Correspondence Of the Columbian Fountain.
Methodist PrOtestant Conference.
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Correspondence OF the Columbian kountan.


Methodist Pr0testant Conference.


FRIDAY, March l3, 1916.


The opening services this morning were of
an unusually interesting character. Rev. J.
Warden read the 5lst Psalm, and offered
highly appropriate prayer. which was heartily
responded to by the Conference.


On motion Of J. G. Wilson, v. ID. M, it
was resolved that the roll OF the Ministers and
Preachers of the Conference be now called to
allow any one who wishes his relation changed
an opportunity to signify the same to the Con-
ference.


Rev. Messrs. A. Webster, L. Remick, ]. w.
Pennel, and J. M. Haines, were transferred to
the unstationed list at their own request. ',@


Rev. f. Ster asked to be left without an ap-
pointment for the present year. The request
was granted. The same relation was granted
to Rev. Messrs.J w. Porter, ], 7. Ward, w.
II. Bordley, and 0. Norwood. .a. 4aUa


On motion of Rev. S. X. Cox, it was re-
solved that this Conference hereby expresses
the highest esteem and love for brother s. *.
Jennings, who has recently removed to
Southern State, and returns It's thanks for his
efficient services while member of this body.


The list Of circuits and stations was called
over to ascertain the number in society. TAX
ing the reports of last year from a few church
es which have not reported to this conference,
it appears that the number of members in the
Maryland District amounts to 9465, being an
increase of 452 over the reports of last year.


On motion, it was resolved that the ordina-
ton of Deacons take place at the lst Metho-
dist Protestant Church, near the Navy Yard,
on Sunday Morning at II O'Clock, and the or
dination of Elders at the 9th ST. Methodist Pro-
testant Church, at 3 o'clock, p. m.


A communication was received from Mrs.
Kesley, widow of Rev. VIM. Kesley deceased,
and referred to J. G. Wilson, f. Stier, and J.
H. Owings. aaa aia. r


Conference resolved to hold its next annual
session at Wilmington, Delaware. ai


Conference adjourned, after prayer by F.
Waters, d. D.


The public are invited TO attend the sessions.


No service this evening.


APPOINTMENTS
Of Ministers Of the Methodist Protestant Church


for neat Lords Day.


Alexandra, Methodist Protestant Church,
ii a. m, T. l.. McLaine; "a pm, P. L. Will
SON. First Presbyterian Church, John G. Will
son; Second Presbyterian Church, 81 p. M,
VIM. T. Eva.


Georgetown, Methodist Protestant Church,
IL a. m, John w. Everist; u p. M, S. X.
Cox. Methodist Episcopal Church, IL a. M,
VIM. T. Wright; u p. M, David F. Ewell.
. Washington City, lst Methodist Protestant
Church, ! | a. M, E. Henkle; (after service
the ordination of Deacons will take place;
"a p. M, Daniel E.. Reese. Ninth street sta
ion, II a. m, E. Y. Reese; 8 p. M, f. Slier;
after service the ordination of Elders will
AXE place y n p. M, VIM. Collier. Fourth
Presbyterian, (Rev. Mr.. Smith's,) u p. M,
DR.. +. Waters. Ryland Chapel, Methodist
Episcopal Church, IL a. m, G. d. Hamilton
u p m, John r. Nichols. Foundry, Meth
cdist Episcopal Church, | / a. M, Isaac Web
ster; u p. m, James X. Nichols. Baptist
Church on E street, (Rev. Mr. Sampson's,)
II a. m, s. B. Sutherland; u p. m, Daniel
Collier. FIRST Presbyterian Church, (colored,)
IL a. M, R. S. Norris; p. M, N. Lemen