Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-08-05
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~ HE Young Peoples Society of Chris
Ill tan Endeavor of Calvary Baptist
Church will conduct a meeting al
Camp Good Will tomorrow afternoon at
5 o'clock. AS the society has no other
meeting tomorrow it is expected that a
large number OF it's members will go to
the camp The arrangements for the
meeting are in charge of Miss Rosa p.
Mertz. chairman of the missionary COM
mittee of the society.
Echoes of the Atlantic City convention
will be heard tomorrow in the regular
meetings of the Chevy Chase Baptist and
II Street Christian Societies. Mr. Hor-
acc NJ. Gilman, president of the District
Union, is TO speak for the last named So
ciety.
Senior societies of Christian Endeavor
are composed OF those who have had ex-
rerience in Christian Endeavor work, but
have ceased to participate actively in
the young peoples societies Senior So
cieties have no other prayer meeting than
the regular midweek church service The
first senior society to be organized in
Washington was that at the Ingram Me-
rorial Congregational Church. which So
ciety. is now entering upon the third year
Of its work with the following new Off
GERS: a. j. Richards, president A. r.
Taylor vice president: George Watt. r.
coidinS secretary: Miss H NJ. Wright,
corresponding secretary; George Morgan,
treasurer.
nj Socia,,- ~
English Lutheran Church will meet to-
morrow at the home of Miss Agnes f.
Suman, adviser OF that society.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Mount Zion Baptis; Church. at Bethesda
90 which church Rev. NJ. G. Leaman is
pastDr elected at its July business meet
ing fo- president, Horace E. Howes; vice
president, Miss Edna Bean: secretary.
Miss Maggie Bean: treasurer w Willard
Rohey: delegate to the District Union,
j. w. Morrison. and the following COM
Chick; prayer meeting Mrs NJ G. Lea
man: social. Miss Ethel Pate: flower
Miss Myrtle Dean.
The Young Peoples Society of Mount
Pleasant CONGREGATIONAL Church conduct
ed meeting last Sunday afternoon at
Camp Good VIII.
The Endeavorers Of Vermont Avenue
Christian Church will hold their August
business meeting next Tuesday at Somer
set, Md. The start for the country will
be made at o'clock and a picnic sup
per will be eaten on the ground before
the meeting
Mr F. E. Oney for two years presi
dent Of ST. Paul's Lutheran Young Peo-
PIES Society. left the city this week. and
IN September will begin his studies for the
ministry at Gettysburg College Until
new president can be elected Mr.. J. w.
Hunziker, vice president of the society,
will act in Mr.. Oneys place.
The society Of Kendall Baptist Church
greatly entoyed a talk last Sunday even
ing BY Miss Marion Talbot on KIN
dergartens in Many Lands Special mu-
sic was also a feature of the program.
The Intermediate and Young Peoples
Christian Endeavor societies OF Imman-
uaI Baptist Church are holding Joint
meetings this month, under the auspices
Of the intermediate society. The program
for last Sundays meeting included an
address by Miss Maude Stinson, assistant
superintendent of junior wor'k of the
District Union.
Miss Grace Townsend, secretary OF the
Florida Christian Endeavor Union. will
he In Washington until after Wednes-
Gay and will be glad to see her Christian
Endeavor friends at the home of Mrs.
s. A. Swindens. on Macon1b street. Cleve-
land Park.
Officers OF the District Christian E.,l-
de2voT Union are In be FOUND at union
headouarters in the Bond building on the
afternoons of the following days Treas
urer ard superintendent of missionary de-
partment Monday: assistant; secretary,
Tuesday; SUPERINTENDENT Of the interme-
date fepartuert Wedne-slay: suneiii:-
tcrfea- IF the press Department, Thurs
a. vice president. Friday.