East Orange) 44 Mrs. F. E. Rogers, 6 Garfield Place, E. Orange, “ Netherwood ...... •No report. tNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Miss Anne B. Littell, 24 James S t, Newark, N. J. ° CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss Elsie W. Conklin, 813 Summer Ave., Newark, N. J. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Mrs. H. V. Youngman, 89 Lloyd Place, Montclair, N. -J. Vice-President, Mrs. F. S. Douglas, 1019 Broad S t, Newark, N. T. Secretary, Mrs. C. B. Vande Water, 556 Center S t, Nutley, N. J. Treasurer, Miss E. E. Sleight, 31 Lincoln Park, Newark, N. J. Number op C hubches and Societies Members Secretaries First, New Brunswick...... 80 Mrs. A. A. Cozzens, 87 Codwise Ave., New Brunswick, N. J. Y. L. M. G...... 88 Miss Minnie R. Stoothoff, George’s Road, N.B., " Six Mile Run (Franklin Park).. 48 Miss Dora K. Cushman, Franklin Park, 'Missionary Guild ...... ,.. Mrs. T. D. Ten Eyck, Franklin Park, “ Hillsborough (Millstone) ...... 54 Miss M. Gertrude Sutpben, Millstone, “ Middlebush ...... 42 Mrs. H. W. Kline, New Brunswick, R. D.6 ^ “ 'Mission Workers ...... Miss Maria Gulick, R. D. 6, New Brunswick “ Griggstown ...... 18 Mrs. H. W. Hoagland, Skillraan, R. F. D., " Cheerful Workers ...... 26 Mrs. H. W. Staats, Belle Meade, R. F. D., " Second, New Brunswick...... 68 Mrs. George H. Payson, 41 Mine St., New Brunswick, “ Y. W. M. G...... 38 Miss Julia Williamson, Unioo St., New Brunswick, “ Bound Brook (S. Bound Brook). 26 Mrs. Sadie Van Doren, Bound Brook, “ J. C. E...... 45 Miss Clara Wolferz, South Bound Brook, “ East Millstone ...... 38 Mrs. C. A. Dunn, East Millstone, “ •Hopeful Workers’ M. B ...... Metuchen ...... 37 Mrs. S. F. DeMott, Metuchen, Sunshine Society ...... 17 Miss Alma Snyder, Metuchen, 'Suydam St., New Brunswick.. . . . Mrs. Geo. Berdine, 184 Livingston Ave., N. B., Campbell M. B...... 24 Miss C. K. Drury, 218 Redmond St., N. B., J. C E...... 32 Miss Charlotte K. Drury, 218 Redmond St., N. B., Crusaders ...... 43 Mrs. J. S. Van Middlesworth, 135 George St., Highland Park ...... •Spotsw ood'...... Mrs. John Dill, Spotswood, *Y. W. S...... Miss Edith L. Arnold, Spotswood, . *J. C. E...... St. Paul’s (Perth Amboy)...... Rocky Hill ...... 28 Mrs. P. V. Cortelyou, Rocky Hill, •No report. fNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. J. H. Gillespie, New Brunswick, ^ N. J. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss Helen E. Searle, New Brunswick, N. J. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Mrs. A. V. Skillman, Highland Park, New Brunswick, N. J. Permanent Secretary, Miss Mae W. Osborn, 222 Seaman St., New Brunswick, N. J. Secretary, Miss Helen E. Searle, Seminary Place, New Brunswick, N. J. Treasurer, Miss Gertrude Nevius, East Millstone, N. Y. 0 N umbeb op Members Collegiate, St. Nicholas Miss Edith A. Van Wyck, 541 Lexington Ave., N Y. City " W. Aux...... Miss Evelina Deyo, 64 W. 47th St., “ Collegiate, Marble . . . . " if Mrs. J. F. Hemenway, 17 W. 82nd St., “ ‘ CoHe^iate, West End Mrs. R. K. Ingles, 168 W. 80th S t. “ Mrs. C. M. Wales, 468 Riverside Drive, “ Junior Pioneers .... Address Society, 826 West End Ave., “ Collegiate. Middle . . . . Miss A. W. Olcott, 111 W. 18th St., “ 'Crusaders ...... Miss Catherine Wenner, 25 E. 7th S t, “ Crusaders, Junior ... Mrs. DeWitt Knox, 174-8 Broadway, “ •Collegiate, 84th S t '. . Miss Margaret, Fulton, 625 W. 135th St., M Knox Memorial ...... Vermilye Chapel...... Harlem, Elmendorf Chapel, K.D. . . . . Miss M. M. Frech**i67 E. Vllth St.l...... • i ...... Miss Elizabeth Kerolo, 101 W. 128rd St., Y. W. Dorcas ...... 88 Mrs. J. C. Picken, 441 Ft. Washington Ave., >K. D...... South . Miss S. Steward; 166 E. 66th S t, • Manor_ Chapel ...... -0 Miss Alice A. Brown, 860 W. 26th S t, “ J- L. E...... 30 Miss Alice A. Brown, 4 Russel St., r, w. . Woodhaven, L. I., N. Y. Staten Island (Port Richmond). . Miss S. E. Miller, Richmond Terrace, cor. House man, Port Richmond “ •K. D...... • ...... Miss E. Swartout, Heberton Ave., Port Richmond, ** 68thr St^Gerrnan ...... ^ r8’ D ougla9 Knox. Bedford Park, Bronx, N. Y. City •Bloomingdale ...... Y..Y.7!! YYYYY i...... •Madison Ave...... Mrs. Frank W. Crane, 60 \V. i29th S t"...... '•*“ •K D3 (M0M ...... 9 Mr8* W* Blackman, 1256 Findlay Ave., " Union, High Bridge...... Mrs. J. L. Morgan, 1298 Shakespeare Ave., . .. „ , „ _ . High Bridge, N.Y. *K. D. M. B...... Miss Maud S. Clark, 1180 Anderson Ave., . _ High Bridge, " Brighton Heights ...... 65 Mrs. D. U Bardwell, 181 St. Marks PI.. _ •Mission Band ...... Mrs. C. Dunning, Havenwood Road, CW Bri8hton' German Evang. M ission...... Brighton Heights, “ Grace ...... *...... cprai Workers...... ’ .!!.!!!!!!!!]! Y Y !!!!!!!!...... chTrih°"fGthaeTomfo'r;« ::.::: ' a™.."'' "n. y: Anderson Mem’l ...... ! .Y ! Y ...... W estS an n s...... Mr®* ^ haS* ^ ° 0^w5n» ?288 Hughes Ave*...... ’“’* St. Peter’s German E v an g ...... Y Y Y ...... •Bethany Mem’l Mothers’ Circle. . . . . Miss Ada Johnson*, * 400 E*' 67th * S t ...... ***** Melrose, German ...... YY YY Y Y Y Y Y ...... Fourth, German ...... ]...... Trinity, Belfast, Me...... Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ...... Huguenot Park ...... Averuie”^ Gentian ...... Miss Florence Barrie, Huguenot Park, ...... N. Y* Mariner’s H a rb o r...... Fort Washington^...... ' 25 *Mr*s.* J.' M. 'Baldwin, *51*5 W* ‘lYs’th St.,* ’ ’ : * * *N. y ! City Columbian Comanche Fort Sill Mescalero •No report. _ fNew society. ' , CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Miss A. W. Olcott, 111 West 18th S t, New York City. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss Florence K. Geer, 959 Anderson Ave., High Bridge, N. Y. City. N umbeb of Chubches and Societies Members Secretaries Bloomingburg ...... Mrs. Frances E. Clapham, Bloomingburg, N. Y. Callicoon ...... Cuddebackville ...... Claraville (Grahamsville) ...... Deer Park (Port Jervis) ...... 45 Mrs. Edward Reynolds, 82 Orange S t, Port Jervis, “ J. C. E...... 40 Miss Mary Payne, 99 £. Main S t, Port Jervis, “ Ellenville ...... Mrs. W. L. Steiner, The Manse, Ellenville, " •J. C. E...... hallsburgh (Woodbourne) ...... Grahamsville ...... Kerhonkson ...... ' - ...... MamakatinR (Wurtsboro) ...... Minnisink (Montaeue) ...... Miss Anita M. Bookstaver, Middletown, R. F. D., 3, *' NewburglT...... Mrs. W. C. Chambers, 55 Liberty St., Newburgh, " 'Christomathean Society . . . . Miss L. Estabrook, 248 Montgomery S t, Newburgh “ *J. C. E...... New Hurley ...... ’ ' New Prospect (Pine Bush). . . . Mrs. Simon Vernooy, Pine Bush, “ “ Second, Port Jervis ...... Shawangunk ...... Miss Mariana Bruyn, R. F. D. 1, Wallkill, " Unionville ...... Walden ...... Mrs. C. Edgar Decker, Maple S t, Walden, “ Mrs. Geo. De Kay, 65 Maple S t, Walden, “ Wallkill Valley ...... 47 Mrs. D. G. Verwcy, Wallkill, “ Upper Walpack (Dingman’s Fern’, Pa.) ...... Lower Walpack (Bushkill, P a.)...... Warwarsing (Napanoch) ...... 35 Mrs. Henry F. Hoornbeck, Napanock, Ulster Co., “ *No report. fNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. C. H. Norris, 6 Mary St, Port Jervis, N. Y. Mrs. B. S. Galloway, WalJkill, N. Y. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss Carrie B. Ronk, 40 Farrington St., Newburgh, N. Y. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Mrs. W. L. Steiner. Ellenville, N. Y. Vice-President, Mrs. Edward W illiam s, Newburgh, N. Y. Rec. Secretary, Mrs. C. H. Norris, Port Jervis, N. Y. Cor. Secretary and Treasurer. Mrs. Joel Whitten, Pine Bush, N. Y. CLASSIS OF PARAMUS.—P. S. N. B. N umber of C hurches and Societies Members Secretaries Acquackanonck (Passaic) . 74 Miss A. E. Gaston, 180 Lexington Ave., Passaic, N. J. Aycrigg M. B...... 47 Miss Winnerfred Drukker, Lafayette Ave., Passaic, Centerville (Athenia) . . . . 83 Mrs. Edw. Myers, Athenia, Clarkstown (West Nyack) 38 Mrs. E. T. R. Randolph, West Nyack, N. Y. Clifton ...... J. C: E...... 81 Miss Minnie Borneman, 18 Passaic Ave., Clinton, N. J. Darlington ...... Airs. J. Davison, Ramsey, R. F. D., “ Garfield ...... Glen Rock (Ridgewood) . Hawthorne ...... First, Holland (Lodi) ... 25 Mrs. L. Jagt, 72 James St., Lodi, N. J. Second, Lodi ...... North, Paterson ...... Nyack ...... All Mrs. Doig, First Ave., Nyack,, N. Y. J. C. E...... 28 Miss May S. Blauvelt, 100 S. Broadway, Nyack, “ Paramus ...... 22 Miss Marie Tallman, Ridgewood, N. J. •Crusaders ...... Pascack, Park Ridge ...... Mrs. Isaac T. Herring, Park Ridge, . N. J. North, Passaic ...... Mrs. R. C. Winship, 51 Paulison Ave., Passaic, J. C. E...... Miss Edith M. Coleman, 104 Howe Ave., Passaic, First, Holland (Passaic).. Mrs. C. Pipeline, 337 Bloomfield Ave., Passaic, Y. L. M. S...... Miss Florence Vonk, 98 Bloomfield Ave., Passaic, Broadway (Paterson) . . . . 56 Mrs. Geo. B. Dunning, 575 East 25th S t, Paterson, First, Holland (Paterson) Second, Paterson ...... Mrs. T. W. Welles, 406 East 80th St., Paterson, N. J. •K. D...... Piermont ...... 16 Miss Adelaide E. Haring, Piermont, N. Y. *J. C. E...... ,.. Miss Mary Jessup, Piermont, “ Ramapo (Mahwah) ...... 23 Mrs. David Hopper, Mahwah, N. J. Ridgewood 90 Mrs. A. C. Brooks, 53 Monte Vista PI., Ridgewood, “ *v'Y. wW. iM. S. ,.. Miss Clara Krouse, Ridgewood, “ :&.cB. E- Miss Majorie Bogart, Ridgewood, N. J. Saddle River ...... 10 Mrs. J. Alfred Smith, R. F. D., Monsey, N. Y. S^m g^V alU y 112 Mrs. W. D. Kerr, Spring Valley, Miss Bessie Irvine, Spring Valley, Miss C. M. Stephens, Tappan, WalcLvick* ".‘. V . *.*! Warwick ...... 105 Mrs. Ira A. Hawkins, Warwick, N. Y. Heart and Hand ...... 55 Miss Mary Wheeler, Warwick, 43 Mrs. Taber Knox, Warwick, Weest New Hempstead (Monsey). First, Holland" (Wortendyke) .. Mrs. M. Verwey, Midland Park, N. J. .jY. W. S. Miss Jennie Hymen, Midland Park, Trinity (Wortendyke) ...... Mrs. J. H. Whitehead, West Franklin Ave., Ridgewood, fFourth^Passaic (Holland) .... Airs. C. Bergsma, Hadley Ave., Clifton Aliss Dora A. Van Den Heuvel, 219 Alyrtle Ave., Passaic, *No report. fNew society. CLASSICAL COAIMITTEE: Airs. Philip Van Alstinet Spring Valley, _N. Y. Mrs. N. Boer, 141 Hamilton Ave., Passaic, N. J. CLASSICAL COAIMITTEE ON YOUNG WOAIAN’S WORK: Aliss Belle Sly, Warwick, N. Y. OFFICERS OF AIISSIONARY UNION: President, Airs. A. C. Dykema, Alahwah, N. J. First Vice-President, Airs. G. B. Dunning, 575 East 25th St., Paterson, N. J. Second Vice-President, Airs. J. N. Alorris, Piermont, N. Y.. Secretory and Treasurer, Aliss Alay Blauvelt, 100 S. Broadway, Nyack, N. Y. Asst. Secretary and Treasurer, Aliss Cornelia F. Bedell, Nyack, N. Y. CLASSIS OF PASSAIC.—P. S. N. B. Number of * Ckukcues and Societies M EMBERS Secretaries ' Miss Julia H. Ball, Boonton, ^ N.J. •J. C. E...... Mrs. H. E. Kopp, 110 Grant St., Boonton, First, Little Falls ...... 40 Mrs. B. A. Stanley, Little Falls, •Second, Little Falls ...... Mrs. N. J. Tylstra, Little Falls, N;.J* •Girls’ M. B...... Montville ...... People’s Park (Paterson) ...... Pompton (Riverdale) ...... 20 Mrs. W. S. MacMuilen, Riverdale, N. J. K. D...... Edward Colfax, Pompton, J. C. E...... Mrs. J. B. Hill, Pompton, Lakes, Pompton Plains ...... !!! ” 46 Miss Anna Graham, Pompton Plains, •J. C. E...... Ponds (Oakland) ...... •Preakness (Paterson) ...... Mrs. Larry Berdan, R. F. D. 1, Paterson, N.(J. Riverside (Paterson) ...... Mrs. J. B. Church, 518 River St., Paterson, Sixth, Holland (Paterson).. Mrs C. Vanderweide, 134 North 4th St., Paterson, Rhoda Y. W. S...... Miss Jennie DeHaan, 209 N. 4th St., Paterson, First Totowa (Paterson).... Mrs. B. Pepling, 781 E. 19th St., Paterson, •K. D...... : •J. C. E...... S. S. M. B...... Miss Ethel F. Hamilton, 680 E. 25th St., Paterson, N. J. Union, Holland (Paterson) ...... Wanaque ...... •Wyckoff ...... Mrs. John Ackerman, Wyckoff, ^ N. J. *No report. fNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. L. E. Voorhees, 140 W. 91st St.. New York City. - CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss Louise T. Ryerson, Pompton Plains; N. J. ' OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION:\ * President, Mrs. W. S. MacMuilen, Riverdale, N. J. Vice-President, Miss F. Woodruff, Boonton, N. J. Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. Jas. Voorhees, 140 W. 91st St., N. Y. City. * N umber op Churches and Societies Members Secretaries Bethany (Sully) ...... Mrs. J. Dykhuis, Reasoner, Iowa Bethel (Pella) ...... Mrs. John D. Rietveld, R. F. D. 1, Otley, “ Bethlehem (Taintor) ...... Ebenezer (Leighton) ...... 44 Mrs. Ira P. DeCook, Pella, R. F. D. 4, Iowa Willing Workers ...... Miss Rebecca Grandia, R. F. D. 8 , Pella, “ Eddyville ...... 12 Miss Mae Klaaren, R. F. D. 2, Eddyville, " Galesburg ...... & Miss Minnie Marks, Reasonor, “ Kilduff ...... 8 Mrs. Cor. Harthorn, Kellogg, R. D. 3, “ Muscatine ...... 10 Mrs. F. Van Der Ploeg, 989 Lucas St., Muscatine, “ Otley ...... Mrs. J. F. Heimstra. R. 8 , Box 89, Monroe, “ fDorcas ...... 82 Mrs. M. C. Ruissard, Otley, “ First, Pella ...... Mrs. J. Braam, Pella, 44 Dorcas ...... 46 Mrs. Wm. Verros Pella, “ Moonlight Band ...... Miss D. Wormhoudt, Pella, 44 Second, Pella ...... 55 Mrs. A. Versteeg, Pella, 44 Third. Pella ...... Mrs. G. Kolenbrander, Pella, " Martha Society ...... 21 Miss Mary Van Wyk, Pella, “ Dorcas ...... Mrs. G. Benning, Pella, “ Sully ...... Mrs. P. Lubberden, Sully, 44 •No report. fNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. G. S'. Baron, Pella, Iowa. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss Rebecca De Cook, Pella, Iowa. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: ' President, Mrs. B. F. Brinkman, Pella, Iowa. Vice-President, Mrs. W. Duiker, Leighton, Iowa. Secretary, Mrs. E. S. Cook, Pella, Iowa. Treasurer, Miss Marie Van Zee. Pella, Iowa. N umber op Chubches and Societies Members Secbetaribs North and Southampton (Cburchville) ...... Harlingen ...... 48 Mrs. H. B. Van Nuys, Belle Mead, N. T. • ‘Bright Hope M. B...... Charles Staats, Belle Meade, “ Neshanic ...... 40 Mrs. C. S. Wilson, Neshanic Sta., R. D. 1, “ First, Philadelphia ...... 11 Miss Emily Mason, 1624 Green St., Philadelphia, Pa. Second, Philadelphia ...... ‘Fourth, Philadelphia ...... Miss B. Taylor, 246 Krams Ave., Manayunk, Phila., “ Blawenburgh ...... SO Miss Fannie Van Zandt, Blawenburg, N. J. M. G...... Mrs. C. J. Fingar, Blawenburg, " Stanton ...... 20 Mrs. Geo. Bushneld, Stanton, “ •Clover Hill ...... Miss Kate Nevius, Clover Hill, “ twilling Workers ...... 12 Miss Mary Nevius, Clover Hill, “ Fifth, Philadelphia ...... Addisville (Richboro) ...... J. C. E...... : ...... •Three Bridges . .. Mrs. C. E. Connet, Three Bridges, N. T. •Talmage Mem'l (Philadelphia). . . . Mrs. M. Ehly, 7104 Ridge Ave., Roxboro, Phila., Pa. 44 Mrs. T. M. Ehly, 7104 Ridge Ave., Philadelphia, “ j . ” c .‘ e ’“.'.'.'.'.'.‘.'.'.‘''''. 1!!!! 22 Miss B. W. Ehly, 7104 Ridge Ave., Philadelphia, “ Grace (Orangeburg) ...... Bethsaida (Magnolia) ...... Bethel (Shiloh, Lynchburg). . . . Zion (Timmonsville) ...... AH Souls’ (Florence)...... •No report. fNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. W. H. Williamson, 071 N. 10th St., Philadelphia, Pa. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss M. Hanneman, 448 Poplar St„ Philadelphia, Pa. „ OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Mrs. G. H. Donovan, Rocky Hill, N. J. Vice-President, Mrs. W. L. Sahler, Harlingen, N. J. Secretary, Mrs. W. H. Williamson, 971 N. 10th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Treasurer, Mrs. John Hart, Neshanic, N. J. N umber of Churches and Societies Members Secretaries Alexander ...... Iowa First, Aplington ...... 13 Rev. G. Zindler, Aplington, Mrs. M. Meyering, Clara City, •Bethany (Clara City) ...... Bethel (George) ...... Buffalo Center ...... Mrs. W. R. Mundhenke, Kings, Mrs. K. De Vrie, Forreston, Ogle Co., Iowa Hope (George) ...... Immanuel (Uelmondj . First, Lennox ...... Second, Lennox ...... 22 Mrs. Heike Ennenga, Lennox, S. D. Meservey ...... Monroe (Aplington) ...... *...... Monroe, S...... Parkersburg _...... Second, Pekin ...... 21 Miss Katie Clauson, cor Beator & Western Aves., Peoria, 111. Mrs. H. I. Rohlfs, 114 Linn St., Peoria, Ramsey (Titonka) .... Salem (Little Rock)... Mrs. B. Abben, Sr., Little Rock, Iowa •Silver Creek (German Valley)...... Mrs. R. Mennenga, German Valley, HI. Dorcas ...... Miss Swancy Kruse, German Valley, Washington (Ackley) . Mrs. Dirk T. Burma, Ackley, Iowa Wellsburg ...... Mrs. L. H. Wulf, Wellsburg, Iowa •Dorcas, Y. L. S...... Miss Grace Recter, Wellsburg, •Zion (Chapin)...... Mrs. C. Weichman, Chapin, Zoar (Acklev) ...... * . ' *No report. fNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. E. Fuls, German Valley, 111. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S' WORK: t * N umber of CnURCHRS AND SOCIETIES MEMBERS Secretaries First, Poughkeepsie ...... Mrs. D. Crosby Foster, S. Hamilton St., Poughkeepsie, N. V. Y. W. Guild ...... 18 Miss E. A. Johnston, 143 Academy St., Poughkeepsie, " 4 Van Gieson Post ...... 49 Miss Jessie C. Pelton, 254 Mill St., Poughkeepsie, “ Second, Poughkeepsie ...... 09 Miss K. E. Collier, 54 S. Clinton St., Poughkeepsie, “ *K. D...... Miss Cora Storm, 348 Mill St., Poughkeepsie, “ tG. M. C...... 30 Mrs. Nickerson, Poughkeepsie, " Hopewell ...... Miss R. L. Montfort, Hopewell Junction, “ *New Hackensack ...... Miss Mary Bergen, N. Hackensack, “ •K. D...... •Crusaders ...... Noxon Aux...... 14 Miss Sadie M. Warren, La Grangeville, N. Y. Fishkill ...... 54 Mrs. C. D. Sherwood. Brinckerhoff, » “ Rhinebeck ...... - n ...... 20 Miss M. B. Stryker, Rhinebeck, “ •K. D...... M. C E...... Crusaders ...... Miss M. B. Stryker, Rhinebeck, N. Y. Y. L. Dorcas G u ild ...... 20 Miss Sarah F. Cramer, Rhinebeck, “ Fishkil)'On>Hudson ...... 50 Miss E. E. De La Mater, 62 Ferry S t, Fishkill-on-Hudson, " •Girls’ Mission B a n d ...... Miss Effie Flood, Wiltsie Ave., Fishkill-on-Hudson, " Hyde Park ...... Glenham ...... Cold Spring ...... Millbrook ...... Miss M. J. Macomber. Millbrook, N. Y. Arlington ...... 15 Miss Alice Van Tassell, R. F. D. 2, Box 82, Poughkeepsie, “ Upper Red Hook ...... 33 Miss Mary E. Kerley, Tivoli, R. F. D., “ Crusaders ...... 25 Miss Anna B. Moore, R. F. D., Red Hook, " *No report. ‘ fNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. J; E. Lyall, South Millbrook, N. Y. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss Ellen P. Hart, 36 Prospect S t, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: * President, Mrs. Henry Pelton, Garfield Place, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Vice-President, Mrs. J. D. Keith, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Secretary, Miss Ann E. Dearin, 31 Franklin St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Trcasitrcr, Mrs. J. A. Mandeville, Cannon St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. N umdeb op C hubches and Societies Mbubbbs Secretaries First. Raritan (Somerville)...... Mrs. W. S. Cranmer, Somerville, N. T. •Try Again Society ...... Miss Evelyn Slater, Somerville, • •Mission Band ...... Mrs. John Davis, Somerville, N. J. Readington ...... 50 Miss Mary A. Hageman, R. F. D. 1, Three Bridges, “ J- M. B...... 6 Miss Sophie Thompson, Readington, “ Bedminster ...... 50 Mrs. Joseph Layton, Bedminster, “ Lebanon ...... 15 Mrs. W. J. Lonsdale, Lebanon, , “ ^ J. C. E...... 50 Mrs. W. J. Lonsdale, Lebanon, ‘‘ Rockaway (Whitehouse) ...... 45 Mrs. Eunice E. Perry, Whitehouse Station, " •North Branch ...... Miss Carrie Lane, North Branch, “ Lend*a*Hand Society ...... 7 Mrs. George R. Vanderveer, North Branch Depot, “ y* L C...... 25 Miss Ethel J. Waldron, North Branch, “ J. C. E...... 50 Mrs. C. E. Corwin, North Branch, “ Second, Raritan (Somerville).. .. Mrs. P. V. D. Hardcastle, 70 N. Bridge St., Somerville, “ • *J. M. S...... Miss Helen Van Fleet, Somerville, “ Peapack ...... 85 Mrs. J. Watson Plotts, Peapack, “ •South Branch ...... Mrs. K. Martin, South Branch, “ •Mission Band ...... ,.. Miss Esther Van Nest, R. F. D., Neshanic Sta., “ New Center Society ...... Miss Sadie Drake, Somerville, “ Third, Raritan ...... Mrs. Job C. Kenyon, Raritan, “ Pottersville ...... •J. C. E...... Mrs. Theo. Bush, Pottersvilie, N. J. •High Bridge ...... Mrs. Wm. H. Black, High Bridge, “ *S>. S. Class...... Miss Hattie C. Apgar, High Bridge, . " •J. C. E...... •Annandale ...... Mrs. S. E. Emmans, Annandale, N. J. •Fourth, Raritan (Somerville).. .. Mrs. John Nuss, Somerville, “ *No report. fNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Miss I. D. Whitenack, 61 Bridge St., Somerville, N.’ J. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: » Mrs. Albert E. Case, 104 Grove St., Somerville, N. J. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Mrs. W. J. Lonsdale, Lebanon, N. J. First Vice-President, Mrs. Marion T. Conklin, High Bridge, N. J. Second Vice-President, Mrs. Thomas Simonton, Peapack, N. J. Secretary, Mrs. C. H. Bateman, Somervile, N. J. Treasurer, Mrs. L. M. Wilson, Finderne, N. J. N umber op Churches and Societies Members S ecretaries Blooming Grove (De Freestville) 30 Mrs. James L. Dings, Troy, R. D. 4, N. y : tEmmanuel (Castleton) ...... 27 Miss Olive Schlemmer, Castleton, j c. E...... Mrs. E. E. Thomas, Castleton, Philathea Class ...... Miss Marjorie Richards, Castleton, •Chatham ...... Mrs. Abbie J. Bell, Chatham, First, Ghent ...... 25 Mrs. Charles Tracy, Ghent, j . C. E...... 21 Miss Nettle C. Vosburgh, Ghent, •Second, Ghent ...... Mrs. Lucinda Lapham, K. F. D., Ghent, Greenbush (East Greenbush). .. 55 Miss F. G. Cutler, East Greenbush, 40 Mrs. \V. T. Finch, East Greenbush, •linderhook' Miss Florence L. Pruyn, Kinderhook, Nassau ...... 00 Miss Belle Hopkins, Nassau, New Concord ...... 10 Miss Lillian A. King, East Chatham, First, Rensselaer ...... 25 Mrs. J. C. Chandler, 1528 Fourth St., Rensselaer, Schodack ...... 22 Mrs. H. Van Valkenburg, R. F. D., Schodack Landing, •K. D...... Schodack Landing Stuyvesant ...... 7 Miss Grace Allen, Stuyvesant, •Nevius Post .. Stuyvesant Falls . *No report. fNew society. • CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. Charles Tracy, Ghent, N. Y. Mrs. Abbie J. Bell, Chatham, N. Y. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss Mary Belt, Chatham, N. Y. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Mrs. E. E. Thomas, Castleton-on-Hudson, N. Y. Vice-President, Mrs. C. W. Burrows, Kinderhook, N. Y. _ _ _ Secretary, Mrs. Henry Van Valkenberg, Schodack Landing, R. F. D., N. Y. Treasurer, Mrs. J. C. Chandler, 1528 Fifth St., Rensselaer, N. Y. N umber of Churches and Societies Members Secretaries Abbe (Clymer) ...... 20 Mrs. Arnold Wiggers, Clymer, N. Y. Arcadia (Newark) ...... 75 Mrs. G. Dangremond, 44 VV. Miller St., Newark, “ Brighton (Rochester) ...... Mrs. J. Willink, 801 N. Winton Road, Rochester, u First, Cleveland...... 26 Mrs. A. Smith, 7010 Linwood Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Clymerhill (Clymer) ...... 21 Mrs. Harry Ten Haken, R. F. D. 59, Clymer, N. Y. East Williamson ...... 25 Mrs. John Burrman, East Williamson, “ *Y. W. M. B...... Miss Margaret Ameele, East Williamson, “ First, Marion ...... 41 Mrs. D. L. Betten, Marion, " K. D...... Miss Ida Magilson, Marion, " Second, Marion ...... T...... New York M ills...... •Ontario ...... Mrs. J. Porvey, Ontario Center, N. Y. •Palmyra ...... Mrs. J. Meulendyke, Palmyra, N. Y. Pultneyville ..'...... 40 Mrs. H. E. Tellman, Pultneyville, “ First, Rochester ...... “. 39 Mrs. M. Lagner, 514 Clifford Ave., Rochester, " Second, Rochester ...... 45 Mrs. W. L. Vande Walle, 1660 E. Main St., ^ Rochester, " *K. D. Look U p ...... Mrs. G. Glenkie, 815 Garson Ave., Rochester, “ Tyre ...... Willing Workers ...... * *No report. _ fNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. W. L. Vande Walle, 1660 East Main St., Rochester, N. Y. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Mrs. J. Meulendyke, Palmyra, N. Y. Vice-President; Mrs. G. Hospers, Ontario, N. Y. Secretary, Mrs. John Lamar, 411 Parsells Ave., Rochester, N. Y. Treasurer, Mrs. M. Van Doom, 213% Comfort St., Rochester, N. Y. N umber op Secretaries Churches and Societies Members S J J S T Ellfou. B5SSK n S,.. Cohoes, R ? *J. C. E...... Mrs. C. E. Thompson, Greenwich, 1 U Mrs. J. D. Steenburgh, Gansevoort, "l,* 86 Miss E. W. Alexander Greenwich, Northumberland (Bacon Hill). 25 Mrs. Reed Peck. R. F D.. Schuylerville, .. Saratoga (Schuylerville) ...... ___ Mrs. E. E. Hinman, Schuylerville, Schaghticoke (Reynolds) ..... West Tro^ North (Watervhet) Miss" Farinie Waterman, First Ave., Watervliet N. Y. o? Mrs. G. H. Meyer, R. F. D. 2, Wynantskill Road, Wynantskill ...... •No report. tNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. Edward Whiteside, South Cambridge, N. Y. Miss Jessie B. Angell, Greenwich, N. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss Mary Robinson, 1420 First Ave., Watervliet, N. Y. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Mrs. Edward Whiteside, South Cambridge, N. Y. Vice-President, Mrs. Charles Cramer, Schuylerville, N. Y. Secretary, Mrs. E. S. Becker, Greenwich, N. Y. Treasurer, Mrs. J. D. Steenburgh, Ganesvoort, N. Y. N umber of Churches and Societies Members Secretaries '^■ lun^aV ciev::::: :::: N~Y- 'First filrmrillV...... ^ Sl ? ’ I' 11 Hageman St., Schenectadyf’ Scotia vf,ss S" ^ armon, R. F. D. 6 , Amsterdam, “ ‘Helderberg*' (Guiiderl'and* * Cen* 79 Mrs- ^ E- ButIer- 22 kallston Ave., Scotia, 11 j r E Mrs* 9" ?ian/(0^^, ^°cu3t Grove, Schenectady, 44 M L ^ i-'(sche„«:: .. ^ S n S ?^ K ^ ,rb rny' ' :: J * **...... ?•••• 32 Mrs. J. Shngerland, 022 Chrysler Ave., Niskayuna ...... Mrs. J. Slingerland, 022 Chrysler A ^ " ^ 3^' “ Prmcetown^ ...... 8q ^f,ss Ida^Van Duyne, Niskayuna, ectady, ^ Firs^, Rotterdam CPattVrsonville) .. |S £ & !& £ R. F,' ^ Z ‘Second^ Rou'eVdam'' (Sc'h'enec- .. I’!5'. .J° n. S? ^ : . .UC.rSOnV,Ue’ " FlGrifSsCBandta^y ...... Mlss Lena B* J®350?* & F- D. 3, Schenectady, N. Y. 71 Second, Schenectady . .. Mrs. W. T. B. Mynderse, 225* State St.*,...... 41 Woodlawn (SchenecTady) Mrs. H. L. Snell, 1191 Eastern Av?yheneCtady’ N' Y’ ‘ Crusaders ...... 80 Mrs. John Mattice, Schenectady. Schenectady, « •No report. tNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. C. P. Ditmars, Box 84 Niskayuna, N. Y. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Mrs. F. T. Marks, Niskayuna, N. Y. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President Mrs. James E. Graham, R. F. D., Rexford, N. Y Pice-President, Mrs. Thomas Boyles, 1307 Union St Sch’enectadv N Secretary. i,iiaa Miss /AnnaAnna M.i»i. Ostrom,v R. F. D. 1. \Vest Albany. N Y y* Treasurer, Mrs. J. V. V.. Green, R F. D. 1, Schenectady, N. Y. / N umber op Churcbbs and Societies Members Secretaries •Beaverdam (Berne) . Miss E. Haverly, West Berne, N. Y. First, Berne ...... 18 Mrs. Clarence Haverly, Berne, Box 1, R. R. 2, Crusaders' ...... Mrs. Clarence Haverly, Berne, Central Bridge ...... 22 Mrs. S. Relea, Central Bridge, Cobleskill ...... 30 Mrs. Moses Hubert, Cobleskill, •J. C. E...... Eminence ...... •Gilboa ...... Mrs. Mary Richtmyer, Gilboa, N. Y. Grand Gorge (Prattsville) First, Howe’s Cave ...... 4 Mrs. Alice E. Boom, Howe’s Cave, N. Y. Second, Howe’s C ave.... Lawyersville ...... 27 Mrs. Warner Van Dresser, Hynesville, R. F. D., N. Y. K. D...... 10 Miss Edith Kling, Lawyersville, . „ •Gleaners ...... Miss Gertrude Schaeffer, Lawyersville, Willing Workers 9 Miss Edith Kling, Lawyersville, M Middleburgb ...... 45 Miss Cornelia Bouck, Middleburg, ' North Blenheim .. First, Prattsville .. Schoharie ...... 25 Mrs. Joseph Taylor, Schoharie, _ N. Y. Sharon ...... 28 Mrs. Wilson Vrooman, Sharon Springs, R. D. 1, South Gilboa ...... *No report. fNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. 0 . F. Durfee, Central Bridge. N. Y. Mrs. Jared Van Wagenen, Lawyersville, N. Y. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss Lillian Follansbe, Schoharie, N. Y. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Mrs. J. H. Brandow, 59 Manning Boulevard, Albany, N. Y. Vice-President, Mrs. Maiy Smith, Schoharie, N. Y. Secretary, Mrs. W. E. Simpson, Cobleskill, N. Y. Treasurer, Mrs. Helen Bice, Schoharie, N. Y. CLASSIS OF ULSTER.—P. S. A. N umber of Chubches and Societies Members Secretaries Blue Mountain (Saugerties) ... 28 Mrs. Samuel E. Myer, Saugerties, R. D. 2, Box 60, N. Y. •Church of the Comforter (Kingston) ...... Mrs. Nathan Freer, 10 Tubby St., Kingston, “ •Esopus (Ulster Park) ...... Mrs. H. V. Story, Ulster Park, •* Flatbush (Saugerties) ...... 25 Mrs. Edward Osterhoudt, Saugerties, R. 4 , " •K. D...... *T. C. E...... •...... •••(AinqxoH) l,ui3W Rinoo go Mrs. Robert Nichol, Roxbury, Katsbaan (Saugerties) ...... N. Y. First, Kingston ...... Mrs. W. H. Finch, 17 Pearl St., Kingston, N. Y. Port E w en...... Mrs. Sylvanus Van Aken, Box 116, Port Ewen, Plattekill (Mt Marion) .... Saugerties ...... Miss Julia Lamb, Main St., Saugerties, N. Y. •Mission Band ...... Mrs. Francis Cantine, Saugerties, West Hurley ...... First, Woodstock ...... Mrs. Abbie C. Short, Zena, Ulster Co., N. Y. *No report. I tNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Mrs. De Witt Roosa, 212 Fair S t, Kingston, N. Y. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss Cora Miller, 322 Albany Ave., Kingston, N. Y. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Mrs. G. C. Dangremond, Route 4, Saugerties. N. Y. ’ V'ce-Prcstdent, Mrs. Alfred Tanner, Kingston, N. Y. Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. W. V. Burhans, Saugerties, N. Y f»2 CLASSIS OF WESTCHESTER.—P. S. N. Y. N umber op Churches and Societies Members N. Y. Bronxville ...... Mrs. Wm. N. Ferris, Bronxville, Cortlandtown (Montrose) . .. . 26 Mrs. Tomlinson, Buchanan, N. Y. *K. D...... Greenburgh (Elmsford) ...... Mrs. M. I. B. Hoover, Scarsdale, . 67 Mrs. M. R. Doremus, 10 W. 4th St., Mt. Vernon, *T. C. E...... Mrs. Tyndall. 137 So. 6 th Ave., Mt. Vernon, •Mile Square (Yonkers) .... Mrs. G. E. Westervelt, 49 Edgewood Ave., Yonkers, ! * * 68 Mrs. Milton P. Kaler, 2 Halcyon PI.. Yonkers, Park Hill (Yonkers) ...... Miss Frances E. Carter, 12 St. Andrew’s PI., King’s Daughters ...... 26 Yonkers, << tt •Y. W. Aux...... Miss Voorhis, 261 So. Broadway, Yonkers, 41 *J. C. E...... Mrs. W. P. Bruce, Yonkers, „ , , 4i •Peekskill ...... Miss B. D. Vries, 1115 Howard St., Peekskill, ... 81 Miss A. G. Webster, 84 Neperan Road, Tarrytown, N. Y. Mrs. W. S. De Voe, 601 W. 149th St., N. Y. City Mrs. M. J. Clapp, 89 Buena Vista Ave., Yonkers, N. Y. *K. D...... Miss J. B. Clum, 160 Buena Vista Ave., Yonkers, 4< Unionvilte (Hawthorne) .... :: " 2 6 Mrs. Charles Tessier, Hawthorne, 4< t. C. L...... 40 Miss Catherine A. Clarke, Hawthorne, . (< * V. VV c...... Miss Lucy Van Tassell, H a w t h o r n e , ______*No report. fNew society. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Miss Mary L. Powles. 224 Riverside Drive, N. Y. City. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Miss Ethel E. Schofield, 857 E. 193d St., N. Y. City. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: President, Miss Mary L. Powles, 224 Riverside Drive, N. Y. City. Vice-President, Mrs. Samuel M. Zwemer, 153 So. 6th Ave., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Secretary, Mrs. A. C. Haff, Bronxville, N. Y. Treasurer, Miss Anna F. Bacon, Bronxville, N. Y. N umber op Churches and Societies Members Secretaries** AJto ...... 84 Mrs. John Bruins, Brandon, R. R. 20, Wis. *Y. L. M. B...... : ...... Miss Jennie Straks, R. F. D. 22, Waupun, " Baldwin ...... SO Mrs. Wm. De Master, R. 8 , Box 25, Baldwin, “ Y. L. M. C...... 34 Miss E. Te Hennepe, Baldwin, “ Cedar Grove ...... 25 Mrs. John Renskers, Cedar Grove, “ •First, Chicago, Holland...... *Y. L. S...... Miss Mary Dame, 355 So. 45th Court, Chicago, 111. 13 Mrs. H. G. Beusema, Danforth, 111. I v - T s:-::::::--:::::::::: 11 Miss Minnie Beusema, Danforth, " De Motte ...... Dolton ...... Ebenezer (Morrison) ...... l ’ c e.'::::;:;;::::” :;::: Fir«, Englewood (Chicago). . . . 46 Mrs. G. Danhoff, 6645 Lowe Ave., Chicago, 111. 44 Mrs. Lena Gnas, 1221 W. 71st PI., Chicago, “ •Second, Englewood ... Mrs. E. Oostmeyer, 6336 Peoria St., Chicago, “ Y. W. S...... 20 Miss Bertha Smith, 5621 Wabash Ave., Chicago, “ Forestville ...... Franklin ...... Fulton ...... 50 Mrs. Geo. Dykema, Fulton, III. Y. L. M. S...... 25 Miss Kate Eissens, Fulton, “ Gano ...... 66 Mrs. J. Nomes, 11671 Perry Ave., Chicago, “ Y. L. M. B...... 27 Miss Jamina Tanis, 11601 Lafayette Ave.,Chicago, “ Martha Circle ...... Mrs. Peter Brucer, 11561 Wentworth Ave., Chicago, “ Gibbsville ...... 180 Mrs. Jacob Brasser, Sheboygan, R. 4, Box 94, Wis. Y. L. Mission Band... 50 Miss Esther Dulmes, R. D. 4, Sheboygan, “ *J. C. E...... Goodland ...... Greenbush ...... •Greenleafton (Preston) ... Miss Edith Van Sande, R. 5, Preston, Minn. ^W orkers for Christ .. ... Mrs. Ed. Miller, R. 5, Preston, “ 17 Mrs. J. A. Mintink, R. R. 10, Sheboygan Falls, Wis. •Y. W. S...... Miss Cora Dulmes, Oostburg, R. 12, “ Koster ...... 16 Mrs. Peter Dejong, Saint Anna, 111. Lafayette, Ind. Lansing ...... 24 Mrs. Wm. Vander Linden, Lansing, ' ‘ 111. *Y. L. S. . . . . Miss Anna Bakker, Box 66, R.D. I,’ Hammond, Ind. Milwaukee ...... 61 Mrs. H. T. Hinkamp 702 10th St., Milwaukee, Wis. •Newton ...... Mrs. G. Huizinga, Fenton, 111. •Oostburg ...... Mrs. Susan Soerens, Oostburg, Wis. Busy Workers ...... 38 Miss Katie De Ronde, East Oostburg, “ Randolph Center ...... Second. Randolph ...... First, Roseland (Chicago)...... 69 Mrs. Phil Tanis, 10608 Michigan Ave., Chicago, 111. *Y. W. M. B...... ? ...... Mrs. P. N. Bass, 10727 State St., Chicago, “ H o ^ (Sheboygan) ...... 28 Mrs. M. De Back, 1525 Dewey Court,, Sheboygan, Wis. . . . Mrs. D. Faas, Sheboygan Falls, 44 South llolland ...... 63 Mrs. A. Filstra, South Holland, 111. Y. W. S...... 27 Miss Cora Gouwens, South Holland, “ Ustick ...... Waupun ...... 36 Mrs. J. H. Landaal, Waupun, Wis. •Orange Circle . .. Miss Dena Kastein, Waupun, 44 •No report. tNew society. * CLASSICAL COMMITTEE: Miss Hannah Walvoord, Cedar Grove, Wis. Miss Johanna Harmeling. Mrs. H. J. Hinkamp, 702 Tenth St., Milwaukee, Wis. CLASSICAL COMMITTEE ON YOUNG WOMAN’S WORK: Mrs. P. Dalenberg, 355 W. 111th St., Chicago, 111. OFFICERS OF MISSIONARY UNION: ‘ -Prcsidcnt Mrs. H. J. Hinkamp, 702 Tenth St., Milwaukee, Wis. Vice Prestdent, Mrs. John Sietsema, 11628 Perry Ave., Chicago, 111. Secretary, Mrs. Jacob De Young, 10526 Wabash Ave., Chicago, 111. - TREASURER’S REPORT, APRIL, 1912. RECEIPTS FROM AUXILIARIES. Accord, N. Y.—Rochester Ch. Alton, la. Church ...... 143 2 2 Auxiliary ...... 21 85 Ackley, la.—Washington Ch. Young Ladies’ M. B. Auxiliary ...... 5 00 Y. W. B...... 23 00 44 85 Ada, Mich. Amsterdam, N. Y.—First. Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Auxiliary ...... 70 51 Albany, N. Y.—First. Amsterdam, N. Y.—Trinity. Church ...... 650 00 Auxiliary ...... 30 00 Auxiliary ...... 102 50 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 10 00 40 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 50 00 Aplington, la.—German. Willing Workers’ Cir cle, H'. G. S...... 36 00 Auxiliary ...... 15 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 18 35 Sunday School...... 4 75 19 75 Golden Rule, M. B...... 10 00 Asbury Park, N. J.—Grand Ave. Four “K. D.” Circles, Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Y. W. B...... 15 00 881 85 Auxiliary. Arabia ...... 10 00 Albany, N. Y.—Madison Ave. Y. P. S. C. E...... 5 00 Auxiliary ...... 662 50 Sunday School ...... 4 15 29 15 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 75 00 Astoria, N. Y.—First. Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 55 00 Auxiliary ...... 30 00 Lawrence Miss. Soc. ... 20 00 Lawrence Miss. Soc., Astoria, N. Y.—Second. Arabia ...... 15 00 Auxiliary ...... 34 00 Sunday School, M 1. T. Athens-on-Hudson, N. Y.—First. S. Hos...... 35 00 Olivet Mothers’ Miss. .. 30 00 892 50 Auxiliary ...... 34 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 10 00 44 00 Albany, N. Y.—Third Auxiliary ...... 25 00 Athenia, N. J.—Centreville. Auxiliary ...... 6 00 Albany, N. Y.—Fourth (German). Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 30 00 36 00 Auxiliary ...... 25 00 Auxiliary and S. S...... 20 00 45 00 Bacon Hill, N. Y. Albany, N. Y.—Sixth. Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Auxiliary ...... 21 70 Baldwin, Wis. Y. P. S. C. E...... 5 10 26 80 Auxiliary ...... 115 00 Albany, N. Y.—Holland. Young Ladies’ M. C., Auxiliary ...... 30 00 Y. W. B...... 70 00 185 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 15 00 ‘ Bayonne, N. J.—First. Y. P. S. C. E., Arabia . 5 00 Auxiliary ...... 50 00 Comfort Circle, “K. D.” Helpful Circle, Y. W. Y. W. B...... 5 00 55 00 B...... 10 00 60 00 Alexandria Bay, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 15 00 Bayonne, N. J.—Fifth Street. Altamont, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 81 54 Auxiliary ...... 36 00 Beaverdam, Mich. Alto, Wis. Auxiliary ...... 19 50 Auxiliary ...... 128 31 Bedminster, N. J. Young Ladies’ M. B. .. 11 85 140 16 Auxiliary ...... 77 56 Belleville, N. J. • Brookdale, N. J. Auxiliary ...... 24 82 Y. P. S. C. E...... 3 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 5 80 30 62 Brooklyn, N. Y.—Bay Ridge. Berne, N. Y.—First. Auxiliary ...... 50 55 Auxiliary ...... 9 50 Sunday School, M. T. S. Y. P. S. C. E., Arabia . 17 00 26 50 Hos...... 35 00 Eeendracht Club, Y. W. Bethlehem, N. Y.—First. B...... 10 00 85 55 Church ...... 25 42 Auxiliary ...... 94 35 Brooklyn, N. Y.—Bethany. Sunday School ...... 9 25 Auxiliary ...... 27 00 Centre Sunday School . 5 00 144 02 Auxiliary, Davidson Me morial Scholarship .. 20 00 Blawenburg, N. J. Auxiliary, Arabia ____ 7 00 Auxiliary ...... 23 54 Bible School, M. S... 24 00 78 00 Auxiliary, H‘. G. S...... 4 00 Mission Guild, H. G. S. 10 00 37 54 Brooklyn, N. Y.—Canarsie. Blooming Grove, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 7 56 Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Brooklyn, N. Y.—Edgewood. Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 15 00 25 00 Auxiliary ...... 30 00 Bloomingburg, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y.—First (Park Slope). Auxiliary ...... 5 00 Auxiliary ...... 310 00 Bloomington, N. Y.—Bloomingdale. Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 125 00 Auxiliary .. 10 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 125 00 Y. P. S. C E ...... 2 50 12 50 Farrar Mission Circle .520 00 Jr. Crystal M. S...... 9 00 Blue Mountain, N. Y. Jr. Crystal M. S., Auxiliary ...... 22 00 Arabia ...... 6 00 “K. D.,” Y. W. B...... 5 00 1,100 00 Bogota, N. J.—Bogart Memorial. Auxiliary ...... 13 40 Brooklyn, N. Y.—Flatbush. Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 16 00 Auxiliary ...... 659 50 Sunday School...... 12 75 42 15 Young Woman’s Aux. . 30 00 -Boonton, N. J.—First. Sunday School ...... 25 85 715 35 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 5 00 Brooklyn, N. Y.—Flatlands. Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 25 00 30 00 Auxiliary ...... 55 75 Boyden, la. Sunday School...... 10 00 65 75 Auxiliary ...... 17 24 Brooklyn, N. Y.—Grace. Young Ladies’ M. B., Auxiliary ...... t...... 50 00 Y. W. B...... 5 00 22 24 Young Woman’s Aux. 74 00 129 00 Brighton, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 25 00 Brooklyn, N. Y.—Gravesend. Auxiliary ...... 200 50 Bronxville, N. Y. Auxiliary, H. G. S. ... 35 00 Auxiliary ...... 127 06 Auxiliary, M. T. S. Auxiliary, H. G. S ...... 20 00 Hos...... 35 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... *10 00 Auxiliary, Arabia...... 3 50 Earnest Workers, Y. Sunday School ...... 13 18 287 18 W. B...... 20 00 Sunday School ...... 35 54 Brooklyn, N. Y.—Greenwood Heights. Sunday School, M. T. Auxiliary ...... 20 00 S. H os...... 35 00 247 60 S. S. Primary Dept. ... 10 00 30 00 Brooklyn, N. Y.—New Utrecht. Auxiliary ...... 83 14 Neighbors’ Miss. Soc. . 35 00 118 14 Central Lake, Mich.—Atwood. Brooklyn, N. Y.—On-the-Heights. Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Auxiliary ...... 183 00 Chancellor, S. D. Auxiliary, H. G. S. ...125 00 Sunday School...... 5 66 Auxiliary, M. T. S. Hos. 35 00 Arabian Circle, Arabia .645 00 988 00 Chatham, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 62 00 Brooklyn, N. Y.—South. Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 12 00 Auxiliary ...... 75 00 “K. D.,” Y. W. B...... 5 00 79 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 25 00 S. S. Beginners’ Dept. . 10 00 110 00 Chicago, 111.—Bethany. Brooklyn, N. Y.—South Bushwick. Young Ladies’ Aux., Y. Auxiliary ...... 135 00 W. B...... 3 00 Auxiliary, Arabia .... 16 00 145 00 Chicage, 111.—First. Brooklyn, N. Y.—Twelfth Street Auxiliary ...... 32 00 Married Woman’s M. S. 30 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 125 00 Young ‘ Ladies’ M. B., Sunday School ...... 10 00 135 00 Y. W. B...... 49 60 111 60 Brooklyn, N. Y.—Williamsburg. Chicago, 111.—Gano. Auxiliary ...... 54 00 Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Crystal Miss. Soc...... 60 00 114 00 Martha’s Circle ...... 5 00 Brooklyn, N. Y.—Woodlawn. Young Ladies’ M. B. .. 10 00 25 00 Auxiliary ...... 39 21 Chicago, 111.—First Englewood. Auxiliary, M. T. S. Hos. 26 00 Auxiliary ...... 16 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 3.25 Married Woman’s M. S. 5 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 5 00 Young Ladies’ M. B. .. 8 00 29 00 Miss C. Lake, H. G. S. 5 00 78 46 Chicago, 111.—Second Englewood. Buffalo Center, la. Young Ladies’ M. B. .. 10 00 Sunday School ...... 10 25 Chicago, 111.—Irving Park. Buskirk, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 100 00 Auxiliary ...... 15 50 Chicago, 111.—Northwestern. Auxiliary, Y. W. B. ... 3 00 18 50 Auxiliary ...... 5 00 Canajoharie, N. Y. Chicago, 111.—First Roseland. Auxiliary ...... 26 00 Auxiliary ...... 40 00 Married Woman’s M. B. 5 00 Castleton, N. Y.—Immanuel. Mission Study Class .. 6 00 •Auxiliary ...... 5 00 Young Ladies M. B. .. 6 45 57 45 Tr. C. E. Soc...... 3 37 S. S. Primary Dept. ... 2 05 10 42 Chicago, 111.—Roseland, (Bethany). Auxiliary ...... 68 24 Castlewood, S. D. Auxiliary, Arabia...... 16 29 ^ 84 53 Sunday School ...... 2 77 Cicero, N. Y. Catskill, N. Y. Sunday School...... 6 00 Auxiliary ...... 175 51 Auxiliary, M. T. S. Hos. 21 00 Clarksville, N. Y. Little Helpers' M. B. .. 2 57 199 08 Sunday School...... 2 56 Cedar Grove, Wis. Claverack, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 50 00 Auxiliary ...... 100 00 f ' Cleveland, O.—First. Coxsackie, N. Y.—Second. Auxiliary ...... 20 11 Auxiliary ...... 70 00 Sunday School ...... 4 50 24 61 Coytesville, N. J. Cleveland, O.—Second. Auxiliary ...... 6 00 Auxiliary ...... 15 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ..... 5 00 ' l l 00 Lydia Soc...... 10 00 25 00 Currytown, N. Y. Clifton, N. J. - Auxiliary ...... 19 50 Sunday School ...... 7 00 Sunday School ___ 4 10 23 60 Jr. and Prim. Depts. S. S...... 5 00 12 00 Danforth, ill. Auxiliary ...... 30 00 Closter, N. J. ‘"Dutch Reformed Aux." 30 00 Auxiliary ...... 22 00 Young Ladies' M. S. .. 23 50 83 50 Clover Hill, N. J. Dell -Rapids, S. D.—Logan. Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 3 00 Auxiliary ___'...... 5 00 Sunday School ...... 2 25 5 25 Delmar, N. Y. Clymer, N. Y.—Clymer Hill. Auxiliary ...... 57 12 Auxiliary ...... 56 50 Auxiliary, Arabia .... 1 38 _ ' Clymer, N. Y.—Abbe. ’ Union S. S...... 1 42 59 92 Auxiliary ...... 21 00 De Mott, Ind. Cobleskill, N. Y. , Auxiliary ...... 7 00 Auxiliary ...... 5 00 Sunday School ...... 3 05 8 05 Detroit, Mich. Auxiliary ...... 6 55 Coeymans, N. Y. Sunday School ...... i. 10 00 16 55 Auxiliary ...... ! . 16 60 Sunday School ...... 5 00 21 60 Dolton, 111. Cohoes, N. Y.—First. ’ Auxiliary ...... 5 00 Auxiliary ...... 60 00 Doon, la. ‘ Sunday School ...... 3 00 63 00 V. Z. V., A rab ia...... 25 00 Cohoes, N. Y.—Boght. Dumont, N. J. Auxiliary ...... 20 00 Auxiliary ...... 96 00 College Point, N. Y. Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 25 00 Sunshine Circle, Y. W. ’ Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 25 00 146 00 B...... 5 00 East Greenbush, N. Y. Colony, Okla. Auxiliary ...... 78 00 Auxiliary ...... 15 00 Jr. C. E. Soc...... 10 00 Intermediate C. E. Soc. 5 00 20 00 Jennie Wren Club . . . . 11 25 99 25 Colts Neck, N. J. East Millstone, N. J. Auxiliary ...... 26 05 Auxiliary, Arabia...... 5 00 31 05 Auxiliary ...... 31 19 Coopersville, Mich. East Orange, N. J.—First. Auxiliary ...... 30 00 Auxiliary ...... 584 16 Auxiliary, Arabia...... 40 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 30 00 Sunday School ...... 9 65 79 65 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 45 00 659 16 Coxsackie, N. Y.—First. East Orange, N. J.—Hyde Park Prayer and Miss. Circle 26 45 Auxiliary ...... 47 90 •% East Williamson, N. Y. Franklin Park, N. J. Church ...... 518 25 Auxiliary ...... 11 60 Auxiliary, Arabia...... 63 37 Auxiliary, Arabia . . ... 4 71 Auxiliary, M. L. L. Young Women’s M. B. 12 00 Hos...... 25 00 Young.Women’s M. B., Miss. Guild, Y. W. B. . 75 00 174 97 ... 12 00 566 96 Arabia ...... Freehold, N. J.—First, Marlboro. Easton, N.. Y. Auxiliary ...... 39 35 Auxiliary ...... 4 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 8'41 47 76 Freehold, N. J.—Second. Edgerton, Minn. Auxiliary ...... 109 00 Dorcas M. S...... 10 00 Young Women’s M. S. Y. W. B...... 125 00 234 00 Ellenville, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 20 00 Fremont, Mich. / Sunday School ...... 5 00 25 00 Auxiliary ...... 18 37 Elmhurst, N. Y.-—Newtown Fulton, 111. Auxiliary ...... 100 00 Auxiliary ...... 20 00 Sunday School ...... 25 00 125 00 Young Ladies’ M. S. .. 57 50 77 50 Fairview,' 111. Fultonville, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 42 93 Auxiliary ...... 8 75 Fishkill, N. Y. Gansevoort, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 52 75 Auxiliary ...... 18 00 Sunday School ...... 43 46 96 21 Gardiner, N. Y. Fishkill-on-Hudson, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 19 00 Sunday School ...... 3 21 22 21 Auxiliary ...... 54 00 Girls’ M. B., Y.W. B. . 20 00 74 00 Gary, Minn.—Spring Creek. Flatbush, Ulster Co., N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 5 37 Auxiliary ...... 13 93 Germantown, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Flushing, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 70 55 German Valley, 111.—Silver Creek. Frauen Verein ...... 39 83 Fonda, N. Y. Dorcas Society...... 46 00 85 83 Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Ghent, N. Y.-—First. Forest Park, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 85 26 Girls' Miss. B a n d ...... 8 00 Auxiliary, Arabia...... 12 35 C. E. Soc., Arabia . . . . . 5 00 Forreston, 111. Jr. C. E. Soc...... 3 00 105 61 Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Ghent, N. Y.—-Second Fort Plain, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 34 89 Auxiliary, Arabia .... . 5 00 39 89 Auxiliary ...... 30 12 Auxiliary, Arabia...... 13 00 43 12 Gibbsville, Wis. Auxiliary ...... Fort Sill, Okla. Auxiliary, Arabia .... . 36 17 207 17 Apache Miss., W. M. S. 15 00 Apache Miss., Sr., C. E. Gilboa, N. Y. S., M. T. S. Hos...... 18 00 33 00 Auxiliary ...... 23 20 a Grand Rapids, Mich.—Seventh Auxiliary ...... 35 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 10 00 Grand Haven, Mich.—First. Young Ladies M. B. ... 5 00 Auxiliary ...... 60 00 Girls’ Miss. Soc...... 5 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 10 00 Sunday School ...... 4 45 59 45 Young Ladies' M. C. .. 20 00 Sunday School...... 21 75 i l l 75 Grand Rapids, Mich.—Eighth. • Auxiliary ...... 20 00 Grend Haven, Mich.—Second. Auxiliary ...... 50 00 Grand Rapids, Mich.—Ninth. Auxiliary .. 25 00 ■ Grand Rapids, Mich.—Bethany. K. D. & S. S. Classes, Church ...... 92 18 Y. W. B...... 8 25 Church, Arabia ...... 14 67 Sunday School ...... 13 86 47 11 Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Grand Rapids, Mich.—Grace. Auxiliary, M. T. S. Hos. 10 00 Young Ladies’ Soc., Y. Auxiliary ...... 30 00 W. B...... 10 00 Grand Rapids, Mich.—Immanuel. Sunday School ...... 211 44 348 29 Auxiliary ...... ■...... 23 00 Grand Rapids, Mich.—Bethel. Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 13 00 36 00 Young Ladies’ M. S., Grandville, Mich. Y. W. B...... 5 00 Auxiliary ...... 39 50 Sunday School...... 2 40 7 40 C. E. Society...... ,5 00 Grand Rapids, Mich.—First. C. E. Society, Arabia.. 5 00 Sunday School ...... 24 32 73 82 Sunday School ...... 20 00 Sunday School, Prim. Greendale Station, N. Y. Class ...... 24 16 44 16 Red Hill Union Chapel Society ...... 13 50 Grand Rapids, Mich.—Second. Church ...... 350 00 Greenleafton, Minn. Church, M. T. S. Hos. . 10 00 Dorcas Society ...... 20 00 Auxiliary ...... 100 00 W orkers'for Christ Soc. 10 00 30 00 Young Ladies’ Soc., Y. W. B...... 15 00 Greenport Church of Hudson, N. Y. K. D. Circle, Y. W. B. . 15 00 490 00 Church ...... 12 00 Auxiliary, M. T. S. Hos. 35 00 Grand Rapids, Mich.—Third. ‘Tn Memory of Little Auxiliary ...... 76 17 Martha,” M. T. S. Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 10 00 Hosp...... 35 00 82 00 Young Ladies’ M. S., Greenville, N. Y. Y. W. B...... 20 00 106 17 Auxiliary ...... 25‘00 Grand Rapids, Mich.—Fourth. Auxiliary, H*. G. S.. .. 3 20 Auxiliary ...... 20 00 Auxiliary, Arabia . 2 00 30 20 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 9 00 29 00 Greenwich, N. Y.—First. Grand Rapids, Mich.—Fifth. Auxiliary ...... 48 50 Sunday School, Prim. Auxiliary ...... 140 00 Class ...... 10 00 58 50 Young Ladies’ M. S., Y. W. B...... 30 00 Griggstown, N. J. Mission Band ...... 16 00 186 00 Auxiliary ...... 30 80 Auxiliary, H. G. S. . .. 6 00 Grand Rapids, Mich.—Sixth. Auxiliary, Arabia .... 1 50 Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Cheerful Workers .... 4 20 42 50 High Bridge, N. J. Auxiliary ...... H 50 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 10 00 21 50 Guttenberg, N. J. High Falls, N. Y.—Clove. Auxiliary ...... 12 50 Auxiliary ...... 78 30 Hackensack, N. J.—First. Sunday School ...... 1 50 79 80 Auxiliary ...... 58 00 Highland Park, N. J. Auxiliary, H. G. S ---- 5 00 Auxiliary "*...... c 40 00 Auxiliary, Arabia .... 30 00 Highwood, N. J. Young Ladies' M. S., * Y. W. B...... 25 00 118 00 Auxiliary ...... ; • ■ 11 04 Hingham, Wis. Hackensack, N. J.—Second. Auxiliary ...... 21 00 Auxiliary ...... 40 10 Auxiliary, Arabia .... 6 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ---- 5 00 45 10 Young Ladies’ M. B. .. 40 00 Hagaman, N. Y.—Calvary. Y. L. M. B., A rabia... 10 00 77 00 Auxiliary ...... 41 28 Holland, Mich.—Ebenezer. Sunday School ...... 5 33 46 61 Auxiliary ...... — 10 00 Hamilton, Mich. Auxiliary, Arabia .... 15 00 25 00 Auxiliary ...... 36 35 Holland, Mich.—First. Young Ladies’ M. S. 10 00 Auxiliary ...... 95 00 Young Ladies’ M. S. Benevolent Workers Arabia ...... 5 00 51 35 y , w . B...... 5 00 101 00 Harlingen, N. J. Holland, Mich.—Third. Church H. G. S...... 30 00 Auxiliary ...... 124 23 Bright Hope M. B., Y. Auxiliary, Arabia ---- 10 00 W.-B...... 50 00 80 00 Young Ladies’ M. B., Harrington Park, N. J. Y. W. B...... 69 12 Young Ladies’ M. B., Auxiliary ...... 5 00 Arabia ...... 50 “Willing Workers” ... 5 00 10 00 Children’s M. B...... 9 15 213 00 Harrison, S. D. Holland, Mich.—Fourth. Auxiliary ...... 105 30 Auxiliary ...... 18 00 Young Ladies’ M. B... 40 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 10 00 Young Ladies’ M. B. Young People’s Socy, M. T. S. Hosp...... 35 00 Y. W. B...... 12 00 40 00 Young Peoples Socy.. 10 00 Sunday School ...... 0 39 199 69 Holland, Mich.—Hope. Hasbrouck Heights, N. J. Auxiliary ...... 50 00 Auxiliary, M. L. L. Hos. 52 00 Auxiliary ...... 18 90 Prof. Nykirk’s S. S. Hawthorne, N. J. Class, Y. W. B...... 6 00 108 00 Sunday School ...... 5- 00 Holland, Neb. Hawthorne, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 125 00 Auxiliary ...... 20 00 , Young Ladies’ M. S., Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 2 00 22 00 Y. W. B...... 40 00 S. S., Carrier Dove Herkimer, N. Y. Class ...... 30 00 195 00 Auxiliary ...... 20 00 Holmdel, N. J. 1 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 24 00 44 00 Auxiliary ...... • • 62 1? Herman, Minn. Hopewell Junction, N. Y.—Hopewell. Sunday School ...... 5 00 Auxiliary ...... I 13 51 Hospers, Iowa. Jersey City, N. J.—Faith. Young Ladies’ M. B.. 15 00 Mission Circle ...... 10 00 Sunday School ...... 11 29 26 29 Sunday School ...... 48 50 Howe’s Cave, N. Y.—First. C. E. Society ...... 4 60 63 10 Church ...... 2 00 Jersey City, N. J.—Greenville. Sunday School ...... i 85 3 85 Auxiliary ...... 22 35 Hudson, N. Y. Jersey City, N. J.—Lafayette. Church ...... 25 95 Auxiliary ...... 124 86 Auxiliary ...... 55 85 Auxiliary, H. G. S... 1 00 Sunday School ...... 24 25 106 05 Auxiliary, Arabia .... 5 00 Girls’ Society ...... 10 00 Hull, Iowa.—First. Boys’ C. E. Society... 12 81 Auxiliary ...... 30 00 • Sunday School ...... ‘15 00 168 67 Auxiliary, Arabia ___ 15 00 Jersey City, N. J.—Park. Young Ladies’ Soc’y.. 13 00 58 00 Auxiliary ...... 51 00 Hurley, N. Y. Jersey City, N. J.—First, Van Vorst. Auxiliary ...... 35 00 " Auxiliary ...... 50 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ___ 5 00 Afternoon Branch, L. Willing Workers’ Soc. 5 00 M. S...... 80 00 Willing W orkers’ Soc., Afternoon Branch, H. Arabia ...... 1 50 46 50 G. S...... 10 00 140 00 Hyde Park-on-Hudson, N. Y. Jerusalem, N. Y.—First. Auxiliary ...... 15 00 Auxiliary ...... 25 00 Interlaken, N. Y. Johnstown, N. Y. * Auxiliary 00 Auxiliary ...... 50 00 ...... 28 Kalamazoo, Mich.—First. Irvington, N. J.—First. Auxiliary ...... 135 85 Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Young Ladies’ M. S... 65 00 200 85 Jamaica, N. Y.—First. . Kalamazoo, Mich.—Second. Auxiliary ...... 356 45 Auxiliary ...... 72 00 Auxiliary, Arabia .... 16 25 Young Woman’s Aux. 13 00 Young Woman’s Ch. Young Ladies’ M. B.. 10 00 Club...... 25 00 397 70 Sunday School ...... 8 22 103 22 Jamestown, Mich.—First. Kalamazoo, Mich.—Third. Auxiliary ...... 36 00 • Auxiliary ...... 20 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ---- 19 00 55 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ---- 5 00 25 00 Kalamazoo, Mich.—Fourth. Jamestown, Mich.—Second. Auxiliary ...... 22 33 Auxiliary ...... 5 0o Young Ladies’ M. S... 17 50 39 83 Kalamazoo, Mich.—Bethany. Jersey City, N. J.—Bergen. Auxiliary ...... 25 00 Sunday School ...... 8 01 33 01 Auxiliary ...... 174 75 Auxiliary, Arabia ___ 17 15 Kalamazoo, Mich.—North Park Street. Lend-a-Hand Soc'y, Y. What-so-Ever Society.. 17 00 W. B...... 5 00 What-so-Ever Society, . Sunday School ...... 18 02 Arabia ...... 4 00 Junior C. E. Soc’y ... 5 00 219 92 Fay Tsee Sem M. B... 15 00 Jersey City, N. J.—Central Ave. Young Ladies’ M. S., Arabia ...... 1 00 Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Doshekwai Circle .... 8 00 45 00 Kcyport, N. J. Little Falls, N. J.—First. Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Auxiliary ...... 18 73 Kinder Hook, N. Y. Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 10 00 Auxiliary, Arabia .... 5 00 33 73 Auxiliary ...... 51 00 Little Neck, L. I., N. Y. Kings, 111.—Elim. ' Auxiliary ...... 5 00 Sunday School ...... 8 64 Kingston, N. Y.—First. Little Rock, Iowa.—Salem. Church ...... 5 00 Auxiliary*...... 134 00 Y. P. S. C. E ...... 30 00 Locust Valley, N. Y. Y. P. S. C. E., Arabia. 35 00 Sunday School ...... 200 Young Woman’s Miss. Conf...... 17 87 216 87 Lodi, N. J.—First. Auxiliary ...... 12 15 Kingston, N. Y.—Comforter. Lodi, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 7 00 Auxiliary ...... 62 00 Kingston, N. Y.—Fair St. S. S. Girls M. C...... 10 00 Auxiliary ...... 47 00 S. S. Primary Dept... 6 00 78 00 Auxiliary, Arabia .... 10 00 Long Branch, N. J. Home Dept, of S. S., Auxiliary ...... 18 00 H. G. S...... 10 00 67 00 Long Island City, N. Y.—First. Kiskatom, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 48 00 Auxiliary ...... 24 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 5 00 53 00 Rhinehart M. B...... 5 38 29 38 Luctor, Kansas.7 Lafayette, Ind. Auxiliary ...... 40 00 Sunday School ...... 3 00 Mahwah, N. J.—Ramapo. Lansing, 111. •' Auxiliary ...... 32 04 Auxiliary ...... 15 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S ...... 5 00 37 04 Young Ladies’ M. S... 10 00 Young Ladies, M. S., Manhasset, L. I. Arabia ...... 5 00 30 00 Auxiliary ...... 25 00 Lawyersville, N. Y. Manito, 111.—First. Auxiliary ...... 20 00 King’s Daughters .... 2 50 King’s Daughters .... 5 00 25 00 Manito, 111.—Spring Lake. Lebanon, N. J. Sunday School ...... 5 00 Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Marion, N. Y.—First. Auxiliary, Arabia .... 5 00 • 15 00 Auxiliary ...... 60 00 Leeds, N. Y. Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 20 00 80 00 Auxiliary ...... 19 88 Marion, N. Y.—Second. Auxiliary, Arabia .... 10 00 29 88 Auxiliary ...... 44 15 Leighton, Iowa.—Ebenezer. Young Ladies’ M. B., Y. W. B...... 10 00 54 15 Auxiliary, Arabia .... 50 00 Maurice, la.—First. Leota, Minn.—Bethel. Auxiliary ...... 28 00 Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Young Ladies’ M. S... 30 00 58 00 Sunday School ...... 5 66 15 66 Maurice, la.—American. Lisha's Kill, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 9 25 Auxiliary ...... 36 00 Sunday School Class.. 4 00 Mellenville, N. Y. Two S. S. C lasses.... 13 50 Auxiliary ...... 8 00 Junior C. E. Soc’y.... 4 00 57 50 C. E. Socy...... 8 37 16 37 Metuchen, N. J. Mt. Ross, N. Y.—Gallatin. Auxiliary ...... 48 00 » Auxiliary ...... 7 06 C. E. Soc...... 50 00 Morrison, 111. Sunday School ...... 7 36 105 36 Young Ladies’ M. B. .. 25 00 Middleburg, la.^—Free Grace. Mount Vernon, N.Y. Auxiliary ...... 20 00 Auxiliary ...... 71 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 20 00 40 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 64 00 Middleburg, N. Y. Sunday School ...... 21 30 Auxiliary ...... 18 00 Sunday School, Arabia 60 00 216 30 Sunday School ...... i io 19 10 Muskegon, Mich.—First. Auxiliary ...... 30 00 Middlebush, N. J. Auxiliary, M. T. S. Hos. 35 00 ' Auxiliary ...... 30 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 45 00 > Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 10 00 Y. P. S. C. E., M. T. S. Sunshine Workers, Hos...... u ...... 35 00 145 00 Arabia ...... 5 00 45 00 * Muskegon, Mich.—Second. Middletown, N. J. Young Ladies’ M. C. Auxiliary ...... 28 52 Y. W. B...... 10 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 10 00 38 52 Sunday School ...... 31 72 41 72 Millbrook, N. Y. Nassau, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 42 18 Auxiliary ...... 48 50 Neshanic, N. J. Millstone, N. J.—Hillsborough. Church ...... 27 50 Auxiliary ...... 35 00 Church, H. G. S...... 5 00 Auxiliary Interest on Auxiliary ...... 30 50 Disborough Legacy 130 00 165 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 7 00 Primary Dept. S. S. .. 6 00 76 00 Milwaukee, Wis.—First. Newark, N. J.—Christ. Auxiliary ...... 210 00 Auxiliary. M. T. S. Hos. 70 00 280 00 Sunday School ...... 11 72 - Minaville, N. Y. Newark, N. J.—Clinton Ave. ^ Auxiliary ...... 6 00 Auxiliary ...... 77 00 Heidelberg Guild ...... 85 00 Mohawk, N. Y. Heidelberg Guild, H. G. Auxiliary ...... 10=00 S...... 125 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 5° 00 Heidelberg Guild, M. T. Sunday School ...... 3 60 18 60 S. Hos...... 50 00 Monthly Miss. Conf. .. 15 00 Monroe, S. D.—Sandham Memorial. Bible School ...... 22 79 374 79 Church ...... 5 00 Newark, N. J.—First. Montclair Heights, N. J. Auxiliary ...... 40 00 Auxiliary ...... 24 00 Miss. Circle, Y. W. B. . 5 00 Auxiliary, M. T. S. Hos. 35 00 Merry Helpers ...... 2 50 47 50 Little Girls’ M. B...... 7 00 66 00 Newark, N. J.—New York Ave. Montrose, N. Y.—Cortlandt Town. Auxiliary ...... 63 80 Auxiliary ...... 26 50 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 15 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 1 80 King’s Daughters, Y. ‘ Auxiliary, M. T. S. Hos. 35 00 W. B...... 5 00 Auxiliary, Arabia...... 3 00 Crusaders’ Post, M. T. Sunday School ...... 7 25 S. Hos...... 5 00 M ontrose and Ver- Sunday School M. T. plancks S. S...... 17 00 90 55 S. Hos...... 1 00 89 80 Newark, N. J. —North. New Holland, Mich. Auxiliary ...... 1,923 95 Auxiliary ...... 21 50 Auxiliary, Arabia ..... 15 00 Young Ladies’ M. C., Young Woman’s Guild Y. W. B...... , 5 00 26 50 Y. W. B. ....’...... 30 00 New Hurley, N. Y. S. S' Home Dept...... 16 55 18 00 Miss. M. O. D.’s Bible Auxiliary ...... Class ...... 35 00 New Kirk, la. Kearney S. S., Arabia.. 40 00 2,060 50 Auxiliary ...... 36 00 Newark, N. J.—Trinity. Young Ladies’ A. S. .. 70 00 Auxiliary ...... 16 00 Young Ladies’ A. S., Sunday School ...... 6 45 22 45 Arabia ...... 10 00 110 00 New Baltimore, N. Y. New Paltz, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 116 00 Auxiliary ...... 65 35 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 20 90 136 90 “Mary Beattie’’ M. C. . 5 00 70 35 New Brunswick, N. J.—First. New Salem, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 75 00 Auxiliary ...... 3 00 Young Woman’s M. G., Y. W. B...... 25 00 Newton, 111.—Zion. Sunday School, Prim. Auxiliary ...... 5 00 Dept...... 3 30 103 30 New York City—Bethany Memorial. New Brunswick, N. J.—Second. Mother’s Class ...... 30 00 Auxiliary ...... 60 00 - Junior C. E...... 8 00 38 00 Young Woman’s M. G., y . w . B...... 10 00 70 00 New York City—Bloomingdale. Auxiliary ...... 65 00 New Brunswick, N. J.—Suydam St. New York City—Brighton Church ...... 500 00 Heights, S. I. Auxiliary ...... 25 00 . . Campbell M. B., Y. W. Auxiliary ...... 20 00 B...... 70 00 Auxiliary, M. T. S. Hos. 35 00 Campbell M. B., Arabia 15 00 Sunday School ...... 9 10 64 10 S. S. Crusaders’ Post . 10 00 620 00 New York City—Middle Collegiate. New Brunswick, N. I.—Throop Ave. Auxiliary ...... 671 00 ■ Chapel. Auxiliary, Arabia ....1,005 00 Sunday School...... 2 19 Auxiliary, M. L. L. Hos. 35 00 Girls’ Miss. Class ...... 5 00 7 19 Industrial School...... 31 00 Newburgh, N. Y.—American. Crusaders’ P.,.M. L. L. Hos...... 35 00 Auxiliary ...... 110 00 Little Crusaders ...... 4 00 x Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 20 00 Girls Catechism Class . 4 36 Unity Circle, Y. W. B. . 5 00 135 00 Boys’ Catechism Class . 1 68 New Centre, Somerset Co., N. J. Members of Baby Roll .3 10 Auxiliary ...... 23 00 Girls’ Gym Classes.... 8 37 1,798 51 New Durham, N. J.—Grove Church. New York City—Marble Collegiate. Auxiliary...... 2,237 00 Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 125 00 Auxiliary H. G. S...... 125 00 135 00 Auxiliary, M. L. L. New Era, Mich. Hos...... 70 00 Auxiliary ...... 15 90 Aux. Int. on Furnald New Hackensack, N. Y. Legacy ...... 600 00 Auxiliary ...... 4 60 Sunday School...... 40 00 Sunday School ...... 23 31 Miss Anna M. Sand- “K. D.,” Y. W. B...... 5 00 32 91 ham, M. L. L. Hos. 1,000 00 4,072 00 New York City—St. Nicholas New York City—Madison Avenue. Collegiate. Auxiliary ...... 1,766 63 Auxiliary ...... 680 00 ' Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 800 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 50 00 730 00 Auxiliary, M. T. S. Hos. 35 00 New York City—Manor Church. Young Woman’s Aux. Sunday School ...... 10 00 Y. W. B...... 115 00 Junior C. E. Soc...... 4 00 14 00 Sunday School ...... 25 00 Sunday School, H*. G. S. 50 00 2,791 63 New York City—Mott Haven. Auxiliary ...... ie 00 New York City—West End Collegiate. Daylight Circle, Y. W. Auxiliary ...... 930 00 B...... 5 00 21 00 West End Coll. Guild, Y. W. B...... 75 00 New York City—Port Richmond, S. I. West End Coll. Guild., Auxiliary ...... 71 00 • M. T. S. Hos...... 75 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 7 00 Young People’s Soc., H. Young Woman’s G., Y. G. S...... 125 00 W. B...... 5 00 83 00 Sunday School ...... 15 02 , New York City—South. ^ Junior Pioneers ...... 28 85 1,248 ^7 Auxiliary ...... 35 0o New York City—Thirty-fourth Street. Auxiliary ...... 50 00 New York City—Union High Bridge. Church ...... 48 00 New York City—Knox Memorial. Auxiliary ...... 20 00 Auxiliary ...... 30 50 Auxiliary, H. G. S. ___ 125 00 New York City—Fordham Manor. K. D. M. B„ Y. W. B. 5 00 Auxiliary ...... 40 00 Sunday School ...... 25 00 223 00 Sunday School ...... 10 00 50 00 Niskayuna, N. Y. New York City—Fort Washington.. Auxiliary ...... 93 50 Sunday School ...... 13 80 Auxiliary ...... 5 00 Junior C. E. Soc...... 10 00 117 30 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 30 00 Sunday School ...... 46 16 81 16 North Bergen, N. J.—German Evan. Auxiliary ...... 30 00 New York City—Fourth German. Auxiliary ...... 10 00 ' North Blendon, Mich. Junior C. E. Soc...... 10 00 20 00 Auxiliary ...... 7 60 ' Young Ladies’ M. S. .. 5 00 12 60 New York City—Hamilton Grange. Church ...... 65 00 North Branch, N. J. Church, M. T. S. Hos. . 35 00 Auxiliary ...... 46 26 Sunday School ...... 13 80 113 80 Lend-a-Hand Soc...... 38 00 Lend - a t- Hand Soc., New York City—Huguenot Park, S. I. Arabia !...... 5 00 Young People’s Soc. H. . Young Woman’s M. C. 25 00 G. S...... 5 00 Junior C. E. Soc...... 10 00 124 26 New York City—First Harlem North Hackensack, N. J. Collegiate. Auxiliary ...... 15 78 Church, Arabia ...... 73 69 North Holland, Mich. New York City—Lenox Collegiate Young Ladies’ M. B. .. 5 00 Church. Young Ladies' M. B., Auxiliary ...... 62 50 A rab ia...... 24 35 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 110 00 * 29 35 Bible School ...... 24 00 North Marion, N. D. Bible .School, Arabia... 200 00 A uxiliary...... 50 85 Y. P. S. C. E, Arabia.. 40 00 North Sibley, Iowa. Junior C. E. Soc...... 5 00 441 50 Auxiliary ...... 5 00 \ North Yakima, Wash. Auxiliary ...... 6 00 Noxon, N. Y. Palmyra, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 18 50 Auxiliary, Y. VV. B. ... 2 00 Auxiliary ...... 12 00 Sunday School ...... 9 00 29 50 Sunday School ...... 2 50 14 50 Nutley, N. J.—Franklin. Park Ridge, N. J.—Pascack. Auxiliary ...... 34 76 Auxiliary ...... 38 96 Junior C. E. Soc...... 5 00 39 76 Sunday School ...... 6 00 44 96 Nyack, N. Y. Passaic, N. J.—First. Auxiliary ...... 210' 00 Auxiliary ...... 155 25 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 15 00 Auxiliary, M. T. S. Hos. 50 00 Junior C. E. Soc...... 2 00 227 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 10 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 65 75 Oak Harbor, Wash. H. E. Aycrigg, M. B., Sunday School ...... 2 00 Y. W. B...... 50 00 Onesquethaw—Jerusalem, N. Y. H. E? Aycrigg, M. B., M. T. S. Hos...... 35 00 Sunday School ...... 1 60 H. E. Aycrigg, M. B., Ontario, N. Y. A rab ia...... 20 00 386 00 Priscilla Soc...... 20 00 Passaic, N. J.—First Holland. Oostburg, Wis. Auxiliary ...... 40 00 Auxiliary ...... 40 00 Auxiliary, M. T. S. Hos. 50 00 Young Ladies’ M. S., ' Oradell, N. J. M. T. S. Hos...... 35 00 125 00 Auxiliary ...... 45 69 Passaic, N. J.—North. Auxiliary, H. G. S. ... 5 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 5 13 Auxiliary ...... 94 00 Young Ladies’ M. S. .. 1 00 56 82 Auxiliary, H. G. S., .. 15 00 Sunday School ...... 11 44 Orange City, la.—American. S. S. Prim. C la ss.... 10 00 130 44 Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Paterson, N. J.—Broadway. Sunday School ...... 20 20 30 20 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 10 00 Orange City, la.—First. Paterson, N. J.—Riverside. Auxiliary ...... 65 00 Auxiliary ...... 8 00 Auxiliary, M. T. S. Hos. 10 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S. ... 5 00 Dorcas Miss. Soc...... 50 00 C. Soc., Intermed. .. 1 00 Young Ladies’ M. B., Y. E. W. B...... 20 00 145 00 Junior C. E. Soc...... 1 00 15 00 Oregon, 111.—Ebeneaer. Paterson, N. J.—Second. Auxiliary ...... 20 00 Auxiliary ...... 57 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 10 00 67 00 Otley, Iowa. Paterson, N. J.—Sixth Holland. Dorcas Soc...... 30 00 Church ...... 325 00 Overisel, Mich. Auxiliary ...... 325 00 650 00 Auxiliary ...... 139 17 Paterson, N. J.—Union Holland. Auxiliary M. T. S. Hos. 70 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 45 00 Auxiliary ...... 17 00 Young Ladies’ M. S., * Young Woman’s Soc., Y. W. B...... 25 00 279 17 y . \v . B...... 5 00 22 00 * Owasco, N. Y. Peapack, N. J. S. S. Prim Dept...... 4 50 King’s Daughters ---- 25 00 Peekskill, N. Y.—Van Nest. Pompton Lakes, N. J. Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Auxiliary ...... 63 30 „ Sunday School ...... 3 00 13 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S. ... 10 00 King’s Daughters, Y. Pella, la.—Bethel. ' ✓ W. B...... 10 00 83 30 Ladies’ Dorcas Soc. ... 10 00 Pompton Plains, N. J. J Pella, la.—First. Auxiliary ...... 10 25 Auxiliary ...... 50 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 10 00 20 25 Pella, la.—Second. Portage, Mich. Church ...... 450 00 Auxiliary ...... 13 00 Church, Arabia ...... 250 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 5 00 Auxiliary ...... 100 86 800 86 Willing Workers ...... 22 50 40 50 Pella, la.—Third. . Port Ewen, N. Y. Church ...... 650 00 Auxiliary ...... 9 so Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 10 00 Martha Soc...... 60 00 Port Jervis, N. Y. Martha Soc., Arabia .. 20 00 740 00 Auxiliary ...... 30 00 Pella, Neb. Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 10 00 40 00 Auxiliary ...... 13 35 Pottersville, N. J. Peoria, 111. . Junior C. E. Soc...... 10 00 Frauen Verein ...... 5 00 Poughkeepsie, N. Y.—First. Dorcas Soc...... 6 00 11 00 Auxiliary ...... 335 94 Philadelphia, Pa.—Fourth. Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 5 00 Auxiliary ...... 12 60 Van Giesen, C. P...... 20 00 Van Giesen, C. P., Philadelphia, Pa.—Roxboro. Arabia ...... 20 00 K. D. Circle, Y. W. B. 16 00 Y. P. S. C. E., M. T. S. HOS...... 35 00 Philmont, N. Y. Sunday School ...... 7 37 423 31 Auxiliary ...... 115 00 Poughkeepsie, N. Y.—Second. Piermont, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 175 00 ‘ Auxiliary ...... 12 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 100 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 5 00 17 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 40 00 Pine Bush, N. Y.—New Prospect. Sunday School, H. G. S. 25 00 340 00 Auxiliary ...... 37 30 Prairie View, Kansas. Auxiliary, H. G. S. ... 5 00 Auxiliary ...... 51 89 Auxiliary, M. T. S. Hos. 5 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 20 00 67 30 Preakness, N. J. Pipestone, Minn.—Churchville. Auxiliary ...... 2 00 Auxiliary ...... 7 00 Sunday School ...... 5 40 7 40 Plainfield, N. J.—Netherwood. Princetown, N. Y. Church ...... 10 00 Auxiliary ...... 30 00 Young Ladies’ M. C. .. 15 00 Plainfield, N. J.—Trinity. Young Ladies' M. C, Ladies’ Christian W. S. 35 00 Arabia ...... 10 00 55 00 Young Woman’s M. B. 27 00 62 00 Pultneyville, N. Y. Plattekill, Mt. Marion, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 23 25 Sunday School ...... 2 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 10 00 33 25 Queens, N. Y. Rock Valley, la. Auxiliary ...... 86 74 Auxiliary ...... 83 59 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 10 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 25 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 13 00 Young Ladies’ M. S. .. 20 27 128 86 Junior Miss. C...... 10 00 119 74 Rocky Hill, N. J. Randolph Center, Wis. Auxiliary ...... 12 00 Auxiliary ...... z2 5 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S. ... 12 00 Young Ladies’ Soc...... 40 00 Sunday School ...... 5 00 29 00 Sunday School ...... 6 50 71 50 Rosendale, N. Y. Raritan, 111. Auxiliary ...... 13 48 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 11 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 8 00 21 48 Raritan, N. J.—Third. Rotterdam, Kans. Auxiliary ...... 50 00 Sunday School ...... 7 JT9 57 79 Young Ladies’ M. S., Y. W. B...... 15 00 Raritan, N. J.—Fourth. Rotterdam, N. Y.—First. Auxiliary ...... 15 00 Auxiliary ...... 77 65 Readington, N. J. Rotterdam, N. Y.«—Second. Auxiliary ...... 58 73 Sunday School ...... 1 83 60 56 Auxiliary ...... 47 50 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 10 00 57 50 Rensselaer, N. Y.—First. Roxbury, N. Y.—Jay Gould Mem’l. Church ...... 5 00 Auxiliary ...... 1,005 00 Auxiliary ...... 25 50 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 6 00 Saddle River, N. J. Sunday School ...... 3 50 40 50 Auxiliary ...... 5 00 _ Rhinebeck, N. Y. S t Johnsville, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... ' ...... 102 53 Auxiliary ...... 29 50 Dorcas Guild, Y. W. B. 5 00 107 53 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 10 00 39 50 Ridgefield, N. J. St. Remy, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 6 02 Auxiliary ...... 10 82 Ridgewood, N. J.—First. Saugerties, N. Y.—First. Auxiliary ...... 113 00 Auxiliary ...... 44 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 10 00 Schenectady, N. Y.—Bellevue. Young Ladies’ M. C, Y. W. B...... 50 00 Church ...... 60 00 Jr. C. E. Soc...... 5 00 Auxiliary ...... 82 47 “A Friend” ...... 100 00 278 00 Ramabai Club ...... 21 64 “Friend No. 1” ...... 30 00 Ridgewood, N. J.—Paramus. “Friend No. 2” ...... 10 00 Auxiliary ...... 36 07 Sunday School ...... 7 75 211 86 Auxiliary, H. G. S. .... 15 00 Schenectady, N. Y.—First. Sunday school, M'. T. S. Hos...... 35 00 86 07 Giffis Miss. Soc., Y. W. B...... 177 00 Rochelle Park, N. J. Schenectady, N. Y.-—Second. Auxiliary ...... 6 00 Auxiliary ...... 78 00 Rochester, N. Y.—First. Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 5 00 83 00 Auxiliary ...... 5 00 Schenectady, N. Y.—Mt. Pleasant. Y. P. S. C. E...... 5 00 10 00 Auxiliary ...... 33 89 Rochester, N. Y.—Second. Sunday School ...... 3 50 Auxiliary ...... - 5 00 S. S. Prim. Dept...... 7 11 44 50 Schenectady, N. Y.—Woodlawn. South Bound Brook, N. J. Auxiliary ...... 19 00 Auxiliary ...... 20 50 ' Schodack, N. Y. South Branch, N. J. Auxiliary, M. T. S. Hos. 48 50 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 5 00 53 50 Auxiliary ...... 50 00 ^ Sunday School ...... 11 35 " Schodack Landing, N. Y. Sunday School, Class 6 10 00 71 35 Auxiliary ...... 5 00 South Holland, 111. Schoharie, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 20 00 Auxiliary ...... 8 75 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 25 00 Auxiliary, M. T. S. Hos. 35 00 Schuylerville, N. Y. Y. L. M. S., Y. W. B. 80 00 160 00 Auxiliary ...... 25 00 Spotswood, N. J. Scotia, N. Y.—First. Auxiliary Auxiliary ...... 21 50 ...... 84 00 Y. L. M. S...... 5 00 26 50 Sharon, N. Y. Sprakers, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 9 00 Auxiliary ...... 5 00 Sheboygan, Wis.—Hope. Sunday School ...... 3 50 8* 50 'Auxiliary ...... 15 00 Spring Creek, Minn. Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 6 00 Young People's Soc., Auxiliary ...... 5 37 Y. W. B...... 12 00 33 00 Springfield, S. Dak.—Immanuel. Sheboygan Palls, Wis. Willing Workers, ,M. T. Auxiliary ...... 15 00 S. Hos...... 35 00 Sioux Center, la.—First. Spring Valley, N. Y.—First. Auxiliary .. .? ...... H8 81 The “In-as-much Cir Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 12 94 cle” ...... : ...... 10 00 Young Ladies’ M. B. Y. W. B...... 20 00 151 75 Spring Valley, N. Y. Sioux Center, la.—Central.' Auxiliary ...... 28 25 W. C. Ass’n ...... 50 58 Auxiliary ...... 50 00 “Helping Hand,’’ Y. W. W. C. Ass’n, H. G. S. . 10 00 88 83 B...... 5 00 55 00 Stanton, N. J. Somerville, N. J.—First. Auxiliary ...... 3 00 Auxiliary ...... 69 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 2 00 5 00 Somerville, N. J.—Second. Stone Ridge, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 88 25 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 25 00 Auxiliary, M. T. S. Hos. 35 00 C. E. Soc...... 10 00 Lawrence F. M. Soc., Sunday School ...... 10 00 45 00 Y. W. B...... 40 00 Lawrence F. M. Soc., Stout, la. M. T. S. Hos...... 35 00 198 25 Auxiliary ...... 12 00 South Blendon, Mich. Stuyvesant, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 12 00 Auxiliary ...... 40 75 . Young Ladies’ M. B., Y. P. S. C. E...... 6 59 ,47 34 Y. W. B...... 20 00 Young Ladies’ M. B., Sully, la.—First. A rab ia...... 5 00 37 00 Auxiliary ...... 5 00 Sully, la.—Bethany. Vriesland, Mich. Auxiliary ...... 8 90 Syracuse, N..Y.—First. Walden, N. Y.—First. Auxiliary ...... 168 26 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 310 00 478 26 Auxiliary ...... 25 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 10 00 Syracuse, N. Y.—Second. Ladies’ Miss. Circle, Auxiliary ...... 22 40 A rab ia...... 10 00 Ladies’ Miss. Circle, Tappan, N. Y. M. T. S. Hos...... 5 00 Ladies’ Miss. Circle, Auxiliary ...... 48 15 H. G. S...... 5.00 Auxiliary, H. G. S. . . . 5 00 ' C. E. Soc., M. L. L. Sunday School ...... 10 00 63 15 Hos...... 70 00 125 00 Tarrytown, N. Y.—First Waldwick, N. J. Auxiliary ...... 120 00 Auxiliary ...... 5 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S. ... 30 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 10 00 Wallkill, N. Y.—Shawangunk Sunday School ...... 15 38 175 38 Auxiliary ...... " 10 00 Tarrytown, N. Y.—Second. Wallkill, N. Y.—Wallkill Valley. Auxiliary ...... 75 00 Auxiliary ...... 5 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S. .. . 9 00 Sunday School ...... 7 90 12 90 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 15 00 Auxiliary, Legacy of Waterloo, N. Y.—Tyre. Mrs. M. D. Raymond 50 00 Auxiliary ...... 23 00 Sunday School ...... 27 80 176 80 Sunday School ...... 5 76 28 76 Three Bridges, N. J. Wanaque, N. J. Auxiliary ...... 33 80 Kings’ Daughters, Y. Auxiliary, H. G. S. ... 10 00 43 80 W. B...... 2 00 Three Oaks, Mich. Warwick, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 5 00 Auxiliary ...... 99 00 Sunday School ...... 2 60 7 60 Auxiliary H. G. S...... 10 00 Heart and Hand Soc. . 5 31 Ulster Park, N. Y.—Esopus. Heart and Hand Soc. Auxiliary ...... 10 00 Y. W. B...... 5 00 Sunday School ...... 3 50 13 50 Junior C. E. Soc...... 11 15 Upper Red Hook, N. Y.—St. John’s. Sunday School ...... 96 66 227 12 Scudder Mem’l Aux. .. 48 00 Watervliet, N. Y.—North. Sunday School ...... 18 09 66 09 Auxiliary ...... 18 00 Junior C. E. Soc...... 2 00 Utica; N. Y.—Christ. Mrs. G. H. Kimberly’s Auxiliary ...... 15 66 Class ...... 25 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 10 00 Sunday School, M. T. Miss. Study Class .... 5 00 S. Hos...... 35 00 80 00 Sunday School ...... 30 00 60 66 Waupun, Wis. Vischer’s Ferry, N. Y. Church ...... 3 50 Auxiliary ...... 48 54 Auxiliary ...... 52 50 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 17 50 " Volga, So. Dakota. Young Ladies’ Soc. ... 11 98 Sunday School ...... 2 00 Orange Circle ...... 5 00 90 48 si / Wellsburg, la. -Wortendyke, N. J.—Holland. Auxiliary ...... 25 00 Auxiliary ...... 41 00 Young Woman’s Soc., West Copake, N. Y. Y. W. B...... 5 00 46 00 Sunday School ...... 9 52 Wortendyke, N. J.—Trinity. Westfield, N. Dak. Auxiliary ...... 18 10 Auxiliary ...... 35 00 Wyckoff, N. J. Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 15 00 50 00 .Sunday School ...... 6 50 West Hoboken, N. J.—First. Wynantskill, N. Y. ^Auxiliary ...... 40 00 Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 5 00 Auxiliary ...... 16 00 Kings’ 'Daughters, Y. Auxiliary, M. T. S. Hos. 52 50 68 50 Y. W. B...... 5 00 50 00 Yonkers, N. Y.—First. West Leyden, N. Y. Auxiliary ...... 80 00 Young Ladies’ Guild, Auxiliary, Arabia ..... 22,00 Y. W. B...... 5 00 Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 8 40 Sunday School ...... 1 28 6 28 Sunday School ...... 6 51 116 91 West New York, N. J.—Trinity. * Yonkers, N. Y.—Mile Square. Auxiliary ...... 25 00 Church ...... 25 00 Church, Arabia ...... 25 00 West Nyack, N. Y.—Clarkstown. Auxiliary ...... 10 00 60 00 Auxiliary ...... 8 61 Yonkers, N. Y.—Park Hill. Auxiliary, H. G. S...... 10 00 18 61 Auxiliary ...... 210 00 Westwood, N. J. Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 22 65 232 65 Auxiliary ...... 74 21 Zeeland, Mich.—First. Auxiliary ...... 118 00 ^ Whitehouse, N. J. Auxiliary, Arabia ...... 15 00 Auxiliary ...... 36 00 Tryphosa Soc., Y. W. Sunday School ...... 2 14 B. / ...... 25 00 Sunday School, Arabia 5 00 44 04 Mission Band ...... 25 00 Woodbourne, N. Y. Junior C. E. Soc...... 5 25 188 25 Sunday School ...... 2 90 Zeeland, Mich.—Second. Auxiliary ...... 105 88 Woodstock, N. Y. Young Woman's Soc., Auxiliary ...... 16 54 Y. W. B...... 15 00 120 00 \ RECEIPTS FROM INDIVIDUALS Miss Julia L. Atwater ...... 25 00 A Friend, Arabia ...... 500 00 Mrs. Janies L. Amerman ...... 5 00 A Friend ...... 200 00 Miss Elizabeth B. Andrews ... 90 00 A Friend ...... 50 00 Miss Elizabeth B. Andrews, A Friend ...... 40 00 Arabia ...... 25 00 A Friend ...... 40 00 “A. S ” ...... 1 00 A Friend of India ...... 30 00 “A.” ...... 25 00 A Friend ...... 30 00 Mrs. D. Baker, M. T. S. H os... 35 00 A Friend ...... 25 00 Mrs. Abbie J. Bell ...... • 5 00 Three Friends, per Mrs. E. E. Mrs. George S. Bishop, Arabia-100 00 Olcott, Arabia ...... 12 00 Miss A. G. Blauvelt, Y. W. B. . 20 00 A Friend ...... 5 00 Mrs. D. J. Blauvelt ...... 5 00 A Friend ...... 5 00 Mrs. G. M. S. Blauvelt ...... 15 00 A Friend ...... 2 00 “In memory Cornelia B. Brinck- Mrs. Julius W. Geyer ------11 25 erhoff,” M. T. S. H os...... 35 00 Mrs. Julius W. Geyer, Arabia.. 3 75 Miss Sarah A. Bussing, Y. W. Miss Helen M. Gould ...... 100 00 B ...... 10 00 Miss H. Margaret Gould ...... 4 32 “Brooklyn, N. Y ” ...... 50 00 Miss Dorothy Gould ...... 10 47 Mrs. Rachel Palen Cameron .. 10 00 Mrs. Chas S. Hamilton ...... 5 00 Mrs. Edward S. Campbell...... 100 00 Mrs. Wm. Bancroft Hill ..... 37 10 Castleton, N. Y., M. E. Church 5 00 Miss Bernice Hoffman ...... 1 00 Mrs. Jacob Chamberlain ...... 20 00 Mrs. Dora Hoffs, Arabia .... 50 00 “In memory of Mrs. Wm. N. Mrs. Garrett Hondelink, Y. W. Clark,” M. T. S. Hos...... 35 00 B...... 5 00 Miss Maud S. Clark ...... 2 00 Miss Josephine Hopkins, M. T. Mrs. Oliver E. Cobb ...... 10 00 S. Hos...... 40 00 Miss E. P. Cobb ...... 60 00 Mrs. M. J. Hunter ...... 10 00 Mrs. W. D. Colclough ...... 1 00 Mr. Peter Iverson ...... 5 00 Mrs. William A. Conger ....1,000 00 In memory of the Misses M. A. Mrs. Elijah Strong Cowles---- 50 00 and Lottie Dellinger, »Y. W. Miss Annie L. Crawford ..... 10 00 B...... 5 00 Miss Annie L. Crawford, Arabia 5 00 Miss Sarah L. Jackson ...... 100 00 “Cash” ...... 10 00 “In memory of Mrs. Sarah J. “Cash” ...... 4 00 Jackson, Phelps, N. Y., by Mrs. P. Dalenberg ...... 1 00 her daughter” ...... 10 00 Miss Anna E. Darrow ...... 31 Mrs. Edward G. Jan ew ay ...... 20 00 “E. De W.Saugerties, N. Y. . 22 00 Mrs. J. D. Keith ...... 25 00 Miss Gertrude Dodd ...... 50 00 Mrs. John Kremer ...... 10 00 Mrs. P. M. Doolittle, M. T. S. A King’s Daughter, Y. W. B. .. 8 00 Hos...... 30 00 Mr. Wm. A. Lawrence to en Mrs. P. M. Doolittle, Arabia .. 20 00 dow “Mrs. Mary A. Reeves Miss Esther A. Dumont ...... 50 00 Lawrence Bed,” M. L. L. Miss Mary O. Duryee ...... 300 00 Hos...... 1,000 00 “East Prairie Society ...... 5 00 Miss Mary Adele Le Fevre.... 5 00 “A. E.” ...... 5 00 Miss A. E. Lippincott ...... 1 00 “In loving memory of Rev. Miss Anne B. Littell ...... 5 00 John Mason Ferris” ...... 50 00 Miss Mabel B. Littell ...... 2 00 Miss Fisher ...... 85 00 Miss Mabel B. Littell, Y. W-'B. 10 00 Miss Fisher, H. G. S...... 5 00 In memory “Mabel Louise,” Miss Ethel Freeman, M. T. S. M. T. S. Hos...... '... 70 00 Hos...... 35 00 Mrs. A. L. Macleish ...... 10 00 “A Friend,” Special, Arabia ...721 73 Miss Juliet McCarrell, Arabia . 5 00 A Missionary’s Friend ...... — 650 00 Mrs. Hamilton V. Meeks ...... 125 00 A Friend ...... 050 00 Mrs. Issac Messier ...... 5 00 A Friend of Missions ...... 500 00 Mrs. M. P. Misegades, Arabia . 10 00 A Friend ...... 500 00 Members Young Woman’s Branch, M. L. L. Hos...... 35 00 Mrs. Cornelius Low Wells ___100 00 Members Young Woman’s Mrs. S. M. Woodbridge, M. T. Branch ...... 2 25 S. Hos...... 35 00 Miss Matilda M. Nash ...... 100 00 The Wubbena Sisters ...... 24 00 Miss Mary L. Neer, M. L. L. In memory of Mrs. Sarah H. Hos...... 25 00 W yckoff...... 100 00 ^ Mrs. M. B. Norris, M. T. S. A Western Family ...... 400 00 Hos., End’t...... 250 00 “A. H. W,” ...... 30 00 “No Name” ...... 10 00 “S. R. W.,” A rab ia...... 10 00 The Misses Olcott, H. G. S. ... 10 00 Mrs. John Lloyd Zabriskie ...1,000 00 “P. O .” H. G. S...... ,...1 2 5 00 Mrs. James F. Zwemer...... 5 00 Mrs. E. Payne ...... 3 00 Miss Mary Pelmulder ...... 2 00 Woman’s Missionary Unions. Mrs. Edward H. Peters ...... 225 00 Classis of Albany ...... 24 63 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H. Putman, Classis of Bergen ...... 15 00 M. T. S. Hos...... 50 00 South Classis of Bergen ...... 30 93 Post Jubilee Com. New Bruns Classis of Grand River, Holland wick. N. J...... 7 68 and Michigan ...... 64 47 Mrs. Daniel Rapalje ...... io 00 Classis of Grand River, Holland Miss Winifred Rapalje ...... 2 00 and Michigan, Arabia...... 86 67 Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Raven, Classis of Greene ...... 12 00 Arabia ...... 100 00 Classis of Hudson ...... 24 38 ' Miss Sarah B. Reynolds ...... 672 10 Classis of Kingston ...... 18 00 Mrs. E. J. Rhinehart ...... 1 00 North Classis of Long Island . 47 50 Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Rob South Classis of Long Island.. 50 39 erts, Arabia ...... 100 00 Classis of Monmouth ...... 25 68 Mrs. S. E. Rosedale, Arabia ..600 00 Classis of Montgomery ...... 13 50 Mrs. Samuel Rowland ...... 5 00 Classis of Newark ...... 27 32 Miss E. Ryley ...... 5 00 Classis of New Brunswick....182 73 Mrs. Cornelius Schenck ...... 3 00 Classis of Orange ...... 9 75 Mrs. J. W. Schenck ...... 3 00 Classis of Paramus ...... 52 25 Misses Gertrude, Edna and Classis of P assaic...... 8 00 Frances Seibert ...... 2 00 Classis of Pella ...... 18 00 Mrs. W. W. Scudder ...... 10 00 Classis of Philadelphia ...... 35 09 Mrs. Samuel Sloan ...... 400 00 Classis of Poughkeepsie ...... 31 00 Mrs. J. Smallegan, Arabia .... 6 00 Classis of Raritan ...... 42 65y / Mrs. Anna A. Steele ...... 5 00 Classis of Raritan, H. G. S. ...115 00 Mrs. H. S. Stevenson ...... 17 00 Classis of Rensselaer...... 19 12 “S. T.” ...... 100 00 Classis of Rochester ...... 65 00 Mrs. J. V. N. Talmage ...... 500 00 Classis of Saratoga ...... 9 00 Miss E. S. Van D eventer...... 10 00 Classis of Schenectady ...... 40 25 Mrs. A. Z. Van Houten ...... 10 00 Classis of Schoharie...... 6 29 Miss A. T. Van Santvoord___ 25 00 Classis of U ls te r...... 14 63 Miss Elizabeth B. Vermilye .. 50 00 Classis of Westchester, H. G. S. 11 72 Miss B. E. V redcnberg...... 5 00 Classis of Westchester, Arabia 11 72 The Misses W aldron ...... 30 00 Classis of Wisconsin and Illi Mrs. Morris T. W eeks...... 71 00 nois ...... 32 00 Miss Sarah Welling, Arabia .. 40 06 Baby Roll ...... 155 22 RECEIPTS. _ May 1, 1911, to April 30, 1912. For General Work ...... $45,844 96 For Hindu Girls' Schools ...... 2,271 68 For Mary Taber Schell Hospital Endowment...... 250 00 & For Mary Taber Schell Hospital Support...... 1,781 00 For Mary Lott Lyles Hospital Endowment...__ _ 3,000 00 For Mary Lott Lyles Hospital Support...... 350 30 For Arabia ...... 5,678 99 For Missionaries’ Rest House, Japan...... 500 00 From Young Woman’s Branch...... 1,082 30 From Baby Roll ...... 155 22 From Anniversary Offering ...... 162 24 From Ladies’ Day Offering ...... 50 32 From Children’s Day Offering ...... 92 91 From Sunday School Thanksgiving Offering...... 619 27 From Birthday Offering ...... 1,087 30 From Jubilee Fund ...... 3,281 72 From Gleaner Subscriptions ...... 1,045 45 From Sales, Room io ...... 53 11 Interest from Mortgages ...... 1,977 78 Interest from Mary Taber Schell Hospital Endow ment Fund ...... 1,402 99 Interest from Trust Companies ...... 369 97 Miscellaneous ...... 429 90 Payment of Mortgage ...... 3,800 00 Total Receipts ...... $75,287 41 Balance on Hand, April 30, 1911: In Farmers' Loan and Trust Co...... $2,597 15 In Union Trust Co...... 17,095 45 ------19,692 60 $94,980 01 PAYMENTS. Synod’s Board of Foreign Missions...... $42,353 88 The Arabian Mission ...... 5,678 99 Support of Mary Taber Schell Hospital...... 1,900 00 Purchase of Land for Mary Taber Schell Hospital.. 2,000 00 Mary Lott Lyles Hospital—Building and Equipment 7,869 83 •Support of Mary Lott Lyles Hospital...... 333 33 For Heating Plant, Ferris Seminary...... 1,000 00 For Mabel Conger Memorial—Hindu Girls’ School ' Building at Kaveripak, Ihdia...... 1,000 00 For Girls’ School at Busrah, Arabia...... 2,484 00 For Organ Children’s Home at Amoy...... 73 19 For Return and Outgoing of Missionaries...... 2,522 65 For Mortgage, No. 420 East 122d Street...... 3,800 00 For Mortgage, 880 Faile Avenue, Bronx...... 4,500 00 For Mortgage, Ogden Avenue, B ro n x ...... 2,000 00 Transfers ...... 429 90 Salaries ...... : ...... $2,840 34 Rent and Janitor...... 450 00 Stationery, Printing, etc...... 356 43 Office Expenses ...... 145 47 . Travel Among Churches and Conferences...... 754 41 . Department of Young People’s W ork.. 653 88 Anniversary and Birthday Expenses... 88 87 Leaflets, Reports and Other Literature. 1,167 13 Mission G leaner...... 1,704 27 Miscellaneous ...... 7 ...... 162 91 ------8,323 81 Total Payments ...... $87,269 58 Balance on Hand, April 30, 1912: In Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co. $2,037 82 c In Union Trust Company...... 5,672 61 ------7,710 43 $94,980 01 Gertrude Dodd, Treasurer. THE WOMAN’S BOARD OF FOREIGN MISSIONS, R. C. A. Balance Sheet, April 30, 1912. ASSETS. Cash on Deposit at Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co.. $2,037 82 Cash on Deposit at Union Trust Co...... '...... 5,672 61 ------$7,710 43 * Investments: Lackawanna Steel Co. Bond ($1,000)...... $975 00 Mortgage, 166th St. and Washington Ave., N.Y.C. 42,000 00 Mortgage, 337 West 13th Street, N. Y. C...... 9,000 00 Mortgage, Albert Street, Long Island City...... 1,000 00 Mortgage, 347 Hancock Street, B rooklyn...... 5,000 00 Mortgage, 438 Water Street, New York City.. 5,000 00 Mortgage, 880 Faile Ave., Bor. of Bronx, N.Y.C. 4,500 00 ■ Mortgage, Ogden Ave., Bor. of Bronx, N.Y.C.. 2,000 00 Mortgage Certificate, N. Y. Investors’ Corp__ 1,000 00 Mortgage Certificate, N. Y. Investors’ Corp__ 500 00 ------70,975 00 ^ $78,685 43 LIABILITIES. Charlotte W. Duryee Fund...... $5,000 00 Ann Eliza Disborough Fund...... 2,000 00 Jane Ann Gopsill Fund...... 32,500 00 J. A. Gopsill Fund Income Account...... 1,273 11 Mary Taber Schell Hospital Endowment Fund...... 29,815 00 Mary Taber Schell Hospital Support Fund...... 2,300 78 Mary Lott Lyles Hospital Endowment F u n d ...... 3,000 00 Mary Lott Lyles Hospital Support Fund...... 337 38 Legacies Account ...... 1,028 16 General Fund B alance...... 1,43100 $78,685 43 To the Woman's Board of Foreign Missions: The Committee appointed by the Woman’s Board of Foreign Mis sions, R; C. A., to examine the accounts of the Treasurer of the Board for the year ending April 30, 1912, report that we have made an examina tion and audit of all books and records of the Treasurer of your Woman’s Board for the period from May 1, 1911, to April 30, 1912, and submit the accompanying Balance Sheet as a result thereof. 1 We have proved the accuracy of all of the cash receipts and disburse ments and verified the amounts on deposit in banks. We have examined and accounted for all of the securities held as investments and find the same to be correct as stated. We certify that the attached Balance Sheet, showing all of the Assets and Liabilities, is in accord with the Treasurer’s books and records, and is in our judgment correct in every way. Respectfully submitted, • Dated, New York, May 23, 1912. ' ' W m. L. Brower, J ohn F. Chambers, Auditing Committee. MISSIONARIES SPECIALLY SUPPORTED. Mrs. Leonard Kip...... Special Gifts Miss Nellie Zwemer....,...... North Church, Newark, N. J. Mrs. L. R. Scudder...... Friend in North Church, Newark, N. J. Dr. Louisa H. H art...... Madison Ave. Church, Albany, N. Y. Miss Alice B. Van D o re n .../...... First Church, Albany, N. Y. Miss Jennie B u y s...t...... Bethany Church, Grand Rapids, Mich. Mrs. H. J. Scudder...... Suydam St. Church, New Brunswick, N. J. Mrs. Dirk Dykstra...... First Church, Holland, Mich. Miss Katherine R. Green... . .Church on the Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y. Miss Fannie Lutton. .Arabian Circle Ch. on the Heights, B’klyn, N. Y. Miss Leona Vander Linden...... Second Church, Pella, Iowa Mrs. Stanley Mylrea...... — ...... Second Church, Pella, Iowa Miss Josephine Te Winkel...... Third Church, Pella, Iowa Mrs. James Cantine...... Second Church, Kalamazoo, Mich. Miss Margaret Rottschafer...... Holland Church, Paterson, N. J. Mrs. John Van Ess...... Church, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Mrs. Arthur K. Bennett, M.D...... Church, Ridgewood, N. J. Mrs. B. W. Roy...... Auxiliary, First Church, East Orange, N. J. Miss Jennie Pieters...... Church, East Williamson, N. Y. Dr. Ida S. Scudder...... Auxiliary, Madison Ave. Church, N. Y. City Miss Jennie Scardefield...... Harlem Collegiate Ch., N. Y. City Miss M. K. Scudder...... Aux. Coll. Church of St. Nicholas, N. Y. City Mrs. L. B. Chamberlain... .Friend in Middle Coll. Church, N. Y. City Mrs. H. R. L. W orrall...... Friend in Middle Coll. Church, N. Y. City Miss Annie E. Hancock.. .Two Members, Marble Coll. Ch., N. Y. City Miss M. E. Talmage...... Aux. Marble Coll. Church, N. Y. City Miss Julia Moulton...... Aux. Marble Coll. Church, N. Y. City Miss Delia M. Houghton.. .Friend in Marble Coll. Church, N. Y. City Mrs. J. H. Snoke...... West End Coll. Church, N. Y. City Miss Sarella Te Winkel...... -.A Friend Mrs. E. S. Booth...... Auxiliary, Flatbush, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Henry De Free...... Home Folks’ Syndicate, Zeeland, Mich. Mrs. John Scudder...... A Friend Mrs. S. J. Thoms...... A Friend Mrs. F. J. Barney...... A Friend Mrs. E. C. Scudder...... Miss Ditmis Mrs. A. L. Warnshuis...... Company of Friends Miss Henrietta Wynkoop Drury...... Miss Sarah B. Reynolds Miss M. Leila Winn...... The Children Miss Harriet M. Lansing...... Classis Schenectady, Missionary Union Miss Sara M. Couch...... Classes Saratoga and'Rensselaer, Miss. Un. Mrs. James'A. Beattie...... Classis Albany, Missionary Union Miss Jeane Noordhoff...... Classis Paramus,Missionary Union Miss Margaret C° Morrison.. .Classis Westchester, Missionary Union Mrs. P. W. P itc h e r...... Classis Poughkeepsie, Missionary Union Miss K. M. Talmage... .South Classis Long Island, Missionary Union Miss Mary W. Shepard.North Classis Long Island, Missionary Union Miss Anna De F. Thompson...... Classis Newark, Missionary Union Mrs. Henry Honegger...... Rochester Church, Accord, N. Y. LIFE MEMBERS. 1911-1912. Miss Sada Hayashi. Miss Elsie W. Conklin. Mrs. Jasper S. Hogan. SUPPORTERS OF HINDU GIRLS* SCHOOLS. Auxiliary, Second Church of Poughkeepsie. Auxiliary, First and Madison Ave. Churches of Albany. Auxiliary, Heidelberg Guild, Clinton Ave. Church, Newark, N. J. Auxiliary, High Bridge, New York City. Auxiliary, Marble Collegiate, New York City. Auxiliary, Madison Ave., New York City. Auxiliary, First Church, Brooklyn. Auxiliary, I2th“ St. Church, Brooklyn. Auxiliary, Church on the Heights, Brooklyn. Auxiliary, Grove Church, New Durham, N. J. Y. P. Soc. West End Collegiate, New York City. Classes of Paramus, Passaic, Philadelphia, Raritan, Westchester. Individual Gifts. ENDOWED BEDS in the MARY TABER SCHELL HOSPITAL, VELLORE, INDIA. “Western Bed." Mrs. W. Bancroft Hill Bed. Mrs. William H. Story Bed. “Fisher Bed.” “Thanksgiving Bed.” The West End Collegiate Bed. MEMORIAL BEDS. Mrs. William Lambert. Mrs. Louisa Hopkins Cooke. Mrs. John M. Dodd. Mrs. Annie D. Scoville. Mrs. John W. Castree. Mr. Samuel Sloan. Mrs. A. L. Cushing. Miss Mary Isabel Allen. Miss Helen M. Dodd. Rev. Charles Cuthbert Hall, D.D. Harriet Booraem Scudder. Mrs. Eliza Ann Harris. Mrs. Catherine Lott. Miss Mary Catherine Miller. Mrs. Henry Taylor Gray. Rev. Cornelius Low Wells, D.D. .Mrs. Anna De W itt Scudder. Mrs. Elizabeth Louderback Quack- Dr. John Lloyd Zabriskie. enbush. Miss Edith Raven. Miss Susan Ludlow Ferris. * ENDOWED BEDS in the MARY LOTT LYLES HOSPITAL, MADANAPALLE, INDIA. Mrs. Abigail Lott Lyles. Mrs..Mary A. Reeves Lawrence. Mrs. Cordelia Van DenBergh. MISSIONARIES. AMOY MISSION, AMOY, CHINA. Mrs. J. V. N. Talmage. Miss Nellie Zwemer. ♦Mrs P. W. Pitcher. Miss M. C. Morrison. Miss M. E. Talmage. Miss Lily N. Duryee. Miss K. M. Talmage. Miss Katherine R. Green. Mrs. L. W. Kip. Mrs. J. H. Snoke. Mrs. Henry DePree. *Miss Mary W. Shepard. Mrs. D. J. Steward Day. Miss Leona Van der Linden. Mrs. H. P. Boot. Mrs. A. Bonthius. • Mrs. A. L. Warnshuis. Miss Bessie M. Ogsbury. Mrs. Edward J. Strick. ARGOT MISSION, INDIA. 'Mrs. J. W. Scudder, Palmaner. Miss Annie E. Hancock, Vellore. . Miss Julia C. Scudder, Palmaner. Mrs. W alter T. Scudder, M.D., Mrs. L. R. Scudder, Ranipettai. Tindivanam. Mrs. J. H. Wyckoff, Vellore. *Miss Alice B. Van Doren, Rani ' Mrs. J. A. Beattie, Chittoor. pettai. Dr. Louisa H. Hart, Madanapalle. Miss Delia M. Houghton, Vellore. Miss M. K. Scudder, Ranipettai. Miss Sarella Te Winkel, Chittoor. Mrs. Arthur Cole, Vellore. Miss Josephine V. Te Winkel, Mrs. E. C. Scudder, Vellore. Madanapalle. Mrs. John Scudder, Vellore. Miss Margaret Rottschaefer, Arni. Miss H. W. Drury, Madanapalle. Mrs. B. W. Roy, Ranipettai. Mrs. Henry J. Scudder, Punganur. Mrs. J. R. Duffield, Ami. *Mrs. L. B. Chamberlain, Madana Mrs. Henry Honegger, Ranipettai. palle. Mrs. Bernard Rottschaefer, Ma- Mrs. W. H. Farrar, Katpadi. danapelle. Dr. Ida S. Scudder, Vellore. NORTH JAPAN MISSION. Mrs. E. S. Booth, 178 Bluff, Yoko- *Mrs. Albert Oltmans. hama. Miss M. Leila Winn, Morioka. Miss A. De F. Thompson, 178 Bluff, Mrs. W. E. Hoffsommer, Tokyo. Yokohama. Mrs. D. C. Ruigh, Tokyo. Miss Julia Moulton, 178 Bluff, *Miss Jennie M. Kuyper. Yokohama. Mrs. M. N. Wyckoff, Matsumoto. SOUTH JAPAN MISSION. Mrs. A. Pieters, Oita. Mrs. H. V. S. Peeke, Saga. Miss Sara M. Couch, Nagasaki. Miss Jennie Pieters, Nagasaki. Miss Harriet M. Lansing, Kago -Mrs. Anthony Walvoord, Nagasaki. shima. Miss Jeane Noordhoff, Kagoshima. Miss Jennie Buys, Miyakonojo. ARABIA. Mrs. James Cantine, Busrah. Mrs. Martha C. Vogel, Busrah. ♦Mrs. S. M. Zwemer. Miss J. A. Scardefield, Bahrein. Mrs. F. J. Bamy, Muscat. Mrs. C. Stanley G. Mylrea, Bahrein. Mrs. S. J. Thoms, Muscat. Miss Josephine E. Spaeth, Bahrein. Miss Fanny Lutton, Muscat. Miss Sarah L. Hosmon, M.D., Bah ♦Mrs. Dirk Dykstra. rein. . Mrs. C. F. Shaw, Busrah. Mrs. Arthur K. Bennett, M.D.,Bus Mrs. H. G. Van Vlack, Busrah. rah. Mrs. John Van Ess, Busrah. Mrs. E. E. Calverley, M.D., Ku Mrs. H. R. L. Worrall, M.D., Bah weit. rein. ♦On furlough. UNDER APPOINTMENT. To the Amoy Mission...... Miss Maude Norling. To the North Japan Mission j Miss May- B. Demarest. i Miss Florence E. Dick. To the Arabian Mission...... Miss Gertrud Schaiheitlm. AMOY. WENT OUT. Mrs. J. V. N. Talmage 1865 Mrs. Helen C. Kip 1865 Miss Mary E. Talmage 1874 Miss K. M. Talmage 1874 Miss Nellie Zwemer 1891 Miss Margaret C. Morrison 1892 Miss Lily N. Duryee 1894 Miss Katharine R. Green 1907 Miss Mary W. Shepard 1908 Miss Leona Van der Linden 1909 Miss Bessie M. Ogsbury 1910 Miss Maude Norling 1912 INDIA. ' Mrs. J. W. Scudder 1855 Mrs. John Scudder 1861 Miss Julia C. Scudder - 1879 Miss M. K. Scudder 1884 Dr. Louisa H. Hart 1895 Dr. Ida S. Scudder 1899 Miss Annie E. Hancock 1899 Miss Alice B. VanDoren • 1903 Miss Henrietta W. Drury 1906 Miss Delia M. Houghton 1908 Miss Margaret Rottschaefer 1909 Miss Josephine V. TeWinkel 1909 Miss Sarella TeWinkel 1909 ' JAPAN. Mrs. M. N. Wyckoff 1881 Miss M. Leila Winn 1882 Miss A. DeF. Thompson 1886 Miss Julia Moulton 1889 Miss Jennie M. Kuyper 1905 Miss May B.’ Demarest 1912 Miss Florence E. Dick 1912 SOUTH JAPAN. Miss Sara M. Couch 1892 Miss Harriet M. Lansing 1893 Miss Jennie A. Pieters 1904 Miss Jennie Buys 1909 Miss Jeane Noordhoff 1911 CONSTITUTION FOR AUXILIARIES OF THE REFORMED CHURCH IN AMERICA. The following Constitutions are recommended for adoption. They can be modified and adapted to the circumstances of different localities. Article 1. The Society shall be called ------of the Woman's Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Church in America. Art. 2. Its object shall be to aid the Board in sending out and maintaining Female Missionaries, Bible-Readers and Teachers, who shall work among heathen women and children. Art. 3. Any person may become a member of this Society by^ the payment o f ------annually. * A rt. 4. The officers of this Society shall be a President, Secretary and Treasurer, who shall be elected annually. Art. 5. The duty of these officers shall be as follows: The President shall preside at all meetings, and have a general ! oversight of the work of the Society. N/ The Secretary shall give notice of meetings, shall record the min utes of each session, and shall prepare the Annual Report. It shall also be her duty to transmit to the Woman’s Board the names of the officers of this Auxiliary, a report of its proceedings and condition, . >/ whenever necessary, and the Annual Report with that of the Treasurer. The Treasurer shall report the state of the treasury at every meet ing, and shall remit the funds obtained, at least once a year, on or»before the tenth day of April, to the Treasurer of the Woman’s Board. Art.,6. This Society shall hold regular meetings on the ------, and an annual meeting on th e------, to receive and adopt the Annual Report, and to elect officers.