3. Catholic Societies: Of which there are four, accredited with eight workers, including five priests. Italian immigrants are particularly cared for under this group by the St. Rafael's Society.
4. Protestant Christian Agencies:
- Women's Baptist Home Mission Society
- Missionaries: Miss Martha M. Troeck
- Mrs. Marie C. Conversano
- Congregational Home Missionary Society
- Missionary: Rev. P. D. Vassileff
- New York City Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
- Missionary: Rev. Charles Samuelson
- Methodist Woman's Home Missionary Society
- Missionaries: Miss A. E. Mathews
- Immigrant Home: Miss Ellen Stenman
- Woman's Board of Home Missions, Presbyterian Church, U. S. A.
- Missionary: Miss Teresa Fransee
- Protestant Episcopal City Mission Society
- Missionaries: Rev. Elliot White
- Rev. G. J. D'Anchise
- Board of Domestic Missions of the Reformed Church in America
- Missionary: Rev. Sidney Zandstra
- Board of Home Missions, Reformed Church in the United States
- Missionary: Rev. P. H. Land
- The Lutheran Emigrant House Association (German) (Connected with the Lutheran General Council), 21 Pearl Street, New York City.
- Missionaries: Rev. Fritz O. Evers, Supt.
- Mr. Adolph Metshone
- Swedish Lutheran Immigrant Home (Connected with the Lutheran General Council)
- 5 Water Street, Missionary Supt., Rev. Axel C. H. Helander.
- Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (united)
- 410 Grand Avenue, Kenosha, Wis.
- Missionary: Rev. J. J. Kildsig
- 193 9th Street, Brooklyn
- Missionary: Rev. R. Andersen
- German Evangelical Lutheran Synod (Lutheran Immigrant Society)
- 8 State Street, New York City
- Missionary: Rev. C. H. Restin, Supt.
- Norwegian Lutheran Church of America, United
- Missionary: Rev. T. Aug. Tillehei
- Swedish Evangelical Mission Covenant of America
- Missionary: Rev. P. Peterson
- Young Men's Christian Association: The International Committee
- Workers: Rev. J. D. Marmaroff
- Mr. A. Carbonetto
- Young Women's Christian Association: National Board
- Miss Mabel Cratty, Gen'l Sec'y
- 600 Lexington Avenue, New York City
- Worker: Miss Adelaide Currie
- Women's Christian Temperance Union
- Worker: Mrs. Athena Marmaroff
- American Tract Society, New York City
- Missionary: Mr. Charles Carrol
- New York Bible Society
- Missionaries: Mr. Ernest Jackson
- Rev. Michael Lodsin
Christmas Celebration
for the Immigrants at Ellis Island, New York
Thursday, December 23, 1915
PROGRAMME
| Overture | Salvation Army Band |
| 1. Hymn—"America" | |
| 2. Invocation | Rev. Dr. Elliot White |
| 3. Christmas Song | Played by the Band |
| 4. Greeting | Commissioner Howe |
| 5. Christmas Greeting (in Italian) | Rev. J. Moretto |
| 6. Christmas Greeting (in Spanish) | Rev. G. J. D'Anchise |
| 7. Song | Polish Children's Choir |
| 8. Christmas Greeting (in Greek) | Rev. J. D. Marmaroff |
| 9. Christmas Greeting (in Russian) | Rev. P. D. Vassileff |
| 10. Song | Bohemian Children's Choir |
| 11. Christmas Greeting (in Swedish) | |
| 12. Duet | Capt. Toft and Dr. Leidzen |
| 13. Christmas Greeting (in German) | Rev. Paul Land |
| 14. Fantasie | Played by Salvation Army Band |
| 15. Address (in English) | Rev. Dr. C. P. Tinker |
| 16. Hymn—"All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name" | |
| 17. Remarks and benediction by the chairman | Rev. Paul Land |
| Doxology |
Boston Port of Entry
Boston is the headquarters for the District No. 2, including Portland, Maine, Providence, R. I., New Bedford and Fall River. The immigrant station in Boston is not at all adequate to the needs.