Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-10-17
EPWORTH LEAGUE NOTES.

The District officers will publicly in
stall the officers of McKendree Chapter
tomorrow evening at the league service,
beginning at $50. at Mckendree Church.
Eldbrooke League Bible study class re-
sumed it's work for the winter Friday
evening, in charge of Mrs. F. 7. Israel.
The chairman of the press committee,
f II. Pullman. has appointed the follow
ing members to serve on that committee
during this year: Mr.. John e. Fort of
Anacostia Chapter; Miss Gertrude M.
Sheldon. the recording secretary and of
Trinity Chapter; Mr.. Stacey II. Briant
of Foundry Chapter and Mr. Samuel
Scrivener of Grace Chapter.
The district cabinet visited Douglas
Memorial Chapter Wednesday evening,
and before a large audience of Epworth
the church publicly installed the newly
elected officers of that chapter. a de-
lightful time was spent and much en-
thusiasm prevailed. An incident of the
service was the announcement by Mrs
II. A. Ison, the fourth vice president of
the league. that through the influence of
Douglas Chapter the renewal of a liquor
license was denied to saloon keeper
in the northeast section of the city. This
announcement was greeted with loud APP
plause by those present.
The meeting was presided over by Mr..
Solomon Carr. jr., who called for the
nual reports of the officers. These show
ed that active work had been done dur
ing the year closing. Following this the
members of the District cabinet perform
ed the usual installation service, each
one in turn addressing the respective
local officer upon the duties of his posi-
ton.
The officers of Douglas Chapter who
were installed are: President. Mr.. Solo
mon Carr. jr.; first vice president. Miss
Emma Harr; second vice president, Mr..
d. y. Defandorf: third vice president,
Miss Mabel Thompson; fourth vice presi-
dent, Mrs. H. ~ lson; secretary, MIR.
Clarence Wood; treasurer Mr.. Earl
Dowd The District officers present were:
DIR. John II. Wesler. president: Mr.. Fred.
T.. Woodward, first vice president; Mrs
NJ NJ Mitchell, third vice president; Mr.
III. y. Ison, fourth vice president; Mr. r,
II Pullman: corresponding secretary. and
Mr. ID. A Salmon. treasurer. Following
the installation service Il consecra ton
prayer offered by Mr. G.. H. Mark
ham.
the fourth vice president, Mrs Ii. A. Ison
who had arranged n social hour. Miss
Knapp recited a pleasing selection and
responded to encore. Miss EVELYN
CowSill rendered a vocal solo. Following
this the audience proceeded to the recep-
ton room where large tables were filed
with refreshments.
The recently elected officers of North
! Capitol Epworth League were enter
tanned at the home of the pastor of that
| church, Rev. DIR. j. +. Amos, last Monday
evening. There was large number of
was represented by Mrs. II. A. Ison the
| fourth vice president. The members of
| North Capitol cabinet are: Mr.. c. F. Lin
| ger, president: Miss Zella Manverse first
| vice president; Miss Hester Bunch. sec
ond vice president; Miss Lizzie King,
! third vice president; Miss Francis Pike
fourth vice president; c. e. Morse, secre-
| tary; A. f. Common. treasurer, and Miss
Reba Fisher. superintendent of the
Junior League.