Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-18
ORGANIZE MEMS CLUB
ACTION BY MEMBERS OF ia
KOMA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Mems Club was organized last evening
Church. A feature Of the evening was
banquet The banquet room was decorated
with green and red streamers draped from
the center of the tables to form a canopy.
number of red bells were suspended from
the ceiling. The large banquet table in the
center of the room was in the shape of the
letter T. There were two smaller tables on
either side. In the center of the table was
seated Rev. Thomas Culbertson Clark,
DID,, pastor of the church, with the speak
ers on either side of him
Shortly after O'Clock DR.. Clark called
the assembly to order, and in few intro
ductory remarks outlined the object of the
meeting. The first speaker was Mr.. Will
lam H. Evans of Metropolitan Church. Mr.
Clark represented that church as dele
gate at the first convention of the Presby-,
terrain Brotherhood in Indianapolis, Ind.
November 10 last. He attended all of the
meetings and spoke of the unity and broth
erly feeling which prevailed. He stated
that the object of the meeting was for the
purpose of uniting the men of the church
in special lines OF work.
DR.. Clark introduced Mr.. L. Cabell Will
hanson, elder of the Northminster Church,
recently formed by the union of the North
and AsSemblys churches The speaker de-
scribed what he termed the greatest con-
vention which he had ever heard of, that
held in Indianapolis. He spoke of the de-
votional exercises and the great interest
and unity at the convention. I'VE want to
stir the thinking men and stir their hearts,
he added
Address on MANS Work"
Mr.. w. H. II. Smith, who has conducted
a number of meetings of the Y. NJ. c. A,
addressed the meeting on Mans Work"
Mr.. George Francis Williams was chosen
chairman and Mr.. L. NJ. Mooers secretary
of the new club. The following were APP
pointed committee to draft a consttu-
ton and bylaws and to report at a meet
ing to be held Wednesday, January 80: G.
F. Williams E. V. Crittenden. j. T. Jack
son, c. S. Davis and E. +. Glading
The committee on arrangements for the
assembly last evening was composed of
Miss Alice Low, chairman; Mrs. T. c.
Clark, Mrs. E. E. Bodgett Mrs. ]. H.
Weber, Miss Anna Bitter, Mrs Wakefield,
Mrs. Lewton Mrs. J.. U. Jackson and Mrs.
Lise Morrison.
Clark, Mr.. E. E. Bodgett Mr.. Byron f.
Blodgett, Mr. Burdine, Mr.. Gore, Mr.. DAN
lei Miller, Mr.. a. B. Lindsey, Mr.. NJ. X.
Campbell, Mr.. Charles Haight, Mr. j. r.
Degges, Mr.. G. c. Chapman Mr.. A. David
son, Mr. Howard Fisk, Mr. Lisle Morrison,
Mr.. H. w. Stul, Mr.. c. B. Smith, Mayor
Wilmer G: Platt, Mr.. L. Cabel Williamson,
Mr.. w. II. Evans, Mr.. E. v. Crittenden,
Mr.. ]. Arthur LIE Clerc, Mr.. ]. H. Clark
Mr.. William X. Hill, Mr.. c. L. Shear, Mr.
James A. Gibson, Mr.. George F. Williams
Mr.. l.. E. Langille, Mr.. H. T. Shear Mr.
N. Brainard, Mr. Isaac Immersion Mr..
Pryor. Mr.. c. c. King. Mr.. John R. Adams,
Mr.. Paul Dexter, Mr. Albert Terfiinger,
Mr. James M: r. Adams, Mr.. A. Macallis-
ter Mr.. w. E.. Dyre, Mr.. w. H. II. Smith,
Mr.. Charles Davis, Mr.. C. NJ. Heaton, Mr.
]. U. Jackson, Mr.. L. M. Mooers, Mr.. Fred
l.. Harries, Mr. E. F. Glading, Mr.. Jones'
Mr.. Thomas III. Rhine and Mr. w. W.
Cruit,