The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
CHRISTIAN ENDEAYOR NOTES
March Meeting of Union to Be Held
Monday Evening.
for the Guidance of the
Societies at Their Regular Ser
vices WIZ BE offered.

The March meeting Of the District
Christian EndeavOr Union will be held
Monday night at O'Clock at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church After
u brief business session. Rev Charles
Alvin Smith. pastor Of Peck Chapel. will
conduct a model prayer-meetiug" with
the object OF suggesting 10 the various
societies some good ideas to be used in
their weekly meetings. +. L. LASER.
president Of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety OF the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
ti0nal Church. is to read the Scripture les
son, Romans Xii.6-1, and Miss Christine
Church viii sing. The service will close
with 'quiet-hOUr' service by Hermon
c. MetcalL The persons present will be
I invited 10 take part In the discussion OF
the topic, Am I Doing Ny Best?"
Preceding this meeting, at o'clock. viii
/ be the monthly meeting Of the Junior De
partment OF the Union. Mrs. B. T. Truitt.
OF the First Methodist Protestant Church.
viii conduct the devotional exercises, and
Miss Agnes Suman, OF St. PauTs English
Lutheran Church. viii speak on the sub
: jet, How We Can Make Our Junior
Work Co Special features will be the
presentation of plans for teaching temper
ance, by Miss AIbertine Robertson. and
vocal selection by one OF the Juniors
Miss Anna Fairfield, representing the
missionary department Of the District
Christian Endeavor Union. attended the
Kellar Memorial Lutheran Christian En-
deavor meeting last Sunday evening. and
gave an interesting missionary talk.
I Dr. Woodrow. who has been invited 10
take the pastorate Of the First Congre-
sational Church. IS known as strong
leader in the Christian Endeayor move
ment IN Massachusetts, and the local
Endeavorers will be greatly pleased II he
accepts the cali 10 Washington.
/ The Juniors OF the st. Paurs English
/ Lutheran and Vermont Avenue Christian
churches observed Christian Endeavpr
Day by holding a union service. After
song service "a Scripture reciting contest
was held, IN which the Lutheran Juniors
were declared victors
The Junior Endeavorers OF the Vermont
/ Avenue Christian Church held a delight
I full valentine social The president
Philip SggeTs, was in charge. and the
following programme was rendered. Piano
solo, Annie Heider: recitations Frances
Harries and Miss Mercy Adkins. vocal
solos, Marie Banks and Louise Sage
after the opening OF the valentine box
and the distribution Of valentines a
heart hunt was engaged in. prizes be-
ll.g Won by Ernestine Spiker and Paul
Day Refreshments We're served by the
social committee. Two specially invited
guests We're present-the pastor. Rev. Z.
D. Power, and the president of the Young
People $ Society r. +. Kinseu.
The Junior Endeavor Society Of the
North Carolina Avenue Methodist Prot
cstant Church recently repeate4 by re-
quest very successful entertainment
which had been given earlier In the
month. The principal feature was "Tbe
Awkward Squad" a little play given bv
the following Juniors: Alfred Seller as
Lieut. Mustard. Herbert Leeman as Sergt
/ Dril, Raymond kelSer as Hayseed Mai
COIN Phillips as Dutch Lewis Nussoar
as a dude, Charles Kelser as Irish
Russell Stine as a valet and Lester Sands
as newsboy. Miss Seller was the piauo
accompanist Songs were given by Miss
Gallagher and Miss Filler, and piano selec-
tlons by two Juniors-Minnie Sherer and
Amelia Riedel. The entertainment was
in charge Of the junior superintendent.
Miss Ella Walsh.
The young men OF the intermediate
Christian Endeavor Society of the Met
ropoltan Presbyterian Church. having
been defeated by the young ladies of the
society in a recent membership contest.
had the latter as their guests at social
and reception in the Christian Endeavor
ROO Of .rH.s ].
February -. The programme. which was
OF Il musical nature was opened bv
piano solo py Miss Margaret DALEY. and
followed by contrdlto solo by Miss
Frances BeJhune. recitation by Miss Edith
Cowl, piano solo. Miss Frieda Hamilton.
violin and piano duet By Mr.. Lepper and
Miss Ethel Harper, and q recitation by
Mr. Conway. Many eHcores were
rendered.
The rooms were appropriately decorated
in honor OF the day. Games were played. /
prizes awarded. and refreshments served. /
A c. L. pin was awarded by the pastor
to Miss Ruth Harper, the winner of the
flower game.
Addresses will be made by Mrs. Irene
Payne Mrs Lula Ackers, and Rev.
George o. Little at the meeting of the |
Young Peoples Society of Christian En- /
deavor In the Metropolitan Baptist Church /
at 5;s5 p, m. tomorrow. Daniel w. Chase /
will preside at the meeting. and musical /
programme will be given. Rev Mr. Nor |
man will pronounce the invocation, and /
Miss Susie Payne viii read the lesson
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