Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-14

the attendance has been uniformly good.
Two new members were received.
Congress Heights Chapter-The chapter
is known locally as THE Earnest Work
ers," and reports say it bids fair to live
up to it's name. For the past four sun
days the chapter has had special prayer
services among the leaguers. in prepara-
tomorrow evening. Much good has al
ready been accomplished and the omcers
say that they are ready to enter upon
personal work.
Mr. Robert Sauls had charge Of last
Sundays service, his talk being along
spiritual lines. The audience room was
crowded. President James McCauley
will have charge of tomorroW's service.
The chapter correspondent announces
the recent wedding Of two Of the chapter
members. the ceremony being performed
in the Congress Heights NJ. T.. Church.
Miss Anna Cademan, Junior superin-
tendent, and Mr.. Dell Padgett. first vice
president, were the contracting parties.
A reception to the friends of the happy
couple was given at the home OF the bride
after the church ceremony.
Ryland Chapter-The members of the
chapter are assisting the pastor in the
special revival services being held every
night except Saturday. The chapter de-
votional service last Sunday was in charge
of MIR. Harry Goding a former president
The mercy and help department has been
actively engaged in visiting the SICK DUR
ing the past week.
Calvary Chapter-Miss Gladys Winters
led an interesting meeting Sunday even
ing, attended by nearly one hundred
young people. The monthly business
meeting was held at the church Novem-
Der II.
Wesley Chapel Chapter-This chapter
reports very satisfactory meeting last
Sunday Mr.. w. T. Gallaher conducted
the services. Miss Carrie Leavitt joined
the chapter by transfer.
Wilson Memorial Chapter-The devo-
tional service this week was led by MIR.
l.. L. Derrick. former president of the
District League. Mr. Derrick addressed
a large audience. The revival services
now being conducted by the church are
attended by many of the leaguers.
Rosedale Mission Chapter-The chapter
has merged it's service into that of the
mission for revival services. DR.. W. h.
Wilder of Rust Hall led the union serv-
ices Friday evening.
Bowie Chapter-President j. c. Shaffer
led the devotional service this week. Mr..
Shaffer with his fellow leaguers, is as
sisting the pastor In the special services
being held In the circuit Rev. Nj. r.
ing special services at Perkins Chapel,
Springfield. Md. and at Lanham, Md.
Metropolitan Chapter-The chapter held
it's regular business meeting Monday,
November o. 4 brief cabinet meet ng
preceded the business session Many sub
jects of Importance to leaguers were dis
cussed. the conducting of mission meet
ings Mt Gospel Hall being one of the most
important. Reports from the various de-
partments were received and were COM
mended by President G. l. Jackson. A
pleasant social hour followed the busi-
ness meeting.
Dumbarton Chapter-Never before IN
the history of the chapter. it is stated,
has the religious interest run SO high as
at the present time. For the last five
Sundays the lecture room has been
crowded to such an extent that late ar
rivals found 1t necessary to go upstairs
and wait for the church service. After
the league service. the entire audience
remain to the preaching service. For to-
morrow and the following Sunday the