Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-01-30

monthly missionary service. and the meet
ing will be in charge of Miss Annie
Ticheno~. third vice president. 1t is ex-
pected that several Chinese from both
metropolitan NJ. E..and Calvary Baptist
Churches will be present and take part.
The Hamline League Choir Club led
the singing at the church service last
Sunday night, in accordance with the
request of the pastor, Rev. G. E. Guthrie.
1t is announced that the boys and girls
Of the Junior Chapter. a vested choir.
will sing at the church service tomorrow
night, when the pastor will preach the
fifth OF the series of sermons on Joseph.
the subject being Joseph Interpreting
Dreams. or the Spiritual Side of Current
Events"
NORTH CAPITOL. - The devotional
services last Sunday evening were in
charge of Mrs. Marshall first vice presi-
dent. pleasing solo was rendered by
Mrs. Israel.
At the business meeting held Friday
evening of last week ten new members
were admitted. They are as follows:
Mrs. Ferguson. Misses Gladys Coleman,
May Franklin. Elizabeth Graham. Mary
Pettard and 1nga and Laura Larsen. and
Messrs. John Parnell, William Ensor
and Bernard Fox.
PETWORTH-The meeting last Sun
day was one of the most interesting held
by the chapter for some time. Mr.. Hal
lenbeck led the service and gave an en-
joyable talk on the lesson. The fourth
tainment. to be given about the 18th of
February.
WAUGH.-Last Sundays devotional
service was conducted by Miss Mar
garet Snyder of Rust Hall. who gave
very interesting talk on the evenings
topic. President William A. Morris Of
the District Epworth League will adj
dress the chapter tomorrow evening
The board of control of the Washington
District Epworth League will hold in
Wesley Chapel, corner Of 9Th and +
streets northwest next Wednesday even
ing a 80 o'clock, it's monthly meeting.
The board has departed from its usual
routine of business. and has extended to
all the officers of Epworth League chap
ters III the District League q special in
vitation to be present at this meeting,
which will be particularly devoted to the
interests of league officers. Prominent
league officers will be present to address
the meeting, and an open discussion Will
be held in which all who wish to do so
are invited to participate. The district
superintendent and other prominent
evidence and 1t is believed that the serv-
ice will prove to be unusually beneficial
in every way. From the interest shown
by league officers it is probable that the
audience room will be crowded with
leaguers from all parts of the District.
The meeting IS open to all leaguers
who desire to be present, the president OF
each chapter being especially requested
TO urge the members OF Els CABINET 10 De
present
Calvary Chapter enjoyed an old-fash
toned country fair Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights, January 10 and 20. large
vacant house at l4th and Irving streets
being utilized. There were all of the
features dear to the heart of the country
man. including a Zobo band and fortune
tellers with noisy bakers. Quite sum
was realized for the league work. The
fair was under the management of the
fourth vice president. Miss Rose Osborn.
w. Fl. n. Smith of the Navy Depart
ment will deliver an illustrated lecture on
THE Voyage OF the Battleship Fleet
From Hampton Roads to the Golden
Gate" February II.
Last Sunday evenings devotional meet
ing was led by former District President
l.. l.. Derrick. Mrs. Hyam of Metropoli-
tan Chapter will discuss missions under
the topic For Loves Sake" tomorrow
Calvary membership is steadily grow
ing.