The Washington times. (Washington, D.C.) 1894-1895, 1894-09-23

Kicks; and Misses @. E. Poggensee and NJ. V.
Fenwick. The committees on which men,
! bershiD is to be chosen are, lookout, mis-
sionary, music, temperance, and good citl-
zenship. The duties of these committees are
| also to be outlined.
The Epworth League is rapidly getting in
shape for the winters work. The congress
of the league is still being discussed and the
project may yet be adopted. Waugh Chapter
commences its Chautauqua or reading circle
October with membership OF twenty! Wes-
ley Chapter also commences its winter work
October l. The next mass meeting to be held
in October will discuss the questions of mis-
sions Mr.. Harry o. Hine, third district vice
president, who has charge of the literary
work of the league, says: ''Our plans are all
being developed for winter Of Bible study,
reading, and personal culture. Weare trying
to develop the latent talent in each chapter,
and l think this winter will be one of the most
useful in the history OF the league in the Dis
trlct."
On Wednesday evening last, the efficient
committee on Junior League mass meeting,
appointed by the board OF control at its last
session, decided to call the Juniors to assem-
BILE at Wesley Chapel, Sunday. October z, at
O'Clock p. m. Chairman Leech and his col
leagues OF the committee are thoroughly con-
versant with Junior work, and a very enjoy
able programme has been arranged. A most
pithSlDR Is INC part ln0 lubLl-
selves will take in the exercises.
A conservation service has been planned for
a few days later. 1t is the aim of First Vice
President Pugh to have all the officers of the
various chapters present at this meeting, and
to make it preparatory TO the great October
missionary mass-meeting which will be held
at McKendree Church about the middle of
the month. 1t is expected that the mass
meeting will be largely attended. and that an
address will be made by some one of national
repute in the cause. The chapters will also
report the result of their special efforts for
foreign missions and for the needy and
worthy home enterprise, North Capitol
street Church.
Still later in the month the annual conven-
tion of the District League will be held at
which reports of the years work will be made,
and new officers for the ensuing year will be
elected 1t is the annual business meeting of
the year. Good reports will be submitted as
the past year has been the most successful in
the history of the local organization.
Foundry chapter at its business meeting
Thursday evening elected Mr.. w. F. Roe
third vice president, vice Mr.. G.. F. Cahill
resigned. The following named are the dele
gates to the annual convention: Rev. DR..
Brown, J. E. Pugh, W. B. Matthews Miss
Lucretia Lacy. Miss Ella Stlnemetz, Miss
Grace AItzchu, r. i. Bains, F. j. Metcalf, and
G. +. Cahill
Plans Tor the national convention OF the
Brotherhood OF st. Andrew TO be held in De-
tober are being perfected. II is the inten-
ton now to have trained singers engaged to
lead the singing at the convention. The
committee to look after the welcome to dele
gates has Charles B. Bryan for chairman and
Col. Cecil Clay as chairman Of the commit
tee on registration. The reception commit
tee consists OF 90, with 100 boys to aid them
as messengers. Dir. n. Ii. Camp will have
charge of the boys.
The Y. p. s. G. E.. of the Garfield Memorial
Church. is devising new plans for work On
Monday evening the monthly committee meet
ing was held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs
Andrew Wilson. Besides the regular work Of
the committees n recitation was held on the
constitution Of the society On Monday even
ing next another meeting will be held at the
residence OF Miss Susanne Moore, No. $50
French street, to devise ways and means for
improving the work and usefulness Of the
society. Preparations are being made to at
tend the Estate convention OF the Christian
churches at Baltimore. October $40. The
state" includes Maryland, Delaware and
District Of Columbia. Two sessions of the
convention are set apart for the Christian En-
deay0rers. The regular weekly meeting will
be held tonight at o clock in the auditorium
OF the church. Topic: How bodies affect
souls. Dan. i: ST. a temperance lesson.)
DR.. J. II. Galloway is the leader.