Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-22

Minnie Schmidt. were followed by games
and refreshments. Brief talks were made
by p. +. Drufy, intermediate Superin-
tendent of the District Union; Harry
Gates, president of the Emmanuel So
ciety, and John Davis. president of the
Ninth Street Society. The evening closed
with the singing of "Blest Be the Tie
and the Mizpah benediction.
The Society of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church met Wednesday at the
home of Miss Erma Hays. Rev. Earle Will
fey, Mrs. Whitley and Edward Tarring of
the District Union were present. The lat
ter spoke briefly of the approaching in
ternational Christian Endeavor conven.
ton. Two new members were received
into the society. making a total of nine
cen additions ring the past six months.
Reports were heard of the work of the
various Officers and committees and an
appropriation was made for the ASsOciat ed
Charities. The business session was fol-
lowed by games and refreshments
The Easter service of the Western Pres
byterian Society was in charge of the
music committee, Miss Charlotte Klein,
chairman. Miss Lillian Allison of the
committee. led the meeting. During the
service the Christian Endeayor choir sang
three selections, Jesus is Living Again.
.. Blessed Day. and All Hail. Emmanuel,
The personnel Of the choir is as follows
u.
Mrs. A. S Carter, Mrs. j. Fl. Beattie.
Misses Mckin. Lane, Smith and Allison,
w. H. II. Smith, Charles S. Smith.
Clements and Butterworth; pianist Miss
Klein. A quartet COMPOSED Of Mrs. A. S.
Carter, Miss NJ. E. Smith w S. Arm
strong and J. a. Butterworth sang Why
Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead? and
Misses Frances and Esther Armstrong
sang a duet entitled Blossom Bells.
The Endeavorers Of Luther Place Memo
rial Church at their April temperance
on THE Effect Of Alcohol on the Human
Body" This society held business and
social meeting last week at the home of
Mrs. H. F. Monroe.
Brookland Baptist Endeavorers at their
April business meeting voted unanimously
to continue the use of the ironclad pledge
which had been given a three-mOnth
trial by the society.
The colored Endeavorers OF the city
will hold a conference Monday at 1870
O'Clock at Peoples Congregational Church.
Gregory w. Shaed of Metropolitan A. NJ
E. Church will preside. and the devo-
tional service will be conducted by Rev.
F. ]. Grimke of Fifteenth Street Presby-
terrain Church. Addresses will be given
by P. f. Drury, superintendent of the
Union, and by Mrs. NJ. r. Peterson and
Mrs Rosa Coates. The school of methods
will take up the conservation meeting and
UNCONVENTIONAL work. and Miss e. B. Hall
will lead q conference for officers
The executive committee Of the Shiloh
Baptist Church this week appropriated
money to purchase 80 Bibles for some of
the city hospitals.
Mount Tabor Methodist Protestant So
ciety will receive number of new men,
bers tomorrow. and will install as officers
for the year: President, Mrs. Minnie
Myers; vice president, DIR. 8. Jones; re-
cording secretary, Miss Mildred Reed ::
corresponding secretary. Mrs. James
Walden, and treasurer. Miss Bessie
Barnes. Miss Lulu Cameron will be ap-
pointed delegate from the society to the
M. P. Christian Endeavor Union.
Members Of the chorus for the Atlantic
City convention will meet for rehearsal
Friday evening at o'clock, under the
street. All local singers who expect to
attend the convention are invited to at
tend this rehearsal.
Miss Harriet Harding rendered a solo
last Sunday evening before the Mt. Pleas
ant Congregational Christian Endeavor
Society, which was written by Mrs. Mel
ven and dedicated to Miss Harding. Miss
Ethel LASER accompanied Miss Harding
on the piano. Miss Wilbur played a
violin solo later in the evening. George
Bullugh will sing bass solo tomorrow
evening.