Adventists Sail for European Conference
AN unusually large party leaves New York for London, Wednesday, April 30. The list is as follows: by the steamship “Oceanic,” Elder A. G. Daniells, Mrs. A. G. Daniells, and son Grovenor; Elders H. W. Cottrell, C. W. Flaiz, H. Shultz, N. P. Nelson; Mrs. N. P. Nelson; Brethren G. W. Bailey, E. R. Palmer, Ernest Taylor, W. O. James; Joseph Brandt, Mrs. Joseph Brandt, Miss Brandt; Chas. E. Holmes, Mrs. Holmes; Miss Maude Morrison, Miss Linnie Belden; W. B. Scott, Mrs. W. B. Scott, and two children; Willie White. By the steamship “St. Louis,” April 30: Elder Jean Vuilleumier, Mrs. Mina Vuilleumier; Brethren A. A. Carscallan and L. A. Hartford; and Brother and Sister W. H. Olmstead. Brother Joseph Booth and family will follow on May 7. Brethren Daniells, Cottrell, Flaiz, Shultz, Nelson, and Palmer go as delegates to the European General Conference which will be held in London, May 15-30. Brother Vuilleumier is returning to his field of work on the Continent, having been restored to health since coming to America. Brother Booth will attend the conference on his way to his field of work in Central Africa. Brother Willie White, who has been for several years an employee in the Review Office, will connect permanently with the London publishing house. Brethren Bailey, Taylor, James, Brandt, Holmes, Scott, Carscallan, Hartford, and Olmstead expect to remain permanently in England, and to unite with the workers already engaged in the circulation of our literature. Brother E. R. Palmer will remain after the conference to assist in organizing and developing the canvassing work in the British field. We hope our brethren and sisters will have a comfortable voyage, and that all the workers will be greatly prospered in the work to which they go.