Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-17

best-known officials of the Pennsylvania
railroad.
The feast OF ST. Anthony of Padua will
be celebrated tomorrow in St Anthonys
Roman Catholic Church at Brookland with
a solemn high mass at 1890 o'clock. Rev.
Benedict Guldner, s. j.. Of Georgetown Uni
versity will preach the sermon. A special
musical program has been arranged.
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES.
The Washington Christian Endeavor spe-
cial train to the Baltimore convention Is
expected to leave the Baltimore and Ohio
station at 1910 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing. July 8. the opening day of the conven-
ton. and will be due at the Mount Royal
station in Baltimore about IL O'Clock. On
arrival the Endeavorers will go directly to
the Associate Congregational Church, near
by. where they will register and receive
their programs. badges and assignments to
places of entertainment.
Arrangements have been made by the
Baltimore committee on entertainment TO
quarter the Washington Endeavorers In
homes and hotels in the vicinity of their
church headquarters. They will thus be
near the armory. where the main sessions
of the convention are to be held.
tographed in front of its church headquar-
tiers at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. the
second day of the convention. The pictule
is to be for collection OF convenuon
scenes. 1t is desired that juniors as well as
the older Endeavorers shall be IN the group
as this will be the day of the junior raHy;
The District Union officers are very oe-
sirous of receiving postal caro- from each
person who expects to attend the conven-
ton. in order that train aceommooatioiis,
badges, etc, may be PROVIDED Iol an , my
co and also that the Baltimore commlttee
NAV be notified of the probaple nunpe!'
The cards should be sent as soon as POSSE
bile to the Christian EndeaVor Onioh' ITO
G street northwest. +ha+ a
marty of Chicago Endeavorers, In charge "
Mr.. H. H. Van Meter, superintendent. III. al
eva ugeIistic work in the Chicago Union, WIZ
come to Washington from bal.,liiot ftar the
close of the convention. A large hoiiD ";I
of other delegates will douptiess a. ~
themselves of the opportunity 10 Visll ene
national capital Immediately after the CON
venGon.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Congregational Church will be repre-
sented by three of its memoels a. - he he
Young peoples missionary conference 10 De
held at Silver Bay, on Lake George, N. l. :,
in the latter part of July. The delegates
will be Miss Philena Dickey, MI duncan
r.
Friday evening of last week was Chris
t,an Endeavor night at the lawn fete given
in the interest of the whitney avenue
Memorial Christian Church. The GROUNDS
rated with Christian Endeavor flags ana
emblems. and the young people turned out
in good numbers. Several visiting endeavoI-
ers from other societies were present
among them being Mr.. Owen P. kellar,
president of the District Union. This
proved to be one of the most successful
evenings of the weeks fete. and a good
sum was realized for building the new KIM
nell hall.
The young peoples societies engaged in
religious work at Fort Myer are planning
to give an entertainment to the soldiers
next Tuesday night, in the nature Of a well
come to the newly arrived 18th Cavalry.
The new Christian Endeavor Society in
the Baptist Church at Germantown, Nd.
with nine active members, now numbers
twenty. The officers are j. w. Baker
president; Mrs. L. A. Williams, vice presi-
dent: Miss Ada E. Hall, secretary, and Mrs
W. s. 0. Thomas, is also pastor of the Bap-
fist Church which has just been organized
at Chevy Chase.
The Endeavorers of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church held their monthly bust
ness meeting Tuesday night at the home of
Miss Nellie Orchord. Four new members
were elected. The report of the treasurer
more convention. showed that about 1925
had been raised for all purposes, mostly
for missions during the past eleven months.
Many of the members expect to attend the
convention.
The meeting at the Washington barracks
last Sunday night was in charge of party
of Endeavorers from the First Congrega-
tional Church.
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW.
The members of the brotherhood chap
ter of Pinckney Memorial (St Matthew's)
Church, Hyattsville. Nd, were formally re-
ceived In the chapter by the Rev. Charles
]. S. Mayo, the rector, at the morning
service last Sunday
The officers OF the brotherhood chapter
Of st. Stephens Church, Columbia Heights,
for the ensuing year are the same as last
year: John o. Johnson, director; Ellis p.
Byllesby, vice director; Irving Z. Town
send. secretary and treasurer.
A very prettily designed solid oak hymn
board was recently presented to Epiphany
Chapel, through the efforts of the brother
hood chapter of the chapel
Inc executive committee OF the trl-dlO-
cesar brotherhood convention, held in this
city last month, elected Bert T. Amos of
Washington president and Arthur e.
Hungerford of Baltimore vice president.
The election of the secretary was deferred.
Announcements have been issued for a
meeting of the executive committee of the
Local Assembly, to be held in the vestry
room of st. Pauls Church, GSd street and
Washington circle, next Monday evening.
EPWoRTH LEAGUE NOTES.
The transportation committee of the
Washington District Epworth League re-
ports that new names are being added
daily to the party which is TO attend the