The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-01-16
Christian Endeavor Notes

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The Dutch Singing School, is An.
nouneed as the special entertainment FOL
birthday social 20 be given by the West
Street Presbyterian Endeavor Society In
their chapel Tuesday evening next The
performers, in costume. are from tbs
Mems Club Of Bethany Chapel, Prof
Karl SchwaSan Spelgelberger, OF Heidel-
berg. master. The menu to be served in
eludes roche broat, frankforter, kattope
sslat, schweizercase, prelzels. and coffee
A little sack accompanies each invita-
ton. and IS 10 contain an Offering OF q
penny for each year Of the attendants
age.
Gunton Temple Memorial Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor Society is one OF
those which are trying the plan OF dis
tributing in public places printed cards
announcing their Sunday evening meet
ings and inviting the reader 10 visit
them. At the business meeting Of this
society Tuesday evening it was decided
to start q society library. TO be made "
Of Christian Endeavor and missionary
books.
First Baptist Endeavorers surprised
their pastor, DR.. c. f winbigler. by go
ing 10 his home in a body on the occa-
sion Of his birthday anniversary last Sat-
urday evening. Through their president
Mr. William a. Dayton. f.. they present
ed Dr.. Winbigler with a pretty study
jacket Dr. E. H Sven. pastor OF TIE
Second Baptist Church, was q member OF
the party
West Street Presbyterian Endeavorers
have assumed the duty Of advertising the
Sunday evening services OF the church.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
ST PauTs English Lutheran Church.
Eleventh and II streets northwest. re-
ports that the reorganization which was
effected q few months ago has resulted IN
a noticeable Improvement In their work
The society nov has a membership OF
thirty-six- Mr.. Paea Oberlin Is its presi-
dent for the year beginning with Janu-
ary; Mr.. Luther Y. LiRkins, vice presi-
dent; Miss Grace RoSenbaum, secretary;
Mrs henrietta s O'Shea, treasurer: Mr..
H c. Drummer. delegate, and Miss Agnes
F. SumRn. superintendent OF the Junior
Society. Heretofore their business meet
ings have been held in the church. but
il has been decided 10 hold future meet
-ngs az the homes OF the members
An oyster supper and social was given
at the conclusion Of the January bust
ness meeting OF the Mont Tabor Meth
Odfst Protestant Christian Endeavor So
&c II 60 ~ l.
P. II. Ulrich were host and hostess. Fol-
lowing are the officers names; Presi-
dent, Mrs. Minnie L. Meyers; vice presi-
dent Mss Lulu Cameron: corresponding
secretary and delegate TO union. Mr.. c.
B Cameron; recording secretary. Mr..
Edward 9. Blseknan; treasurer, Miss
Bessie Barnes; press agent. Mr. y.
Clyde Hunt
The Endeavorers. Of Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, met az the home OF
Mr. Ray Z Dew. Tuesday evening for
their business meeting. Five new active
members we're elected. II was decided
10 use the exercise ''Endeavor n all
Lands" On EndeavOr Day. February :.
Mrs. c. G. Morgan. superintendent Of
the Mount Pleasant Congregational Junior
Endeav9r Society. reports the selection
Of the following boys and girls as the
society officers: Miss Mabel Keller, presi-
dent; Master BialfoTd Jennings. vice
president; Miss Florence Gibbon, secre-
tary; Master Irving Cleveland, treasurer;
Miss Janet Little. pianist
The occasion Of the transfer Of the
duties 10 the new officers OF the Calvary
Baptist c. E Society, at the January
business meeting. was much Ike the ex-
erCises of Z graduating class. There was
q vsledicJory address, the reading Of
class history, and prophesy, ard a charge
10 the undergraduates who were the in
coming officers The charge was de-
Iivered by the president-elect, Mr.. Charles
W Mortimer. Mr.. B. c. Getsinger was
the retiring president. These exercises
and the business meeting followed sup
per.
Mr. Charles L1sby viii lead the corps
Of Endeavor workers Of the Congress
Street Methodist Protestant Church. dur
ing the coming six months term. For the
meeting last Sunday evening when the
new officers were installed the Endeayor
room was prettily decorated. Mrs. Joseph
Clark spoke 70 the retiring officers, and
Rev. z. D. Stone. the pastor, and Mr.
4. Clyde Grimes, gave few words OF
advice 70 those who at that tine assumed
the responsibility fer the work OF the
society.
kenilworth Endeavorers report that
they have placed IN charge Of the vari-
Gus departments Of their work during
1909 the following persons: President,
Stephen S. Ball; vice president, Bernard
Giessmzn; recording secretary and treas
urer, Miss Ethel Crews; corresponding
secretary end chairman OF lookout com
rnIttee. Mrs. Hayden; chairman prayer
meeting COMMITTEES, Mrs.. S. S. Ball, and
chairman Of social committee. Mrs. -
". Mallory.
The Junior Christian En6eavor Society
of North Carolina Avenue Methodist
Protestant Church adopted the ''mile-of-
pennies plan Of raising funds at their
business meeting last Saturday after
noon A "red-and-blue'' cautest was also
IN connection with this
scheme A luncheon and q social time
occupied part Of the afternoon. Master
Wallace Fraser Is president Of this so
,iety; Mss Helen Barbour, vice presi-
dent; Miss Mae Wilkinson, secretary; Mas
ter John Kelser. financial officer, and
Miss Mary Collins, pianist.
Rev. W s Nelson, Of the Presbyterian
Mission et Tripoh. Syria. win give stere-
opticon lecture In the chapel Of the
Church Of the Covenant at o'clock Sun
lay afternoon. under the auspices Of the
Christian Endeavor Society, and on Mon
lay. January q, at the Gunton Temple
Church
Twenty-four OF the forty-six active
Members was the record Of attendance at
he January business meeting OF the Fiji
eenth Street Christian Endeavor Society,
which was held at the home Of Miss