Evening star., 1898-04-02
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES

The Christian Endeavor Society Of North
Presbyterian Church has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
President. John Stewart; vice president,
Mamie Lowry; corresponding secretary,
Louise Bell; recording secretary, Louise
Shuman; treasurer, Howard Omotundro:
chairman Of Bible reading committee,
George ]. Davis, jr.; welcoming, Howard
Omohundro; lookout, w. ]. McClslland;
calling and relief, Louise Bell; music,
Katherine Hendricks: missionary, May
Goodman; temperance, Mamie Lowry;
social, Ursula Shuman.
Despite the threatening weather on Sum
day morning last, 1904 persons wsre pres
ent at the roll call and chapel car day ex-
ercises Of the Calvary Baptist Sunday
school. Features of the service were an
address by Mrs. Wheeler of Philad alpha,
on the chapel car work Of the American
Baptist Publication Society, and the offer
ings which were gathered in boxes made
to represent the chapel cars. Four of these
cars are now in operation, and two more
are being built.
At the recent annual meeting Of the Sun
day school of New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: A. ]. Halford,
superintendent adult department; c. A.
Baker. superintendent intermediate de-
partment, Charles Nesbit, assistant super
intendent: Mrs. Flint, superintendent
primary department.; H. W. Jencks, secrs-
tary; Edward Tarring, assistant secretary
Theo. T. Smell. treasurer; w. H. Somervell,
librarian.
The second annual social Of the District
c. q. Union, to which are invited pastors
and wives. and officers Of all societies OF
the union, including delegates to the union
executive COMMITTEES, and junior superin-
tendents, will be given on next Monday
evening at Calvary Baptist Sunday School
House, in connection with the meeting Of
the executive committee Of the union. The
social is in charge Of the correspondence
committee Of the union, and a musical and
literary program will be furnished by the
good literature and music committees.
Mr. R. E. L. Smith and Mr.. W. w.
Everett. the Nashville '9s transportation
committee of the District c. e. Union, are
busfly at work completing arrangements
for the trip to Nashville In July, so that
prospectus may be issued. They expect
to have a special train OF trains of the
finest vestibuled day coaches, and to do all
the travelling in tna day time, thus adding
expense. The plan now, which, however,
Is quite liable to be changed is to leave
ners the morning Of July A. Stop at Luray
Caverns and spend the first night at
Natural Bridge: the seebnd night will be
reached the next afternoon. Returning,
the first night will be passed at Lookout
mountain and thu second at Roanoke, Va.
The Endeavor SocietyAof Mount Vernon
Place NJ. e. Church South has committee
at work raising funds for the purpose of
putting window in the church to the
msmory OF Miss Annie E. Wfghtman. one
of their early members who died in Balti-
more last Thanksgiving days The return
ing of their pastor. Rev. J. W. Duffey. to
them for ai.other year Is very gratifying to
these Endeavorers. as he Is much liked by
them ALL Mrs. Duffey accompanied him on
bis trip to conference. 90 -
Tomorrow's Christian, Endeavor topic Is
'"The Grace of Hospitality"
Rev. F. B. Clark. president Of the United
Society Of Christian Endeavor is this ysar
one Of the preachers at Cornell University.
An intermediate Christian Endeavor
Society has been organized at Vermont
Avenue Christian Church.