The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-04

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Preliminary EPworth Meeting.
Wesley Chapter IS conducting preIiuin-
ary meetings IN connection with the sun
day evening service. the leader % the
: devotional meeting and those interested
meet few moments before the regular
hour and -aIk over the subject TO be
considered The result is-ttsfinonies.
more frequent. and greater interest man
I Tested
Mr Frank A. Woodward had charge last
/ sunday evening The league took part
[ IN he Union W8teln. ght service from Q
I 20 Io o'clock
Trinity League officers are making an
/ effort 90 surpass the record Of previous
years Mrs. l. B. FOurs. third vice presi-
dent sul AIRS. H-ndinr. fourth vice presI-
dent alternate in arranging an entertain
lnE and instructive pFOgra NINE TO follow
the business meeting each month
Peace as opposed 90 War was the
| Programme provided by The literary de-
Z partmenr recently This league has
: pledged itself TO finish paying for the
pipe organ iu the church. over one half Of
the amount has been paid
An organ recital vas given recently
which uettei slr0. Among those who
took part were DR.. and Mrs Bischon.
Mrs Clarence Price. Mrs Hattie Meade
smith all Of this city. and Miss Leach,
elOcutiOnist OF Baltimore
An Apron SocinI
An apron social Afforded much amuse-
ment for the young people. OF Douglas
chapter recently The gentlemen were
furnished with aprons. 10 hem in a given
time. these aprons were afterwards worn
By the Young ladies.
Mrs r II Wheaton. chairman OF the
District missionary committee gave
very interesting talk on missions a Dunn
barton last sunday evening
The Social Department Of WESLEY issued
a very unique invitation for last evening
IT, was a cardboard representation OF
turkey. on the back Of which was written
The following words:
A. poets we're poor 1r. Just Use ibis 5u.ite
And come ra our s1rillit next Fl5tF. u-Zlt.
You are promised -1ue uu and re.-r-irHeu-s
he-ide-
Aul probably one ~ tro nav rsse % prize.
One tHiHZ mare .e- rs soy. 0eH have oara-lsls
fine
To dispose ct. So DOME leave vou- purses behind
Bus come make Fa u-.rr.. agI Welcome slu-I be
A. taa home of Miss Eiin-- number Glf t.
Installation of Officers.
The District oHee-s expect to install
the new officers at BeHuing Chapter sun
day evening January T.
Ai- r V B-lf. recently elected Hrs1 vice
president Of Me<endree League. viii have
charge Of the devotional service. sunday
evening NJ thar church
Mrs. : s. CulberJson, chairman Of the
Mercy and Help Department has return
ed TO the city after nine weeks absencs
ar SJeUbenviIle. Ohio where she was cali
ed 20 the b-dsiuc OF her sick mother.
Miss Annie E Davis is the new secre-
tary Of McKeudree League
Miss r r. Woodward Miss F. y. Funk.
Miss Ida T-Nei. Mrs r. A. Isan were
among tho prominent league workers vho
received al lhe Y n e. A. New Year
View Year Reception
The Young ladies Of she league az Nc
Kendree kept open house View Year Day.
The lecture room was beautifully decorat-
Ell and crowded during the hours from
TO p. H.
4 large numbers Of callers we're re-
ceivcd Nrw Year Day by The young
women OF Waugh Chapter and their
friends
The regular monthly meeting Of the
District League SOard OF Control viii be-
held AZ Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church Wednesday evening. January g.
The subject for consideration viii be
How 10 Aid the Devotional Meetings
The same topic viii b. discussed by
Miss Caroline Smith. OF Grace, Mr.. E r.
Rochester. OF Hamliue. NJ Harry l. JeU-
kins Of Douglas The next convention or
the Fourth General Conference District
which meets in this city next June, viii
also De considered
Mr.. II. c. Gibbs. district treasurer. has
made an appeal TO the local chapters Tor
q contribution OF three cents per capita
as ordered by the Board OF Control