The Washington herald., 1909-04-17
WORKERS HEAR v. B. FRNNO
Representatives from Five Engine
Houses Also at Y. n. C. A
Brief Talks Made by Members OF
the Various shop Committees.
plan for Meetings.

Representative workers from various in
dustriaI eenters and fire engine houses
met IN the banquet hail OF the Young
Mems Christian Association last evening
20 hear ". r Fenno. Of New York City.
who is conducting two-weeks series
of meetings under the auspices OF the
Y. n. c. A. IN Washington. Miles NJ
shand presided. ard following Mr.. Fen
nos address and an outline Of the cam
paign By Secretary ID. F. Davis, Of the
religious work department Of the Y NJ.
c. A., brief talks were made by mem
bers Of the shop committees. touching
the value and results Of the classes held
each week among shop workers.
The following. who are participating
actively in the arrangements for Mr.
Fennos meetings, were present: Nessrs.
" +. Dement,. Cranshaw. NJ Il. Keys.
Reich Grayson. G. o. Flynn. " II.
Hitchcock Everett. J. o. Darlington, L.
W Hopkins. G.. J. Hollohan, W. A. Dix
on. c. r Beers. 7. 7. Harper and r.
r. Warren. The campaign arranged for
Mr. Fenno includes meetings al the fol-
rowing points:
p street repair shop. noon, April Il. q.
a. =; n street repair shop. noon. April
- and p, Navy Yard stOTerOom No. ~.
noon. April %. o =. so. Lincoln Park
car barn, p. m. April 20. 2, .. -.
Maple Grove car barn, . .. M, April I9,
,, -. 90, Columbia car barn. p m,
April IS. Q. %. 81. lexington car barn.
2. m. April 20 and q: Seventh street
car barn. p. m. April - and .; George
town car barn. p. H.. April Il. y. 2t
eS. Navy yard car barn. p. m., April
On o. r-f az
barn. p. m. April ls. p, p, %. There
VIII be special services as follows: Noon
April = and .. r. r Y NJ. Z. A.: u a.
H.. April Is and 3. Army y. NJ. c. A.;
p. m. April y and x. Army Y. NJ. g. A.
A: $50 p. m. April Is. S r Club. Fifth
street and Virginia avenue; go p m,
April .. Central Y. NJ c. A.; 80 D. m,
April IS. Hamline Church; 7.So p H..
April =. Eastern Presbyterian Church
Daily tours OF engine houses viii be
made during the campaign.
Al the meeting for men IN the Y n. c.
4. gymnasium tomorrow afternoon the
speaker VIII be Rev. George E White
house. pastor Of the Emmanuel Baptist
Church DT. WhitehOuse's subject viii be
we move anything" At the close OF
the afternoon meeting the various Bible
study clubs VIII have their regular ses-
sions. with a fellowship tea az s;l5 o'clock.
There viii be an extensive and thorough
discussion Of the subject Of cooperation
between workers in charity and other
forms OF social service al the April meet
Ing OF the Monday Evening Club in the
assembly room Of the Y. NJ c.. A. Builc-
ing next Monday night. Five experienced
social workers viii talk on as many
phases Of the subject. and there win be
limited general discussions. The meeting
viii be open 90 the public.
The subjects and speakers win be: Co
operation from the standpoint Of the
Charity Organization Society. Walter :.
UmOrd. general secretary Of the AssO-
ciated Charities; Cooperation between
public and private charities, George s.
Wilson. secretary board Of charities; The
church and the organized charities. Rev.
John Van SShaick. jr., pastor OF the
Church Of Our Father: The settlement in
relation 10 organized chan1es, Mrs. J. p.
:. Neigh. head resident Of NcighborhOOd
House: Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ti0n and kindred social forces in relation
10 organized charities. William Knowles
Cooper. general secretary Y. N. c. A