Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-03
fin Local Churches.

| byterian Church the following officers ano
| committee chairmen were elected to serve
| for the ensuing year: President, Mr.. AT
Lucy Mckim; recording secretary, Miss
| Mary d. Riggles; corresponding secretary
Miss May E. Smith; treasurer. Miss Lena
! Sutton; delegate to District Union. Miss
Catherine d. Brecht./ Committee chair
men: Lookout. Miss s. Annetta Mohler;
| prayer meeting, Mr. James Herbert Beat
! tie; social. Miss Eula Tate; missionary,
| l.. Llnkins; flowers, Mrs B. M. Glover; call
| ing, Mrs. w. s. Armstrong; good literature,
| Miss Sadie e. Anderson; relief, Miss May
J. Graham; Christian citizenship, Mr.. Geo.
! NJ. Jack.
| The following are the new officers of the
Berean Baptist Christian Endeavor Society:
| President, Mr.. E. S. Webb; vice president
Miss Alice Wormley; recording secretary,
MISS Eva Lucas; corresponding secretary,
Miss Alice Nelson; treasurer, Miss Daisy
Watson; organist, Miss Georgia Lucas; del
egate to District Union, Mr.. ]. w. Butcher.
The social committee, Mrs. H. B. Ellis
chairman, of the Calvary Baptist Christian
Endeavor Society entertained the members
! of the society last Tuesday evening in the
Sunday school room of the church. At the
conclusion of a supper toasts We're respond
| ed to by the following: B. c. Getsinger,
Herbert j. Yule Miss Minnie B. Hegeman,
Mr.. Merritt, Miss Clara Taliaferro and Rev.
S. II. Greene, DID.
The Christian Endeavor Society of Kim
mel Memorial Hall has elected the following
officers for term of one year: President.
Mr. Fred ID. Maphis; vice president, Mr..
+. NJ. Cartwright; secretary. Miss Grace Will
cox; corresponding secretary, Miss Elsie
Allen; treasurer, Miss Annie bowling; pian-
list, Miss Sadie Lewis.
A Halloween social was given by the
Christian Endeavor Society Wednesday
/ STh of Ia
Takoma Presbyterian Church. The interior
of the room was artistcally decorated with
fall leaves, lanterns, strings OF apples, while
an abundance of pumpkin lanterns occupied
nspicuous positions on tables about the
room.
| The evening was spent in playing Halo
ween games y feature was the fortune
| telling contest. Each person present was
| given the end of string, and by following
! 1t among the many strings which were
| wound around the room discovered his or
/ her affinity at the other end of the string.
Inc most amusing feature, however, was
| the ghost march, in which the ladies pres
| ent participated wrapped in sheets. Bags,
| in which two holes were cut for the eyes,
were placed over their heads, thus hiding
| their identity. The Witches Chorus from
Saul, was played by Mr.. Byron Blodgett, as
the ghosts marched into the room, and after
circling the room several times the gen.
each individual was. The prize was won
by Miss Ellie Judd, and the consolation
prize by Mr.. Gilbert Seek. The evening
closed with remarks by Mr.. Lise Morrison,
inviting any present who were not members
of the society to join.
Refreshments were served in the primary
room, which made to represent picnic
grounds, large tree being in the center
of the table, with the table and floor
covered with fallen leaves.
The committee in charge OF the affair was
composed of Miss Laura Skinner, chairman;
Mr.. Hugh Davis, Mr.. Carl Judd, Mr.. Gilbert
Seek, Mrs. Grace c. Irvine, Mrs. Jeanette
Langille. Miss Ella Morrill,, Miss Ethel
White Miss Linda Whitmer, Mr.. Harry
Roberts, Miss Helen Douglas and Mr.. Al
bert Terfiinger