Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-16

| enbaum. secretary: Mrs. Henrietta s.
OShea. treasurer; II. &. Drummer. dele
! gate. and Miss Agnes r.. Suman, super
intendent of the junior society. Hereto
| fore the business meetings have been
! held in the church. but it has been de-
cided to hold future meetings at the
homes of the members. The January
| meeting was held Wednesday evening at
| the home of the vice president Friday
! night the junior society held ''pov-
/ erty social Any jewelry worn by MEM
bers to this social was taken possession
| of on their arrival at The social and held
! until the forfeit was paid. The juniors
| Were also entertained during the evening
by post card projectorscope.
An oyster supper and social was the
conclusion of the January business meet
ing of the Mount Tabor Methodist Prot
estaht c. f.. Society last Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs p. NJ. Ulrich were host and
! hostess. The attendance was good and
| the reports showed commemorative activity
| in the society. Following are the officers
President. Mrs. Minnie l.. Meyers: vice
president. Miss Lulu. Cameron: CORE
| spending secretary and delegate to union
6. r. Cameron: recording secretary. Ed
ward c. Blackman: treasurer. Miss Bes-
! sic Barnes: press committee chairman
! w. Clyde Hunt.
The EndeavorerS of Vermont Avenue
| Christian Church met at the home Of Ray
ness meeting. Five new active members
/ were elected 1t was decided to use the
exercise, :Endeavor in All Lands. En-
deavor day, February Z. Plenty of fun
| and refreshments had their place in the
! evenings program. This society is plan
ming Builders Union" campaign for
| this month and the annual banquet for
| February.
| Ms G. c. Morgan. superintendent of
! the Mount Pleasant Congregational Junior
| Endeavor Society, reports the selection of
! the following boys and girls as the So
| ciety officers Miss Mabel keber. presi-
| dent: Master Blanford Jennings, vice
president: Miss Florence Gibbon. secre-
! tarS Master Irving Cleveland. treasurer,
and Miss Janet Little, pianist
| The occasion Of the transfer of the du-
| ties TO the officers of the Calvary
! Baptist G. r.. Society mt the January bust
| ness meeting was much like the exercises
OF a graduating class. The outgoing eNecu-
| tive committee represented the graduating
| class. trhere WAS Il Naledctory address
| the reading of a class history and proph-
| ecy and charge to the undergraduate ties.
who were the incoming officers. TIE
| charge was delivered by the president
| elect. Charles w. Mortimer. Is. G. Get
singer was the retiring president. These
/ exercises and the business meeting fol-
! lowed supper. Annual reports of Of
! ficers and chairmen were heard. $500
| missionary SuDScllpllOn To De Ediu Dy Tue
! last of March. was made. This society
| has Il membership of 1G3
Charles Lusby will lead the corps of En-
! deavor workers of the Congress Street
| Methodist Protestant Church during the
coming six months term. For the meeting
| last Sunday evening, when the new Of
| ficers were installed, the kndeavor room
was prettiiy decorated. Mrs. Joseph Clark
! spoke to the retiring officers. and Rev. L.
! D. Stone. the pastor. and III. Clyde Grimes
! gave Il few words of advice to those WHO
j assumed the responsibility for the work
| OF the society.
! Rev w S Nelson OF the PrSSbyt erian
mission at Trpoli, Syria. Will give a ster-
| eopticon lecture in the chapel of the
/ Church of tie Covenant at > O'Clock to-
/ morrow afternoon, under the auspices of
| the G, T.. Society. and Monday, January
! -, al ;hes Gunton Temple Church An in
: vitation is extended To N! t.ndeaVorers
who may wish to attend.
! kenilworth t.:IdeaTorSfs report thai
they have placed in "haree Of the various