Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-23

UNCONVENTIONAL rallies on Friday night.
February 8. when the general theme OF
UNCONVENTIONAL Loyalty will be empha-
sized.
The Methodist Episcopal committee, con-
sisting of A. L. Dietrich, Judge Arson 8.
Taylor and John G. Keene, has secured
Rev. Virgil E. Rorer, Phi. D., a prominent
Methodist minister of Philadelphia, as the
principal speaker at the Methodist EpiSco-
pal meeting. The subject of DR.. Rorer's
address is to be Good and Bad Building"
The Union M. E. Church is announced as
the place for this meeting.
The United Brethren are to meet in the
Memorial Church, North Capitol and r
streets northwest, and the pastor, Rev. o.
w. Burtner, Is to take part on the pro-
gram.
Mr.. Lindley D. Clark and Prof. R. B.
Warder have been added to the committee
representing the Friends Christian En-
deavor Society, with Mr.. q. H. Easterling
as chairman.
AS to the general sessions of the conven
ton, which are to be held at the First
Congregational Church, Rev. Teunis s.
Hamlin. D. D., is announced as the speak
er at the opening meeting, Friday after
noon, February 5, at 4.30 o'clock. This
session is to last but one hour. Rev. Maui
rice Penfield Fixes Of Franklin, Pa, who
is to speak at the fellowship mass meeting
Sunday afternoon, states that his subject
will be 1.-THE Unfolding Of the Dreamer's
Dream
"Just Try" is to be the subject of the
dQOT6SS ny AHOS II. w ellis at the CLOSING
mass meeting. Monday night. A feature of
this meeting Is to be a roll call with re-
sponses from the societies. Prof Wells
has been asked to conduct the workers
conference Saturday night, following the
style of the Christian Endeavor Institute,
recently held at Philadelphia, in which he
was one Of the leaders. He has agreed to
assist at the pastors conference Monday
afternoon.
The great occasion of the convention for
the little folks will be the junior rally, Sat-
urady afternoon. The junior societies are
expected to attend in bodies. An Illus
trated address by Amos r. Wells on Jim
mics Shoes" is to be the main feature of
this meeting.
Some of the officers of the Baltimore
Christian Endeavor Union have been in
correspondence with those of the local
union with regard to the convention, and
1t seems likely that quite a number of the
Baltimore Endeavorers will come over for
some of the sessions. party of junior
superintedents is being made up to come
and hear Prof. Wells at the Junior rally.
With appropriate exercises the following
named new officers were installed for the
ensuing year at the Sunday evening serv-
ice of the Christian Endeavor Society of
the Rhode Island Avenue Methodist Profess
tant Church: President F. E. Wright;
vice president, Burdett Kelly; recording
secretary, w. r. Brooks; corresponding
secretary Miss Blanch F. Reid treasurer
r. II. Wolfe; delegate to District Union,
Miss e. Virginia Ferguson; organist, Miss
A. B. Palmer; assistant organist, Mrs W.
p. Coleman; pianist, Miss A NJ. Rousseau;
assistant pianist, Miss F. s. McKelvey. The
society has more than doubled in member
ship during the past year and Is constantly
increasing in numbers.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor Of the Church of the Covenant
recently entertained its members and
friends in an enjoyable manner. An inter-
esting program, consisting Of musical and
literary selections and amusing shadow
pictures, occupied part of the evening. Miss
Waring rendered violin solo, Miss Cowen
sang and Mrs. Lewis Holden and Miss Nam
ME Barbee recited. After the program re-
freshments were served. Miss Mabel Dill
was chairman Of the managing committee.
The Endeavorers of the Temple Baptist
a handsome little leaf1et containing the
church announcements. lists of officers of
the church and its organizations and other
information. 1t Is entitled "Our Church
Reminder" and bears picture of the new
church building. mission study class
was started by the Endeavor Society last
Monday night
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Church Of the Reformation QIutheran) has
elected the following new officers: Pres
ident, c. r. Unger; secretary, Eric Parson;
treasurer, Miss A. Eckstein: chairmen of
comn1tttees-prayer meeting, Misses Edith
Dumont and A. A. Hinkel; lookout. Miss
Besste Taylor; Sunday school. Miss Frieda