Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-03-19
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES.

A conference of presidents of Christian
Endeavor societies is to be held in the lee
ture room of st. Pauls English Lutheran
Church. 18th and II streets northwest, Mon
day night at O'Clock. This is the first in
a series of conferences arranged by the
District Christian Endeavor Union for the
discussion of plans and methods in the va
rious lines of Christian Endeavor work
The Intermediate Endeavorers of Cal
vary Baptist Church recently held a very
enjoyable social. Notwithstanding the I'M
favorable weather the attendance was good.
An entertaining program was, presented,
following which coffee and sandwiches,
cake and lemonade were served to all pres
ent. The affair was in charge of the social
committee. of which Miss Mary Braly is
chairman. but nearly all the members of
the society aided in some way to make the
social a success.
In the Christian Endeavor Society of the
metropolitan Presbyterian Church the
prayer meeting committee is also doing duty
as an information committee. The members
each week gather interesting items and
present them to the society at the Sunday
evening meetings. Miss Ella A Merritt is
chairman of the committee.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congress Heights Methodist Episcopal
Church recently gave concert. at which an
lows: Opening hymn, by the society;
prayer by the pastor; quartet, 81 Have
Heard of Land by Messrs Langton.
Fairbanks. Palmer and Johnson; duet by
Misses Emma and Olive Isaacs: violin solo
by Mr.. Johnson. accompanied on the piano
by Miss r. Weeden: solo Unanswered -
by Miss Maud Fowler; duet Behold How
Good by Messrs. Langton and Johnson;
500 by MI W. lsaacs; duet by Misses
Blanche Sinclair and E. +. Langton; quar-
tet, The Beautiful City" by Messrs. Lang
ton Johnson. Palmer and Fairbanks; bene-
diction by the pastor
The newly organized intermediate Chris.
tan Endeavor Society of Concordia Luz
theran Church has elected the following Of
ncers ana committee chairmen: President
MISS Tlllie Schneider: vice president Miss
Marie kettler; recording secretary Gem.
emit Sabotka; corresponding secretary. Miss
Katie Baltz: treasurer. Miss Marie Schultz
committee chairmen-lookout, Miss Marie
hett!ef' prayer meeting, Miss Helen Tro-
meter; social. +. Petit; missionary Miss
carrie Schneider; Sunday school, Miss Ida
Getz The society meets every THURSDAY
evening in the chapel
The Junior Christian Endeayor Union n,
the District met last Monday night at St
Pauis English Lutheran Church, the pres.
| ident, Miss Elsie Parkinson presiding
| Rev. John T. Huddle, pastor of the churcb
extended very cordial welcome to the in.
Nor workers, and announced the reorgani.
zdtlon OF MS own Junior Endeavor Society
with Miss Bessie Ka1b as superintendent
The minutes of the last meeting were read
| by the secretary, Miss NJ. E. Wood. and
the report of the treasurer showed q bal
| ance of $i3 on hand. with all bills paid
Miss Ivah Richards superintendent of Cal.
vary Baptist Junior c. E. Society, read a
paper on missionary Work for the Ju.
niors A stirring address on Patriotic
Teaching for the Children was delivered
| by Rev. Charles Alvin Smith. pastor OF
Peck Memorial Chapel. Georgetown A
question box was conducted by Miss Isa-
bella Campbell. and a number Of practical
questions in junior work were discussed
/! The evening closed with vocal selections
| by Miss Cowan and recitations by Mrs L
| +. Holden.
| The Junior Christian Endeavor Society OF
Assembly's Presbyterian Church recently
| gave an Interesting entertainment The
entire program was rendered by the ju
| niors. who did each part well. There were
piano solos, recitations, vocal solos, due
and missionary exercise by eleven GIRL