Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-05-06
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~ RESIDENT y. c. DAVIS of the
~ District Christian Endeavor Union
~ appointed this week a committee
to nominate officers to serve the union
for one year from July 1. The committee
will report June ). It is made up of Rev.
F.. L. Beauchamp. Mount Tabor Metho-
dist Protestant Church: Miss Rose Bright,
Luther Place Memorial Lutheran; l. X.
Clark ir, Friends Bruce Cleveland.
Mount Pleasant Congregational; O. p
Kellar. Calvary Baptist: Miss LIE Due,
United Presbyterian, A. 3. Logan. United
Presbyterian: Mr.. Lupton, Friends; A b
MeChem. First Presbyterian; Rev. George
\. Miller Ninth street Christian; j. X
Moss, Shiloh Baptist; A., 3. Mess, Church
of the Reformation; j. NJ. Pickens Yer
mont Avenue Christian; Miss Rose Reed,
United Brethren: Miss Myrtle Schofe!d.
North Carolina Avenue Methodist l'rotes-
tant: ". V Spessard, United Brethren;
J. Paul TAYLOR. Church of the Covenant,
and Miss Wright. Ingram Congregational.
The committee will be organized at its
first meeting. May 10
The May business meeting Of the Yer
mont Avenue Christian Society will be
held Tuesday evening, at the home Of Mr..
G. c. Ref
The society of Brookland Baptist
Church will change its hour of meeting to
I o'clock, beginning tomorrow.
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The Intermediate Society of the Wash
ington Heights Presbyterian Church re-
ports the addition OF eleven new members
during four months. Officers have been
elected as follows TO serve for one year:
Miss Helen Monroe, president: Miss Jean
nett Hough. vice president; Miss Frances
Brady. secretary; Miss Jessie Robinson
treasurer.
The societies received into the District
Union this week included section Il of the
society of the First Congregational
Church. and the Intermediate Society Of
the Park Road Methodist Protestant
Church.
Mount Tabor Methodist Protestant So
ciety will hold its monthly business meet
ing Wednesday, reception service was
held last Sunday for seven new members
The Christian Endeavor Society of
Berwyn Presbyterian Church will send as
delegates to the Atlantic City convention
In July Mrs. William Rock and Mrs Ell
more Power. The society secured funds
for the expense of its delegates at an en-
tertainmcnt given recently.
Emmanuel Baptist Intermediates Society
will hold business meeting at the church
this society participated in Mrs. Jarlev's
Wax Works. which was given last night
for the benefit of the bows club of the
Sunday school.
AT the close OF April the society of the
West Street Presbyterian Church dis
banded
The Church of the Reformation Society
received four new members at its meet
ing last Sunday
The Washington Christian Endeayor
chorus for the Atlantic City convention
began work at its last meeting on the
special numbers which it will have on the
program. II is expected to have full at
tendance at the future rehearsals which
are to be held in the Foster building. 133O
G street
The tennis club of the First Conereea-
tional society has challenged the Climb az
the Vermont Avenue Christian C,h,,rch
for tournament consisting of ladies'
singles and doubles. mems singles and
on the new courts of the first-named so
ciety May 80.
All E;ndeavor societies in the District
are expected to send to Distric, I-ninn
headquarters before May Is their renn,ts
for the increase and betterment'' cam
paign, showing membership of the sooie
ties July l. 1909. and at present The
figures will be used in the reports IN he
MADE at the coming international copven-
ton.