The Washington times., 1903-04-04
THE EDWORTH LEAGUE

The topic for the devotional meeting
Of the Epworth League Sunday evening
is The Danger of Indifference" Ref
erences: Hag, i:2. Hebrew. ills; jude.
Hi:2C-2J
Charles W Fitton, ir.. conducted the
service at Corsuch Chapter last Sunday.
There was q large number Of Leaguers
present, and a good meeting was held.
Miss Walther, OF the Lucy Webb Hayes
Training School, stationed at Gorsuch,
viii be in charge Of the service Sunday.
Miss Sophia Kolb will be in charge OF
the service at Wesley Chapter Sunday
evening. Dr. John H. WesleT. first vice
president OF the District League, was in
charge Of the meeting on last sabbath.
The rummage sale held at Gorsuch
Church recently under the direction OF
the fourth department OF that league
netted the sum Of SO, which amount viii
go 10 pay the debt upon that edifce.
During the past week there has been
in progress at Northeast Temple.
Twelfth and H Streets northeast. fair
and bazaar. This fair is held under the
auspices OF Douglas Chapter. and, it is
said, has been a success so far. The
safe will probably close this Saturday
Those leaguers who attended the Ed
worth League anniversary at First II.
h Church, Baltimore. Nd, last Tuesday.
have spoken in glowing terms OF the
good meeting that was held
The league meeting at Hamline Chap
ter on Sunday, March %, was led by Mrs.
H B. Moultoa. the subject of which was
Christian Education"
Mrs. c. L. itoach led the service at
Hamline Chapter Sunday evening last.
the subject of which was Heroes OF
Africa" Miss Alice Clark gave an
address on Africa, dealing particularly
"tsh mission work that is being carried
on there. c. H SehooIey. the presi-
dent gave an interesting talk on David
Livingston, the missionary, as did also
Miss Ethel Skeene on Mackay. and
T. r, Rochester on Bishop Taylor. Dur-
ing the evenings exercises Mrs. SWEET
rendered q vocal solo Ii was a very
interesting meeting
Mrs. " g Phelps. first vice president
Of Langdon Chapter, has informed the
writer Of this column E. j. Pull
man, that that chapter gave q very in
teresting entertainment on Thursday
evening last. The exercises were held in
Langdon Hall, District of Columbia
Quite long program was very efficiently
rendered. which was enjoyed BY the
large number of people present. The
program consisted Of a selection by the
orchestra; songs For the Sake OF the
Past. D." The Maid and the Rose" BY
Mrs c z Rudy recitation, by Mrs. d.
J. Roberts: instrumental solo. by Miss
Bessie Monaghan Billie Crimes by
Harry Clark. Mrs. Rhodes, and Miss
Susie Warren cornet solo, by Rob
ert MAXWELL recitation Walter s.
Phelps; selection by the orchestra;
Living Pictures. George Washing
ton Grandma Mrs Rhodes; "Buf-
falo BIZ" by Blan Phelps; Puritan
1eA@~S--1 III = ~ AiEa p5r III JEL-
fries" Walter s. Phelps; The Squire 8
Daughter" Lizzie Warren, Preacher
Timothy Long" Nj Presley; "Gypsey
Maiden" ," Katie Phelps; Sailor Boy. ="
Frank Wattingiy; Aunt Betsy" Geneva
Wattingly; Farmer" Gilbert. .HHengas;
Twins Harry Clark and Robert
Phelps; Our Baby" Selma Kause:
comic songs, by Mrs. Anne E Larigey;
selections, by the orchestra. guar
tet. composed of r. B. Phelps, Mrs. C.
4. March Mrs. V. Walton. and Miss Liz
zie Warren. rendered Wen Have to
Mortgage the Farm" a dialogue, enti-
tied The Little Shaking QuakeTs," was
presented by q number OF girls, who were
somberly clad in Quaker dress, Upon
the conclusion Of the rendition OF the
program the ladies' or the Epworth
League served their guests with deli
eious cream and cake. Those present
enjoyed themselves immensely, and il
is said the entertainment was d success
in every respect
c. A. March had charge OF the deyo-
tionaI service at LangdOn last Sunday
evening. and Mrs. WattingIy will con-
duct the service this Sunday