Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-15
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES.

Commissioner Macfarland has accepted
an invit alton to preside at the dinner to be
given by the District Christian Endeavor
Union in honor of DIR. Clark on the occasion
of his visit to Washington, November A.
The dinner will take place at o'clock, and
will be followed at by mass meeting at
which Dr.. Clark is to speak. Both gather
lngs will be held at Calvary Baptist Church.
DR.. Clark will be accompanied by Mr.. Will
lam Shaw business manager of the Chris
tian Endeavor World and treasurer of the
Worlds Christian Endeavor Union.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Westminster Memorial Presbyterian Church
has elected the following officers for the en-
suing year. President, Henry +. Bittinger;
vice president, Mrs. B. +. Anderson CORE
spending secretary, Mrs. w. J. Hutchinson;
recording secretary, Miss Julia Stephenson;
treasurer, Mrs. Todd; delegate to District
Union, Lewis E. Godfrey.
The Temple Baptist Endeavorers recently
held their annual reunion in the church par
lors. The attendance was large and was
regarded by the members as a good indica-
tlon Tor the work OF the coming winter. An
informal program was rendered, consisting
of readings by Miss Mary Richards and
Miss Follin and vocal solos by Mrs. Humph-
1eys and Miss Lattimer. The society then
adjourned to the banquet room, which was
decorated for the occasion, and refresh
ments were served. Before dispensing the
gathering was entertained by some stories
related by Mr.. Alex /. Rorke.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Lincoln Temple Congregational Church has
elected Lloyd G.. Quincy president and Miss
Kate Tayieur corresponding secretary.
President Owen p Kellar of the District
Christian Endeavor Union led the meeting
OF the Young Peoples Union at Brookland
t;,t DO, MI
Baptist Union societies use the same prayer
meeting topics as the Christian Endeavor
societies, and their pledge is similar to the
Christian Endeavor pledge.
The Endeavorers of the Congress Heights
Methodist Episcopal Church have resumed
active work under the presidency of Mr. c.
A. Guide. Other new officers recently elect
ed are II. Harris, vice president and chair
man of the prayer meeting committee; Miss
Maud Fowler, recording secretary; Miss
Rachel Joyce, corresponding secretary and
chairman of the lookout committee; G. w.
Fowler, treasurer; Miss Emma Bender, Or
ganist; Miss L. F. GUIDE, assistant organist;
Mr.. Johnson, choir leader; Mrs. N. b. Van
AIKEN, junior superintendent. Last Sunday
evening the society had an excellent service
under the leadership of Mr.. Fowler.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Congregational Church installed new
offlcers at a-business meeting and banquet
week TIE retiring president, Mr.. F. B. d.
Ingalls,, acted as POSTMASTER, and the out
going officers and chairmen of committees
responded to toasts by presenting their an
nual reports. Mr.. ingalls, gave a summary
of the years work, and then introduced
the new president, Mr.. Duncan Stuart, who
spoke of the things he hoped the society
would accomplish during the coming year,
and then announced the new committees.
Music was rendered between the toasts.
The arrangements were in charge Of the
social committee, with Mrs. F. D. B. In
gals as chairman The new officers and COM
mlttee chairmen are as follows: President,
Duncan Stuart: vice president, Miss Grace
Moser; recording secretary, Miss Elsie
Clafiin; corresponding secretary, Miss Jo-
sephine Mason; treasurer, F. d. B. ingalls,
delegate to District Union, Iyar Tfdestrom;
chairman of ommittees-Lookout, F. R.
Pember; prayer meeting, F. C. Schroeder;
Missionary. r. c. Roots; social, Miss Anna
Fairfield; music. Miss Ottonie UIrickson;
calling, Mrs. +. D. B. ingalls,; good htera-
ture Miss A. Fontaine.
A prize banner was won for the second
year in succession by the Endeavor Society
of the Vermont Avenue Christian Church
at the annual convention of the Christian
Missionary Society of Maryland. Delaware
and the District of Columbia last week at
Martinsburg. w. Va. The banner was
awarded this year for the highest per-
centage of active members attending and
taking part in the monthly conservation
meetings tor the last twelve months. Last
year the society won the same banner for
the largest per capita offering for missions.
New officers were recently installed by
the Christian Endeavor Society Of the Me-
mortal Lutheran Church, as follows: Pres
ident, Albert d. Spangler; vice presidents,
Miss Sadye kneiple and Miss Edith Stow
ell: recording secretary, Miss Irene Leech;
corresponding secretary. Miss Bertha Ed
monston; treasurer, Gustav Loehler; Choir
lister, Harry F. Lerch. jr.; assistant Choir
lister, Martin l.. Fries: organist Miss Rosa
Lerch: union delegates, Mr.. Loehler and
Dr. Phebe r. Norris; treasurer for mission
airy offerings. F. Wurdeman. The installa-
ton service was conducted by the pastor,
Rev. J. g. Butler. D. D., and the president
made some remarks to the COMMITTEES chair
men. among whom are, in addition to the
officers above mentioned. Miss Mabel e.
Callahan, Mrs. L. e. Hoover and Mr.. A, Y,
Leech. jr. The meeting was well attended.
and eight new members were received into
the society.
Second Vice President Joseph II. Lee of
the District Christian Endeavor Union was
a visitor last Sunday evening at the Chris
tan Endeayor meetings at the Church of
Our Redeemer Nutheran) and the New
Bethel Baptist Church. He made q few
remarks to the members.
Dr.. samnsi II. Greene Of Calvary Baptist