The Washington herald., 1908-01-25
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR NOTES
Election of Officers of First Meth
odist Protestant Church.
Junior Society of st. PauI's Lutheran
Church Was Seventeen Years Old
Last Wednesday.

The First Methodist Protestant Church
recently held its annual election. at
which the following officers were elected:
President, Mr.. W. T. Watts; vice presi-
dent. Mr. Il. II. Lee; corresponding sec
retary. Miss Emile F. Hartley: recording
secretary, Miss s. D. Hartley; treasurer,
Miss Annie Rowe; delegate 20 the c. f.
Union, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Risler.
The Junior Society Of the st. Paurs
English Lutheran Church held its if
teenth birthday anniversary on Wednes-
day evening. January p. 1t was a meet
ing Of all the juniors, past and present,
and a very pleasant evening was passed.
Ten-minute addresses were made by Mr..
Edward Tarring, president of the c. E.
Union, on the relation Of the c. E. So
ciety to the Union; Mr.. L. D. Alden,
organizer Of this society, on the history
Of the society. and Rev J. T Huddle.
pastor of the church, on the Christian
Endeavor movement. This society has
installed, for the present year, the fol-
lowing officers; Superintendent, Miss a.
Z. Suman; president, Miss Verena
Schmid; vice president, Mr. David Nc
Williams; secretary, Miss Edna HyeT;
treasurer. Mr.. Wilson Domer.
On Friday evening, January L, the
Western Presbyterian Church Society
held d social, at which the following
programme was rendered: Piano duet,
Misses WetzeI: vocal solo, Brook Johns:
reading. Mr. w. S. Armstrong; musical
selection. Mr.. Johns: piano solo. Percy
Bailey; vocal solo. Mrs. George Bailey:
reading, DR.. George Bailey, At the con-
clusion of this programme refreshments
were served by the social committee.
At the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Society, last Sunday evening, the meet
ing was conducted by Mrs. Edward Tar
ring Mr.. ". II. II. Smith made
splendid talk on the missionary topic,
'Thy Kingdom Come" This meeting was
well attended, and the thoughts dis
cussed made lasting impression on
those present
The Presbyterian c. F. Missionary
Union held a mass meeting last Monday
evening ut the Western Presbyterian
Church. Rev. DR.. Janvier pastor OF the
Holland Memorial Presbyterian Church,
Of Philadelphia, made the principal ad-
dress. Mr.. Janvier having at one time
been connected with the large missionary
fields of India, China, and Japan, was
able to make a very strong appeal to
the audience along wider missionary lines.
Rev. Charles Alvin Smith, pastor of the
Peck Memorial Chapel, president Of the
Missionary Union, presided, and Rev.
George +. Bailey, pastor Of the Western
Presbyterian Church made the address
of welcome.
The missionary department OF the
Christian Endeavor Union is about to
send a letter to the various societies in
the union, offering its services in any
way possible. and extending to them the
privilege Of asking for a leader for a
missionary topic at any time.
The New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church union has elected officers for the
coming year, and the installation services
are to occur March l. The officers are as
follows: President, Mr. John Herndon;
vice PRESIDENT, MI A. A. GNdIttSs SctfG-
tary, Miss A Wurdeman; treasurer, Miss
NJ McAtee.
The EndeavoTers Of the First Presby-
terian Church are showing much interest
in the evangelistic meetings that are be-
ing held at that church. DR.. Macleod,
pastor of that church, and counselor of
the union, leaves on February ! for a
three months trip to the Holy Land, &C
companied by his wife.
The Y. P. S. c. E. of Calvary Baptist
Church is planning for banquet-supper
TO its members and friends on the even
ing of February 4 This society meets
every Tuesday evening in the church, in
stead of every Sunday evening, as most
other societies do, and it happens,
this year, TO fall on the anniversary of
Christian Endeavor' in the District Of
Columbia. Preceding the meeting on this
date, the banquet vEill be served, and the
prayer meeting is 10 be led by Mr. J. L.
Counsellor, President Tarring. Of the