Columbia Union Conference Meeting by F. H. Robbins

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 9, 1916

Columbia Union Conference Meeting

By F. H. Robbins

THE next session of the Columbia Union Conference will be held in Pittsburgh, Pa., March 13-20, 1916. The Carnegie Library, which was used four years ago for the union conference, has again been secured for the same purpose. This auditorium will seat about six hundred persons, and is an excellent place for a meeting of this kind.

BOARD

We will begin to serve meals on the cafeteria plan Friday, March 10. This will accommodate the tract society secretaries, and the bookmen, who plan to hold some meetings before the union session opens.

ROOMS

In securing rooms for the delegates, we have been very fortunate, and shall be able to meet the needs of all. However, we kindly ask each conference president to send at once a list of the names of those who will attend, in order that definite assignments may be made, and thus avoid disappointment.

HOW TO FIND THE PLACE

The Carnegie Library is located on the corner of Lang and Hamilton Avenues, Homewood. The dining pavilion is also on Lang Avenue, about four squares north of the library. When you arrive in the city, take either a Frankstown Avenue or a Hamilton Avenue electric car.

If you take a Frankstown Avenue car, get off at Lang Avenue, and walk about one square north to the dining pavilion. If you take a Hamilton Avenue car, get off at the Carnegie Library, and walk about four squares north to the dining pavilion. Bring all suit cases and baggage to the dining pavilion, and you will be taken to your room from there.

Address all communications to the West Pennsylvania Conference office, 7155 Mount Vernon St., Pittsburgh, Pa.

F. H. ROBBINS.