Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-11-08

iiuSi ihlcIcSl aiming the fHQedVOrefS OF
Washington. The officers of the District
Union are already busy making prepara-
tons for the. event. The program will in
clude a conference with the local pastors
in the afternoon, led by DR.. Clark, followed
by a conference on union work, led by MI
Eberman; a conference on local society
work, by Mr.. Shaw, and talk on Tools
for Toilers,' by Mr.. Graft. At 6 o'clock
there will be a christian Endeavor tea
party in the dining room of Calvary Bap-
fist Sunday School House, after which Mr.
Shaw will speak on THE World wide Chris
tan Endeavor Movement At o'clock
there will be mass meeting, with an ad-
dress by Mr.. Eberman on Christian En-
deavor at Home" followed by an address
by DR.. Clark on Christian Endeavor
Abroad
AS part of the regular morning church
service last Sunday the installation of the
recently elected officers and committee
chairmen of the Y. p s. C. E. of the West
ern Presbyterian Church took place. The
retiring president. Mr.. c. S. Smith, and the
president-elect Mr. Howard c. Clements
were on the platform with the pastor, Dr.
G. A. Wilson The pastor presented the re-
firing president, who read his annual re-
port. The pastor then called on the retiring
officers to rise and he spoke few words
to them, especially commencing them for
their years work The members of the So
ciety, who were seated together at the front
of the church. arose and sung two verses of
For Christ and the Church." and the pas
tor then presented the president-elect and
introduced the newly elected officers and
chairmen of committees in turn. The charge
and installation prayer were given by DIR.
Wilson.
The following are the new officers and
chairmen: President. Mr.. Howard C.
Clements; vice president, Miss Christine D.
Brecht; recording secretary, Mr.. Joseph A.
Butterworth; corresponding secretary Miss
May E. Smith; treasurer, Mr.. Dallas G.
Sutton; superintendent of junior, Miss Lucy
McKim; associate superin tendent of Junior
Mrs. B. Glover; assistant superintendent of
junior, Miss Lena Sutton; delegate to d. c.
c. f. Union. Miss Lucy McKim; chairmen
Of commttees-Lookout, Mrs E. F. Cook;
prayer meeting, Miss M. Emma Wilmer; So
cial. Mrs: w. c. Wetzel; missionary, Mr.. w.
H. H. Smith: music. Miss Lena Sutton;
calling. Mrs G. A. Wilson; flower, Miss
Mary D. Riggles; relief. Mr.. w. H. Pearson;
good literature. Miss Marie E. Wetzel;
Christian citizenship Mr.. c. s. Smith.
At the society conservation service in the
evening three Of the members of the junior
society were graduated into the Young Peo-
pies Society, one to active membership and
two to associate membership. The junior
superintendent, Miss Lucy McKim, was
called on by the president to introduce the
new members to the society. Miss McKim
called them to the front of the room. spoke
a few words to them and then presented
each one with a certificate of graduation
The president after welcoming them gave
each one, in the name Of the society c. e.
pin.
Sunday evening last at Union NJ. E.
Church Mr.. G. W. F. Swartzell and Mr. E.
s. Wescott gave account Of the recent
missionary conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, held in Cleveland. Ohio,
to which they were lay delegates from
Washington Methodism.
The c. E. Society of Union NJ. e. Church
celebrated Halloween by very successful
and well-attended social. Mrs Grace Hunt,
Miss Augusta Swan and Mr.. George Hill
ton of the social committee were tn charge
The new officers of the Covenant Chris
tian Endeavor Society are: President, Mr.
A. R. Holden: vice president, Miss Ger
trude Spear; recording secretary, Miss Car
RE Ross; corresponding secretary. Miss
Annie Dutton; treasurer Miss Mabel Ly-
man: delegate to district union, Miss Bessie
Dutton
The C. E. Society Of Keller Memorial
Luthg-an Church held Halloween social
recently. A number of games of fate, both
old and new, were tried. Miss Daisy We'd
ding took charge Of the palmistry. The
evening was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present. The program consisted of apple
games, candle games, sailing Of shell boats, |
game of secretary written, palmistry: re-
freshments. including fortune cake; read
ing of game Of secretary.
The regular business meeting and social |
of the Y. P. s. c. E. Of the First Congrega- |
tional Church occurred last night at 7:3O in |
the church parlors. After short business |
meeting the social committee, Miss Bertha |
Steward chairman. announced that a fudge
party was the order of the evening half
a dozen chatting dishes were brought out. |
and amid much merriment the candy was |
cooked and eaten. Music and recitations |
were interspersed during the evening