Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-30
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES.

With the District Christian Endeavor con-
,,on,;on a week off Tho more important
ARRANGEMENTS are practically compieleu
ora hut few of the minor details remain
to be settled. The opening service Will DC
~ tho First Congregational Church next
E,,idav afternoon at 4:3O o'clock, and the
o,osirg mass meeting Monday night fol-
lowing.
Tho officers of the District union have
oxnrassed the desire that the young people
of all churches may attend the meetings.
u,batbar they are members of Christian En-
aaavor societies or not 1t is stated that
o,,orvbodv will be cordially welcome, espe-
c;a1lv at the various denOminational meet
ines Friday night. The only restriction
is that at the closing conservation service
Monday night admission will be by caro-
onlv I'D to the hour of beginning, aIter
which the public will be admitted II any
saats are left The object of this arrange
1,ant 10 to have the members of each So
cietv seated together, SO that they may re-
snond in concert at the roll CALL
I'VE UNCONVENTIONAL rallies have developed
into what promises to be one of the best fea-
tnres Of the convention. These meetings are
To he held simultaneously in nine different
churches Friday night Some of the denom-
national committees have secured out-o1-
town speakers of note, while at other meet
ingS prominent locdL iiei VIII SpoaA- iiS
Iutberans. who will meet in the Memorial
church. at Thomas Circle, expect to have
as their principal speaker the president of
tho National Lutheran Christian EndeayOr
Union. Rev. p A. Heilman of Baltimore.
IT is expected that arrangements will be
made to hold this service in the
Luther Memorial Church, in spite of
the damage from the fire of last night.
Rev. Louis Bookwalter -. D., president or
Western College of Toledo. Iowa, has been
secured to address the United Brethren
rally. which will be held at their Memorial
Church North Capitol and streets. The
Congregationalists will meet at the First
Church, and expect 40 near KEY. M. ROSS
Fishburn pastor of the Mount Pleasant
Church and others DIR. S. M. Newman
will have charge of the devotional service.
Rev Albert Evans D. D., the new pastor
of the Metropolitan Presbyterian Church,
will address the Presbyterian Endeavorers,
who will meet at the Gunton-Tempie
Church. The presiding officer will be Rev.
w C. Alexander, d. D., president of the
PRESBYTERIAN Christian Endeavor Missionary
IInian and pastor of the West Street Church.
The Methodist Protestant Endeayorers will
meet at the First Church, 4th street between
% and G streets southeast. The Methodist
Episcopal rally will be held in Union
Cbnrch' and Rev. Virgil e. Rorer. Phi. D.,
of Philadelphia, will speak on Good and
Bad Building after brief address of well
come by the pastor of the entertaining
church, Rev s. Reese Murray.
The Ninth Street Christian Church will
be the place Of meeting for the Endeavorers
among the Disciples OF Christ. Their pro-
gram includes short addresses by Rev. F.
D, Power and Rev. ]. Murray Taylor, after
which it is proposed to have an open dis
cussion of the mission work in the south
east section of the city, where the Endeav-
orers have purchased lot for new church