The Washington herald., 1910-11-22
ENDEAVORBRS dine
FIELD SECRETARY
Successful Mem bership Cam
paign Brought to Close.

Closing a successful three weeks cam
paign of the Christian Endeayor Society,
the purpose of which was TO strengthen
the forces in this city. Field Secretary
Karl Lehman and Mrs. Lehman were
rendered a farewell banquet and recep-
ton last night at the Calvary Baptist
Church by the District union
E. p. Gates, president of the District
Christian Endeavor Union. presided as
tOastmasteT. The address of welcome
was made by Rev. DR.. S. H. Greene.
pastor of Calvary Church. Others who
spoke were Miss Rosa p MeTtZ, presi-
dent of the Calvary Church Christian
Endeavor Society; D. G. Davis vice
president OF the District Union; Horace
NJ. Gilman. secretary of the District
Union Rexford l.. Holmes. supeTin-
tendent of the extension department. +.
S. Druary and W E. BraithaWaite, OF
the musical department; f. Z, Onsy.
Miss Fern Hoskins. Miss Agnes Suman.
superintendent of the junior department;
Herman c. Metcalf, J. NJ Piekins, o. p.
Kellar, Edward Tarring. A. ". Starrett,
Rev J. I. Huddle pastor of ST. Paul's
Lutheran Church.
At the close Of the addresses Mrs. Leh-
mann thanked the union for the atten-
ton shown them during her visit 10
Washington and the spirit with which
they handled the campaign.
Mr.. Lehman. who followed. took as
his subject, our work In Washington. "
That much work had been done, he adj
mitted. but that great deal more ought
to be done he. likewise. was forced TO
admit. lie urged the union to keep mp
the good work they are doing. 10 organ
iZe societies whenever the opportunity az
f0rded and 10 keep alive that spark which
was enkindled in the hearts OF the pres
ent workers. During the three weeks
campaign. he stated, he had presided at
hfty-seven exercises and was instrumental
in organizing several societies. both
white and colored.
Diplomas Are Awarded.
Mr.. Lehman announced the presenta-
ton OF diplomas 10 the sixty-nine
graduates Of the Christian Endeavor
School OF Methods VINO have at
tended nine sessions Of the school and
have obtained satisfactory grades in the
examinations. Tire diplomas bore the
signatures Of DR.. Francis +. Clark presi-
dent Of the United Society Of Christian
EndeavOr: Karl Lehman. Christian En-
deavor field secretary. and the president
and secretary Of the District Union.
Tho graduates are Vesta NJ. Tucker.
Lucy A. Bast. Fern HOskins. Estelle
Eaton. John A. Davis, Alice Rideout,
Miss a. G. Began. Frank NJ. Stephen
Laura A. Skinner, Anna NJ Lynch.
Clarence J. Spiker. Frank r. Long HaT-
~ r. WEIGH. Daisy Reeves. +. r.
Gates. Herbert c. George. Rose Nj.
Bright, Horace NJ Gilman. Leah L. FL
wood, Celestine B. Hodges. Anna J. Lii
lard. Emma b. Hall. Lauretta NJ Zut-
Ter, Perry Michaels, Ell c. Trumbower
ir parmelee Fairchild Drury, Elsie
Douglas Lord, A " Starratt. Ethel o
Vestal, Sadie Y. Lynn. J. r Moss. Annie
Ayres Amy ". Little Charles B. Ling
anfelter, Herbert r. Smith, 5. Dorothea
Hawley. Louise f Roberts. Viola r
ReeCe. Alton q. Grinen. Myrtle l.. Scho-
field. Katherine SUNNY. Jane G. Pid-
geon. Bertha Frances Den. Ardell Payne
d. G. Davis. Virginia la Four Raymond
Ruth de Ia Montague, Ella u. Fsicouer
Clarence NJ, Ashbaugh. Rose Mertz, Nir
ginIa z. Grsyson, Owea p. Keilar Ly
dia O. Summan. c. Virginia Mayfield
Birdie b. hin. Eunice r. Hartley, Bruce
Cleveland. Grace ROsenbaum. Grace Ad-
ans, Rexferd Louie Holmes. Eva Hurd
HoIep s Ellis Gertrude T. Cottle A
r. Mechem, William H. Kaufman. HaT-
~ J. Walther. ". z. Braithwaite. and
Ruth Rebecea De Lauder
Mr. and Mrs Lehman VIII leave
Washington tonight for Indiana. where
they viii open the Christian EndeayoT
campaign Thanksgiving night.