The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-11-08

worth League al the Halls OF the An
clients on New York Avenue on Friday.
November 2I- One half Of the proceeds
OF the affair viii go 10 the leagues sell
Ing the tickets. and they in turn viii
give that 90 the hospital, IN payment
OF their pledge TO the hospital
The LeaEue has received a communi-
cation from Rev. Geo. (. Maydwell. pas
tor of Waugh Church. stating thar pro-
tracted meetings are in progress at that
church and requesting the assistance Of
the League officials. II is very probable
that some OF the officers viii attend and
help IN these services
The leagues in the District are taking
an active interest in the formation OF
Bible study classes in their chapters.
Already Foundry and Anacostia leagues
have formed such classes, and fl is said
they are a great benefit 10 the chapter.
Eldbrooke is about 10 form class The
class Of Foundry is composed OF twenty
members and is in charge Of L I.
Pierce. general secretary Of the Y NJ c.
A. Incidentally IL might be remarked
that recently Mrs. z. N. Wharton. chair
man Of the missionary committee. said
that she would not consent 10 any mis-
sionary study class coming ahead OF
the Bible study classes in the leagues.
shus indicating that the District cabinet
and its committees are enthusiastic in
endeavoriGg 10 form Bible study classes
TIE board Of control at its meeting
held Wednesday evening voted to invite
the pastors Of all the Methodist Episco-
pal churches in the city TO occupy seats
on the platform at the mass meeting Ct
the Epworth League TO be held in Grace
n Z Church. Ninth and Streets north
west. Friday evening, November H.
The devotional meeting OF the leagues
on Sunday, November Is. viii be espe-
cially devoted 10 the furtheranee OF ME-
sion study classes
A missionary rally Will be held at
Metropolitan Church on Sunday AFTER
noon. November 30. AT 3 O'Clock The
arrangements for this rally are in the
hands OF the chairman Of the missionary
committee. Mrs. E. NJ Wharton. and
Rev H r NayIor, presiding elder OF the
District, viii furnish speakers for the
occasion
Rev. Thomas E. Copes conducted the
service at Gorsuch last Sunday evening.
Out Of twenty-five persons present.
twenty-oue testimonies we're given Mrs.
George z COLLISION will have charge OF
the meeting next Sunday evening.
The first Of the subdistrict meeting 20
-, hi
interests Of league work will be held at
Trinity Church, corner Fifth and
Streets southeast, on Tuesday evening.
December 2 The arrangements for this
meeting are in the hands Of the officials
Of the league Of the chapter. Those
chapters that viii attend this meeting
are Waugh. Lynn. Wilson Memorial. An
acOstia. and Caithersburg-
The other subdistrict meetfrrs viii h
held later on during the year As fol-
lows. The dates have not been fixed as
yet
SOuthwest-At Ryland, with MetroDoJi-
tan. Wesley. Gorsuch. Hamline. Bethes-
da. Liberty Grove. and Ashton in atten-
ance
NOrtheast-At North Capitol with
Douglass Grove. Grace. Woodsida
% 4-7L4N eo4 ana LauBQ0u IN attendance.
Northwest-At St. PauTs with Dunn
barton, Fletcher. Union. McKendree
Foundry and EIdbrook in attendance
President F. T. Israel has appointed
the following committees for service
during the current league year.
Transportation F. EngeI chair
man; E 5 La Fetra and DR.. C. 3. Cam,-
bell Printing-William r Speeiman.
chairman, C. H. Roesch and A O. F7ovr-
Ter temperance s La Fetra- chair
man Mrs ". ". Mitchell. F a. Wood
ward. G. W LiJtleford and J. : Men
shaw Press-Ernest n. Pullman. chair
nan; Miss Nellie L Hawke. Miss &. r.
Woodward. c. " Forrest. Frederick q
CroxtOn. Sibley Hospital-Mrs. NJ n
Mitchell. chairman: Miss Ida GiIberr
Mss Lillian Carr. Mrs. c. y. .Keves and
Miss Bessie E Taylor. EpwOrth Han OF
Literature r. o. Hine. chairman. n A
Ison, Samuel Scrivener. C r Linger and
Homer Smith. MissiOnarv-Nre. Z Al
wharton. Chairman, j. 2 EngeI. J. H
Allen. Mrs. r. T Israel and c. II
SchOOlev.
Trinity League has elected the follow