Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-21

Sunday evening Maj. Fl. a. Hall was in
charge. The Hamline League Choir Club.
directed by Miss Ida O'Neai, led the sing
ing. Tomorrow evening the devotional
services will be conducted by Miss Sara
Olivia Moore.
Hyattsville Chapter. - The devotional
meeting this week was led by Charles w.
Ingalls,. The social department is making
extensive plans for the entertainment of
the members during the winter months.
Metropolitan Chapter.-What is declared
to have been an unusually good meeting
was held by the chapter Sunday evening
last. Mr.. Heistead led the service, speak
ing particularly upon the desirability OF
Leaguers entering actively upon cam
paign of soul-winnins. The Gypsy Smith
chorus song where He Leads Me 1 Will
Follow" was sung and a great many
present took part during the testimonial
period. A large number of young people
We're present.
North Capitol Chapter.-Last Sunday
evenings devotional services were con-
Quoted by Miss Anna NJ. Tilton. District
second vice president. The count IN the
ribbon contest" showed cOncluSively that
Capt. Solomon OF the whites" had been
hustling during the week. there being 90
of his following in attendance and only
IL reds The former side is now in
the lead, and. as the contest is nearing a
Petworth Chapter.-Tne revival services
i'm the church are attracting many of the
chapter members large number, being
present at the Thursday evening service.
several leading in prayer and otherwise
actively participating. The first vice presi-
dent Mr. Paul Russell, will lead the serv
ice tomorrow.
Ryland Chapter-The services last Sum
day were led by Miss Alice Donaldson.
The members are assisting the pastor in
the revival services. which will be con-
tinued for another week.
Wesley Chapter-Clark Main was the
leader last SUNDAY. When he closed his
remarks J. S. Barker. superintendent OF
the Sunday school. took up the topic for
the evening Soul Winning the Business
of the Sunday School," The pastor, Rev.
W. G.. Mcneil, discussed the subject from
the viewpoint Of the church. President
Wood. who has been i'll for several weeks,
was present, and read TO the chapter a
letter from Eldbrooke Chapter regarding
the remarkable success attained in the
revival services there during the past
two weeks
Wilson Memorial Chapter.-Thc chapter
members last Sunday listened to an adj
dress by Capt. Seville of the Salvation
Army.
The District treasurer has reported that
he finds some of the chapters backward
about coming forward in regard to the
rer capita tax of 3 cents due to the Dis
trict League. He hopes that chapter
treasurers will take up the matter at the
next cabinet meeting of their respective
chapters.
The District chairman of the mission
AIRY department of the league desires that
second vice presidents urge the members
of their chapters to take advantage of
the Luther Rice mission study classes
held under the management OF the Co
lumbar College OF George Washington
University. Admission to the classes is
by cards of enrolment, which may be
obtained from the dean of Columbian Col
iege in the university building and no
fees are charged.
Union Chapter.-The leaders for the past
three weeks were DR.. G. w. Stiles. fer
mer president of Metropolitan Chapter.
and Dr. Frank c. Cook, both connected
with the bureau of chemistry, and Mrs.
NJ. NJ. Mitchell, District third vice presi-