Evening star., 1907-10-19
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES

A well-attended business meeting of
the Y P s. c. E. of the Northmnster
Presbyterian Church was held Monday,
October IA. the president, Miss Clum.
presiding AS this was the first regular
meeting since the adjournment for the
summer a volume of business was trans
acted, including the pledging of me-
mortal window for the new church which
is to be erected at the intersection of
18th street and Rhode Island avenue
! the commencing of the work of the Anti
Saloon League, r5comme ended by the
temperance committee, together with af-
filiating with that body; the decision to
organize an intermediate Christian En-
deavor, In conjunction with the senior
society, and the organization Of a mission
study class Messrs. Robert Miller and
George Wilson. together with the Misses
Burgdorph and Began. were elected as
delegates to the Anti-Saloon League, but
/ the selection of a superintendent for the
intermediate Society deferred until
a future meeting, to be held at the call
Of the chair. An announcement by Miss
Ingalls,. chairman of the social commit
tee, of genuine Halloween social was
received with favorable comment.
This has been rally week at Congress
Street Methodist Protestant Church. and
| " ednesday was Christian EndeavOr day.
That evening Christian Endeavor re-
union was held. The speakers were II. e.
Metcalf. Edward Tarring and H. c..
Grimes.
| After a short business meeting the Kel-
ler Memorial Lutheran Christian En-
deavor Society held it's fourth annual ban
quet. Edward Tarring. president of the
District Union. and Mrs. Tarring were
among the guests. At the close of the
banquet Will Weber. the POSTMASTER,
called upon several officers and committee
chairmen. The president of the society,
A. w. Cummings, spoke of the society (;
Rev. c. II. Butler. its relation to the
Church; w. o. Little, it's music; Howard
Bittenbender, its records; Adolph Bowd-
Ter, the pledge: Miss Parkinson, revised
pledge: DIR. Seltzer. the missionary COM
mttee. Mrs. Adolph Bowdler spoke
briefly for the Junior Society, and intro
duced it's vice president, Miss Marie
Humphries. who talked of the Juniors and
their work, and George Manning. who
spoke of the Junior Boys Club. Mr.. Tar
ring gave an inspiring address.
! New officers of Riverdale Society are:
President, John H. Schaefer: vice presi-
dent, William Stern; recording secretary,
| b. Howard Gather; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. F. c. Burrhus; treasurer Harry
| l.. Collier.
The First Congregational Christian En-
/ deayor Society has formed a mission
study class of about twenty members un
/ Ger the leadership of Miss Flora Johnson
New committee chairmen of this society
! are: Lookout. William A. Hyde; prayer
meeting. Miss Hope NJ. Soule; missionary.
| Miss Flora l.. p. Johnson; social, Miss
| Philena A. Dickey; music. Miss Alvina
Carroll; calling, Miss Kate NJ. Globs; good
| literature, Max Ball.
Onward" is always the watchword of
! Christian EndeaVorers, and with this
! thought before them the Intermediate So
| ciety of the Church Of the Covenant will
be promoted to the Young Peoples So
ciety on the first Sunday in November A
Junior society into which the younger
members may go probably will be formed
| Miss Flora Johnson, a member of the
missionary department of the District
Union. has prepared the following bibli-
ography en- the mission topic for October
q, The Kingdom Of Christ In Europe: -