The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-16
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sion the evening was occupied with "a
short programme and games. Refresh
n5ents were served by the hostess.
On Sunday morning the pastor, Rev. G..
II. Butler preached an EndeavOT-day
sermon. Sunday evening the society Gel
ebrated two anniversaries, the twenty
sixth Of Christian Endeavor and its own
fourteenth birthday. The following pro-
gramme was given. Birthday greeting
from the juniors. by Ruth Tate; address
or committee work. a. ". Cummings
solo. Miss Florence Buehler. messages
from former presidents. read by AdOlph
BCwdler the messages being from Joseph
q. Boss. Of Philadelphia, and DT. o. a.
r. Swain. Of Massachusetts,; address on
the relation OF Christian Endeayor 20 the
Sunday school, by pr. II. II. Settler; ad-
dress. Rev c. H. Butler There were
present four former presidents Of the so
ciety-Rey @. n. Butler. Mr. l.. a. Kali
bach. Adolph Bowdler, and Miss Maude
N. keCk Several selections were rem
dered by the Christian Endeavor choir.
OF which the following persons are mem
bers Misses Florence BuehleT. Florence
Little Amelia and Clara Mansfield Ethel
Bats0n. Edwin Daily, Harry Daily. VIII
DAILY. Raymond Boesch. James Mally.
John Weber. Carl Bodenstein and Mr.
Kiilial. ". o. Little is the leader and
VIII Weber the organist
The Endeavorers Of the First Congre-
gational Church held a special meeting
IN celebration Of Christian EEdeavOr day.
Seventy invitations We're sent 10 hon
orary and former members. resulting in
"A very large attendance. Dr. Paul john
son led the meeting. and special talks
were made by Carleton r. Ball. Mr.. Gehr
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Christian Endeavor quartet sang two Sc
lections
Registrations continue 20 come in TO the
headquarters Of the District Christian
Endeavor Union. in the Bond Building.
for the trip To the Seattle convention
next summer. During the past week Pres
ident Earring received a call from Q. ".
Sells. president Of the ManitOu and Pike s
Peak Railroad. and arrangements were
made for the trip up Pixies Peak. The
probabilities are that this trip VIII be
taken in the early morning. so as to see
the sun rise.
A stereoptlcou lecture. "Out of the
Beaten Path. was given at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church under the
auspices of the District Christian En-
deavor Union by DR.. ". II. Dobs0n, OF
Forman Memorial Hospital Yeung- kong.
China. Dr. Dobsou is a medical mission
airy. He presented large number of
fine views taken by himself, showing con-
ditious in the interior of China away
from the usually travelled routes
officers Of the Young Peoples Society Of
Christian EndeavOT OF the Metropolitan
Baptist Church were installed as follows
President. Daniel ". Chase. first vice
president, Burt Marchant; second vice
president. Mrs. Daisy Robb Wright. re-
cordine secretary. Miss Carrie F. Adams;
assistant secretary, Miss Rosena Payne;
corresponding secretary. Miss Mary NJ.
Williams; treasurer, Miss Mary McPher-
son; pianist Miss Louise Clark: chorister.
Thomas Miller. chairmen Of committees
prayer meeting William Edwards: look
out. Miss Hattie +. Akers. relief. Miss
Nellie Bowler; missionary. r. /. r. ~
field; good citizenship, Royal A. Hughes
social, Miss Carrie Medley; good literature,
Miss Annie Lindsey; Sunday school. Miss
s r. Miner. flower Miss Mattel Mutt,
temperance. Miss Beatrice Ware; infoTma-
tion. Miss Bessie Johnson. music, Oscar
Walker; calling. Miss Ruth Arnold. The
services were conducted by Joseph +. Lee.
Christian Endeavor was largely repre-
scented in the demonstration at the Capt.
toll Thursday. in favor of the Webber
bin for prohibition in the District Of Co
lumbia Many Of the Christian Endeavor
monogram pins were 10 be seen on young
people I'm the thrOng, and the red, white
and blue badges of the District Chris
tiau Eudeavor Union were in evidence.
The spokesman Of The FndeavOrers be-
fore the committee was Edward TarTing.
president of the union. who stated that
he represented between 5000 and 1905
members of more than 100 societies in
eight denominations