Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-27

League" Miss Nellie Z. Hawke Of Ham
line; What Constitutes an Efficient Secre-
tary,' by Miss Elizabeth H. Funk Of St
Paurs. and How Gam the Secretary Aid
the President by Miss Ethel Hunter of
Trinity.
The treasurers' conference will be in
charge of Mr.. Chas. H Roesch the district
ence will be conducted by Miss Emily Scriv-
ener, the superin tsndent Of the district
Junior organizations Ender this depart
ment a general discussion on How May
we Best Get Juniors to- Take Active Part
In the Devotional Meeting" to be answered
by the superintendent of the local junior
chapters. @
Woodside. Md, Epworth League has elect
ed the following officers to serve during
the coming year: President. Miss Rose Will
son; hrst vice president, Mr.. F. E. Wood-
Hill; third vice president, Miss Lewe M.
ross; fourth vice president, Mr.. w. H.
AskeW; secretary and treasurer, Mr.. Louis
7. Scudder.
delegates to the annual Epworth League
convention have recently been elected from
tI1e, following chapters: Foundry. DR.: L. b.
Rohrback, Miss Blanche Clokey, Miss Katie
NJ. Young, Miss Mary H. Watkins Mr.. s.
II; Briant and Mr.. Chas. H. Roesch.
famine Dr. Lucien B. Clark, Mr.. 70. r.
Clark, Miss Ida O'Neal, Miss Hawke, Miss
Annie K. SWEET. Miss Nellie L. Hawke,
Miss Ada Williams and Miss Kate C. Chees-
man.
Waugh Rev. Geo. E. Maydwell, Mr.. NJ.
r. Speelman. Mr.. B. ]. Howard, Miss Car
RE g. Rodrick Miss Lucy Beale, Miss Mary
Jett, Miss Duana Mitchell. Miss Ethel Stoc-
ker and Mrs. M. NJ. Mitchell and Mr. Har-
ry o. Hine, delegates ex-officio. Miss Bes-
sic Harrison, Mr.. A. w. Lukei and Mr..
Galehouse have been named alternates.
wesley, Messrs. w. Alfred Falconer, F.
p: Williamson, Fenton, Gale, Miss Kolb,
Miss Ida Fowler and Rev. w. NJ. Ferguson.
Gorsuch Epworth League will resume it's
DEVOTIONAL meetings the first Sunday even
ing in October.
The first social of Lynn Chapter, Epworth
League Of the K Street NJ. E. Church was
given Thursday evening, September %, at
the residence of the president of the chap
ter, Mr.. Geo W. Littleford, 1929 K street
southeast. A very pleasing program was
given, after which refreshments were
served: The music during the evening was
furnished by Misses Ida l.. Steele and Dora
Gardner and Messrs. Frank and Esau
BeaN.
Those present were Misses BERTHE Holt,
Katie Disney, Mary Steele, Cora Shelton,
Beulah Shepard, Lily Frain, Annie Steele,
Sarah Brown, Emma Littleford, Annie
Frain, Bertha Thompson, Alice Brown;
Messrs. Arthur Shelton Ralph Coleman,
h'diliutl A'iiSllch, ooiiII iehi-
tivull, Fred A. Jaeschke, Thomas Robey,
Frank A. Osborne, Kirly Pfeffer. Willie
Littleford, Alvin Steele. Everett Steele; Mrs.
Ella Glascoe, Mrs. Pulian, Mr.. Frank Bate
man and wife, Mr.. John Frain and wife,
Mrs. Annie Steele. Mr. owen Disney and
wife, Mr.. Louis Browning and family, Mr..
George Holt Mr.. Thomas Shelton and wife,
Mrs. Frank Beall and son, Mrs. Lizzie
Steele, Mrs. Vanderslice and daughter, Mrs.
Annie Simonds and Mrs. Calvert and son.
The staff of officers were also present.
Pastor, William Lynn; president, George
w. Littleford; first vice president Andrew
Steele; second vice president, Maggie Lit
tleford; third vice president, Nettie Steele;
secretary, Mrs. Holt, and treasurer, Ed
ward SchWenk.