Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-29
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missioner Of the District, will deliver an
address at the May meeting Of the Dis
trict Christian Endeavor Union Monday
evening on Financial Problems Of Re-
lig1ous Organization and Their Solution"
Systematic Society Finances il to be
the general theme Of the evening. and
the plans Of q number OF societies will be
presented briefly in a conference by
treasurers ana other officers Of the So
ciet1es. The subject Is one Of broad in
terest. ana II IS expected the meeting will
be well attended. Because Of the success
Of the sectional meetings Of recent
months. which have been held in the
less central portions of the city. It has
been arranged to hold this meeting in the
Lutheran Church of the Reformation at
I'd and B streets southeast. convenient to
Pennsylvania avenue and East Capitol
street cars. Rev. Frank j. Goodwin,
pastor Of the Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tion Church. will close the meeting with a
short talk on Our Best Service"
The offer Of The Star, announced yes
terday. to include the excursion from
Washington to the coming International
Christian Endeavor Convention at Allan
tic City among its free vacation trips has
opened the way for q number Of En-
deavorers to attend the convention who
otherwise would not have been able to
go. The offer includes all necessary OK
penses for the week Of the convention,
July 6-12
The Alpha Christian Hndeavor So
cIety OF the Ninth Street Christian
Church will hold poverty" social
next Friday evening. when the judges
will require forfeits Of those who are
round 70 have given too great atten-
ton to their personal appearance. A
feature Of the evening Will be talk
Christian Church, Baltimore superin-
tendent OF Christian Endeavor Of the
Disciples churches Of Maryland, Della
ware and the District Of Columbia.
Temple Baptist c. e. Society has chosen
the following officers to serve for the six
Button: vice president. ]. B. Kingsbury:
secretary. Rudolph Bender; treasurer,
Arthur Acker: corresponding secretary,
Miss Virginia Henkel: junior superintend-
ens MISS Esteile Eaton; press agent.
Ivan: assistant pianist. Mrs. Charles
Shafer; delegate to union, BENJAMIN c.
Goodman; also the following committee
s smi,h ,oo. PRAYER meeting. Herbert d.s
Miss Lillian Burket: missionary, Esper
Urner: temperance, III. l. Littlejohn, and
music. Miss Ruth Sullivan.
The Washington Heights Presbyterian
Junior c. e. Society will be addressed
del Of the lexington Church on the sub
ject, Immigrant Children"
Edward Tarring, transportation man.
'ager OF the District of Columbia Chris
tian Endeavor Union, went yesterday to
Atlantic City to arrange for accommoda-
tions for the delegates from the local So
cieties who will attend the International
Christian Endeavor Convention in July.
The officers of the United Society Of
at the convention city next week con-
corning the program and other features
Of the great gathering.
First Baptist Society will have as its
leader for tomorrow's missionary meet
ing Dr.. g. C. Samson.
Horace M. Gilman. vice president OF
the District c. e. Union, was a visitor
to last Sundays meeting Of the Beta
G: e. Society Of the 9th Street Christian
Church.
Members Of First Congregational c.
E. Society are preparing two tennis
courts for the use of the society. and
will have them ready for play within
few days.
The mission study class Of Emmanuel
Baptist Young Peoples Society at its
meeting Thursday evening will hear OF
present conditions in Cuba and the An
titles from Mrs. Horace Clark. who has
recently been travelling in those coun-
tries.
The intermediate Christian Dndeavor
Society Of Emmanuel Baptist Church has
changed its hour OF meeting to 6:46