Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-02-02
CHRISTIAN ENDELvoR NOTES

CHRISTIAN ENDELvoR NOTES.
Zee H. Copp of the citizenship depart
ment of the District Christian Endeavor
ton committee OF the Anti-Saloon League.
The First Presbyterian Christian En-
Of nine members. under the leadership Of
/. j. Condit.
den Memorial Christian Endeavor Society,
has resigned and the vacancy has been
filled by the election of William A. Smell.
The Christian Endeavor meeting at Tenn
pie Baptist Church tomorrow evening will
be visited by Edward Tarring, president OF
the union.
Many of the Christian Endeavor societies
will have special programs tomorrow. 1t be-
Ing Christian Endeavor day. The extension
department of the union will provide sew
eral speakers.
The Sixth Presbyterian Church will give
the entire evening tomorrow to a special
service Of the Christian Endeavor Society.
The secretary of the United Society Of
Christian Endeavor has published q list OF
those who will manage the official excur.
sions to the Seattle convention. Nearly all
the states and Canadian provinces have ap-
pointed their excursion managers.
The missionary department OF tne uHfol
Is endeavoring to get those Christian En-
deavor societies which have not already Or
ganized a mission study class to do so soon
1t wa to prepare leaders for such classes
that normal class was conducted In the
fall.
| The New Jersey Christian Endeavor
Union has recently. Issued a report cover.
ing one years work of the societies. II
shows a membership increase of over four
thousand. or nearly % per cent There was
a net increase of twenty-five societies. and
each If twenty -four of the old societ1es,
twelve young peoples and twelve junior,
more than doubled it's membership. over
sixteen hundred Christian Endeavor MEM
bers united with the church during the
year.
The entertainment recently given by the
Christian Endeavor Union was largely at
| "Enoch Arden and Miss Louie Dale Leeds
played the plano accompaniment by
Strauss. Mrs. D. Olin Leech. alto: Mr.: Ro-
land r. Rodrick, baritone, and Miss Eliza
beth Wilbur. viOlinist, rendered solos, with
frequent encores.
An evening in school with Indian missions
was the order of exercises at Nineteenth
Street Baptist Christian Endeavor Society
Tuesday evening of this week. Papers were
read as follows What Baptists Have
Done for Indian Missions" A. s. Pinkett;
What Congregationalists Have Done for
Indian Missions" Mrs. s. c. DeNellottz;
What Presbyterians Have Done for In
dian Missions" Miss Rosebud Murray;
Early and Present Conditions Of the In
dian.' Laura Early; Our Duty Toward
Indian Missions" Rev. w. H. Brooks. An
offering of SO was made and sent to the
American Baptist Home Mission Society to
be used for Indian missions
The Christian Endeavor Society of
First Congregational Church, In connection
with the Capital Camera Club, has arrang-
f,,- 1lftetv God hyy
yer on 1.-The Yellowstone National Park"
to be given in the church Wednesday even
ing. Mr.. Culver's twenty years residence
in the park is sufficient evidence Of his
qualification to speak upon the subject. AS
rhe intinerary of the trip to the interna-
tional convention at Seattle next July In
cludes week in Yellowstone Park, 1t Is
expected that large number of the En-
deavorers of tha~Dfstrict will avail them
selves OF the opportunity to attend this lee
ture The lecture will be free and cards
of admission may now be had by applying
at the church office between 10 and 8
o clock and at the union meeting Monday
night.
The February meeting of the Christian
Endeavor Union will be held at the Young
Mems Christian Association building, In
stead of at the New York Avenue Church.
next Monday evening at o'clock in con-
nection with the Second 1nterdenomina-
tional Missionary Institute. The combined
programs include conference on mission
study from to o'clock; conference on
missions in the Sunday school from to 81;
devotional service. 8 to $50; address by
Mr.. c. c. Michener secretary of the Young
Peoples Missionary Movement. $50 to $3.50
An opportunity Will be given to view the
missionary exhibit. which will contain the
various programs. leaflets and helps pre-
pared by the missionary boards of all de-
nominations.
The Christian Endeavor Society of Shiloh
Baptist Church. organized the list Of
January, is receiving many congratulations
as we'll as spiritual support from other
societies. James r. Moss is chairman OF
the c. E. Club. and John \. Miles is presi-
dent of the society. The society is putting
forth a strong effort to help the church
raise a thousand dollars in the next two
weeks. The leaders for the February meet
ings are Jas r. Moss Mrs. p H. Donoho,
Mrs. Mary Desmond and John A. Miles.