Evening star., 1914-04-18

ties" is the topic for the Epworth League
devotional meetings tomorrow evening.
Trinity Epworth League Chapter held a
unique and beautiful Easter morning
service Sunday at $50 am. at which
about $50 members of Anacostia, Douglas,
McKendree and Trinity chapters were
present. The subject was very ably han
died. Two Easter selections were rem
dered by the league choir. After the
meeting breakfast was served in the
basement of the church, followed by a
social hour until the Sunday school hour.
The District first vice president l.. l..
Schnare was present.
Mr.. Chesley director Of the boys de-
partment of the Young Mems Christian
Association. will speak at the Douglas
Epworth League service tomorrow even
ing, with Mr. Chris E. Mullady, the re-
elected treasurer Of the chapter, as lead
err The public is invited to attend.
Arrangements for the coming annual
convention of the Epworth leagues OF the
District are progressing nicely. Ihe
speakers and program will probably be
announced within the coming week. The
sessions will be held Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings, May II and 13, at
Douglas Memorial NJ. q. Church, 1lth and
II streets northeast.
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A meeting will be held in the chapel of
the Concordia Evangelical Lutheran
Church tomorrow at the close Of the morn
ing services for the election OF trustees
to the church council. All members OF
the congregation are especially requested
to attend this meeting.
At the First Baptist Church, 18th and
o streets. a patriotic service. to Whlch
the Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton are especially invited, will be held
tomorrow at IL o'clock.
Rev. Dr. r. G. Boville of New York.
national director Of the Daily Vacation
Bible School Association, will denver the
address of the occasion.
Brigadier William Escott, divisional
commander of the southeastern dlvlslon
of the Salvation Army, with headquarters
at $50 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, Is MAKING
commander, Miss Booth, April 26.
The Belasco Theater has been secured
and Miss Booth will lecture at 3 pm: on
my Father 1t will be the life story
The annual gathering of the members
of the Mems Club of st. Marks Church,
Capitol Hill. their wives ana woman
friends Thursday was success.
Two of the important features OF this
club are the annual turkey dinner in
December which is presided over by the
women, and ladies night" known also
as ''the annual gathering"
The meeting was formally called to
order by the president Mr.. d: w. Gall,
who dweit upon the work of the club in
its two years of existence, and while
his talk was in a humorous strain, yet
he emphasized the Importance of mem
bership In such organizations, saying
men made better husbands, better sons
and better neighbors by their associa-
tions in such organizations. In fact, he
advised the young women present, in Sc
lecting husband, to make it important
that her intended should be man OF
good standing in some respectable club
like st. Marks Men Club, or one of
the standard fraternal organizations, as
the man who was a practical fraterna
list must be a good man.
Mr.. D. NJ. Lee. vice president, acted
in the capacity of master of ceremonies.
The following entertainment was given:
Song, Miss Buelah Luxen Brown, accom-
panist. Miss Zelda Miller; Mr.. Robert
Johnschen next gave a song with Miss
Zelda Miller accompanist; Miss Edna
Ellis was introduced for u recitation;