The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-20
The EpWOrth League.


80 'o-so-sos-os-o-s-o-so-'-o-s
troll The chairman will be appointed
by the first vice president of the dis
trict league. as heretofore. tie only
change IS that this chairman viii now
be member OF the board, provided lie
coming convention adopts the amend
ment b. a two-thirds vote.
The following persons have been
electG5 e represent Waugh Chapter IN
the convention: Rev. George E. May
dwell, NJ R. SDeelman. B. J. Howard.
Miss Carrie E Rodrick. Miss Lucy Beale,
Miss Mary Jett Miss Dua1na Mitchell
Miss Ethel Stocker, and Mrs. NJ N
Mitchell and Harry o. Hiae, members
ex-officio. Alternates. Mr. 4. ". Lukef.
Miss Bessie Harrison, Mr.. Galehouse.
Fletcher League held public IN
stailation service Sunday evening. All
Oh me district officers but one were
present 10 perform the ceremony. Rev
J. W Steele opened the meeting bT
reading scripture lesson which was
followed with prayer BY Mr. H A Iso1
after which District President 2.
La Fetra was introduced as the chair
man OF the meeting Mr. Ia Fetra made
few timely remarks and then called
the district officers in their order 10
take places inside the altar railing.
while the chapter officers took their re-
spective positions outside the railing Is
follows; President, Mr.. a O. Fowler;
hTst vice president, Miss Anna Bennett
third vice president. Miss Ben. az
fourth vice president Mrs. Carrie an
press; secretary, Mr. JefFries: treas
urer, Mr. GotwaIls; superintendent
Junior League. Miss Alma Dobbs. Mrs
A. V. Allen, second vice president was
detained at home on account Of the sfcE-
ness OF Mr. Allen. A beautiful bou1uet
OF flowers were sent to Mrs. Allen. thav
being one Of the enbIems OF her work.
Inc president was presented a gsvel az
the emblem of his Office. the f5-st v;ee
president received Bible IS a symbol +.
or MS position, and the third vice prest-
cent was handed a book az q token NJ
heI employment, and the secretary vas
gwen the books as an indication OF his
charge After the installation, Dr. Wes-
Ter, district first vice president took
charge o. the meeting and conducted A
eestltnony service. large number par
.Icip3Ins- This chapter is in a flourish
ing condltlon, partly owing TO the az
gressiveness OF the -astoT. Dr. Steele
IL mas made gain OF 100 per cent in
membership the past six months and ali
departments are active.
The first session of the twelfth ANIMAL
cnyeDtfon will be held Monday ev,.7s7c
september %. at o'clock, :. Waugh
-letnodIs Episcopal Church. bird ana
y Streets northeast This sessio1 all:
consist of department. conferences ane3
10 the public. and presided over bv The
respective district officers Mr. la
etra Will preside at the presidents con
ference which viii Consider How &c
Keep All Wheels Moving" Presidents
troubles and Their Cures viii be treat
cd by Mr. a. o. Fowler, Of Fletcher. an
open discussion on important topics wiz
occupy few minutes.
Conference o spiritual work win h IN
charge Of Dr. J. H WesIer. who viii
conduct an informal discussion on refir--
ious work Mrs NJ NJ Mitchell is ar
ranging an interesting program for tts
department of mercy and help confer
ence- The department of literary WORK
VIII be presided over by Miss Esther R.
has been arranged:
Israel
The Reading Courses. Miss Ruth L
Crandan
Some Suggestive Literary Evenings,
Miss Lula Hell
"A Debating Society" Mr. Houard
Social department conference. Mr. H
a Ison, Chairman Duty of tie Fourth
Department TO the Strangers. Mr. E 4.
Short. St PauI's
Duty OF the Fourth Department 10
the Church Member" Miss Katie b.
Young. Foundry
How to Reach the Young People,
Mrs Charles HeineIine
Relation Of the Fourth Department
% he Other Dqr,a Nice
abeth Bobb. Of Metropolitan.
Elements of Successful Fourth Vice
President, by Mr.. y. Alfred FaIconer,
Wesley.
SecTetary's conference viii be presid-
cd over by Frank T. Israel. question
drawer viii be conducted, and the fol-
lowing subjects considered:
How Can the Secretary be a Chief
Factor in the Life of League Miss
Nellie L Hawke. of Hamline
What Constitutes an Efficient Secre-
tary. Miss Elizabeth H. Funk, St.
Paul's.
How Can the Secretary Aid he Pres
;dent." Miss E he'll Hunter, OF Trinity.
How Can tie Local Secretary AssIs:
IN District Work" Mr. f H Pullman,
district corresponding secretary.
Mr.. Charles H Roesch is arranging a
program fer t-easHrers confer ence.
The Junior League Conference, IN
cbarge Of Miss Emily SERVE ne~. has
provided tie following:
Devotional exercises.
General discussion How Best Get
juniors to Take Active Part in the De-
votioI,al Meeting, to be answered by
The regular business session will fol-
low the conferences at o'clock After
the devotional exercises a vocal duet
will be rendered by Miss Flor &c
Thompson and Mr. H. E Riley.
s La Fetra, district president, will pa
side. Annual reports will be made By
the officers, and on roll call brief reports
will be made by q representative from
each chapter. and at the same tine
name their candidates for district on
GERS, to be elected later In the evening.
Tuesday evening at o'clock the new
officers viii be installed by Presiding
Elder Rev. Henry r NayIor, D. D.. and
the address of the convention viii be
delivered by Rev. Don S. Colt, q D.. OF
Grace NJ. z. Church. Baltimore. Dr. Colt
Is in great demand at Epworth League
gatherings. and this will be an oppor-
tunity for Washingtonians to hear this
gifted speaker Mr.. H. A. Isou is ar
ranging the musical part of the program,
hi h., IN FrrTT