Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-02
EPWORTH LEAGUE NOTES.

CONGRESS HEIGITS.-.Nt one of the
recent devotional meetings Of the chapter
Mr. j. =. Talbert of Rosecroft Nd had
charge OF the service. Mr. Taibert dis
Icussed the missionary topic and said. in
part, We. as Christian people could do a
great deal of missionary work in our
home land here by little words and deeds
.of kindness to our fellowmen." Interest
i'll the work of the league is constantly in
creasing. and the chapter feels that the
young people of the heights are TO do
great work for God.
DOUGLAS MEMORIAL The Christ
mas social of the chapter was held at the
home of J p. Rudy, 81 9TH street north
east. on the 18th instant. The events of
the evening We're in charge of the fourth
department, and Miss Annette Emory
enty-five young people We're present.
among whom were f. S. Brashears Of
Hamline. district first vice president, and
l.. p I1ieston Of Dumbarton. district
fourth vice president. \ very interesting
program was presented. at the conclusion
OF which ice cream and cake We're served.
The program was as follows: Solo Miss
Ruth Hawkins: dialogue. THE Trails of
Schoolmstress," Miss Edith Harr and
Charles Boss; SOLO. Mr.. Herman: dia-
ioSht', SsueSS L III the MAN. NtSSIS-
Defandorf. Elliott Spaulding. Arthur En-
Dry Lee Emory and DIR. Trivett: recita-
ton, Miss Ethel Belts: advertisements
game: solo. Miss Hi: game OF names:
addresses by Messrs. Hieston and Bra
shears.
Mcl<ENDREE.-A special election Of off;
GERS was held by he chapter on the l1th
ultimo. resulting in the formation CT the
following cabinet: President. G.. r.. Merry
man: first vice president. &. j.. Dcyo; see
cnl Nrp rrpcidcrt l. Young thi~i
vice president. s. S. tulbertSon: fourth
vice president. Mrs. J. r. Cissel: secre-
tary. &. w. Miller and trea surer. Miss +.
l.. Roman. The resigna ton OF Dayton l..
Miller as president of this chapter Will nc
much regretted in the District League, as
well as in his chapter rs Mr.. Miller was
personally very popular and much litter
eSted in district work. His successor. Mr..
Mcrryman. will he presented TO the board
OF control at its next meeting and viii he
warmly welcomed.
HAMLINE.-The special Christmas SefN-
ice announced in last weeks notes. The
Life of Christ" presented last Sunday by
1919 young men, was decided Succe $. ana
the attendance the largest of the season
The first vice president of the chapter has
just announced the subjects and leaders
for the devotional meetings for January,
as follows: For January 5. "19g9-Stan
ping Stones or Stumbling Blocks" Mr..
Milton NJ. Thorne will conduct the service.
Rev. Charles f.. Guthrie discuss the top'c
and Miss Ellis render solo. Januar 10,
topic, How We Know the Father: serv-
ice in charge of j. y. b. Riley: sneaker.
w. G. Bishop: male quartet, Messrs. Br d.
we'll Lawson. Eichelberger and X ley
January II 100 young ladies will conduct
the service. under the direction Of Miss
Lena Reed. January a the topic VIII be
Light That Cannot BE Hidden: leader.
Miss Blanche Posey; speaker, Miss Mabel
Wands: solo G. w. Bridwell. January II.
a missionary service in charge OF Miss S
\. Tichener: Z. Wa Wing. Christian
Chinese. VIII make the address of the
evening, and viii! be assisted by several
OF his countrEmen-
NORTH CAPITOL. - The devotional
services on Sunday evening were con-
Quoted by Miss Scherer. and the attend
ance was large Art ur Lahke of Gin
cinnati former first vice president of the
chapter has been spending the Christmas
holidays in Washington, and was warmly