Evening star., 1898-08-02
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoRERs.
Executive Committee Meeting o
Calvary Baptist Church.

Calvury bapt1at Church.
The executive committee of the District
ot Columbia Christian Endeavor Union
held its monthly meeting in the vestry OF
Calvary Baptist Church at o'clock last
evening. President Leet in the chair and
Mr.. Percy S. Foster leading the singing
The report of the good literature COM
mittee was presented by Miss Zue Brock
ett, that of the press committee by Mt A.
L. Dietrich, and Judge Anson S. Taylor
made short report for the good liter
ature conference at the Nashville conven-
ton.
George R. Lfmkins, treasurer reported
small balance on hand, with several out
standing bills, to meet which a collection
was taken up.
Rev. D. N. Greenfield, pastor of the Gen.
trail Methodist Protestant Church, was liz
troduced, and made an address on THE
once of the Holy Spirit in Organization
for Christian Work" Among other things,
coined as q rame for the early Methodist
Church. was very fitting definition Of the
Christian Endeavor movement.
AT the close of the address the following
union committees were unanimously elect
ed, to serve for one year, beginning Sep
tember 1
Lookout-Mr. L. D. Clark, chairman,
Friends Society; Mr. Chas F. Crane
MARYLAND Avenue Baptist: Miss G. A.
Dickinson, Mount Zion Baptist; Miss Free
man. Third Christian: Miss Grace Johnson
First Congregational; Mr.. Charles PHILLIPS
ST. Pauls English Lutheran; Miss Flor
ence Ball. Mount Vernon Place NJ f.
South: Mr.. Charles H. Anderson, Cal
braith A. NJ. E.: Miss Rebie Lowery Mount
labor Iah12 M: p; Miss s. K. Randolph, New
York Avenue Presbyterian; Mr.. E. V. Crit
tenden. Western Presbyterian; Mr.. Arthur
Smell. Garden Memorial Presbyterian Mrs.
Edw. Kern, United Brethren
Eastern Presbyterian: Miss Ella Clapp, z
Street Baptist; Mr.. Joseph H. Lee, Nine
t. enth Street Baptist; Mrs. F. B. Reed,
Ninth Street Christian: Miss Ida Green.
First Congregational; Mr.. Edward c. Blair
Friends Society: Miss Lille Bowdler, Kel-
Ter Memorial Lutheran: Miss Emma E.
Hunter, Union M. E.: Mr.. Carl A. Ohison,
Peoples Tabernacle M. E.. Miss Florence
Mary Wallingsford First Presbyterian;
Miss B. TschiffeIy. West Street Presbyte-
rian; Mrs. William Hoffman, United Breth-
zen.
Press-Mr II. C. Johnson, chairman,
Street Baptist; Mr.. Award, Gunton Tenn
Pile Memorial Presbyterian; Miss Ella Hoff-
man, Memorial Lutheran; Mr.. Arthur
Stewart, North Presbyterian.
Music-Mr. Page L. Zimmerman, chair
man, Mt. Vernon Place NJ. E. South: Mr..
James H. Smiler, Zion Baptist; Miss Abbie
Power, Vermont Avenue Christian; Mr..
Clarence M. Exley, Mt Pleasant Congrega-
tional; Miss G. NJ. Farabee, Friends; Miss
Dora Lustig, lions German Lutheran;
Miss Lula Acton, North Carolina Avenue
NJ. P; Miss Sidney Cuverwell Fourth
Presbyterian; Miss Birdie Cleveland, United
Brethren.
Good citizenship-Mr. w. w. Warwick,
chairman, Central Presbyterian; Mr.. Chas.
F. M. Browne, Berean Baptist; Mr.. ]. w.
VanVleck, Ninth Street Christian; Mr. Jas.
H. Hill. Lincoln Memorial Congregational;
Prof r. B. Warder, Friends Society; Mr..
Gustav Loehler, Memorial Lutheran; Mr..
C. P. Clark Mt. Vernon Place NJ E. South;
Mr.. r. l.. Dutton, Central M. P; Mr.. How
ard w. Morrison, United Brethren.
Good literature-Miss Alice II. Peabody,
chairman, First Congregational; Mr.. H. H.
kimball, Calvary Baptist; Mr.. Sacket l..
Duryea, Calvary Baptist Intermediate;
Miss Mabel Stier, Vermont Avenue Chris
tian; Mrs. L. A. Kalbach, Keller Memorial
Lutheran Miss Bessie Taylor, Church of
the Reformation; Mr.. Jesse P. Crawford,
Union M E.; Miss Lula Simmons Ryland
NJ. E.; Miss Carrie w. Burrill, Fifteenth
Street Presbyterian; Mr.. W. c. Lenz, Peck
Memorial Presbyterian: Miss Ethel Car
penter, Gurley Memorial Presbyterian.