The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-06-18
CHRISTIAN ENDEAvOR NOTES.

The Christian Endeavor Institute and
Recreation Assembly. TO be held at Pen
Mar July Is to p. is now uppermost in the
minds of Washington Endeavorers- The
young people are enthusiastic over the
good features OF the plans Of the Mary
land Union. which has succeeded In ar
ranging a summer assembly at resort
attractive in location and amusement
features and convenient 10 Washington.
The programme includes morning and
short evening sessions only, and leaves
the afternoons open for rest and amuse-
ments. Rev. Elliot Field, of Wissahickon,
Pa. will have charge of the mission
work Among the societies TO send rep
resentatives, already reported. are I'M
manuel Baptist, First Presbyterian. Ninth
Street Christian, Berwyn Presbyterian,
Vermont Avenue Christian, Covenant
Presbyterian, Takoma Park Presbyterian.
and Eastern Presbyterian.
The society OF Vermont Avenue Chris
tan Church viii give a social next Tues
day evening, June q, at the church. The
plans are in charge OF Miss Blanche Daw.
West Street Presbyterian and United
Brethren Memorial Endeavor societies
will be visited tomorrow evening by off,
GERS Of the District Union
The retiring executive committee Of
the Christian Endeavor Society OF East
ern Presbyterian Church at its last meet
ing subscribed 50 toward the coming
years contributions of this society for
the work of the Presbyterian Missionary
Boards Mrs. :. 3. D. Rollins. chairman
of the sOciety's mission committee, is
making large plans for the work TO be
accomplished BY her committee This
society will continue lis meetings
throughout the summer, and expects 10
have at least two representatives at the
PENN assembly. A Fourth Of July
picnic VIII be held at Great Falls.
Fifteenth Street Christian Endeavorers
recently heard an interesting essay by
young people" Material had been Sc
cured from Y. NJ c. A. and Y. w. c. 4.
secretaries and Christian Endeayor head
quarters. Misses Claudia Owen and Miss
Lucy Hopkins sang a duet.
The young people of United Presbyte-
rian Church, meeting AT present in
tent at the intersection Of Georgia and
New Hampshire avenues. have organized
a Christian Endeavor Society and have
chosen William W. Gibson president
Shiloh Baptist Endeavorers will hold
mass melting in the interest Of temper
ance tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at the church. Arrangements are In
charge of Mrs. P. H. Donoho, chairman
of the society's temperance committee.
Rev c. p. Wiles. superintendent, and
George L Chandler, secretary, of the
citizenship department of the Christian
Endeavor Union. will speak. James b.
Moss viii preside
Twenty-Five members Of the society Of
the Vermont Avenue Christian Church
met this week at the home of Miss Ar
dele Payne for the monthly business and
heard good reports from several COM
mittees Miss Payne was elected corre-
spending secretary. The society voted TO
send a delegate to Pen-Mar and chose
the president. Miss Katherine Sunny,
as its representative. 1t was found that
at least six other members Of the society
plan 10 attend the institute Mr. Grin
nell and Miss Pauline Braddock were Sc
lected to head the committee to make
preparations for the third Fourth of July
picnic.
The intermediate Society of Ninth Street
Christian Church entertained members
and friends at a social last week.
The tennis tournament between First
Congregational and Vermont Avenue
Christian societies shows to date the fol-
lowing scores: Stuart. Congregational.
defeated s. Jennings, Christian, 60, 4-6,
60; Grinnell and Winchester Christian.
defeated Chadbourue and Swift. Congre.
gational. 6-1. rs; Grinnen Christian.
defeated Gilbert, Congregational. Ga.
10-S; Spiker and Ref, Christian, defeated
Stuart and Gates, Congregational 6-s,
60; Yerkes. Congregational defeated
Spiker, Christian, ST., 6-3, So: jennings
brothers. Christian. defeated Chadbourne
and Woods, Congregational, rs. e.:
Ref. Christian. defeated Cave. Congre-
gational; Winchester. Christian. defeated
Chadbourne, Congregational e.. s4:
Miss Bone. Christian, defeated Miss Skin,
ner. Congregational, Go. 81; Miss Bone
and Ref. Christian defeated Miss Ross
and Gilbert, Congregational, I2-10. Es,
81; Yerkes. Congregational, defeated
Grinnell, Christian, &c GO. rs