The evening times., 1895-11-08
MANY LElGUERs TO MEET
-Four Churches Needed for the
Epworih Convention Tonight.
THIS AFTERNOONS SESSION
Address by President Reed. of Dick
insoD College, on "Enthusiasm as
a Factor of Success in Christ ian
From Local and Foreign Societies.

The opening session of the Epworth
League convention at Ais this afternoon
| promises to be auspicious. Seven confer
ences are to be held in four different
churches, namely, Foundry, Metropolitan
McKendree, and Wesley.
To-nights session at 7:30 in Metropolitan
Church promises to be OF especial interes,
to the public generally. Dr.. Reed, presi
dent of Dickinson College, delivers his ad
mirable address on Enthusiasm as a
factor Of success in Christian work.
While the sessions are open TO the public
and all Leaguers are expected to attend,
the following are the official delegates
so far reported who Will participate in
the election of officers and matters of
business:
Rev. L B. Wilson, D. D., presiding elder;
william Burdette Mathews. president; John
s. Barker, first vice president; Miss Fannie
A. Meeks, second vice president; Harry o.
Hine, third vice president; Mrs. ]. R.
Mickle, fourth vice president; F. T. Israel,
secretary; H. A. Davis, assistant secretary;
Miss Martha s. Haines, treasurer; Hedding
B. Leech, superintendent Junior League.
THE CHAPTER PRESIDENTS.
Chapter presidents are as follows: James
A. Edgar, F. B. Littel, Frank ]. Metcalf,
Mrs. A. V. Allen, William II. Main, George
6. Gibson, E. W, Williams, E. La Fetra,
r. L. Bains, Rev. William Harris, j. w.
Ritter, Miss Parepa Walker, Rev. W. C..
Rrian, Rev. j. W. Steele, J. II. Gibson II.
L. Amis, C. W. Crawford, j. E. Powell,
G. W. Burdett, r. s. Wolf, d. c. Smith
son, F. b. Gilmore, r. E. Cook, James Al
len, F. E. Woodward, S. 8. Symons, R. l.
Carr, and Miss NJ. E. Emmart.
Foundry delegates-Rev. o. A. Brown,
Mrs. l.. P. Altschu, Miss Mabel Perry,
Miss Ella L. StinemetZ, Miss Eva Den
ham, Miss Lucretia Lacy, W. II. Kerr
and George F. Cahill.
Dumbarton-Rev. ]. B. Stitt, Prof. Ed
gar Frisby, R. E. Layton, Miss Addis Pusey
and Miss Clara s. Bremerman.
Broukland-Rev. W. II. Chapman, Ernest
Cissel, George b. Johnston, Mrs. r. s..
Wolf and Mrs. b. E. Murray.
Hamline-Rev. E.. q. Todd, D. D., Miss
Ella BooraerD, Miss Effie Perry, Miss
Annie E. Wing, j. r. Mickle, Mark A. Wat
SOD, Oscar Towners
McKendree-Rey. L T. Widerman, D. D.,
R. L. Middleton, s. s. Culbertson, A. w.
Davis, Miss Alice Fullmer, Miss Blanch
Garner, Miss Nellie Davis.
Gaithersburg-Rev. w. c. Brian, c. W.
ford, Miss Bessie Kingsley.
Union-Rev "A Bieiaski, Miss E. E. Hunter
J. Crawford, G. Morrison.
Kensington-Rev R. NJ. Moore, Ed.
Fowler, Mrs. R. n. Moore, H. L. ADIiss,
Miss Clara Little; Alternates-Miss Fam
ME Reese, Mrs. II L. Amiss, W. F. Newton.
Fifteenth Street-Rev. w. W. Van Arsdale,
Edward Croggon, Miss Matte Davis, Miss
Mamie Alvord, Miss Elizabeth Funk.
ial- III I.l~
j. Pike, Rev. F. j. Clarke, Wm. Warren,
Chas. E. Roberts, Miss Lena Guelick, Miss
Emma Harr, Miss Emma Houcher.
North Capitol-Rey. c. L. Pate, Miss
Effle Wade, Miss Ida Bunch. Edward g..
saxton, E. 6. H. Austin and Edwin Will
hanson.
Twelfth Street-Rev. j. NJ. slarrow, G..
E. williams, Miss Edna Babb, Miss Mamie
Cox, Miss Florence Burgess and Miss Emma
Fletcher-Rev. c. o. Cook. Mrs. Jennie
" Reed, Miss Mary Jebb and II. E.
Fowler.
Trinity-Rev N. F. B. Rice, D. D., Harry
Belt, James McCathran, T. B. Stahl, j. F.
Frazzare, Miss Ada Mathis and Ms. L.
Wangh-Rev. e. o. Eldridge, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Mitchell, Miss Maud Turner. J. Finney
Engle, o. C. Boteler, j. NJ Croft, James
W. Dyre,: N. R. Speelman and Charles
Henney.
Gorsuch-Rev. j. h. NJ Lemon, Mrs.
Ramby. Mrs. Rowe. Mrs. Hudson and Miss
A. E. Crump.
Hunting HilI.- Nd. chapter-Rev. W. c.
Brian, Miss Victoria Ward. Miss Ella