Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-05

Church spoke at its missionary meeting
last Sunday evening. This society is
planning to give a bazaar on the 11th OF
this month for the benefit OF the church
The Gurley Christion E.ndeavOr Society
will hold a joint meeting with the North
minister society at the latter church De
cember -. The leader of this meeting
will be S NJ. Falconer, jr., the president
of the Gurley society.
II is announced that the marriage of
President Falconer and Miss Y. =
Thompson, the recording secretary of his
society. took place Thanksgiving day.
They are making their home at 16l1
Belmont street.
The Thanksgiving social of the society
OF the Church of the Covenant recently
was attended by host of friends. The
decorations were strings of hand-painted
leaves large flags and posters of two
American birds. the eagle and the turkey.
These posters, made by Miss Elizabeth
Day and Miss Ella Dill, brought a goodly
sum into the society treasury when they
were auctioned off during the evening by
recitations by Rev ]. NJ. Henry of Peck
Chapel; solos by Miss Edith StoWell, So
prano soloist at First Baptist Church. and
by A. Fl. Diebert, bass soloist at ST.
Johns. and two piano solos by Miss Elsa
Murray. Refreshments of cake and ice
cream were served.
The Senior and Intermediate c.. f. and
the Missionary societies of Keller Memo
rial Church held joint meeting last Sun
day evening and were addressed by Mrs.
John y. Culbertson. president of the
Woman's Interdenominational Missionary
Union, on Our Polyglot Peoples"
Church, Va. Labor day was recalled at a
meeting of the Union c. +. Society of
Falls Church last Sunday evening, at
which the president OF the District Union
was invited to speak. Mr.. John Seay. jr..
president of the local society, opened the
discussion on the problems Of immigration
with statement as to the progress and
effects OF the movement Questions con-
corning the subject were asked and an
sWered by the membrs, and A. NJ. Smith
presented and explained charts illustrating
the sources of immigration. Good music
by the Christian EndeaVor choir and by
a trio AIDED 10 the enjoyment OF the meet
ing.
For d birthday soshul'' recently held
By. the North Carolina NJ. +. Society
some amusing announcements Were sent
out The following quotation is charac-
teriStic OF the whole: Chapter -. Every
woman and gent who Gums must ware IL
smile on hern or his face and leave their
SrOucn 10 hum.
The society of the Bethany Baptist
Church was addressed al its monthly mis-
sonary meeting by Miss ii. Ellis, dean of
George Washington University, on THE
MChammedan Religion
An Intermediate {. +. Society or
twenty-five members was organized III
connection with the Keller Memorial
Lutheran Church at 9th street and Mary
land avenue northeast the last Sunday
III October. Mrs. Nj. r. kalbach the
superintendent. states that this society
has long been needed as a link between
the Younger and older societies. The fol-
lowing officers We're elected and installed
by the pastor, Rev. c. +. WileS, at the
meeting November 10: President, Mr..
Warren Settler: vice president. Miss
Marie Humphreys: secretary. Miss Eliza
beth Gerhold: trea surer, Mr.. George Man
ming; or9anist, Miss Louise BoWdler. The
meetings will be held Sundays at $50
pm.