Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-01-24

old building. and with the proceeds from.
the sale complete the new edifice OF the
congregation on Rhode Island avenue.
At the regular monthly meeting OF the
w. III. NJ. S. of Union NJ E.. Church, held
recently at the home of Mrs. Fernandez,
Miss Marion Sayford. a deaconess at Sio-
ley Hospital, delivered an address to the
members of the society on the various fea-
lures of the deaconess work. The auxiliary
branch at Union Church has decided TO
make infants garments for the hospital
ana Tor the emergency cupboard at the
institution.
The quarterly conference of the Epworth
League Union Of Washington and vicinity
was held last evening in Mt. Vernon Pace
chapter served +. o'clock tea to large
number of leaguers and after the repast a
workers conference was conducted by Kew
y. j. Prettyman, pastor of the church. DR..
Thaddeus p. Bell of Atlanta, Ga, made
short address on the subject Ready Tor
work. and the topic How to Make II
Co was discussed as follows: The first
department, Mr.. George II. Lamar. Rock
vile. Md; the second department, MISS
Margaret Waesche, Washington
Inc public meeting, which began at f:4o
CLOCK, was presided over by Dr.. w. r.
Andrews. William NJ Ellison of Falls
Church, Va, conducted devotional exer-
cises, after which a short business meeting
was held. Addresses were made by Rev.
Z. o. Bulla of Winchester, Va, and Rev
j. .. Knott of Baltimore. Several musical
numbers were rendered during the evening
In connection with All Souls Church an
organization of men, designated as the
Unitarian Club of Washington. was re-
Gently formed Its object, it is stated. is to
stimulate interest in religious and social
problems; to encourage friendly relations
among men of the Unitarian faith or IN
sympathy with it, and to aid in the ad-
vancement of liberal IDEAS The club is I'M
der the control and management of coun-
Gil, consisting of Carroll d. Wright, presl-
dent; Gen. A. w. Greedy, vice president;
f. A. Fay, secretary; s. r. Bond, treasurer;
Rev. Ulysses G. B. Pierce, f. w. Clarke
and ex-senator William E. Chandler. addl-
tional members. The charter members OF
the club number eighty-three.
This club constitutes the ninth auxiliary
department of All Souls Church. The
other departments the Sunday school.
the Young Peoples Religious Union, the
charity committee, which supports an IN
structive visiting nurse in the northeast
section of the city; the Parish Union, which
maintains a library and provides various
entertainments; the Women's Alliance. a
branch of the national organization of that
name; the Twentieth Century Club, the
Lend-A-Hand Club, which devotes itself to
practical benevolence, and the Unity Mis-
sion, organized for church extension.
The second rally meeting of the season
was held by the Federation of Young Peo-
pies Societies of the Liberal Churches
Sunday evening at the Universalist
Church The meeting was well attended
and remarks were made by Rev. Alexander
Kent and Mr.. Charles F. Weller on the
subject of the evening. practical Charity"
Rev. w. w. Curry was the host of the
evening and conducted the devotional serv
ices in the absence of the pastor, Rev.
John Van Schaick.
The juniors of the First NJ. P. Church
held their business meeting recently and
donated S25 to the improvements of the
house of worship. after which the social
committee gave the following program:
Piano solo. by Eta Raitz; recitation, Stella
Beane; recitation. Clark Risler; recitation.
Pearle Shreve; piano solo. Miss Perry: piano
solo, Dora Hartley; piano solo, Eva kilmon;
recitation, Grace Morgan, after which re-
freshments were served.