The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-11
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PRESIDENT RosSchs Of Foundry Chapter
had charge Of its devotional services
Sunday evening and made al enthusiast
tic speech on the work to be made
prominent by the district organization.
in forming Bible study classes. etc. An
opportunity vas given before the meet
ing closed for those wko desired to Join
such class, and several names we're
enrolled Miss Anna N Tiltou will en-
duct the meeting tomorrow evening.
Eldhrooke League devoted I5t Sunday
evening to Bible Study" Dr.. J. H. Wss-
Ter, first vice president Of the district,
save an Interesting and instructive talk
! On ''HewFtos Study The Bible class
for this purpose viii be started IN the
near future by this chapter.
Hamiine League held its annual meet
ing Friday evening and officers we're
elected as follows: Mr. Harry Schooley.
pTesicents Thomas II. Ri1el, first vice
president; Miss Alice " Clark. second
vice president; Miss Anna K. SWEET,
third vice president; Miss Kate c.
Cheesman, fourth vice president; Miss
Elsie V Moore. secretary. Mr. Maynard
Twitchell. treasurer
Gorsuch Chapter has resumed its de-
votionaI meetings ard Mr.. E. H. Pull
man. district corresponding secretary,
vas in charge Sunday evening and Mr.
William R Hunt will lead tomorrow
evening.
The district officers were present at
Douglas league Friday evening. at which
time annual reports were made by the
activities IN ali branches After which
district president Israel was called on
ito take charge Of the installation Of uha
recently elected officers OF. Douglas and
make few remarks. Some of the pTin-
cipal features Of the coming. years work
we're outlined, which was followed by the
installation Of officers as follows: Mr..
Harry L jenkins. president Mrs L J
Harper. first vice president; Miss ida
Gilbert, second vice president; Mr.. How
ard RCderick, third vice president; Mrs
H a. Ison, fourth vice president; Mr.
E. H jones, secretary; Mr. Earl "
Doud. treasurer. Rev. s NJ Hartsock
made the prayer Of cOuseera ton. which
was followed with short musical and
literary program. and a social hour
with refreshments This chapter begins
the new year with fattering prospects.
Mrs. E. NJ Wharton. chairman Of mis-
sicnary work OF the District organiza-
tiCTi, viii leave on October 20 for Cleve-
land Ohio. to attend the great mission
airy conference OF the Methodist Church.
a special meeting Of the board OF
control viii be held at Wesley Chapel
Tuesday evening, October IL at
o'clock The district cabinet viii meet
one hour earlier at the same place. Il
is very much desired that all the mem
beFs be present at this meeting to greet
and encourage the new officers.
Mrs. NJ NJ Mitchell district second
vice president. expects TO start about
October 20 for Cleveland. Ohio. 10 at
tend the missionary conference &c &c
held il that city October 21-24,
The district officers will be present at
Metropolitan Monday evening TO install
the recently elected officers Of that
league
EIdbrooke cha. ter will give an even
ing with Thomas 4. Edison's late in
vention Motion Pictures" at the church,
Thursday, October 16- This is given
under the auspices OF the league and
sunday SchoOI lot the cement OF puE~
chasing new books for library.
District president. Frank T. Israel. ex-
poets to attend the General Missionary
Convention" of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. to be held al Cleveland. Ohio,
October 2I-24. This viii be the first and
greatest convention OF its kind ever held
by the church, more than , .0o0 delegates
are expected to De present all OF the
bishops. secretaries Of various societies,
editors of church papers, presiding
elders and two sreachsTs. two lay
men and two Sunday School superin-
terdenJs. from each presiding elders
district and district league Offirars NF- :