Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-08

! the Brotherhood OF st. Andrew, which
| closed at Philadelphia last Sunday night.
vention was the largest in the history Of
| the organization and one noted for the
| enthusiastic spirit manifested throughout
| the proceedings.
| On account of the echo meeting to he
held next Monday evening, Trinity Broth
| erhood chapter will not meet until Wednes-
day evening Of next week.
| A junior brotherhood chapter of six mem
| bers has been organized at Christ Church,
| The chapter has elected the following Of
| ficers: Director, William Heinlin; secre-
| tary and treasurer, Earle Hutchinson.
A number of the delegations attending the
| Philadelphia convention returned to their
| homes during the past week via Washing
| ton and took the opportunity of visiting
| the points of interest OF the national Cap
| ital during their stay In the city.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES.
The officers of the District Christian En-
deavor Union are making preparations for
the coming of DR.. Clark. the president OF
the United Society of Christian Endeavor
and founder of the Christian Endeavor
| movement Friday, November 4. Calvary
Baptist Church and Sunday School House
nave Deen secured IOT lllc OCCdSloH II 40
proposed to have a banquet in the Sunday
School House at 6 O'Clock, with DR.. Clark
and others as special guests. Following the
| banquet mass meeting will be held in the
church auditorium, at which DIR. Clark will
speak.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Methodist Protestant Church has
elected the following new officers: Presi-
dent, E. S. Hantzmon; first vice president,
MISS Frances Rowe; second vice president,
Miss Hattie Gates; corresponding secre-
tary, Miss Effie Rowe; recording secretary,
Miss Eunice Hartley; assistant recording
secretary, Harold Watts; treasurer, Miss
Susie Cornell; delegate to District Union,
W. T. Watts; junior superintendent, Mrs.
J. r. Gates.
Second Vice President Joseph H. Lee Of
the District Christian Endeavor Union re-
Gently visited the Endeavor societies of the
Union Wesley Methodist and Vermont Ave-
nue. Baptist churches, and found both in a
prosperous condition.
The Concordia Lutheran Endeavorers will
give reception next Tuesday evening to
Herr and Frau Kneppers of Germany, who
have been visiting in this city and will
shortly return to Germany. Mrs. kneppers,
formerly Miss Neuhaus, was once a mem
Der of Concordia Church and Christian En-
deavor Society and a teacher in the Sunday
school. All their friends have been cordially
invited to attend this reception.
The following new officers have been
elected by the intermediate Christian En-
deavor Society of Calvary Baptist Church:
president, Miss Mary Braly; vice president,
Leonard Ruoff; recording secretary, Miss
Clara Barnes; corresponding secretary Miss
Irma S. Brashears: treasurer, Wendell A.
Davis; delegate to District Union, Manly
Michaels; delegate to Junior c. E. Society,
Miss Mabel c. Diver; chairmen of commit
tees: Lookout, James S. Fraser; prayer
! meeting, Miss Jessie E. Swartout; social,
Miss Lucy E. Homer; missionary, Miss
Clara PLACER; music, Miss Carrie E. Bent
ley; Sunday-school, Dibble c. Walters;
/ flowers, Miss Selma Fraser; Anti-Saloon
League delegate. Dodge Hemming.
The Endeavorers of the First Methodist
Protestant Church. 4th street near G south
east, had a very pleasant gathering Wednes-
day evening at the home of one of the mem
bers of the society. Mr. George Phillips, 633
South Carolina avenue southeast. Over
thirty members of the society were present,
and part of the evening was spent in talk
ing of the work of the society and planning
for greater activity during the coming fall
and winter.
The Christian Endeavor Society at How
ard University has resumed it's work for
the year. The following officers were elect
ed at a recent meeting: President, William
E. Gibson; vice president, Miss o. M. Burl;
recording secretary, n. L. Williams; CORE
spending secretary, Miss Georgia Boltz;
treasurer Miss Maude B. Kennedy; librari-
an, w. Alex. D. Tate; delegate to Dis riot
Union, ]. Derricks
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor of Calvary Baptist Church held 4
| business meeting Tuesday evening and
elected the following officers to serve for
the year. beginning November 1: Miss Elsie
Barnes, president; DR.. +. A. Swartout, vice
president; Miss Fern Hoskins, recording
secretary: Miss Irene Burr, corresponding
secretary; Mr.. E. G. Denison, treasurer;
Mr. j. H J. Yule delegate to District C. E.
| Union.
| Miss Alice NJ. Meynes of Temple Baptist
| Church. who for the past two years has
served as chairman of the union mission
airy committee, attended a missionary con-
| ference held in Philadelphia by the Chris
tian Endeavor Union of that city October 1.
| She reports that the conference was inter-
esting and helpful. Rev. B. L. Whitman,
| DID,, pastor of the Fifth Baptist Church of
| Philadelphia delivered address on 1.-The
! Scope of Modern Missions DR.. Whitman
| is well known in Washington as a former
! president of Columbian University.
| President Owen P. Kellar of the District
Christian Endeavor Union last Sunday
evening visited the Endeavor Society of
| Kendall Baptist Church. The meeting was
| led by Miss Serena Haygood, corresponding
| secretary of the society, and was genuine
| Christian Endeavor meeting, nearly every
| one present taxing part. The pastor of the
| church. Rev. Theron Outwater, and Mrs
| Outwater, both of whom are active mem
| bers of the society, were present and par
| ticipated in the meeting
The Junior EndeavOrers of this church
| had their first meeting of the fall on Sum
| day afternoon, with an attendance that
crowded the room.
| The Christian Endeavor Society of tho
| FIRST Baptist Church has recently suffered
the loss of its president Mr. Clyde De
| Farges who has left the city. The vacancy
Hattersley.
EPWORTH LEAGUE NOTES.
The annual election of officers of Hamline
| EpWorth League resulted in the selection
| Of the following: President, Charles H.
| Schooley; first vice president. Miss Ada M.