Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-04

Washington is expected to have several
,oDresan,a.ives a. the seventeenth inter
ratio,al convention of the Baptist Young
Ponies Union of America, to be heio
in Cleveland Ohio July S-12. MT Zen
Iapelle and Mr. r. a. Bogley. Jr, nave
,,ade pIans TO attend and several others
have the trip under consideration Kew.
7 Con,pton Ball. president of the LIS
trict BAPTIST Young Peoples Union. VINO
is away on a trip for his heai'h' Id >
,,.-,.,a, friends here that he may attend
for q few days.
The delegates from this city Will lea'e
Tuesday morning at o'clock with hl'eeh
to-, Richmond. Va. At Baltimore about
forty representatives of societies IN Mary
land will join the party ana II VIZ
further enlarged at Wilmington. Chester
.rd pbiladelnhia. The party will be In
charge of Mr.. H. Z. Cambria iidhspoi
tation leader for Maryland.
This convention of the Baptist young
people is expected to be the largest ever
held. and will be attended by oelesa.ess
from all parts of the nlteu o ta'eS
Canada In a preliminary anhou,lo .iin,,d
regarding the gathering the CleNe1an.u
COMMITTEES of arrangements said: ms
convention is to be more than d mass
meeting. 1t is a great denon'iiia''o
school of Christian service a..
The Richmond delegates expect ~
reach washington next Monday morning
and will stay until the following morning
to see the sights of the capitai.
Rev DIR. Samuel H Woodrow. pastor OF
+he First CONGREGATIONAL Church. at 1oh
and q streets, will leave for his summer
vacation Tuesday. July IA. and VIII Spehu
July and August at Sycamore Beach, OH
Cape Cod. Mass
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the morning services during his absence
the following: July 1926. Rev. DaEla H.
Yale of Enfield. Conn: August ~. re-.
T. Newton Owen of Bristol. X. l.; august
Ia Rev. Isaac Clerk D. D.. of Washing
ION d G: August $3.50 Rev. d. Butter
pratt of Springfield. Mass: september
Ga Rev. w. E Griffis, D. D., OF Ithaca,
Ny.
Rev Carl G. Doney former pastor OF
HamIine NJ. E Church in this city. was
formally installed as president OF west
Virginia Wesleyan College during Its COM
mencement week recently
Rev. Clarence E Wise has just been
appointed pastor Of the Methodist Church
at WCodside. Md. The announcement was
made by Rev DR.. j. W. r. Sumwalt.
Washington district superintendent of
Methodist churches
Mr. Wise was recently graduated from
Dickinson Seminary at Williamsport. Pa.
and the congregation DIT w Oouo1UC 10 iA4S
first charge.
Members of class Of Bethany Baptist
Sunday school entertained friends at a
porch party given at the home of the
teacher 116 street northeast. last Mon
day evening The porch was lighted with
many colored Japanese lanterns and deco
rated with natural shrubbery. Miss Lydia
Keefer furnished the music Of the even
ing. After several games. refreshments
were served.
Among those present were Mesdames r
b Reed and Jerome Keifer. Misses lnez
3. Miller, Violet Keifer, Lydia Keefer.
Edith and Louise Jacobs. Blanche Scott.
Frances Ball, Marie Hutchinson. Gertrude
THOMPSON Mary Winsor. Marguerite
Swindler. Ella Jaeger, Shirley Henderson.
Bertha Riddle. Laura and Mamie Fisher
and Daisy H Johnson. Messrs. CYRIL
Miller. Clarence Jones. Clarence E. keifer,
Oliver Perry Orville Cook. Warren Grin
nell. Perry j. Stevens and Rev. n. j.
Scarito.
The Bruen Mission Sunday school held
its children's day service last Sunday
Among those who took part were George
Cross Susie Free, Grace Taylor. Miss LII
lie Weems, Elsie CLANCY, Louise Padgett
Annie Cooper Helen Litchf1eld, Edna
Lewis Lula Hager. Irma Hooper Eliza
beth Taylor Virginia Cross. Mabel Ram
sew. Katie CLANCY. Mary Mcclellan. Ruth
Coatright, Margaret and Olive Ramsey.
Sadie Cross, Harry Stevens. Elmer Ha-
ger, Edna Hager and Mamie Rainier