The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-09-26

II. A. Ison, District fourth vice presi-
dent. visited Anacostia Chapter last
Sunday evening.
Arrangements have been made for the
installation OF Douglas Chapter officers
by the District officers on the evening OF
October IA. The officers to be elected
at the convention will install these on
GERS.
John w. Crawford. second vice presi-
dent of Gorsuch Chapter, will be in
charge of the devotional service at this
league on Sunday evening. at GAS p. m.
The service last Sunday was In charge
of E. H. Pullman. first vice president
of the chapter.
Mrs. H. A. Ison will lead the de-
votional service at Douglas League sun
day evening
AT rcent business meeting of Ana
costa Chapter the following persons
were elected as officers 10 serve during
the coming year: President, John E.
Fort; first vice president. Mrs. Sue
King; second vice president, r. Tighl-
man; third vice president. Mrs C. Will
Hanson: fourth vice president. Mrs.
Carrie Jordan: secretary, s r. Camp
bell. and treasurer. Milton Reilly.
A number of members OF Douglas
League enjoyed a delightful car ride TO
Cabin John Bridge last Friday evening.
Foundry chapter has elected officers
to take charge on October 1 as follows
President. Stacy H. Briant: first vice
president, l. w. Mattern; second vice
n a., Il IN.
vice president, Miss Elizabeth II. Funk:
fourth vice president, Miss Ethel Apple.;
secretary. Miss Juniata Rohrback: treas
! urer. w. II. Kerr.
The Washington District Epworti
League Will assemble IN annual convoiI-
ton Monday evening and will tEcn
begin its thirteenth session, which will
close on the following evening with ;he
installation Of officers to be appoin I'D
by the presiding elder of the Washiag-
ton district, the Rev. Henry r. Naylor
This convention promises to be one 81
the most interesting ever held. Much
/ interest is being conferred on Monday
evenings session, as at this time a basil
ness meeting will be held at the close
Of the religious services. New officers
Will be elected, the most important Ci
which will be the president. Frank T
Israeli the present incumbent OF that
| office. has announced his intention q
retiring al the close of this year, aftei
a ten years complete service TO ihS
District League, nine years in the ca
paciy of recording secretary, and cls
year as president. 1t is anticipated tina,
nearly all of the old officers, will be
reelected.
Delegates have been elected by va
| rious chapters as follows:
Wilson Memorabilia Rev. A. II
| Thompson, w. Millar, Mrs. w Millar
W Shipley, NJ. f. Shelton, J. H. Allen
McKendree-The Rev. E. ]. Hubbard
S. 5. Culbertson, Harry Caldwell, Mrs
J. II. wesler. Miss Bessie Gheen, Mis-.
| Grace Mackenzie.
Hamline-The Rev. Lucien Clark. Mis-.
| Clark, Miss Carrie Hawke, Miss Moore
Miss Thomas. Mr.. Rochester, Mr.. Illman
Mr.. Brashears-
! Garrisonville, Va, S. p ShipmaI
! Chapter-Nrs. Ella r. Downing.
Brightwood-F. G. Shaw, Miss Neiti'
Taylor. Miss Helen Taylor. Miss Lii
| Ian Krause. the Rev II. f. r. Reck-
Ashton-Mrs. f. NJ. Weatherald, Miss
Pattie Abell, Mrs. Anne Harding. Miss
| Eleanor Smith, Mrs. Florence Marlowe
Anacostia-The Rev. c. o. Isaac, d. L
| Pitcher. George King, Milton Reilly, A
B. Suit, 5. r. Campbell. Mrs. S. r
/ Campbell.
Lynn-Mrs. NJ Frain, J. T. Gibson