The Washington herald., 1909-05-29
EndeaTorerS to Hold Special
Services Tomorrow.
Mss DICKEY TO BE LEADER
Social Feature OF Monthly Meetings
OF Temple Baptist Society VIII Be
Continued - Rhode Island Avenue
Mp. Society Holds Pledge Meeting.
Peck Memorial Elects President.

as general secretary Of the Associated
Charities IN this city, viii speak st the
Christian Endeavor meeting al the First
Congregational Church st s:s5 o'clock To
morrow night
Mss Green has Just returned from a
nine months stay in Europe. where she
has been engss ID in the study Of social
and charitable work among the foreign
ers. Mss Dickey viii lead the meeting
TIE Endeavor topic under discussion
and the subject OF Miss Green's tax
Uiu be Foreign missions 81 home
The social feature Of the monthly busi-
ness meetings OF the Temple Baptist G.
E. Society Is proving such q success that
the permsnency Of the arrangement is
assured
At the meeting Tuesday evening three
lawn fstss were planned. the first OF
which win be held at the church early
IN June After q discussion OF the meth
DDS OF raising SO, which the society has
pledged toward the reduction Of the
church debt, the attention OF all was
absorbed n an hour OF recreation
During the social hour hot wafIies were
served under the direction OF Miss Har-
ries Shaw. the social committee chair
man This was Characteristic OF the
unique IuncheOns provided for previous
gatherings
The meeting OF the Northnlinster c. E.
Society VII be LED Sunday ny Stalker
tAfcBa1h. a missionary from Guatemala,
i1Er. McBath was formerly q member OF
the c. z Society Of the Assembly Church
which is now the Northminster.
Rhode Island Avenue n P. Endeav-
orers had a pledge meeting during the
church hour last Sunday evening. Music
was fnterspersed through the programme.
The pledge was considered IN three parts
by Rev. J. NJ. Gil, J. IL Pickens, and
J o. Steele
Calvary Baptist Young Peoples and
intermediate societies held g. union meet
ing on Tuesday evening Itswas led by
the intermediate president, Marion A
Walters.
At the Nay business meeting, following
the prayer service. the treasurer re
ported that the Young Peoples Society
had contributed $50 70 missions since
y
icommittee announced a lecture by Dr.
Chamberlain, who has been On the China
mission field for twenty-five years. 10 bt
given On Friday evening OF this week
Charles Thadin has been elected preSi
dent Of the Peck Memorial Chapel so
ciety. Els assistants are Mrs. E. II
LEM. vice president; c. z. Rollins, sec
retaTy, and Mrs II Meyers. treasurer.
The Young Peoples and the Junior 50
cieties Of the United Brethren Msm0ris
Church held e joint meeting last SUn
day evening under the leadership c
Miss Caroline Martin. superintendent c
the juniors.
The junior orchestra played and Mis-
Madeline Cornish and Mss Alice Mich
ols gave recitations. The leaders tai
was illustrated on the blackboard. Mis-
CIydus SIorriss. OF the Young People
Society. sang a solo, and combinatio
recitation and solo was given by Misse
Elsie Nichols and Mary Lineback-
ST. Paul Lutheran Endeavorers, JUNO
and senior. net together last Sunda
evening. and during the church sery
ice hour discussed the regular Christia
Endeavor. topic, Lessons from the bird
and flowers
The quartet choir Of the church an
the junior vested choir Of girls sang
The pulpit was decorated with flower!
and a number Of singing birds helped
bring The topic more forcibly to tn
minds OF those present
Monday evening the mission stud
class Of the Covenant Christian En-
deavor Society concluded its study Of II
book. The Nearer and Farther East.
a unique itinerary. designed by the d
rector Of the class. Miss Isabella CamI
bell, had been sent 70 each membe
and there was a large attendance. tn
chapel was fitted up 10 represent the II
terror Of the twin-screw ocean steame
CovenanteT. There was an invitin
promenade deck. and n the saloon wer
maps and charts made and used for II
study OF the book. also flags and pic
tures Of missionary schools. chuNche
and scenes.
Benjamin r. Johnson was conducto
instructing the passengers in points
special interest in each country.
During the voyage the following Lex
1ures were given: '8dohammedan fait
and practice" by Abdul Fatah "a !
Kahler); The future Of Islam" by Mis
H Witten: Palestine" Miss L Fit
Gerald, and 'aThe political situation
the East" By Mr.. r Chatterton-
Two books were presented TO the teael
er, Mss Campbell, as a token OF II
claSs's appreciation Il was the unsn
nous desire expressed by the class ths
she be their teacher again next fan
the mission study class.
The value Of missions was brought oJ
and a general review OF the book accou
plished BY the class (passengers) answe
ing the questions and objections OF q fe
low-passenger, who opposed and objecte
70 missions
last Sunday evening the c. E. societ
Of the First Bapsist Church enjoyed
visit from President StarrR-t. OF the e
deavor Union. whose words OF grseti1
ana announcement were appreciate
Miss Elizabeth Harris. one Of the younl
est members Of the society. led the NEE
ing There was special music by q
Christian EndeayOr choir The sociei
has been making systematic gains
membership for & number Of weeks.
Volunteers to Hold Memorial.
Annual memorial exercises wiz be he
Sunday evening at the Cavalry Bspti
Church by the Survivors Association
the District Of Columbia Al Disri
volunteers OF 1861 and msmbers Of 4