Article May 5, 1906 Issue

Preliminary Arrangements for June

A COMMITTEE has been appointed to find rooms for those attending the June meetings of The Mother Church. All who have not made definite arrangements for rooms are requested to communicate with this Committee as early as possible, stating their precise requirements, the price they are willing to pay, etc., in order that an approximate estimate may be made of the amount of accommodations which will be required. This Committee will not undertake to engage or assign rooms in advance, either in hotels or private houses. Those wishing to engage rooms in advance should communicate directly with the hotels at once.

It is desirable that, where practicable, one person should act for a group from one locality. This will greatly facilitate the work of the Committee.

On their arrival in Boston, those who have not arranged for rooms are requested to go to Horticultural Hall, corner Huntington and Massachusetts Avenues, which has been engaged as headquarters for this Committee, commencing Thursday, June 7. Address, Committee, 250 Huntington Avenue.

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