The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-24
EPW0RTH LEAGUE NOTES.

EPW0RTH LEAGUE NOTES.
Trinity Epworth League issued very
neat invitations to an evening with the
EpwoTth League" last night, the occa-
sion being the hundredth anniversary Of
Trinity N. E. Church. The program was
as follows:
Organ selection. "Toecato from Suits
/ Gothique" Boellman. Mr. Harry Strait
/ ton; soprano solo. selected, Mrs Ivy
/ HeTriot Shade; bass solo. selected Mr.
( Walter Humphrey; address, Rev ". !
/ Thompson, NewtonvilIe. Mass; soprano
solo. selected, Miss Elizabeth Wahly:
| contralto solo, Ia "A Dream" Hawley,
fb) "All ThFo' the Night" an old
Welsh melody, Mrs. D. DIN Leech; bar
itone solo, selected, Prof. = D. MeFall;
lyric quartet. selected, drs- Charles
Bayley. Mrs. D. Olin Leech, Miss Eliza
beth Wahly, Mrs A. L. Sinclair.
Foundry Chapter observed Anniversary
Day by a special service held in Column
bian University Hall Sunday evening,
May Is, 1902 at O'Clock The follow
ing program was rendered:
Song service, led by Mr. Frank K
Wilson; selection by quartet, Pray Tor
the Peace Of jerusalem" devotional ex-
ercises. conducted BIZ President l. "
Mattern; selection BY quartet. It is !.
Good Thing TO Give Thanks address.
by Luther B. Wilson, D. D; selection by
quartet, Sun of My Soul" (intermezzol;
brief departmental reports, including re-
port from Junior League; offering; Sc
lection by quartet, Father, Keep Us
in Thy Care" arranged from Lost
Chord" hymn; benediction.
A special effort is being made to make
the Sunday evening services at Foundry
profitable and attractive. The Ieacer
for next Sunday evening. May Is. IS Dr..
J. H WesIer, first vice president OF
Washington District Epworth League
Services commence promptly at o'clock
Mrs J. E. Amos will lead the meeting
at North Capitol tomorrow evening.
Mr.. J. A, Edgar was in charge last
Sunday.
Mr. George z COLLISION led the meeting
at Gorsuch last Sunday evening.
Hamline held a devotional meeting Of
exceptional interest Sunday evening
Scripture references were read by a
number of those present The many tes-
timoniais given were interesting aud
helpful.
Mr.. H. D. Gordon conducted the seTT-
ice at st. Paul's on the 18th instant. Mu-
sic was the main feature of the evening
Two songs were sung by the choir; two
duets were rendered by Mrs. C. Gondret
and Mr.. H D. Gordon with guitar &C
compartments, and a solo by Mrs Con
uret. accompanied with guitar by Mr..
Gordon
The missionary cause lost one Of its
greatest apostles in the death of Bishop E
William Taylor at PaIo Alto, California,
last Sunday.
EIdbrooke Chapter held a business
meeting Wednesday evening at which
time new members were elected and it
was decided 10 provide a light repast at
the American University campus on
Saturday morning. June q, for those
the sunrise prayer meeting
at $50 o'clock. The committee in
charge are as follows: Prof William
B. Ireland Mrs F T Israel Miss
Florence Thompson, Mr. William FreeT,
and Mrs. George C Paxton. Mr Frank
fourth district convention.
MI Ernest H. Pullman, the new CORE
spending secretary Of the district. is
taking deep interest in the work and
promises to make one Of he best
officers filling that position IN years
past
The district recording SECRETARY re- s
ports twenty eight senior chtpters in
the district, with PASS rnembes; fifteen
junior chapters. with q membership Of
.076-a total gain since January 1 OF F
322 members.
The cha piers in the Washington dis
trict are requested to elect tleir dele
gates to the fourth district convention
June 1922. the representation being one
delegate for every forty members, or
fraction thereof.
Mr.. D. O. Daughton, presideat of Trim
ty Chapter. conducted the service at
Wilson Memorial Sunday evening. After
4 very earnest talk on the subject OF
Conservation by the 1eaier several )
members participated in tn; testimony
service. {
Mr. NJ B. Rideout, physical director
1t the Y NJ c A. conducted the service
It Eldbrooke Sunday evening
Mrs NJ NJ Mitchell. chairman of the
on registration and enter
ainment of delegates to the Fourth
General Conference Distret Convention,
which meets in this city ,une 1922. de-
Tres homes for the accsmmoda zion OF
90 delegates. Those desiring to furnish
for 81 an6 $50 per day
re requested to notify Mrs. Mitchell.
20 Street northeast.