MISSIONS TO SEAMEN

Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2144, 9 May 1914, Page 10

MISSIONS TO SEAMEN

In ifiaiiy parts o.f the world Urn .Second Sunday in May is observed, as "Mother's Day." The idea, originated in America and has quickly _ ''caught <mi" in malty of tho men's societies, It is sought to impress the. respcct and reverence due to mother, aii'l men -jiVtt ■asked to write her a letter if away from lionK?, or to do some kindly act in her memory. The da* wilt he observed jvt t : jio Missions to Sea-mon Institute on Swnilay afternoon by a s.lie'cmi s;atheiiiig of sij.iifteii. The first half lioii'r wjil ho devoted to a soiig service when "jbymffi motb'er-s loved," intor'sporeed with apprajifiito solos* afo to bo suivg. An address will be given by tl;« Ri C 11 v iru M V "ctmp-Mi. V!' ot St. Paul's Pro-Cathedral, suitable 1:0 tiro occasion. This will 'be followed by. a tea at the invitation of the ladies of tiro mission.. White, buttonholes iuo to bo provided, and worn as an art m respect to ''mother.''' Last year, at a similar gii'tlicrilig, sor.w fifty scmfteii tool; part ill a very s-uc<vssfui fvatiierinf; Mid tfc is li.opwl this- .wii-r iliilt ivcji better "results wilt be obtained.