Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-10-10

Junior. The officers of each are as follows:
Senior-President, Chas. L. Bailey; vice
president. Miss Lizzie Faulkner: secretary.
Miss Kate Harley; treasurer. John f.
Bolen Observation-Disclosures Miss Ada
Jones; vice president, Miss Salomi Wlnsate:
secretary, Raymond Outwater. and treas
urer. John Broadus Junior-President,A d-
Olson Outwater; vice president, Miss Lille
Vernon; secretary, Miss Mabel Mothers
head, and treasurer, Max Pearson. The
superintendent Of the juniors is Charles
H. Baker and his assistant Is Miss Salomt
Wingate.
The Right Rev Bishop Wilmer of the
Protesta Episcopal diocese of Alabama
has been in Washington the past two
weeks visiting his son. Tomorrow morn
Ing he Is expected to deliver sermon at
Trinity Church.
The rector of Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church, Rev. Thomas o. Tongue, returned
Saturday evening last from Cape May. He
occupied his pulpit for the first time since
his vacation last Sunday.
Beginning this Sunday and continuing
through the week there are to be special
services at the Presbyterian Church at
BalIston, Va, of which the Rev. Fred. An
drews is pastor. The services are to he
| conducted by various Washington PresDy-
terrain pastors.
l. Tie Brotherhood OF St. Andrew commit
tee on boys chapters. consisting OF Orton
w. Hyde, chairman, and Col. Cecil Clay
| and Fred. A. Anderson. visited Emmanuel
| Church, Anacostia, this week and organized
| a boys chapter. with about fifteen MEM
| bers. The director is Mr.. F. NJ. Bryan.
| The Methodist Protestant Ministers AS
| ISOLATION he'd a meeting Monday morning
at the Congress Street Church. The presi-
| dent of the association has just returned
from an extended trip through the south.
| A Greek Letter Society has been organ
| Sixth Presbyterian Church. with about
thirty members. The society, which is call
| ed Chi Epsilon, elected officers this week
as follows: Chief, Robert Bows; second,
n
/ and treasurer, William j. Thompson. We'd
nesday evening the men Of the church ten
dered social to the CONGREGATION.
At ST. Stephens P. E. Church, Columbis
| Heights, the vested choir resumed its duties
on Sunday last. Prof. c. w. u. Alien is
| now in charge organist and choirmaster
| On Wednesday evening the guild Of the
| parish held a sociable in the parish hall
| when these present were entertained by
| some delightful vocal music. committee
| was appointed to notify the different b..
| cycle clubs, as well as bicyclers in general
that they will be welcomed at any or al
| of the services at the church. in or out OF
| bicycle costume, and that wheels could be
| placed In tire parish hall. adjoining the
church, for safety during the services.
| A congregation Of 537 members built VI
in five years is the record of the Ninti
Street Christian Church on Capitol Hill, o.
which Rev. E. b. Bagby is pastor. Thu
| reports read at the annual meeting helt
recently showed that 100 members had beer
added during the year and collections
amounting to nearly $1,000 had been made
The Sunday school has enrolment o.
324 members, and the Christian Endeavo
Society is the largest in the city. 1t wa
decided to procure as soon as possible PLAN
for a new church edifice. The following
building committee was appointed: ]. A
| Scott, ]. H. Tibbitts. Frank Morrison,
| NJ. Bradley and G. w. Pratt.
| The trustees of EbeneZer NJ E. Churcl
| have been informed that it would cost abou
5000 to repair the church. The board ha
| decided to take the building down and re
build. Plans for the new edifice are beini
| made. A temporary building is to be erect
| ed near the church, on 4th street, for wor
ship while the new church is being bull
| Tomorrow the services will be held in Israe
| c. NJ. Z. Church.