The Washington herald., 1911-10-01
CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR

Mr.. Percy T Chadbourne. who retired
last week as president of the First
Congregational society, will be married
this evening in Wisconsin.
An Intermediate Christian Endeavor
Society was organized last Sunday even
ing at Vermont Avenue Christian Church.
with the following officers: Tully Garner
president; Margaret Whitley vice presi-
dent: Ernestine Spiker. secretary, and
Airline Baker. treasurer. Mrs Earle
Whitley will act as superintendent of the
new society, which will hold its meet
ings on Sunday evenings at $50 o'clock
At Ingram Memorial Congregational
Church, the usion meetings of the c. E.
societies were closed last Sunday. and
the Young Peoples Society will hold a
rally tomorrow evening at o'clock in
the east room of the church.
The First Methodist Protestant Chris
tian Endeavor Society will reorganize in
a meeting to be held tomorrow even
ing at 6:45 o'clock The revival service
which begins at this church tomorrow
will have an Esdeavor week, beginning
October Is. when Rev. Enos Bacon, the
yorkshire Nightingale" who was heard
a the Atlantic City convention. will as
sist the pastor, Rev. W. a. Melvin.
The Young Peoples Society of Fiji
teenth Street Christian Church will hold
their annual rally tomorrow evening.
on which occasion Union Vice President
D. c. Davis will speak to them.
At Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church, Rev. Frank j. Goodwin will
lead the meeting of the Young Peoples
Society tomorrow evening at $50
o'clock. and will install as officers of the
society for the year Mr.. Bruce Cleve-
land, president Miss EmeIyn Shedd vice
president: Mr.. II. p. Greenewald, re-
cording secretary. and Miss Helen Far
rington, corresponding secretary.
A reorganization of the Esd<avor So
ciety of the West Street Presbyterian
Church was effected at the church last
night. and the first prayer meeting will
be held tomorrow evening.
TO-morrow's meeting OF Emmanuel Bap-
fist intermediate. Society will be led by
the prayer meeting committee. chairman.
Miss Bertha Clements. and Mr.. A. Owen
Penny will render a solo. Rev H. s.
Pinkham will install, as new officers, Mr.
Clements, vice president; Mr.. Robert Et-
tenger, recording secretary; Miss Eu-
genia Mauldin. corresponding secretary;
Mr.. Milton Simpson, treasurer; Mr.. Ray
mond Johnson, delegate to c. Z. Union;
Miss Ethel Maffett, pianist; Mr.. Herbert
head usher. and as chairmen
of committees Miss Bertha Clements,
prayer meeting; Miss Ruth NJ. ROBBERS,
lookout; Miss Recyl Birchfield, social; !
Mr.. Frederick Hammer, correspondent, |
and Miss Virginia Raymond. adviser. !
The sunshine committee of Reforma- !
scrapbooks and distributing them among !
children in the hospitals.
The First Baptist Society will hold its |
last fall outing this afternoon at Great
Falls.
Union President H. NJ. Gilman will |
speak tomorrow evening to the En-
1eavorers of the Young Peoples Society |
Of Takoma Park Presbyterian Church.
At First Congregational Church, Miss
Iilda Ulrickson, who was delegate from
This society to the Silver Bay mission
iry conference in July, and Miss Bell,
he representative of the Mount Pleasant
Society, spoke last Sum
lay evening. The meeting tomorrow
will be in charge of Mr.. Arnold P.
Yerkes.
The society of North Carolina Avenue
Methodist Protestant Church gave a sue
,essful social to the members of the
church last Tuesday evening. 1t was /
preceded by a business meeting and L
election of officers. when Miss Myrtle /
Scofield was chosen president for the
coming year: Mr.. c. A. Best, vice presi-
lent: Miss Mary Allen, recording sscre- L