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services. Sunday school. $50 a. NJ;
Baptist Young Peoples Union. p. m;
prayer and social service Thursday. S
p. m
Metropolitan Church. Sixth and A
Streets northeast, Dr. Granville S. vii
Iiams. pastor-Sunday school, $50 a n
Young Peoples Union, p. n Worship
with sermons by the pastor. IL a. M and
s D. m: subjects, The Glory OF the
Church and The Divine Registration.
All welcome.
Temple Church, Tenth AMI y Streets
northwest. DR.. J. ]. Muir. pastor
Preaching services, IL a. m, Mckinley
memorial discourse; s p. m. "Self-de-
preciaUion;" Sunday school. $50 a. m;
Christian Endeavor Society, Z p m
prayer meeting, Thursday, p. N.
Strangers welcomed
West Washington Church. Thirty first
and y Streets northwest, Rev Cornelius
C Coleman, pastor-Publfc worship. 9itn
sermons, II a. m. and T:45 p N. The
pastor has returned and will preach at
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Thoughts on the Topic.

It was necessary for Jehovah in the
training and development of the people
whom He had chosen and through
whom He purposed to bless and serve
the whole race TO teach them first OF all
His oneness in personality, His holiness
and purity in striking contrast with the
poIytheistic beliefs and Hcentious char
acter of the gods OF the heather nations,
BY. whom Sthey were surrounded Their
temples, affairs, idols. and shrines stood
as the embodiments of their vices and
the few virtues they possessed.
But Jehovah's house. whether taber-
nscle or temple, constantly reminded the
Jew that there is one God. and no other
and by reason of His justice and mercy
that He was pure and holy. TIE house
Of Jehovah, with its ordinances, had aI
educational value for the Jews in draw
ing their minds away from polytheistiS
and pantheistic conceptions of Him who
: is the creating and sustaining power OF
the universe
Fzth some. doubtless. devotion &c, the
place Of worship approached mild
form of idolatry. But tia nobler spirits
never lost sight Of Jehovah in their de-
yotion il His house. The psalmist gave
expression TO the deepest feelings of his
soul when ne sang:
One thing have I asked of Jehovah,
That VIII I seek after; That may dwell
II the house of Jehovah all the days Of
my life. To behold the beauty Of Je-
bovah, And to inquire in His temple, -
Pc. xviii
His desire was threefoId-(1) TO dwell
IN Jehovah's house: % TO behold with
the eye of faith and devotion the beauty
D ~ ~
furthermore he desired TO offer sacrifices
OF joy and sing praises unto Jehovah
he loved Jehovah's house because he
loved Him and delighted in His service.
The Christian who has no higher con
ceptton Of religious duty than 10 attend
on the Lords day, some stated place Of
worship in q perfunctoTy manner in or
der 10 ease the conscience for neglected
spiritual duty during the week, has the
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O'Clock, All seats free. Strangers vel
coined.
St Andrews Church. Fourteenth and
Corcoran Streets northwest. Rev. Josiah
p Perry. rector Rev J. Woods Elliott.
MISUNDERSTANDING Of the holy COM
mGnioH, T:30 a. n; morning prayer, Il
O'Clock; evening prayer, T:30 o'clock
St Andrews Chapel, Twelfth Street,
between L and Streets northwest.
Rev D F Sprigg, IN charge Morning
prayer, II O'Clock; evening prayer, 7-30
O'Clock
Church of the Ascension. corner
Twelfth Street and Massachusetts Ave
nUe northwest Rev J. Il Elliott. s T.
T., rector; Rev H Alien Griffith. asso-
cIate rector-ServIces: 8 a m. holy
communion, Il O'Clock. morning PRAYER
and sermon; Rev. William r Bushby
will o!iciate at the II a n. service
St Johns Church, Georgetown. O
Street, between Thirty-second and Thir-
ty-third Streets, Rev. Frederick B. How
den, FectoT-Holy communion, 100 a
n; morning prayer and sermon. II
o'clock; evening prayer, $50 O'Clock.
Strangers cordially invited
St. PauI's Church, Tweaty-thi-d Street
northwest near Nashin . Circle.
clergy. Revs. Alfred Hard -. D. D.. and
Encch n. ThOmpson-Hoiy communion.
1876 a NJ; mathis, 1890 a IL: second
celebration and sermon, Il a. m. choral
cveDsOng, s O'Clock. week day ser
vices, Wednesday and Friday. 7-f5 a N.
and 4;30 p. N. Strangers cordially in
vited.
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Sacrament were held last evening ct 100
as they are every Friday evening in this
church.
Exposition CT the Blessed Sacrament
lakes place il the chapel OF Perpetual
Alteration. this parish. every evening
from ): - to 7:15, when benediction is
given.
The parCchfaI schools viii reopen on
the 18th of this month.
Immaculate Conception Church,
Rev. s. F. Ryan. pastor: the Rev. Am
brose a BcaveD. assistant-Sunday
masses. $50, 9 and 1890 a. N: bene-
diction. p N.
Holy Name Church. Eleventh and K
Streets northeast, the Rev. Thomas J.
Kervick. pastor; the Rev. Andrew J.
Carey. assistant-Sunday masses at 6,
= and 9 q n. BAPTISM, s p. m; beads
and benediction. p m.
ST. Joseph's Church. Second and c
Street northeast, the Rev. Valentine T.
Schmitt. pastor; the Rev. James \
Smyth. ssistant-Sunday, masses. $50
9. and 1890 a. m: baptisms. / O'Clock:
rosary and be1ediction. I p. m; masses
CT week days at : a. N.
Sacred Hart Church. Fourteenth
Street and Wh..uey Avenue northwest.
the Rev. Joseph McGer paster-Sun-
day masses. anJ 10 a n, both low
One OF the most notable lawn fetes in
the history of Northwest Washington.
has been in progress during the past
week en- the grounds adjoining the
Church Of the Sacred Heart It has been
~
point Of view and reflects much credit
unon the energetic pastor and his asso-
GATES Vast throngs poured into the
grounds, which we're prettily decked in
bunting. broken by many-coloFed Ian
terms The crowds seemed to take the
deepest enjoyment in passing from one
point OF interest to another.
St. Johns Church. Forest Glen. the
Rev. c. 0. Resented. pastor-Services
tomorrow at 1890 =. N; mass on week
days. except Wednesday, at $50; bap-
tIsms after the mass On Sunday.
Holy Trinity Church Thirty-sixth and
/ o Streets northwest. the Rev James F.
/ Y Mulvancy. S J. pastor; the Rev
/ Francis McAtee, s. J., and the Rev.
Samuel Caaiu, :. J., assistants-Divine
services VIII be held during the week
as follows: Tomorrow morning, masses
/ 81 8. = and 1880 O'Clock IN the even
/ ing. hymns. rosary and benediction at
( 0 clock During the week. masses at
! 6. $50 and : o'clock a n Sodality meet
ings viii remain discontinued until
Shout October L
Ths prospects for the fair early IL
1 January Of next year ere bright, and
the committees and their assistants are
determined If possible TO make it the
most successful fair ever held by Trim
ity congregation.
The coI0red members of the cOngre-
cation, not 10 be behind their white
bret hreu. have made arrangements for
a match game Of baseball on the
/ Georgetown College grounds at ?. n
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Presbyterian.

Wet Street Church. P Street, between
TI-irty-fiTst and Thirty-second Streets,
Re5. " C Alexander, D. D., pastor
Preaching at Il a. n. by the pastor; no
evening service; Sunday school at ego
a. M; Christian EBdeavor. : p. m;
midweek evening service, Thursday, 7:45
o'clock, with lecture. Strangers cor
daily invited 10 all the services.
Gunton Temple Memorial Church
Fourteenth and r Streets northwest.
Rev. Asa 5 F1ske. D D.. pasIOT-AJ $50
NJ Sabbath school: Il a. N, sermon
by pastor; P n. Christian Endeayor
meeting in Chapel no evening service.
Strangers welcome.
GurIey Memorial. Florida Avenue. be
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets north
west. Rev J Russell EerbTycke. pastor
Morning service, Il O'Clock: Y P. S.
C. E. o'clock All are cordially in
vfted TO these services
Westminster Church Memorial, Sew
euth Street, near E Street southwest.
Rev. william J Hutchison. pastor-Sun-
day school al 10 a n; public worship at
II a. m, sermon by pastor; no evening
service; midweek service Thursday
evening at O'Clock: music under direc-
ton of Mrs Frank Byram organist.
SAEaUZElS al z Np4 A44+1A4t III 4tsR4
Central Church, corner I and Third
Streets Notwithstanding, II a. m
DR.. Pitzer; S p. H.. DR.. Fair, OF Savan-
nah All seats free.
Assembly's Church. Fifth and I Streets
erthwest-PTeaching al II a n by Rev.
George P. Wilson. D. D.. pastor; no
evening service: midweek service,
Thursday evening at 100 o'clock.
The Church Of the Covenant, Connect
cut Avenue, \, and Eighteenth Streets.
Rev Teunis s. HamIin. .. D.. pastor
Mr.. Albert Parker Fitch viii OfiiciaJe TO-
morrow at Il a m; Christian Endeayor
meeting at p. m; Thursday evening
ufdveek service at s to S.45.
Sorth Church, \ Street between Ninth
and Tenth Streets nOTthwest-Preachia
bv the pastor, Rev. c. 3. RamsdelI. D..
D.. at II a. m; midweek service Thurs
day. 6 2. m
Takoma Park Church, Rev. John Van
Ness. pastoral II a, n the pastor
prea ches his farewell sermon: Sabbath
school. g:45 a NJ: Christian Endeavor
mseting at Z 2 m. led by the PASTOR.
All are cordially invited
Fourth Church, Thirteenth and Yale
Streets northwest, Rev. Joseph T KEEL
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Sunday school. 9:15; Mckinley memorial
service, Il q. m. sermon by Rev. L. 81
KUhDs. D. D. special music; evening
service. $40.
K Street Church, Rev. William Lynn
pastcr-Sunday school, $50 a. n. An
drew Steele. superintendent: service. II
d. m. conducted by J. T. Gibson. praise
service 3 p N; Epworth League. Ga
p. m. service. 1870 p. m, conducted by
George " Litt1efoTd- Wednesday
prayer meeting, T:30 p. N; Friday night
class meeting.
West Washington Church South. Thir-
ty-third and Q Streets northwest, Rev
Frank L Day. Phi D, pastor-preac ching
Il a N and p N; Sunday-sc1OOl, 81
a m: Epworth League. 7:15 ?. IN,
prayer meeting, Thursday. 7.30 p. n.
HamIine Church. corner of Ninth and
P Streets Notwithstanding at II d
n and 7:36 p. N. by the pastor, DR.. Lu-
Glen Clark; morning subject: Showers
OF Blessings" evening; Grinding al
the Mill; Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Epworth League at $50 p. N.
Union Church, Twentieth Street, near
Pennsylvania Avenue; Rev. Page Nil
burn. pastor-9:30 a m, Sunday school
preaching by the presiding elder. Rev
H. r. NayIor, D D., Il a m; g p. N.
preaching by the pastor
Wilson Memorial Church. Eleventh
Street. between G and Streets south
east. Rev. A. H. Thompson, pastor
$3.50 a N, Sunday school; 1 a. m, com
munion; p. m, Epworth League; 8 p
m, preaching by the pastor
St. PauTs Church, corner Fifteenth
and r Streets northwest. George "
Miller. D D, pastor-9:30 a. m, Sunday
school: II a. m. preaching by the pas
tor; .. N, EpwoTth League meeting;
Is p m, preaching by the pastor
Strangers welcome.
Dumbarton Avenue Church. between
Thirty-h first and Thirty-second Streets
northwest. Rev Franz H Havenner
pastoral $3.50 a. m, Sunday school; II
a m, preaching by the pastor; 7:30 p.
m, Rev. W. T. Piersou, of Florida
prayer meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. n
Grace Church, Ninth and Streets
northwest, Rev Joseph Edmund Smith
LII. D.. pastoT-ht Il a. n. "McKinIey
The Man for the Times" 8 p. m. The
OFFER Of a Kingdom $50 a. m, Sun
day school. p NJ, EpvoTth League
Seats free All welc6me-
Metropolitan Church-preaching at II
a. m; special services in memory OF
William Mckinley; Epworth League
viii have charge OF evening service al
4 O'Clock; Sunday school, $3.50 a N.
Chinese School, $3.50 p. n.
Asbury Church K and Eleventh
Streets northwest. Rev. NJ. ". Clair. Phi
D., pastor-9;30 a. NJ, Sunday school. II
a n and D. 10. preaching by the pas
tor; 3 p. n. meeting of Missionary Ali
ance Of Howard University; addresses
by Prof Isaac Clark, D. D.. and Rev
W H Brooks. D. , A cordial welcome
10 all.
Wesley Chapel, Dr. W. NJ. Ferguson
pastOT-Sunday school, 800 a. m: ser
mons by the pastor at II a m and s
p m; services at the jail, 2:45 p. m
Epworth League, I D. m; prayer meet
ing Thursday evening
Mount Vernon Place Church South
corner K and EsnLh Streets, Rev For
rest J. PTcttyma1. pastoral II a m
Mckinley memorial services. and ser
mon by the pastor; p. N, sermon by
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THE LESSON TEXT.
(American standard Revised TcrsioE.1

(American Standard Revised YcTsioE.I
PSALM LNNNIN IA
/ How amiabIe are TIL tabcTn7cles, . re
hovah Of hnStsI
> Ny soul t5ngeth, yea, even fainteth for the
courts OF jehovah; My heart and my hesh cry
cut unto the living God
3 Yea, the sparrow hath found her house,
And the swallow a nest for herself where she
may lay her Young, Even thine affairs. o Je-
hovah OF hosts. Ny King, and my God
1 Blessed are they that dwell in thy house
They vii be stiIl praisiBg thee
PSALM CHS
l. Make a JOYFUL noise unto Jehovah, all We
land
> Serve jehovah with e'adness: Come before
his presence with singing
5. know We that jehovah, he IS Cod 1t Is
he that hath made rs ana VIC are his; W e are
bis people. and the sheep Of his pasture.
I. Enter into his safes with thanksgiving
And into his courts with praise; GIVE thanks
unto him. and bless his name
>. For Jehovah Is good; his loving kindness
eaduroth Tor ever. and his faithfUlRess unto ali
generations
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Scripture References.

Desire to Meet God--Ps-- xviii;
xIfi:1,2; kills. lxiii:12; JeT-. l:4.5-
Place OF Gods Presence Gen, xviii;
1917; Exod.. xxv:22; Ps-. xx:I,2; Heb,
ii:20: Matt xviii-20-
Reverence for Gods House.-Lev-.
xix:30; Ps., VI; xxvi:S; xcvi:6,s; EccL,
vi
Praise and Worship.-Ps-, NiViii:9,
Xvi: Ixvi-I314- cxvi:17-1s; cl.12-
Fellowship Of the Saints.-Ps., xlii:+;
lv;14; cxxii:f.2.S,9; lisa. H:2; Acts,
ji.46s1
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both hours. Sunday school. $50 a. m;
Christian Endeavor, SIS p m; prayer
meeting. Wednesday, 7:45 7 m All are
cordially invited to these services.
Calvary Church. Eighth and H Streets
northwest, Rev s H. Greene, D. D. pas
ter; Rev. A F Anderson, pastors as
sistant-Sunday school. $3.50 g. m. Miles
VI. Shand. superintendent; preaching. II
a m and q n; intermediate Christtsn
Endeavor. I p. NJ; Young Peoples So
Ciety Christian Endeayor. Tuesday. S D
m.; church prayer meeting, Thursday. s
D. m. WELCOMED
Maryland Avenue Church, Fourteenth
Street and Maryland Avenue northeast
Sunday school. $50: preaching by tlle
pastor. Rev. J. ". T. Mcneil. at II a. N.
and p m; song service. 7.s5 p. m
prayer meeting. Thursday. S P. n. seats.
free All welcome. s
First Church. corner Sixteenth and q
Streets northwest-BibIe school 30 ~
Continued on Fifth Paer4
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Eloquent 1SEEeS-
Since the beginning of Church Extern
sion it has aided I2,000 Methodist
churches. Most OF them could not have
been built without this help. Il you viii
try a little arithmetic on these figures
they viii grow eloquent. They mean
that for every working day Of the thir-
ty-seven Years q new church has been
set apart fer Christian worship They
mean that every day a new center OF
moral and spiritual power has begun
10 make its influence felt over a more
or less extensive territory. They stand
for the daily housing Of new coagre-
gation and a new Sunday school. They
mean, in 1900 communities. q living
preacher. Bible study, worship. improved
character. better manners. less crime,
mere piety fewer paupers. prayer. con
versions. good living. happy home lie,
peaceful deaths, heaven
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Suggested Hymns.

Christian Endeavor Hymns, Il, 81,
75. IS. 173, 1876. 205. 215.
The E1deavor HymnaI-6. Z. 3, IS. LOG,
172, 204, 29O.
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Baptist.

Seccnd Church Auditorium, Fourth
Street and Virginia Avenue southeast
Pastog Z. Hez Sven explains a Joke
on a Medical Student Sunday night. S
o'clock; preaching at Il a. n. by the
pastor. Free pews; all invited; short
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

venh Sunday After Pentecost-Gose, St Matthew 54f
The First and Greatest Commandment.
Sunday, September HI Holy Name of Mary.
Monday, September 15-S Nieodemus, NJ.
Tuesday, September 16SS. Cornelius and Cyprian Mn.
Wednesday, September IL Stgmata Of St. Francis.
Thursday September 18-St Joseph Of Cupertno, C.
Friday, September 19-SS. Januarius and Comp, NM
Saturday, September 2Q-St. Eustaee and Comp, NM
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the pastor. Sunday scho0! al $3.50 q
n; prayer meeting. Thur sday. 8 p. N.
Douglas Church-At $3.50 a. NJ, Sun
/ day school II a. m. by the pastor, Rev.
IS. NJ Hartsock, D. D. How TO Shine
for Cod" 6:I5, Epworth League; $50
/ p. n, Our Thoughts Welcome
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TO SEei the IUDu ICT the new 50 hOOt
house. The contesting clubs viii be
the War Eagles and Belmont. Lovers
Of the national game are promised d
great treat.
Sunday-scheOl viii resume at the usual
hour tomorrow. Trinity school, under
the direction Of the Sisters of Mercy.
and ST. Joseph's Academy, on Monday,
September Is. Sisters Of Visitation IL
charge.
St Stephens Church. Pennsylvania
Avenue and Twenty-fifth Street north
= est, the Rev " 8 Caughy. pastor
the Revs. z T O'Cenneu and T Glib
bons Smyth. assistants-Sunday. masses.
6, :. 8 and II a. n. each a low mass
4 short sermon at the last one. Chill
dren's mass at o'clock in the base
ulent; baptisms. p. m, rosary and
Denedictiou, 7:30 p n. The regular
meetings Of the sodalit~ viii be discon-
tinued during the summer.
St Theresa's Church, Anacostfa, the
Rev G. N. Bart. pastor. Rev. Francis
SchwallenbeTg. assistant-Sunday mass
-. $50 and 8; baptisms. p. N; bene-
diction, 7 D m Z
st. Antheny's Church. BTookIand. the
Rev. Joseph T O'Brien. pastor: the Rev.
August VI. Mark, assistant-Masses Sun
day, and $50. week days. $50; Sun
day evening service, 7:45 O'Clock
Church Of the Nativity. Brightwood-
The Rev c. o. Rosensteel will oficiate
tomorrow morning at o'clock He will
also celebrate mass on Wednesday at
$780, baptisms by special appointment.
"
st. Cyprian's Church, corner Thir-
teenth and c Streets southeast, the Rev.
James R Matthews. pastor: the Rev. P.
J. Richie, assistant-Sunday. masses, 8.
g. and 1890 o'clock a n; all low
masses; baptisms, p. n; benedic$ion.
) p. ~. The regular weekly meeting OF
the sodality and Sunday school will
continue during the summer
The ladies having charge Of the diff
ferent tables are making great prepara-
tons Tor the fair, which will be held
from November 1 to IS next. and many
costly and beautiful specimens of nee
dlework are we'll under way
The Oblate Sister, OF Providence.
whose mother house is in Baltimore.
have charge of the paroachiaI school.
This year the annual retreat was made
at the convent Of the order IN this city.
Rev. Henry Bormann, c SIS R. from
f1uAio pttiS- Iau, tD4dQEEGI the retreat
On September Is the school season
opens. with prospects Of an increased
attendance OF pupils.
ST AIMS Church, TenIeytowu. the
Rev Joseph c. 8allon. pastor-Sunday
masses, S;i5 and 1915: beuediction i'm
mediately after the last mass
The work on the new church is going
on apace- and TO all appearances Ten
leytown Catholics viii soon have 2
church OF which they may well be
proud. The Rev Father Mzdon eontin-
Ues to hold his weekly entertainments
for the benefit OF the new church They
are held ia the hall every Wednesday
evening, and are becoming very popular
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LOCAL ITEMS.

An adjourned meeting OF the district
board Of control viii be held at Wes-
ley Chapel. F and Fifth Streets north
west. Wednesday evening, September
II. An amendment to the constitution
will be considered and the convention
program viii be discussed The con
ventioH meets this year in Waugh VI. e
Church. a and Third Streets northeast,
Monday and Tuesday evenings. Sep.em-
Der % and so. Interesting programs are
being arranged for the department con
fsrences by the district officers for
Monday evening, the 29th, from TO
o-c- ock. followed BIZ the election OF off,
GERS and business @essioH. The new Of
fcers viii be installed on thefoilowing
evening BY Dr. MAYOR. after which an
address VIII be delivered by the Rev.
Mr.. Colt, OF Baltimore.
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Douglas Chapter held its annual meet
ing recently and the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President. Mr. Harry L. jenkins; first
vice president, Mrs. E. J. Harper; sec
end vice president, Miss Ida Gilbert;
third vice president. Mr.. Howard Rod
rick; fourth vice president. Mrs. II. A.
Tson; secretary, Miss Nellie Ennis;
treasurer. Mr. E. N Dowd. Delegates
were elected to the next district an
nuaI convention as follows: Rev. S. u.
Hartsock, Mr. C. H Gray. Mrs H A
Tson, Miss Ida Gilbert Miss Mabel
Thompson. Miss Lillian Burns, Mr. Z.
NJ Dowd. Messrs- H. 4 Ison and Il.
L. jenkins are delegates ex-cficio.
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in the installation OF that leagues re-
Gently elected officers.
S. P. shipman League. GarrisonvilIe.
Va, held is annual meeting Monday
evening and elected officers as follows:
President. Mrs. Ella R Downing; first
vice president Mr. R T Shelton Sec
ond vice president. Mr. N A Embrey;
third vice president, Miss Ella Honey;
fourth vice president, Mr. J. 7. Hum
phrey: secretary, Miss Cla-ice Garrison;
treasurer. Mrs Emma NUsselnan; pas
tor in charge, Rev. Z. 6. Landstreet.
Mr.. Frank E. Woodward and Miss
Grace Bowling were married a Wesley
VI. E. Church Wednesday evening Mr.
Woodward is he president OF Wesley
League, and his bride is also an active
worker in that church. After an extend
ed trip OF several weeks they viii be at
home to their many friends in November
at 614 E Street
Anacostia Chapter held its annual
meeting Wednesday evening and the new
officers elected are as follows: Presi-
dent. MT. Charles F. Linger. first vice
president. d. Lester Pitcher: second vice
president. Mrs. Clara Williamson; third
vice president, Mrs Corie CampbeII-
fourth vice president, Arthur 3 Suit:
secretary John E Fort: treasurer.
George ". King. jr. The following per-
sons were elected as delegates to the
twelfth annual convention Of the dis
trIct league to be held at Waugh Church
! September % and so. Rev c. o. Isaac.
Mrs. Clara Williamson, Mrs Charles E
LingeT. D. Lester Pitcher. J E Fort,
Miss Bessie Talbot and Harry Hooper.
The league at Garrisonville held dur
ing the year thirty-eight devotional
meetings, twenty-fOHr special services.
/ Through the mercy and help department
30 garments were distributed, fifty
three bouquets of flowers carried 10 sick,
and gifts reported to the value Of S77.S5.
Four literary meetings we're held and
ninety-six papers and books distributed.
Under the social department four socials
were given
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Lynn Chapter has elected delegates
10 the twelfth annual CONVENTION as fol-
lows; Rev. ". L. Lynn, Mrs. Maggie
Littleford, Mrs Bertha Holt, and Mrs
8 R THOMPSON
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Gorsuch League viii hold a business
session Thursday evening and elect
delegates to the district convention
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Members OF the district board OF
control viii be pleased to welcome
Charles F Linger back TO their meet
ings as a member from Anacostia
% sTlp
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Eloquent Figures.

crease of population from 4.s0eoo to D.
coo coo.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-13

Trinity Chapter holds its annual
meeting and elects new officers on the
18th
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-13

Lynn Chapter. K Street Mission.
southeast, held its annual meeting On
the 5th inst, and the officers elected for
the ensuing year are as follows: Mr..
g. W. Littleford, president; Mr. Andrew
Steele. Mrs Maggie Littleford, Miss
Alice Holt, Mrs. Nettie Steele. four vice
presidents. respectively: Mrs Berthe
Holt. secretary; Mr.. Edward Schwenk.
treasurer After the business session
a pleasant social hour was spent This
league has been q great help IN building
up this mission. and it is q prominent
factor in the revival meetings which
are held every Sunday evening