Evening star., 1913-12-06
Gpmortb league Rotes.

an RS E. E. MARSHALL. former Sec
J~t ond vice president of the Washing
ton District Epworth League was the
recipient recently of a basket of fruit
and box of chrysanthemums from her
friends of McKendree Epworth League.
Mrs. Marshall is at a sanatorium in
Maryland, and . this remembrance was
taken to her by Miss Kittie e. Montague.
third vice president of McKendree
League.
Has God a Plan for My Life?" is the
topic for the league devotional meetings
tomorrow evening.
Mr.. H. 8. Omohundro. president of the
Conference Epworth League. will lead
the league service at Foundry NJ. r.
Church tomorrow evening at o'clock.
Mr.. Donald d. Simpson will conduct the
devotional meeting Of Chevy Chase Chap
ter tomorrow evening.
Miss Ross. deaconess. will speak at
Hamline Chapter devotional service. A
very interesting address on Immigrants
in America" was given Sunday evening
by Mr.. Mark A Watson.
An Automatic Social will be given by
Hamline Chapter Friday evening, Decem-
Der ID. which promises to be an interest
ing affair. Every young person in the
church will be present. IL plans succeed
Strengthening interest and enthusiasm
II is reported, are becoming manifest
among the young folks of Douglas Chap
ter. and the leaders Of the devotional
meetings are facing well filled benches
every Sunday evening, due largely, 1t Is
| said to the energetic leadership of Mr..
Andrew Gross. second vice president Mr..
Gross and Miss Boss led the service Sun
| day evening, stimulating interest in the
cause OF the immigrant. A novel remind
er of the service was the distribution OF
, paper Keys bearing on one side the words.
| The Key to the Situation and on the
other side. Missionary intelligence.
President Char.es F. Linger of the Dis
trict Epworth League will address Doug
| las chapter at its devotional service to-
morrow evening at 80 o'clock. Mr.. Les
| ter L. Schnare, the District second vice
president, will speak before Dumbarton
Chapter the same evening. Douglas Chap
ter VIII hold a business meeting next Fri
day evening. Its mission study class will
meet at 7:30 O'Clock Tuesday evening
| under the leadership of Miss BraxtOn
| Howell. Dumbarton Chapters mission
study class considered the geography OF
| India at its meeting this week, while Sum
/ day II VIII take up the history of that
| country.
The District mission study class for the
second departments of Epworth League
| chapters has completed a seven-week
| course of study of William p. Shriver' s
book on 'lmmigI ant Forces all the
members of the class feeling greatly ben
efitted by the information gained from
| the study.
| The District board of control meeting
| held Wednesday evening was well at
| tended. many chapters reporting large in
! creases in membership and general activ-
!, ity. Miss Lula Jett Of Metropolitan Chap
/, ter, was e.ected District superintendent
! Of junior leagues to succeed Mrs. II. c.
| Long. banquet TO all league officers
| OF chapters will be given January IA al
| the Y. NJ c. A. building. A civic affairs
committee was appointed, consisting OF
| Messrs r. ID. Burbank, III. A. Leef and
h NJ. Ryce. TO be standing committed
TO keep the District organizat'o on in touch
/ with matters of public interest and of
social welfare Of the District of Columbia.