Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-22

Quoted by Commander Haslam and Mrs.
Haslam at 3 o'clock
Monday night there will be rally of
Christian workers from Fredericksburg and
Spottsylvanla. Va.
Washington Council No 22t Knights of
Columbus viii pass the eighth milestone
of its existence next Monday and the event
is to be fttingly celebrated with birth
day party. Rauscher's has been selected
as the meeting place and the announce
ment that Ned Harrington has the al.
fair in charge is said to insure a wealth OF
surprises.
At the meeting yesterday of the commit
tee of the Negro Young Peoples Christian
and Educa tional Congress, which was Sc
lected to decide upmon the time and place
of the next assemblage, 1t was decided 10
hold the next congress in Washington on
August to II. 1905. provided local COM
mittee can be found representing the
churches and varied Christian organlza-
tons of Washington that will agree to meet
the- requirements of the executive commit
tee incident to the holding of the congress.
The members of the committee present
were Bishop w. j. Gaines. d. D.. of At
lanta Ga: Prof John r. Hawkins, A. NJ,
Kittrell n c.; DR.. |. Garland Penn. At
lanta. Ga; DR.. S. NJ Vass, Raleigh. N. G;
DR. H. II. Proctor. Atlanta. Ga. and Mr.
John c. Dancy, Washington. D. c.
Recorder of Deeds Dancy, the local mem
Der of the executive committee. in
structed to make known to church organi-
cations, the Ministers Association and
other Christian organizations the require
ments of the executive committee. and to
take the initiative in organizing local
committee of arrangements. The congress
is to be participated in by all religious and
educa tional bodies in the United States
Ten thousand delegates are expected to
attend The executive committee consists
of Bishop w T. Gaines, Atlanta, Ga, a.
NJ. e. Church; first vice president. T. W.
d. Isaacs. Nashville, Tenn. Baptist Church;
second vice president. Bishop Alex. Walters,
Jersey City. A. M. f. u. Church.; third vice
president r. S. Williams. Augusta. Ca, Z.
NJ +. Church: fourth vice president, DR.. u.
]. Saunders, Charlotte, n. c., Presbyterian
Church; fifth vice president. DR.. ]. W. E.
Bowen. Atlanta. Ga, M. e. Church; CORE
spending secretary. DR.. l. Garland Penn
Atlanta, Ga. NJ. f. Church; recording sec
rotary, Rev Fl. II. Proctor Atlanta, Ga
Congregational Church; statistical seere-
tary, Rev. S. NJ, Vass. Raleigh. n c, Bap-
fist Church; treasurer. Rev. W. NJ. Alex
ander, D, D., Baltimore, Md, Baptist
Church.
The members at large on the executive
committee are John c. Dancy. Washington,
D. c.: j. p. Gregg. Jacksonville, Fla: c. I.
Walker. Augusta Ga; w. II. Weaver. At
lanta. Ca Presbyterian Church. and Book
er 7. Washington of Tuskegee, Ala
Bishop n J. Gaines. presiding over this
conference of the African Methodist Epis-
copal Church. will speak tomorrow morn
ing at the Metropolitan y. NJ. E. Church,
NJ street between 18th and 10th streets
northwest This is reported TO be the lar
sest church of the denomination. The pas
tor is Rev. Oscar j. w. Scott.
Prof j. T. Layton, who is the leader and
director of the Coleridge-Taylor Choral So
ciety is in the habit of giving special mu-
steal services here on each holiday and will
do so tomorrow.
Mrs Mary Church Terrell widely known
as a distinguished representative of the col
will p1 he
an auxiliary rganizaton of this church,
tnmorrOM afternoon at O'clock.