Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-18
OFFICERS ELECTED.
WORK OF THE CHRISTIAN ENDEA-
yoRERs IN ALEXANDRIA.
WINCHESTER NEXT MEETING-PLACE.
Chesapeake Presbytery-Lieut. Hnr-
ri.on Returns Home from the wars
WA. Soma Valuable ReIics-Grand
Lodge, I. O. G.. T.-Duncan Case

ALEXANDRIA, VA, September H.
(s,nacial THE State Christian Endeayor
Union finished the work of its eighth an
nual session this evening by ehoos'"s
Winchester as the next meeting-place' the
data IN he selected later. and elec.inB OIL
Acers for the year; or, rather, re-electlhs
most Of them. These are as follows' MI
William r. Kennedy, Of Lexington presi
dent. Rev. q. Z. Sweeney, ID. d. OF RICH
mopd first yice-president; Judge george
Y Anderson. of Clifton Forge, second
,,,oo.rresident: Rev. -. w. Trawick, OF
Ruena Vista, third vice-presldent' MI ~
NJ Lewis. OF staunton. secretary, WIN
privilege of choosing an assistant INIT ~
II peu Jr.. of stanton, has been serving
en- this capacity; Mr.. John W. Lovesr'Ve'
of stanton, treasurer.
Mr.. C. w. Whitmore. Of Richmond was
chosen superintendent Of work among
prisoners: Mr.. John Bears, Oh Foi'S
mouth OF work amongst seahen' gnu
Mics Annie IT, Forsberg, OF Lyhcnpule o
% .ba Junior endeavor work Inc eNe",
IT, denartment was put into the EahuS
III = Miley. OF Woodstock, ana inc
vi "a professor Howes. The trus-
r., 90 the united society are Or. James
o,,,,s Howe of Lexington, and Presiaeht
trenredv. The district secretaries arc
Alexandria, +. w. Beasly, ASH Or ~
Richmond. w. Reginald NalKer' ~
water II. w. Ambrose; Dah'i,,e' M ,-o
Mary Apperson. Lynchburg; Noan'"S'
pew J. w. KENNEL; Sauhtoh, &
MYERS. The directors are. I l.,a,,as'
pionnnond. Rev. b. F. Smith. Charlot,es-
~. nov r. p. Revele, Alexandra; Dc
ucWare I.ynchburg; w H. Moore,
poanoke. Rev. j. NJ. Welles, Stauhlon :
D., W p Cooke, d. d., WaynesDofo ;
uy,, w Douglas, Ballston. ana l. NJ
I.aa,av ~ Richmond. Mr.. ii. +. Lowe,
-, EalIs church, was chosen Chairman Vi
the missionary department
SEVERAL ADDRESSES.
To-day's 7-o'clock meeting was ea oy
pov Luther Hiss Warning, OF Lo'e'ss
vn,a At o'clock Rev. Cornehus S ,,o.n
~ Kenmore. made an aouresS' 80 enc
nv Mr.. Oyerdorf, OF Stauh.on, I'll oF
on "Tithing." by Rev. l. T. r''s"'' -
Alexandria. 80, social fea-
-. q, the organization was reai W
III. Nourse Of Falls Church: another, on
Iun,or work. by Miss Bertha simmons; y,
Vienna, Miss Julia Lilliston, OF nelhies'
raad an interesting paper on junior en-,
asayor work for preventing cruelty u
d. william Cumming. OF Baiumore'
-, addressed the congregation iron'
=, 80 % ON the watchword OF the o'sa'"-
cation. Loyalty" ss Miss
ha, s,sr luncheon and long recess. misS
rnla O. Phillips, OF Richmond. isaa "
nu on the good that comes rom at
pS,re CHRISTIAN Endeayor Conventio'ss'
49, IutIe Roberts, OF Richmond. ioi-
ina,ed with one on "Prayer-aeeu I'm I'm,
ro,,tses." and Mr.. Reginald Walher. Saso
~ ptchmond. conducted quesuon-po1,
wnich finally gave way to some sehe'a a,
III and general reports OF the "ork y,
tam Enaeayorers as. individuals. After
Ing the meeting adjourned unui eve,
.,Ins when the session was largely given
M" he election OF officers and seiection
80 n,acs Of next meeting.
To-DAY's MEETING.
ro-morrow's meeting will be entirely OF
dayo,,onai character: no business.
DIR. Howe, OF Lexington; Mri W. H.
smith. Of Washington. and some OF tn'