The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-01-26
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR ACTIVE
Work of Society Being Pushed with
Much Enthusiasm.
Many Interesting Meetings Are Ar
ranged To Take Place During the
Coming Week.

The secretary Of the union has sent the
! societies requests for the names of all
/ officers, in order 10 revise the roll
! lexington Presbyterian Christian En-
/ deavor Society has organized a mission
study class. which will meet next Tuesday
/ evening for The first time
! Or. William H. Dobson. who spent many
years as a medical missionary in China.
/ is TO address the Christian Eudeavorers
Iof Gurley Memorial Church tomorrow
evening
The Christian Endeavor Society Of Tenn
pie Baptist Church is conducting a series
/ Of special meetings Sunday evenings. To-
/ morrow evening Rev DR. Teunis 5 Ham
/ lin viii speak.
/ The First Presbyterian Church is con-
1 Quoting a three-month evangelist cam
paign in charge of Rev DR. Macleod. one
| OF the counselors Of the United Society Of
/ Christian Endeavor
! Zed II. Copp, superintendent Of the cit
! izenship department of the District Chris
/ tian Endeavor Union. represented the
/ union IT the conference Of allied temper
/ ance organizations Wednesday evening.
The Christian En54avor Society of West
/ Washington Baptist Church Will hold a
/ rally in the Sunday school room of that
! church tomorrow evening. beginning at 6
/ o'clock. There viii be special music and
! addresses.
| The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
/ Missionary Union has been holding its
meetings in the New York Avenue
/ Church. but hereafter the meetings will
1 be held in the First Presbyterian Church.
the next meeting being Monday evening.
! The Senior Christian Endeavor Society
of the Church of the Covenant has agreed
| to take charge Of five meetings a year at
the Home for the Incurablrs at George
town. Last night the meeting took the
/ form of an entertainment mandolin
/ club. formed of members of the society
Misses Resale Dalrymple and Josephine
/ Dill and Messrs. Osgood Holmes and
/ Frank Watson-gave several numbers.
! W. 4. Rogers, Misses Mary Cowen, and
/ Dorothy Dalrymple sang Misses Edith
Rideout and Anne MCGEE gave readings.
/ Miss Mabel Din acted as accOmpanist for
the musical numbers.
| A supper arranged by the social com
mittee for the members of the Senior
/ Christian Endeavor Society of Calvary
! BdpUSL ChNrCh, on tuesday, proved a
| great success. 1t was served at $50 and
| the members were seated at the tables by
! committees. After supper speeches were
made by ]. {. Herring, president OF the
/ society; Miss Ivy Jackins. Eugene Merritt.
/ J. A. Councillor, Miss Helen 3. Gilman,
| Miss Monette Hallam. and p. Fl. Bristow,
superintendent Of the Sunday School At
S o'clock the regular weekly prayer meet
| ing was held.
| Calvary Baptist Christian Endeavor So
Ciety's officers for the coming six months
/ term are as follows: President, j. c. Her
/ ing; vice president. Miss Gertrude l. NIL
/ lard; treasurer, Harry B. Ellis; CORE
| spending secretary, Miss Emily Gilman;
| recording secretary. Miss Clara Taliafer-
TO; delegate to Christian Endeavor Union.
c. p. Rhodes; adviser to intermediate So
Ciety. Miss Minnie b. Hegeman; superin-
/ tendent of juniors, Miss ElenOr Barnes.
| The committee chairmen and vice chair
men are: Prayer meeting, Miss Monette
| Hallam and J. II. J. Yule; lookout, Frank
/ NJ. WalsteT, Miss Agnes Shearer; relief
/ Miss Helen B. Gilman, c. T. Newton; So
/ ciai and strangers. Mrs Harry b. Ellis.
/ 3. G. Getsinger; missionary, Eugene Mer-
| rift, Charles Jenkinson; flower, Mrs Owen
| p. Kelar, William Carew: delegate to
Anti-saloon League, owen 7. Kellar.