Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-07
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW

The governor OF Maryland has consented
to preside at the missionary mass meeting
at the fourth annual convention Of the Tri-
Diocesan Assembly. which is to meet in St.
AIMS Episcopal Church, Annapolis, Nd.
Saturday and Sunday, May 21-22. The
mass meeting. which is to be held Sunday
afternoon, is to be made a leading feature
of the convention, with addresses by some
of the prominent clergymen Of various re-
ligious bodies.
The members of the Brotherhood Chapter
of Epiphany Chapel are carrying on sys-
tematic visitation among the men residing
In the vicinity of the church.
The regular monthly meeting of the Junior
Local Assembly of Brotherhood chapters
was held at the Pro-Cathedral Church of
The attendance was the largest for several
years Plans were perfected for attending
the tri-diocesan convention. A committee
on visiting boys of the city and a committee
for visiting the hospitals were appointed by
the president.
Rev. H. Allen Griffith delivered the SER
mon last Sunday evening at the regular
monthly service held under the auspices of
st. Paul's Brotherhood Chapter at St.
Paul's Church, Washington circle.
Trinity Junior Brotherhood Chapter is
holding their regular meetings Monday
evenings instead of Sunday.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES.
The nominating committee selected at
the May meeting of the District Christian
Endeavor Union Monday night has been
called to meet next Friday night at st.
PauPs English Lutheran Church. The COM
mittee will consider names to propose for
election as officers of the union. Its report
is to be presented at the June meeting, and
the officers then elected will enter upon
their terms Septembef l. The personnel
of the nominating committee is as follows:
Baptist, Clyde De Farges, Miss Alice M.
Meynes, William Walker; christian. DR.. g.
T. Prewitt Miss Alice Van Arsdale, Mrs.
E E. Thrift: Congregational, Carleton r.
Ball and Lloyd G. Quincy; Friends, Edwin
H Easterling; Lutheran, A. D. Spangler.
Miss Lolis Dale Leeds Miss Clara Parkin-
son; Methodist Episcopal, Judge Arson s.
Taylor, o. A. Emmons. William H. Ander-
son; Methodist Protestant, H. Clyde Grimes.
Theo. s. Duvall, r. T. Ballard; Presbyte-
rian, John M. Glover. r. A. Clum, James o.
Macallister; United Brethren, H. L. Morri-
son. a2a So
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Local Endeavorers have received letters
and souvenir postal cards from Washing
tonians who are attending the interna ton
al Sunday school convention at Jerusalem
diiiouHciliS the aTTlVaf OF the party IN the
Holy Land. One of the delegates, in tell
ing of the travels, writes: I'VE find Chris
tan Endeavor societies everywhere"
e@etH ie AiS }F 9fs
The Christian Endeavorers of the First
Congregational Church recently held q
seven social" Seven cents toll was COL
lected at the door, where every one was
presented with a badge in the shape of a
figure T. The entertainment of the even
ing consisted of seven games, and supper
consisting of seven articles was served at
tables which formed the figure Z. Flowers
arranged in the figure Z, decorated the ROOM
nd the seventy guests present voted the
social an immense success The arrange
ments for the evening. were in the hands
of the social committee, of which Mrs F.
d. b. Ingalls, is chairman.
Seventy-five Endeavorers from Calvary
Baptist Church and thirty-four from the
First Congregational Church have Joined
the new young peoples temperance union
" hich was organized recently by Mrs Don
p Blaine, District secretary of the w. c.
T. U. in charge of young peoples work.
The new organization is to be known as
Central " and is composed of young
people from the churches named and from
McKendree and Mount Vernon Place M. E.
churches.
A mass meeting, to which Endeavorers
are invited, is being arranged for Wednes-
day evening, May Is, at the First Congre-
gational Church, in the interest of summer
outings and public play grounds. under the
auspices of the Associated Charities.