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

prayer meeting and lookout committees
of the society of the First Presbyterian
Church. John Marshall place, was iven
recently to extend a hearty welcome to
six young men who recently became
members of the society. Games. music
and refreshments made the evening an
enjoyable one.
A trip to the almshouse to conduct
religious service Is planned by this So
ciety for tomorrow afternoon, under the
leadership of Miss Rose Hillidge. Flowers,
literature and fruit will be taken along.
The society of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church. at q business meeting
held Tuesday last at the home of Miss
Annie Heider, heard reports from the
new committee chairmen installed last
month. Most Of the committees have
organized and some have held several
An ''old folks social. under the direc-
ton Of Mr.. Ray E. Dow. to be held at
the church Wednesday before ThanksSlv-
ing. is expected to be we'll attended.
The lookout and social committees have
planned to have members of the society
at the doors of the church at every Serv-
ice to meet and welcome the young people
who attend.
The missionary department of the
union reports that it is prepared to
furnish speakers for the monthly mis-
sionary meetings if requests are received
! in good season. Those who are interested
should write to Ms Alice Meynes. 22l!
ment has also arranged a display OF
| literature bearing on the missionary
topics such as is published by the sew
eral UNCONVENTIONAL boards. This dis
play will be kept up to date from month
to month and may be seen at Christian
Endeavor headquarters. 100 Bond build
ing, between 4:4O and 5:15 every week
day except Saturday. A small supply OF
helps for free distribution is on hand.
The Shiloh Baptist Endeavorers turned
their service last Sunday evening into a
revival meeting, and fol owing an address
by the pastor and the invitation to con-
fess Christ extended in song by Rev. w
H. Skipwith, singing evangelist. eight OF
the young people proclaimed their faith
In Christ The leader of the meeting
was NJ. Reddick.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
Bethany Baptist Church gave dinner In
the social room of the church recently.
Nearly all members of the society were
present and report pleasant evening.
After dinner, the pastor, Rev. Hugh L.
Stevenson, gave fiVe-minute talk or
the relation of the society to the church;
j. E. Dawson, Bible school superintend-
ent. spoke of the relation of the society
to the school. and G. E. Fairman told
of the relation of the society to the world.
So-
ciety was then held.
The Keller Memorial Lutheran Society
recently held a "designat on meeting
which is reported to have proved an In
teresting innovation. On arising to speak
member named the person to follow In
participation. At it's last conservation
meeting, each member present responded
to the roll call with prayer.
Rev. Zed H. Copp will lead the temper
ance meeting of the society of the West
Street Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening, and will speak on the topic
Temperance Organizations" Mr.. Law
renee Thompson, president of the Temple
Baptist Society. has been invited to be
present and speak. There will be special
instrumental music.
AZ the last monthly business and social
meeting of the Christian Endeavor So
ciety of ST. Paul's English Lutheran
Church. held in the church pariors.
Charles S. Hyer. the president, and some
of the older members led q movement