Evening star., 1912-11-21
Executive Board Named.

The members of the executive board
named today are as follows, the first
named under each church being the
pastor:
Anacostia Rev. f. l.. Bardens and
William Goodman.
Bethany: Rev. Hugh T. Stephenson
{. +. Farman and J. Z. Dawson.
Brookland: Rev. III. w. o. Millington
and c. III Etz.
Calvary: Rev. s II. Greene, S. w
Woodward. D. S. Foster. o. p. kellar,
W. \. Wilbur and G. E. Duncan.
Centennial: Rev. L. Hez Sven and r.
w. Christian.
Congress Heights: Rev. Thomas Hol-
lows.
Chevy Chase: Rev. Lorenzo Pryor.
Columbia: Rev. r. NJ. Strickler and
ID. A. Bogley.
East Washington Heights: Rev. ]. w.
Many and d. c. Fountain.
Fifth Church-Rev. j. l.. Briggs, ]. J..
Darlington, c. c. James and c. l. Cess
ford
First Church-Rev W. w. McMaster, C.
p. Grady and Newton Wanger.
Grace-Rev. f. w. Johnson, ]. D.
Simpson and A. c. Whitney.
Hyattsville-Rev. II. Z. Davis.
Emmanuel-Rev. II. W. Pinkham, P. s..
Foster and Charles Werner.
Kendall-Rev. Theron Outwater, c. A.
Muddiman and Glen T. Jones'
Maryland Avenue-Rev. p. III. Wadling-
ton and ]. !. Jones.
Metropolltan-Rev. j. G. Ball, W. s.
Kaiser and C. S. Sands.
Mount Tabor-Rev. George W. McCul-
Tough and Ed Collins.
Randle Highlands-Rev. George Blakes-
lee.
Second Church-Rev. II. B. Hewlett,
w A. Cooper and ]. s. Reynolds.
Temple Church-Rev. J. J. Muir, B. s.
Shaw and III. c. Johnson.
West Wash.ngton-Rev. B. d. Cav, w.
II. Haycock and r. A. Shinn.
New Standing Committees.
The following standing committees
were elected:
Systematic benefcence-J. j. Darling
ton, w. Goodman. W. S. Cosby, C. H.
Etz. c. p. Grady, Charles Werner, E. A
Creecy. NJ. ]. Henderson. G. H. Judd. Z.
A. Speiden. c. V. Inlay, D, c. Foun-
tain. j. D. Simpson. C. A. Muddiman,
f. r. Height, G. E. Truetf and j. T..
Carry.
Sunday schools-P. s. Foster, N. w.
Greer. W. W. Sisson. E. G. Mason, r. W.
Christian, E. s. Crown and R. E.
Fleharty.
sunday school institute. E. Briggs.
r. o. Otter5ack. D. H. Oertly, Ainsley
Hall. Giles F. Eubank. D. ]. CAN'T and
l.. A. Williams
Bible and tract distribution-C. P.
Grady. c. E. Fairman. c. G. Prentiss, n.
j. Brumbaugh and ]. F. Bolen
Digest of letters-G. II. Judd, Thomas
c. Simpson and c. r. Dean.
Order OF exercises-H. S. Pinkham, w
s. Shallenburger. r. A. Shinn. B. c.
Grayson. r. A. Ford and j. c. Ball
Obituaries-J. j. Muir W. s. Kaiser. T.
Hez Sven, j. r Mothershead and j. r.
Bradley.
Young peoples work. c. Ball, j. b
Rhodes. G. T. Shinnick. Zeb La Pelle and
X. a. Bogley.
Application of churches-B D. Cav. G
c. James. j. W. MCGUIRE F. A. RodericL
and T. III. Patterson.
Social service-F. W. Johnson. J. NJ
Long, j. +. Dawson. H. S Pinkham anf
s G. Nottingham.
Home missions-H. b. Hewlett. c. w
Needham. A. P. Rider. C. c. Barber ant
Moncure Burke.
Foreign missions-P W. Wadlington. N
j. Scarito. j. $. Reynolds, w. a. Wilbu,
and Hubert Bunyea.
Advisory committee-W. W. McMasters
Fred Beal. ]. e Richardson, H. T. Ste
phenson and Newton Wanger.
Work Among Immigrants.
Miss Buhlmaier OF Baltimore spoke lat,
Yesterday afternoon on the work Of tn,
Baptist missionaries among the immi
grants. She said that last year more thar
100000 immigrants came to this country
and she urged that the number of mis-
sionaries for Italy and other countries
from which most OF the people come, bt
increased. She said that most of the inn
migrants quickly fall into American way.
and customs. and for that reason Their
hrst associations are of great Importance
She estimated that about 400, 600 foreign
crs leave this country for their homes an