The Washington herald., 1912-04-20
Christian En6eavor.

The third year Of Rev. F. T. Benson's
service at Rhode Island Avenue Metho-
dish Protestant Church will begin to-
morrow and he will on this occasion
conduct the meeting Of the Young Peo-
pies Society. The society, at a busi-
ness meeting held Monday evening ar
ranged to give a strawberry festival at
the church on Wednesday, May l.
The fourth of a series Of lessons on the
Christian virtues will be studied by En-.
deavorers in to-morrows, meetings for
which the topic Is Perseverance" The
scripture reading is Gal Wills.
A supper was given to members of
Calvary Baptist Young Peoples Society
at the church on Tuesday evening, and
was followed by a debate of mock seri-
Gus character on She subject. Resolved.
That suffragists are q menace TO public
good" Misses Whett, Nellie Hallam,
and Jocxins. and Messrs. Getsinger, Nor
timer, Herring and Hughes participated.
The c. E. prayer-meeting at o'clock
was conducted by DR.. s. H. Greene, pas
tor.
The executive committee of Kendall
Baptist Society will meet tomorrow in
preparation for the societyis business
meeting on Tuesday evening.
A Junior c. E. Society will be organ
lied tomorrow at o'clock by the En-
deavorers OF Mount Moriah Baptist
Church.
At Pen-Mar. Nd, the Maryland Chris
tian Endeayor Union is planning to hold
its second summer institute" in the
month OF July. At the first session,
held in 1910, a number Of Washington
pastors and Endeavorers took part and
representatives Of many Washington So
cietIes were In attendance. President
Edgar T. Read OF the Maryland Union
will come to Washington within few
days and outline to the local Endeavor-
ers his plans in full
New tennis courts for the use Of the
Endeavorers OF First congregational
Church are being urged by the members,
many Of whom spent many pleasant
hours on the two courts Prepared by
the society last year. The old courts
are no longer available and a new site
must be secured.
lexington Presbyterian Society, through
its lookout committee, has presented to
members VINO Fave DCGu EGkulhE
tendance and participation since Noyem-
Der l, c. z. seal pins. The successful mem-
bers were Miss Jessie Koons. Miss Elsie
Moore, Miss Annis Zepp, Mr.. Maurice
Bradley, and Mr.. Frank McChesney.
A spring social. the last social of the
season, will be given by the Young Peo-
pIe's Society Of Mount Pleasant Congrega-
tionaI Church on the evening OF April
s. The social committee promises a de-
lightful entertainment.
Four Endeavor societies will unite in
the organization on. Monday evening Of
a class 20 study Korea in Transition"
The class will be in charge of Miss
Emma B. Hall
The intermediate Society Of RiverdaIe
Presbyterian Church is aiding In the
construction Of q Sunday school house.
The society has received two members
during the month.
The W. C. T. U. and the C. E. Society
OF NinetDenth Street Baptist Church
ing. 1t Is expected that greater ef-
icieney In the temperance work OF the
society will result.
quarter century OF work is the record
Of the C. z. Society Of Gunton-Temple
Presbyterian Church, which will cele-
brate its twenty-hfth anniversary next
month. A special meeting to consider
plans for the occasion viii be held by
the society tomorrow. The place made
vacant by the resignation OF the presi-
dent will be filed by Vice President
o. T. Wright until the next regular
successful afternoon Sunday school
in a court near the church Is being
conducted by the missionary committee
OF the Society OF Peoples Congregational
Church.
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