The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-15

District Corresponding Secretary sam
uel Scrivener VIII lead the devotional
service at EldbrOoke League tomorrov-
evening az 7-l5 O'Clock
Miss Belle Fowler, second vice presf-
I dent OF Wesley. is making an enviable
. record IN her department OF work She
i reports for the month Of January ia vis-
+ its, over SIS expended for charitab1e Dn--
I poses in addition 10 sixty pieces Of cloth
. ing and twenty-fOur packages Of provfs-
+ ions distributed The League. service TO-
+ morrow evening Win be ia charge Of Mss
Eta Sanford
Dr. C. B. Campbell. ex-president Of. the
District. has gone 20 Florida for vaca-
ton, accompanied by his wife who has
been In poor health for some time.
Mrs. E. NJ Wharton. chairman OF the
District League Missionary COMMITTEES.
reports that she has received from the
EpWorthians IN this city pledges enough
70 support nine native pastor teachers in
the foreign field.
Fletcher Chapter will give a colonial
tea on February q under the auspices OF
the social department
Miss Elizabeth Machines. OF the Dea-
coness Home. viii lead the league serv-
ice at McKendree Sunday evening This
chapter has arranged for an interesting
programme at the business meeting 70 be
hel5 February %.
A chapter Of the EpwOFth League was
organized at X Street Mission. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets south
east. Wednesday evening February -,
with seventeen charter members. The
meeting opened with singing and prayer.
Rev. William Lynn. the pastor introduced
the recording secretary Of the district,
who gave a talk On league work after
which Cficers were elected as follows
President Mr.. George W LittlefOrd- first
0nd vice president, Mr. Andrew Stes{es
third vice president, Miss Mary Stseles
fourth vice president. Me- Cora Shelton
secretary. Miss Dora Gardner; treasurer
Mrs Hattie shelton Among those pres
ent we're. Mr. and Mrs Frame. Mr. AMI
Mrs. George Littleford. Mrs Shelton,
Mrs Coulter. Mrs. Bateman, Mr. and MEz.
PulIin. Miss Addie Frame, Miss Mary
Steele. Miss Dora Gardner. John Steele.
Mr. J. T. Gibson. Mr.. Daugherty, Mr- ald
Birs. Andrew Steele. Kirby Pifer and Mss
Cora shelton
From the large number Of tickets being
sold il is expected that a large audience
will inaugUrate the series Of lectures and
entertainment given by the District
League at Foundry NJ E Church Monday
evening. February L. at which time J.
De Witt Miller will give his humorous
lecture on Love. COurtship, and Matri-
mOny" at 8 o'clock. The doors VIII BE
open at 7-3O .. m Single admission. p
cents no reserved seats-Arst arrivals
viii have choice - .-..-.--- 3
The recording secretary OF the District
viii give a talk on missions. illustrated
with charts az Trinity League Sunday
evening at $50 o'clock
Auacostia devotional meeting last sun
day was led By Mrs Page After the les
son was read BY the leader, scripturaI
references bearing upon the subject were
read by members in the audience
Mrs Minnie Arnold entertained the
cabinet al The home Of Mrs Clara VIII
hanson on Tuesday evening Among
those present we're Mr. G. W King ir
Mrs Arnold, Johnston Hardy, and A. B.
Suit. After discussing the work OF the
those present adjourned 70 the
dining room where refreshments were
served The business meeting was held
on Wednesday evening. at which time Mr.
and Mrs. C. F. Linger sang duet and
recitation was rendered by Mr. Hardy
Il was decided 70 arrange for a social on
p, at the home OF Mrs j. T.
Simpson. the proceeds TO be devoted to-
Mercy and Help work
Mrs Barnes conducted the league serv-
Zee AT Gorsuch Sunday evening. There
vas a large number present W.
suited in a good meeting. Mrs
nave charge OF the service Z,
evening ar Gas o'clock Preparaf
icing made TO hold the annual
Washington te- e. c,-zuch Churci
lay event ne. Fe-- The prOgra
viii be - u uspices Of
e2gue. in en- Sa.ie Crym
= fourth - cts hf
are
uccessful entertainment The lecture re-
emily given by the-ieague proved profit
bile to that organization
The concert TO be given BY Wesley
-eague on the 2Sth is expected TO net that
HAPPIER a good sum OF money. Some Of the
lest talent in the city has been secured
or the occasion Among those who viii
axe part are The Lyric Ladies Quar-
cite, NOTdica Mandolin Club. Mr. Karl
foler, and A. Roy Israel tmpersonator
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