Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-31
IN THE CHURCHES

"Boyvilie," the title by which the boys
club Of Faith Chapel is designated, held its
second meeting recently, and the members
and friends Of the club were addressed by
Prof. George Bailey. president OF West
minister College. Salt Lake City Utah.
Ihere were over thirty five boys present.
Inc club Is regarded as a valuable addition
TO the organizations Of the church, and con-
siderable interest Is taken in its meetings.
The entertalnments given at Grace NJ. E.
Shurcn last wednesday and Thursday even
ings for the benefit of the SUNDAY school
were largely attended, and were regarded
as eminently successful. The program was
IN charge OF Rev. George Buckler. and he
was assisted by several local musicians and
entertainers. among whom were Prof
4undt, William A. Morsell Elphonzo
Ioungs, jr., Miss Mabel Clair Scott and
MISS Mae Buckler. An interesting feature
OF the entertainment was Illustrated songs
- The Junior Endeavor Society of Gunton-
Iemple Memorial Presbyterian Church gave
a measuring party" last evening at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs Dewey. 1897 wal
iacn place. The proceeds of the affair will
ne used for benevolent work carried on by
the society.
Inc methodist Preachers Association of
washington held its regular meeting last
Mono MONDAY morning at Rust Hall, when an ad-
qress was delivered by Rev. Joseph Dawson.
paStor OF MI. Pleasant NJ. E. Church, on
The Relation Of Sociology to the Deacon
esS movement" A large number of visit
ors were present at the meeting. The asso-
clation has secured the services of Dr. H.
X Carroll to deliver a lecture on Porto
Rico next Tuesday evening at Wesley M.
+. Church DR.. Carroll is well known
among cnurch people for his work in COL
iectlng the statistics of the churches Of
the country for the United States govern
ment
At the January meeting Of the Ana costa
W. Z. L. u, held recently at the home of
Mrs. Alpheus Dawson on Franklin street
arrangements were made for a public meet
ing, TO De held Sunday February 8. at q.
m m IN the Methodist Church. corner Jack
will speak, and Mrs NJ L. WeIles a nationo,
w. e. L. U. officer, will make the PRINCIPAL
address. S - 'p"'
wesley M. E. Church it was unanimously
9eclded Dy the members to request Bishop
Fltzgerald to reappoint Rev. DR.. w. NJ.
vWeagason Tor a second year as pastor of
Wesley church, and also to continue Rev.
Dr. II. r. NayIor as presiding elder of
Washington district
The Kendall Baptist Church. Of which
Rev. Theron Outwater is pastor. has ar
ranged to hold a revival service. beginning
tomorrow and continuing for three weeks,
me special evangelists secured for the
meetings are the Rev. Mr. Martin and Rev.
MI. Haily. Mrs. Haily will also assist in
the music.
Inc fourth quarterly conference of Nc
kendree M E. Church was held last We'd
nesday evening at the church Rev. DIR.
II. H. Naylor presided at the meeting and
the officers of the society submitted reports
porous condition
The conference unanimously adopted res
o;ut1ons requesting the return of Rev Dr.
=. l.. Hubbard, the pastor, for another
year. resolution asking for the continu-
ance of Dr. Naylor presiding elder of the
district was also passed These resolutions
VIII be presented to Bishop Fitzgerald at
the next annual session of the Baltimore
conference which viii be held in that city
early in April.
Officers of the church for the ensuing
year r, were elected, as; follows: Trustees,
II. P. Pillsbury Geo. E. Gartrell. G. s.
Mackenzie, S. E. Tomlinson, R. l.. Middle
ton and S. T. Covert; stewards. A. O. La
tham, James Jemison, c. S. Cissel, F. J.
Mackenzie, DR.. T. c. Smith, c. A Springer,
George Brian. George Spencer, Dr. J. H
Weser, DR.. Beebe, Hager Bouck A, W.
Davis and John Slick; delegates to the lay
conference. r. v. Belt, A. o. Latham H S.
Hurter, H. P. Pillsbury and S. T. Covert.
The special evangelistic services at the
Wesleyan Pentecostal Church which have
Quoted by Rev. F. H. Reynolds. foreign
missionary secretary of the Association of
Pentecostal Churches of America Rev. Will
liam Howard Hooper of Brooklyn, N. Y,
has been secured to assist In future meet
ings. The pastor Of the Wesleyan Pente-
costal Church is Rev. Mr.. Uosler who has
been recently installed.
The New Church Mission of this CITY has
arranged for two lectures on symbol psv-
chology as applied to the word of God. one
Of which will be delivered this evening and
the other tomorrow afternoon. The lectures
Will be given in Typographical Temple by
Rev. Adolph Roeder of Orange N j., and
are open to the public without charge.
The Young Peoples Union of the PEOPLES
Church held a meeting last evening at the
home of Miss Gertrude E. Metcalf. 1413
9th street northwest. During the business
melting the society voted to give the pas
tor and his wife, DR.. and Mrs Kent, a gift
In remembrance of their twenty fifth wed
ding anniversary. 1t was announced that
the January dance had been the most sue
cessful, both financially and socially, that
had been given thus far this season. After
the business meeting the members Joined in
contest which consisted in pronouncing
difficult English words. At the close of the
pronunciation match the society adjourned
to meet February g. with Miss Emma A.
III