Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-03-17
fin Local Churches.

At the annual meeting of the members
Of the First Methodist Protestant Church,
4th street southeast, held the evening
Of the 18th instant, w. II. Womersley was
elected delegate and Harry T. Kelley alter
nate to the Maryland annual conference,
10 be held in Baltimore April Al next
The delegate was instructed by unanimous
vote to ask for the return of the present
pastor, Rev. b. p Truitt. for another year
w. B. Hartley, w. III. Johnson, w H.
WomersIey. II. T. Kelley, Harry p john
son, Charles w. Wayson, w. II. Lyies,
Miss Florence Pritchard, Mrs. Jessie r.
Gates Mrs Susie +. Phillips, Mrs. Mary
A. Wilkerson and Mrs. Annie Chenoweth
were elected stewards, and Nathaniel
Brewer. Edward s. Hantzmon, w. %. Hart
ey, w. II. Johnson. John F. Griner George
w. White. w H. Bohannon, John II. Clubb
and George L. Club were elected trustees
for the ensuing conference year.
conference of the leaders of the Con
gregational young peoples organizatlons Oh
Washington and vicinity VIII be heih at
The First Congregational Church Monday
evening March ~. The general theme OF
she conference will he missions and the
relation OF young people to the misslonarF
boards OF the CONGREGATIONAL Church. MISS
Alice NJ Kyle, field secretary or the wo-
mans board. viii speak, and local leaders
VIII open the discussion on special topics.
The brotherhood of St Andrew is hold
ing during Lent a series OF services .or
mer and boys at st. Michael and Al,
Angels Church. The next of these Will
he held tomorrow evening at O'CLOCK
There will be a song service from To
$50 by the regular choir assisted by talent
N the city. The sermon will he delivered
by Rev. W. !. H. Thomas. the dioeesah
missioner.
DR. Weston Bruner will lecture at the
West Washington Baptist Church next Fri
day night at s o'clock on the subject, The
Girl We All Want to Marry.
The twenty-seventh annual meeting of the
Womens Foreign Presbyteridl Society, NJ s
Wallace Radcliffe, president, will be held at
the lexington Presbyterian Church next
Tuesday, March -. The annual reports
will be made and an election of officers
held. The first session Will commence at 10
"A m. an iutermission being taken at noon
FOR lunch. which each lady is expected 70
bring with her
Miss Esther Shields, from the Royal Hos
pital at Seoul Korea, will speak, and d
travel talk Will be given by Mrs. Bahc9ck
Of Ohio who in her trips around the globe
has given mission stations and mission
aries much consideration.
Ri Rev William NJ Brown bishop OF
Arkansas who will condGct the midday
services next week at the Church OF the
Epiphany, Protestant Episcopal, VIII pFeach
at ST. Michael and All Angels Church at
the Thursday evening service.
The Ladies Aid Society and the 1mman-
mel Mission Circle of the First Baptist
Church will hold their regular monthly
meetings next Tuesday. the former begin
ming its meeting at 1890 clock.
The Mems Society of Mt Vernon Place
NJ f Church South held its regular meet
ing last Tuesday evening. President George
NJ Moore officiating. After a short bust
ness session the audience was entertained
by q reading entitled Gentleman Dick by
MIR. Henry i. Holden, president of the
Unity Club Of this city; also by vocal music
rendered by a seXtet composed OF Messrs.
Coffman Mcmillan. Thomas. Sommers,
Heartsil and Robinson of the Pugh Class
Club. The society rendered a rising vote OF
thanks to the entertainers, after which the
audience retired 20 the parlor of the church
10 enjoy social hour and partake of re-
freshments of a substantial form