Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-06-18
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES

True Friendship is the Endeavorers'
topic for tomorrow's meetings, and on 10
the Rev. James Atkins. ID. d.. editor Sum
day school department of the NJ f. Church
South, says: The root of all true friend.
ship is unselfish love: and its fruits. a will-
Ing service for all the higher ends of life"
Endeavorers OF the Church of the Refor-
nation gave lawn party at Mrs. Briggs.
on South Carolina avenue southeast, last
evening.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society
conducted the evening services at Fifth
Congregational Church last Sunday. The
choir sang Rose of Sharon" and the deco
rations were roses, lilies, ferns and Other
beautiful flowers.
Congress Street Methodist Protestant Y,
=. S. c. f. elected the following officers on
the 10th: President, William r. Ballard:
vice president, Miss Florence a. Hammond;
recording secretary, Miss Katie &. Brewer;
corresponding secretary Miss Amelia 4.
Hutchins: treasurer, Mr.. II. c. Grimes; or.
ganst, Miss Amelia A. Hutchins; pianist,
Miss Nellie Edmonston; delegate to c. L.
Union executive committee W. c. Postont
Junior superintendent. Miss Hattie Proctor.
Mr.. f. Q. knight, energetic member
of the Y. P. S. c. E. of First Presbyterian
Church. and who has just completed a
course of study in the Bible Normal Coll
lege of Massachusetts, has accepted a call
to the Sixty-first Street NJ. f. Church. New
York, as pastors assistant, and enters on
the work tomorrow.
The Y p s c. f. of Mount Vernon
Place NJ z. Church South last Tuesday
evening elected the following corps of OFF,
GERS and committee chairmen, who viii
serve for six months from July 1: Presi-
dent Mr. W. w. MILAN; vice president.
4 mo los.
Riddleberger; corresponding secretary. A.
L. Dietrich: treasurer, Charles Finley; or
ganst, Sallie Mason; assistant, Sue +.
Duffey. Chairman of committees-Look-
cut, Florence Ball; prayer meeting, r.. +.
l.. Smith: missionary. Mrs A. L. Dietrich;
Sunday school, Grace Montgomery; social.
Julia Smith: calling, Mrs. W. ]. III. Robin
son; music, Rosa Busey: flower, Jessie
Lane: reception. S. T. Murray: denomina-
tional. W. w. MILAN: Christian citizenship.
Sadie Harbaugh: good literature, ID. Hugh
Reed: whatsoever. A. L. Dietrich.
The Church of the Covenant iP.SC.E.
recently gave a very enjoyable and sue
Cessful musicale to raise money toward
l:quidating the church debt. The juniors
have been meeting once a week for tho
PAST month to sew for the soldiers.
The Kings Daughters and Sons OF the
lexington Presbyterian Church are ar
ranging pocket scrap books for the Dis
trict army boys. They are made of heavy
manila paper, large enough to contain q
small photograph of some familiar Wash~
ington scene. and are filed With brief,
bright items of wholesome wit and help-
full neartlfts, and tied with red, white and
blue ribbon.
Memorial Lutheran Y.PS.C.E. has just
elected the following officers to serve for
enc year from September 1st: President.
Mrs. W. II. Mickle; first vice president,
Irma j. Callahan; second vice president,
Ella Clarkson; recording secretary. Amy
Cromwell: treasurer. Frank Burger;
ganist, Rose Seiffert; assistant, Elizabeth
Lerch: delegates to union executive COM
mittee A. u. Spangler ard Saide Kniple
junior superintendent, Adelia Randolph
and Clara Stoweli
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
has elected the following officers for a
term of one year: President, Edward Tar
ring; vice president, Theodore T. Smell:
secretary, Grace Finney; treasurer. Ed
ward F. Calladay. The society suffers a
great loss in the departure of The pastors
assistant. Rev. +. Lawrence Hunt, for
work in the interest of the iunior republic.
Comrades of the Quiet Hour now number
$3.50, and Tenth Legionaries, 1856.
At the convention in Nashville Text
month the meeting place for 1899 will be
selected. Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati and
Philadelphia are asking for Il, and Toledo
wants it in 1901.