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

ting Ready for DAYS Work. Mark,
i:NXxN; Acts. xix. Cor the quiet houl
Covenant Mss Mary Nelson, lead +.
Recent meetings OF the First Baptis,
Christian E,ndeayor Society have been
well attended and full Of interest. Last
Sunday evening the meeting rooms were
attractive with holiday decorations. Miss
sadie Lynn led the meeting. The pro-
gram included special Christmas musJ
by d mixed quartet and several short adj
dresses by DR.. Winbigler ana otAers on
the subject Of The Awakening Of
China
Edward Tarring, transportation man
ager for the trip of the District E.ndeav-
orers 10 the Christian Endeavor conyen-
ton at st. Paul in July of this year has
Just received word of the death of A. f..
fereX, who conducted the Endaavor party
TO the Christian Endeavor convention al
Seattle two years ago. in Chicago
Maryland Avenue Baptist Endeavorers
Will organize a mission study class the
second Tuesday in January. Tie pastor
Rev K. ;. Owens, will be the leader The
Junior G. f. Society Of this church will
beeln holding meetings tomorrow under
the superintendency of Mr.. Charles a.
Is ICONS.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
tWentH-one members, which was organ
go i't'cii!bFf - III the CONGREGATIONAL
church at Capitol Heights. Md. ms, allied
The Following officers Sunday. December
-: President. Miss Elnora A. Brown
vice president. Walter T.. Underwood: re-
cordlnS secretary and chairman OF pray
CT meeting committee, Miss Grace Oliver
corresponding secretary. William H. Nc
GihniS; treasurer and chairman of look
out cJhmittee, Harry Lusby: chairman of
social committee. Mrs. Bromwel TIE
pastor Re-. w. r. Clark. conducted the
~ Sv- Hot. Ns.-...s
solos were rendered by Walter r. I-nder
wood and Cleveland Walker
Miss Corona Snow of the Gunton Tenn
pie Presbyterian Society left Washington
several DAYS ago for San Francisco. from
where she will sail January in the
steamer Siberia for Shanghai, China due
to arrive February =. She goes to China
10 become The wife of \ y. Charles.
They will make their home ia Nankin,
where MIR. Charles is u teacher in the
government schools Mr.. Charles was
formerly a member of the New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Christian Endeavor So
cicty. and has held the offices ots secre-
tarN and Superinte ndent of the press de-
pdrtmcnt in the union.
Temple Baptist Y. =. $. {. Z. had a
social New Year night at The Ladies
Baptist Home. BIAS street northwest
The Endeavorers OF Gurley Memorial
Presbyterian Church held social Thurs
day night which was followed at l1:3o
o'clock by watch and prayer service.
The EndeavorerS of Ninth Street Chris
tian Church carried out similar plans.
SeVenty-five Endeavorers enioved the
supper given by the defeated Reds OF
the Shiloh Baptist Society as a final TO
their membership contest. Provision was
made at that time for the giving OF
Christmas dinners to about twenty fam
lilies of the church and community
The officers of tie Kendall Baptist
Christian Endeavor Society for the year
1909 are as follows: President L. l.. BeaZ-
ley: vice president. Miss Gertrude Alex
ander: recording secretary. Turner Cor
der: corresponding secretary. Miss La
wanna Reed. treasurer. Allen Muddiman:
junior superintendent, Miss Edith Young
THE senior society has a total ms mbeT-
ship of fifty-five and the junior society
seventy -one.
The Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Society o. Ninth Street Christian Churcil
was entertained last Saturday evening by
their superintendent Miss Virginia Ray
moiId. AZ her home. AT their Sunday meet