Evening star., 1902-02-15


Rabbi Loeb af AdiAh Israel congregation
introduced MtSs Henrietta Czold of Balti-
sented the object r1and workings Of the
movement. The voting auditors were great
ly enthused by, the address and Immediate
~ formed a preliminary organization with
Mr.. Robert Aaron as president The society
will probably be known as the Junior Zion
lists of Washington. and will meet soon and
| perfect their Organization.
Rev. ]. D. Croissant delivered a lecture
last night att Douglas Memorial NJ E.
Church, on "a Thousand Miles Up the
NiIe.'' under the auspices of the kings
Daughters Of -.,e church A sood-sized au-
dience was present and listened to a very
interesting talk.
The ladies OF Gurley Memorial Presby-
terian Church gave a novel entertainment
last Friday night, which was styled Aunt
Jerushas Quilting Party The perform
ance represented an old-time quilting bee
and was splendid success both financially
and otherwise.
The pipe organ formerly in use at ST
Paul's, Episcopal Church has been moved
to ST Adams Church, where it will be
used in the future.
valentine party and social was given
last night in the chapel of Metropolitan
Baptist Church by Glass No. l of the Sun
day school. Mr.. J. O'C. Roberts teacher.
large number Of the congregation and
young people OF Capitol Hill participated
in the enjoyment OF the evening, and besides
having a splendid socisl time, were pleas
antly entertained by literary and musical
program, followed by refreshments. Dur
ing the evening every one present received
one or more valentines through the cour-
tesy Of the postmistress and her young
lady assistants Glass No. l Is composed
of about twenty-five young men who have
also formed class society with Mr.. Lloyd
Heain. president; Mr.. Ward w. Fleharty,
secretary and treasurer. and Mr.. J. O'C.
Roberts, vice president ex-off1ciO. as teacher
Of the class. The object Of the society is
to interest young men in the Sunday school
work and provide suitable entertainment
and amusement.
The Y M. C. A. mems meeting at Column
bia Theater next Sunday will be addressed
by Mr. Kerr Boyce Tupper a distinguished
sneaker from Philadelphia Music will be
furnished by Miss Anna Park. cornetist. Of
New York city. Mr.. Charles F. Nesbit will
talk to the boys at the association build
ing at pm.
The association debating club Is planning
trip to Annapolis Junction to the Ma
tional Junior Republic. This will be an out
ing of special interest
Professor James McCannaughty, instruc-
tor In the English Bible at the Moody
School, Mt. Herman, Mass, gave an illus
trated lecture Wednesday evening in the
association paf1OrS on HOW Mr. MOOuy'S
Work Is Continued"
The Young Peoples Temple Society and
the Sunday school Of the Hebrew Temple,
on Sth street, have commenced rehearsals
on the cantata. Queen Esther" which will
be presented on the Purim festival day.
The Century Social at Vermont Avenue
Christian Church last Tuesday evening
drew the largest attendance Of any previous
social since the Century plan was orig
mated. The program was furnished by a
ladies' mandolin club and Miss Anita Cluss,
harpist. who gave several numbers. Read
ings were given by Mr.. Gates and Mr. Clyde
Gideon. The division In charge extended
from the E's to the LIS. with Mrs. Emma
baltimore as centurion. The committee Of
fifteen on arrangements was Mr.. W. T.
Eddingfield, DR.. and Mrs. n. r. Jenner.
Mrs. E. G: Gee Miss Goldie Gideon. Miss
Jessie Gray. Miss Beulah Henderson. Mr..
D. Fulton Harris. DR.. G. A. Hayes Miss
Kate Hayden. Miss Ella Hoge and Mr.. Ellis
Hughes.
Prof Dinwiddfe OF the naval observatory
gave lecture on "Sumatra" at Dunbar
ton M. f. Church Wednesday night, under
the auspices Of. the Epworth League.
The Mems Club .of New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church held very interest
evening. The speaker of the evening was
Mr.. Charles Moore. zmember Of the Senate
committee for the Improvement Of the park
system Of the District of Columbia, whose
talk on the PROPOSED Improvements was
I'll ustrated with stereopticon views. After
the address discussion OF the subject was
had. which was participated in by Commis-
sioner John w. Ross, Mr.. Henry Wells, Dr.
Wallace Radcliffe and Mr.. Evan II. Tucker
The club was entertained during the even
ing with music by Mr.. J. Porter Lawrence.
pianist, and Mr.. Jasper Dean McFalls. bar
itone. At the conclusion Of the program
%1,ov o1.nrr p,.1 nj 1y,1o ,a1 kt4
refreshment room, where a light repast
was served. There was a very large at
tendance at this meeting, and 1t was es-
pecially interesting. Justice Harlan, the
president of the club, being unable to at
tend on account of sickness, the meeting
was presided over by Mr.. Henry Wells, the
vice president
The Christian Endeavor Society Of Union
N. E. Church gave valentine social We'd
nesday evening. Following the program
the evening was spent In playing games
and the distribution Of original valentines.
which had been designed and prepared by
Mr.. George Hilton. Refreshments were
served. The social was In charge Of the
social department Of the Christian En-
deavor. of which Mrs. Grace c. Hunt is
chairman.
The Eastern Presbyterian Christian En-
deavor Society gave valentine social last
night In the lecture room OF the church. A
large attendance of young people bent on
enjoying themselves made the evening q
very pleasant one. There was no set pro-
gram, but several musical numbers were
rendered during the evening. Valentine ia
vors were issued and the time was spent In
games and refreshments. The committee
on arrangements, consisting Of the social
committee and part Of the music committee
Of the society, was Miss Jeanette Wag-
ner, chairman; Misses Virginia F'itzhugh,
Mamie Archer and Helen Welch and
Messrs. L. H. B. Robinette and Austin Nc
CLAIM.
DR.. Frederick D. Power of Vermont Ave-
nue. Christian Church was in Richmond
yesterday. where he spoke at the annual
dinner given by the Seventh Street Chris
tian Church Of that city.
A new Epworth League chapter was or
ganiZed Wednesday eevnfng at the K Street
Mission in Southeast Washington. Mr.. +.
L. Israel. recording secretary of the Dis
trict League. made a short talk on league
work and It's aims. Officers for the new
chapter were elected as follows: Presi-
dent. Mr.. George w. Idttleford; first vice
president, Mr.. John 7. Gibson; second vice
president, Mr.. Andrew Steele; third vice
president, Miss Mary Steele; fourth vice
president, Miss Cora Shelton: secretary.
Miss Dora Gardner; treasurer, Mrs. Hattie
Shelton.
A big missionary. - meeting was held
Wednesday nntpl,t al. Central PRESBYTERIAN