Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-18
TAKOMA PARK NEWS.
Christian Endeavor Meeting-General
and Personal Items.

The Sunday school of the Takona Presby-
terrain Church celebrated rally day" Sum-
day morning at 9:45 o'clock In the lecture
room. at which time a large number Of the
parents and friends of the children were
present.
The program included songs by the be-
ginners and primary departments with ex-
plantations of the work of the different
grades by Mrs. e. Q. Knight. Mrs T. C.
Clark and Mr.. f. Q. Knight, The exercises
were in charge of Mr.. E. v. Crittenden, su-
perintendent Of the Sunday school, and the
room was decorated with flowers and flags.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Takoma Presbyterian Church held a meet
ing in the chapel Of the church Sunday
evening at o'clock. which was conducted
by Mr.. Edward F. Gladng. president OF the
society. The subject of his discourse was
How Christ Met His Enemies and How
We Should Meet Ours"
The newly elected officers of the Christian
Endeavor Society and the committees for
the ensuing year, recently installed by Rev.
T. c. Clark, pastor of the church, are as
follows:
Oflcers-President, Mr.. Edward F. Glad
ing; vice president Miss Cora Whtmer;
corresponding secretary, Mr.. George F.
Williams; recording secretary. Mr.. James
NJ. r. Adams; treasurer. Mrs. James o.
Macallister: pianist, Miss Katie White.
Committees-Prayer meeting. Mr.. George
B. Fraser. chairman Mrs. Maud Dyre,
Mrs. ErnSStlnG r. leTninKeT, "dWcE
Wakefield. Miss Katie White
Lookout-Mr. Frederick j. Walker. chair
man: Mr.. James NJ. r. Adams, Miss Mildred
p. Dyre. Mrs. Frederick j. Walker. Miss
Nettie Whitmer.
Sunday school-Mr James o. Macallister.
chairman; Miss Greasy Dudley. Mr.. Edw.
o. knight. Mrs James 0. Macailister, MI.
Clifford Morse. Miss Kathryn Whitmer.
Missionary-Mrs Edw. Q. Knight. chair
man: Miss Mable Bailey, Mrs Thomas c.
Clark, Miss NJ Edna Dyre, Miss Cora Whit
mer.
Socialists Laura Skinner. chairman:
Mr. Hugh Davis Miss Helen Douglas. Mrs.
Grace c. Irvine Mr.. Carl Judd. Mrs. jean
Roberts, Mr. Albert Terfiinger Miss Ethel
White, Miss Linda Whtmer
Flower-Miss s. Elizabeth Watkins, chair-
| man; Mr. Edwin Dudley. Mr.. William Dyre.
Mrs. Carrie r. Emerson, Miss Eva Kelly,
Mr.. Bond Smith.
Junior-Mr. Edw. Q. knight. chairman;
Mrs Edw Q. knight. Miss Beatrice Lang,
Miss Lucille Markham. Mr.. Frederick J.
Walker.
Delegates to Christian Endeavor Union
Mr. James o. Macallister. Mr.. George r.
Williams.
The evening services of the Takoma Pres
byterian Church have been resumed.
Mr. Harold Mooers, who has been sum-
mering on the lower Potomac, has returned
to hts home on Montgomery avenue.
Dr. w. Croxall Palmer and family of
Maple avenue have returned after a So
journ in Europe. While abroad they visited
relatives in England.
Mr. and Mrs. William Watkins have re-
turned to their home on Carroll street after
a visit with relatives and friends in Penn
sylvania.
Prof W. W. Prescott of Blair road has
left for New York. where he will be the
guest of his relatives.
Mr. Newton, formerly of Chestnut avenue,
has returned after a six months trip in
Mexico. where he went in the interest of the
. rfp of s Cripu1duTQ He - "a
ent the guest of friends in Takoma Park.
Mrs. F. E. Mclaughlin of Oak avenue and
son Earl have returned from an extended
stay in New Jersey.