Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-14
PROGRESS IS SLOGAN
Of THE PRESENT AGE
Speakers at Vaughn Glass Banquet
So Declare in Discussing
Conditions.
Representative Lloyd Says Greatest
Advance Is in Righteousness.
Themes of Others.

Themes of Others.
Representative James T. Lloyd of
MISSOURI, speaking at the silver jubilee
banquet of the Vaughn Glass at the Cal
vary Baptist Church, Sth and II streets
northwest, last night. declared that The
world is progressing in everythirH that
u material, and the greatest progress is
In righteousness Representative Lloyd
showed the responsibilities of today, and
the value of consecrated life. saying
"a consecrated life made Mr.. Vaughn
what he was-and the same kind of spirit
will make you and me what we ought to
be"
The other speakers were Gen. W. S.
Shallenberger William Knowles Cooper,
Rev. DR.. Charles Wood and Rev Dr.
s. II. Greene, pastor of the church Mr..
Cooper, who is general secretary of the
\. Nj. {. A., made an address on
Religion In Its Practical Form stat
ing that young men are more responsive
10 religious influence today than at any
time within this generation; that the at
r1tude OF the press Is more favorable to
religious affairs than ever before, and
that the leaders in commerce and indus
try recognize more than ever the practi-
Other Themes Discussed.
Gen. W. S. Shallenberger, teacher of the
Vaughn class. spoke on "Our Purpose
and said that the purpose of the class was
to love the loveless into loving
Rev. DR.. Charles Wood, pastor of the
Church of the Covenant, took THE Liv-
ing Book as his topic and said the BIZ
"a "a Nap
In way all men can understand 1T is
the book that lifts, the book that leads"
said DIR. Wood.
Rey. DR.. Greene reviewed the activities
OF the class in the quarter of century Of
It's existence. The general sentiment of
all the speakers was that religion is in no
sense dying out. but that the soul of man
is nearer the surface than ever today.
Musical Numbers.
Musical numbers were given b. LIE Roy
Herndon. who played a violin solo, |
Humoreske." by by A. Owen Penney,
who sang THE Kavanagh"
Previous to the banquet a general re-
ception was held in the Sunday school
house of the church. The banquet was
furnished by the Woman's Social Circle |
OF Calvary Baptist Church, of which Mrs |
George W. Harsch is president.
Committees and Officers.
These COMMITTEES had the jubilee In |
charge under L. l.. Tolson, general chair !
man:
Speakers. DIR. H. c. Mcneil /. c. Foster,
Sterling p. Buck, Charles W. Henry,
+. L. Carter; supper. Roy L. Whitman.
John S. Hebbard. j. Elmer Fox. William
s. Herndon, Charles l.. Smither; invita-
X III Ily
Williams. Kenneth S. Neirs. Clarence f.
Jones, Harvey Dickens; printing, H. H.
Saxton. A. Owen Penney. George B.
Bryan; entertainment, Lexis X. Bell.
George f. Hebbard, A. NJ. Laster, Hugh
w. Smith: decorations, Frank 7. Zones.
Harry A. Wood. Joseph E. Manu. Edward
Mines. Arthur Copeland: press. William
w. Greene. Raymond W. Slough: recep
ton. Chester c. Hutchinson ]. ST. Clair
Handy, Robert It. Burks James w.
Ladder. Archie NJ. Peterson. +. Clarence
Rice, jr.; Parke W. Trotter, George NJ.
Yeatman. Powell II. b. Coons. Prof. NJ
liam J. Kendrck. Herbert B.. Lowey.
Charles E. Marsh. Walter X Evans
George II. Judd. Irving S. Woodruff, Dr.
G. S. Barnhart, Prof l.. ID. Bliss. John
W. Cross, b. r. Hinton. j. Barrett Car
ter. John +. Wager, I. a. Devor, DR..
William r.. Gill
The officers of the class are: Clayton
E. Emg, president; Howard II. Saxton.
first vice president; Harry a. Wood,
second vice president. John A. Patterson,
recording secretary. DIR. r. c. Rice. cor
responding secretary: William W. Greene.
press secretary. Sterling p Buck, chap
lain: J. ST. Clair Handy, drillmaster;
Frank I. Zones, librarian; Guy A. Our
treasurer.
List of Those Present.
Those present were:
r. F. Able. John Il. Abraham, Edgar
W. Ackennback, p. ]. Altizer, w. E |
Andrews. NJ II. Andrews
c. E. Bacon. DIR. G. $. Barnhart j. w. |
Bell. Lewis X. Bell, Raymond H. Berry,
Prof. l. d. Bliss, Byron Blodgett. r. A. |
,Bolen. S. X. Booth, T. H. Bristow, |
Louis Brown. w. J. E. Brown, George
3 Bryan, Sterling z. Buck. r. T,
turks. Charles r. Burr. A. b. Butrick.
Prof. Mitchell Carroll. L. n. Camp
bell j. Barrett Carter. f. T. Chapman
Z. T. Chapman. Fl. w. Craven. Rev |
Dr. J. A. Clark. r. w. Conklin. William
knowles Cooper. Arthur Copeland,
Thomas u. Grove. Robert CoveE
). ~. Dawson, T. A. Devor. Third As !
sistant Postmaster General A. NJ
bockcI!.
clayton i. Emig. G. Fl. Einmons. |
II. +. Farmer, I'D A. Farrell. A. +. |
Fearus, w. y. Fielding, William Fitch. |
T. T. Zones. l. G.. Foster, Percy s. Eos
ter, W. W. Fowler, II. W. Fred, J. Elmer |
Fox. Bruce q. Prick
Frank a. Gardner, y. s. CARRIER, DR.. |
William 4. GIL. William T. Gill, IT., L. I
.. Grenning, T.. W. Grafton, NJ. c. |
Grastv, Rev. DIR. s. H. Greene w. w. |
Greene. n. $. Greenlaw, O. X. Griffin, |
b. G. Getsinger.
J. st. Clear Hambly, Prof H. NJ. Har-
grove, George w. Harsch, T.. l.. HAYES. |
g. f. Hebbard, John s. Hebbard. G. w. |
Henry, William 5. Herndon, William B. |
Hicks. Il. +. Hinton. Thomas f. Holmes.
William Holmes, John T. Humphries. |
G. c. Hutchinson. J. C. Herring
Thomas Il. lglehart and Wiley o. Ison.
George II. Judd.
Edward Hines, Francis w King. J. F
kirtley. C. w. Kitterman, III. j. Koch. |
Glenn NJ Kennedy, III. A. Kreitzer, |
c. L. Kelly.
a. NJ. Laster. H. c. Lea, Rev. owen p |
Lloyd. X. x. Locke, r. f. Logan. L. l..
Lowe III. r. Iowey. Norman A. Lufbu,- |
row; Rev. +: J. Lukens. NJ. C. Lyddane |
William VI. levin.
j. ID. Mekclden. DIR. H. G. Mcneil
William r. Mabrey. John Mcdowell, |
sharles =. March. John Martin. John II. |
Auirhead, DR.. W. l.. Munger, c. C. Mus
stna. Oliver McEwan. James W Ma
suire. II. +. Meetze
clyde u. Nails. Charles f. Nesbitt. DR.. |
1haries W. Needham, T. A. Norman.
Shar!es l. Newton. r. X. Nunnally.
John y Patterson. William G. Parry.
n owen Penney, Archie Peterson DIR.
tnaries A. Pfender. Thomas Prothers.