Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-02
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES.

The Junior Christian Endeavor Society Of
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church last
evening held a May day social in the lecture
room of the church. There was large at
tendance. The program consisted Of songs.
Rotations. impersonations. ETC., together
with other features incident to the May
festival. The arrangements were in charge
of a committee. consisting of Misses Bertha
Paisley and Edith Church and Mrs. r. A.
McElden.
The Lincoln Temple Christian Endeavor
Society held a business meeting Wednes-
day night, at which 1t was voted to give IS
to the united society in aid of its world
wide movement. Then the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. Mr.. Lloyd G. Quincy; vice president,
Miss Hattie L: Hill; recording secretary,
Miss Helen Webb corresponding secretary,
Miss Kate Tayleur: treasurer, Miss NJ. E.
Brown: delegate, Mr.. W. 8. Duffeld: Choir
lister. Mr.. w. B. johnson; pianist, Miss
Ada Pinckney. and assistant pianist, Miss
Eva Johnson.
After the election of officers Mr.. Van Loo
made a few remarks. in which he intro
duced Mr.. w. B. Beatty, who had charge
OF the entertainment for the evening. A
program was rendered as follows: Recita
tons. by Miss Daisy Preston. Mr.. Roker.
Miss Helen Webb; piano solo, by Miss Ada
Ptnckney; recitation, by Mr.. Willidson; En-
deavor Prophecy, by Miss Nellie Quander;
reading, by Mrs. De Nellotz; piano solo, by
Miss Clara Brown; solo, by Mr.. w. B.
Beatty; history of the social committee, by
Miss Ada Pinckey. After the close of the
program refreshments were served by the
social committee.
The new Christian Endeavor Society at
Memorial Baptist Chapel. 9TH and P
streets northwest, recently gave enter
tainment and social. The program In
cluded graphophone selections. piano. violin
the young mems chorus Of Calvary Baptist
Christian Endeavor Society. The exercises
were In charge of the social committee,
Miss Rosa Merits, chairman assisted by
Mrs Tichenor, Misses Marie Warn, Bessie
Haley, Selma Fraser, Bessie Heider, Lottie
Schlegel, Mabel Spates and Messrs. Horace
Gilman, Charles Spates and Frank Benton.
An entertainment was given at the Sol
diers, Sailors and Marines Club, 317 Z
street northwest, under the direction of
Miss Leeds, treasurer Of the District Chris
tan Endeavor Union. A large number OF
club members, Endeavorers and others
were present The following program was
rendered: Piano duet, Mrs. Mothershead
and Miss Leeds; vocal solo, Miss Fletcher;
recitation. Miss Bertha Wetzel; soprano
solo, Miss Burkhart: violin solo, Erwin
BOernstein; piano solo, Miss Grosh; con-
tralto solo, Miss Chenoweth; violin solo,
Erwin BOernStein.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Baptist Church recently gave Socia-
bile at the home Of the pastor. Rev. C. +.
Winbigler. After a short business meeting
and varied entertainment refreshments
were served. The regular weekly meeting
Of the society of this church was regard
ed as one of unusual interest. The sub
ject was "Arctic Missions" In addition to
several addresses there was blackboard
exercise of Alaska by Mr.. William Speaden,
showing stations Of various missions.
President Kellar and Secretary Metcalf
of the District Union visited the Christian
Endeavor Society of the Maryland Avenue
Baptist Church last Sunday evening. The
meeting was led by the president and q
number Of interesting papers were given.
The president Of the District Union has
been notified that the delegates from the
District of Columbia at the International
Christian Endeavor convention next July
will be grouped with those from Maine,
Massachusetts. Rhode Island and Ken
lucky with headquarters at the First Bap-
fist Church on Stout street near 18th street
The Howard University c. E. Society is
African missionary. This society has al
ready sent SO to the United Society for the
c. E. Mission pledge.
The Y: P. s. c. E. Of the Western Presby-
terrain Church recently gave social to the
members of the congregation and their
friends. The program consisted of solo
by Mr.. Van A.. Potter. "Only in Dreams"
De Koven: mandolin and piano duet by
Misses Flora Wortz and Mae Rae; Miss
Florence Bean sang II Love You," Sobeski,
and "A Dream Bartlett. The program
closed with readings by Mr.. w. H. H
Smith. "A Ballad of Brave Women" giving
as an encore several short selections. Miss
McFall was the accompanist. After the
program refreshments were sold and the re-
mainder of the evening was Spenf i'm Paunes