Evening star., 1898-05-14
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES

The topic for discussion by Christian
fIndeavor societies tomorrow Is ..Dur
Be dies Gods Temples"
The LADIES' OF the Parsonage and Home
Mission Society of Mt Vernon plac. NJ. e.
church South are arranging to send some
supplies to Cuban refugees at Key West.
The Y L. S. c. +. of Fifth Congrega-
uonal Church Sth and / streets northca
has just elected the following officers for a
term of six months: President Mr. Harry
Miller; vice president Miss Matte Rlan
ctard; secretary, Mr.. VIII Simonds: treas
urer. Mrs. L. p. Tade; superintendent Junior
society. Mrs. c. c. Tucker: DELEGATE TO
bstrlct Union executive committee. Mr.
arthur Robb; organist, Miss Matte Rlan-
cEard; assistant organist AIiss Lula Farm
nam. ChaiI men of committees: Prayer
meeting, Miss Clara Tucker: lookout Mr.
Arthur Robb; social, Miss Lucy Darling;
missionary, Mr. A r. Taylor; good citi-
zenship, Mr.. III. r. Blanchard; calling. Miss
Lula tarnham: music, Miss Matte Blan-
chard: Sunday school, Rev. b. " Seymour:
Hover, Mr.. G.. II. Hamilton
Kew. X. E. Hart of Isra,-i &. NJ e. Church
left for Columbia. 5. c.. last Tuesday, TO
attend the general conference of his de-
nomination.
This weeks Christian Endeavor World
reports the Tenth Legion enrolment as
S?lI, and the comrades of the Quiet Hour
as 1888 in number.
The Christian Endeavorers of Frederick
county. Maryland. will hold a convention
month.
The Y. p. S. C. E. of Lincoln Memorial
Congregational Church VIII hold their sec
ond quarterly temperance meeting tomor-
row evening at 7:3J O'clock The vested
choir furnishes music, and Mr.. +. Nj. Brad
ley makes a temperance address.
Much credit is due Miss Katherine Hen
bricks. chairman of the music committee
n hn mid H.
Presbyterian Church. for the recent or
sinization of a chcir there, composed of
members of the society only.
Mr. Page l.. Zimmerman. chairman of the
District Union music committee, has ac-
cepted the position of precentor at Peck
Memorial Presbyterian Church.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Junior Z. T.. Superintendents' Union was
held last Monday evening in the parlor of
the Luther Place Memorial Church An in
v!iation was received from Mrs. A. B. Fos-
ter to attend the mass meeting of the
Loyal Legion. to be held at the First Con-
giegational Church, the 18TH instant. Miss
Gertrude Allison. corresponding secretary,
stated that she had recently sent return
postal cards TO the various societies. ask
ing for certain Information. and while some
or the societies had not responded yet
from the reports received, the societies APP
pear to be in a fourishing condition.
The following message was ordered sent
to Mrs. f. f. Clark to be used in the Junior
the world and preach the Gospel to every
creature" Features: Regular mission
ary and temperance meetings Two cents
a week missionary offerings increasing
Four children being suprorIed and educated
in India and China Helping in many ways
in the home field"
The topic for discussion was How to i'm
pi owe the music in our Junior meetings2"
Miss Richardson of the Church of the Cow
enant Society and Miss Randolph of the
Luther Place Memorial Society led, others
participating.
At the June meeting, the last until the
fall, the annual election viii be held. The
following committee on nomination was
appointed: Miss Gertrude Allison of Gurley
Memorial Society, Mss Randolph of Luther
Place Meiho-ial Society, Mrs. Pennell of
First Congregational Society. Miss Hodge
of Union NJ. Z. So>iety, and Mrs. Miner of
Vermont Avenue Christian Society. The
present officers of the Junior Union are:
President, Rev. {. H. Butler; vice presi-
dent. Miss Estelle Foster: recording secre-
tary, Mss Georgia Turnbull; corresponding
secretary. Miss Gertrude Allison; treas
urer. Mr.. Cs o. Pohrer. The only eontin-
uous Office Is that of corresponding seore.
tary. All others are filled annually.