The Washington herald., 1911-03-19
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.

Calvary Baptist intermediate c. f.
Society will hold an subcommittee
social at the church, on Friday evening.
| March "a. when every committee of the
society will come together to transact
such business as may he brought before
II. A pleasant social time is promised for
a part of the evening with the social
committee in charge Of the entertainment
The Society of Eastern Presbyterian
Church conducted the midweek prayer
service at the Presbyterian Home We'd
nesday evening. the topic being The
three missionary needs-prayers, men,
and money" Mr.. ReXfOrd Holmes gave
an interesting talk on Mission work in
many lands, and the service was fol-
lowed by a short musical programme.
The Young Peoples Circle of Christian
Endeavor Of the Rhode Island Avenue
Methodist Protestant Church will give
a mystic social" at the church on Sat
urday evening. March =. The social will
have novel features which it is promised
will meet with the approval of e cry one
who attends. AL friends of the society
are invited. 1t is essential to the success
OF the affair that all guests be present at
7:6 o'clock.
Brookland Baptist c. f. Society and
Brookland Methodist Epworth League
will hold a joint meeting tomorrow even
ing at $50 in the Baptist church. The ser
vice will be in charge of Mr.. Charles
Springer, Of the Epworth League.
The Washington chorus which is to
sing at the Atlantic City c. f. conven-
ton will meet for practice on Friday,
March 81, at o'clock. in the music room
of the Percy S. Foster Piano Company,
1880 G. street
The lexington Presbyterian Society at
its March business meeting heard the
reports of its committee chairmen for
the past six months and elected new
officers as follows: President, Mr.. Arthur
RedheId: vice president, Miss Maud
Aiken; treasurer, Mr.. Donald Stroh;
secretary, Miss Ida Bean: delegate,
Mr.. Emmit Lewis; pianist, Miss Marie
Trail. The business session was fol-
lowed by banquet given by the losers
in the society's recent contest, the blue
conugent, in honor of the red side. The
subjects Of toasts were, How we won,"
Miss Rooms; How We lost" Miss
The dangers of old age" Mr.. Speidel;
Our ladies'" Mr.. Redfeld: Christian
Endeavor Ideals Rev. NJ. Brundage.
First Congregational Society, Section B.
will be visited tomorrow by Mr.. P. F
Drury. of the District Union. Later he
will talk to Section A concerning the
Atlantic City convention.
March business meeting on Tuesday, at
the home of Mrs. Warren, in Willard
street.
The Young Peoples and intermediate
c. f. societies of st. Paurs Lutheran
Church make a practice of distributing
printed cards at the door of the church
to announce their meetings, and to Sc
cure from visitors information for the
use Of the social committee of the Young
Peoples Society.
The flower committee of the Eastern
Presbyterian Society, under the direction
of the executive officers. recently visited
the Children's Hospital. The children's
hearts were gladdened by gifts of toys
pleasant hour cutting paper dolls with
the tots.
Mr.. c. w. Ashbaugh, a graduate of
the Karl Lehman School OF C. E.
methods and a busy member of the
Knox Memorial United Presbyterian
Society, has moved from the city and will
be missed by his Endeavor friends.
The c. K. mission study class of I'M
manuel Baptist Society completed on
Thursday its study OF THE advance in
tho Antilles" and has arranged to take
up next Thursday. The why and how