Evening star., 1914-05-16

noon and evening of Wednesday. and BIZ
BILE school session and Christian Endeavor
session Thursday.
The eastern conference of the Mary
land synod of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church will be held Monday at st. John 8
Church, Sparrows Point; of which the
Rev. Albert Bell is pastor The sessions
will begin at 10 o'clock in the morning.
and continue through to evening.
Forty-eight ministers of the churches OF
Baltimore and Washington and nearby
ference Rev. Harry D. Newcomer is the
president; Rev Samuel j. Miller. secre-
tary, and A H. Weaver, treasurer.
The conference will be opened by brief
devotional service, led by Rev. L. F. Mil
Ter. followed by conference business and
at II o'clock the conference sermon by
Rev. DR.. w H. Dunbar. In the 1ntermls.
sion a visit will be made to the plant OF
the Maryland Steel Company. At tne
afternoon business session special ad-
dresses on evangelism ana aoctTina'
teachings will be delivered by Revs. }: =.
Crigler A o. Mullen and ]. w. Nc
Cauley. A vesper service will be held at
80 o'clock, with a sermon by hev. ..
T. Nicholas.
The Phi Mu Sigma Sunday School Fra
fernity announces that q charter has been
granted to the young men OF the SUNDAY
School of St. Paul NJ. E. Church, South
The new chapter will be known as Ep-
s,lon CHAPTER Of the Phi Mu Sigma Fra
ternity.
bers Of the new chapter are Rev. w. r
Johnston, pastor Of the church: Messrs.
stuart NJ Angelo, William c. Ashford,
Linden K Ashford. A. B. Baker. Byron
s. Bean, H Bellinger, Elton G. Bragg.
Henry c. Coe. Kenneth coe. E. Burton
Corning, p. C. Corning, James COSTELLO.
Clarence Cullum, Jouvenael Fielder. J. 9.
ingram, Carl s. Kaiser. Dallas Leith. r.
tIdwin Leith, Lee Luckett. e. Marvin
Mark Clarence Moore, E. H. Parsley.
r. H. Rathvon. Charles Rouse, L. Cnap-
man Slicer, Robin Towles, Charles Vaiaer
and J. w. Winner. jr.
The new officers Of Douglas CHAPTER
were installed Sunday evening ny nve
Messrs Langer. Schnare. Boss. Schro1t
and Emory. These included Mr.. Van w.
Roberds, president: Mr.. Robert Burg.
first vice president: Miss Edna StryKer.
third third vice @ president: Mrs. Christopher
Mullady, fourth vice president: Miss
Nellie Morris, secretary: Mr.. Christopher
Mullady, treasurer: Mr.. Edward BOSS
financial secretary; Mr.. Charles a. hin-
sella. chorister; Miss Elsie spaidins'
The meeting was in charge OF the re.
tiring president, Mr.. Melvin Lederer. and
the first vice president. Mr.. FRANK
Crown. The chapter VIII give moon
light excursion down the river early IN
July. A large delegation of Douglas
Leaguers expect to accompany the Dis
trict League excursion early In June.
A picture of the late former president.
John j. Slower. has been framed and
placed in the league room. MISS Louise
Brown and Mr.. Pike will lead the anni-
versary service tomorrow evening. Spe-
cial music will be rendered.
Foundry League will have charge of
the entire evening service at Foundry
Church tomorrow evening. Senator
George W. Norris will be one OF the
speakers Ex-District League President
Charles F. Linger will also speak. The
newly elected officers Of the chapter will
be installed at the service.
Epworth League Anniversary day, Sill
yer Jubilee will be observed by chapters
tomorrow evening. the organization hav-
ing been in existence twenty-five years as
the Young Peoples Society OF the Meth
odist Episcopal Church.
The annual convention OF the District
Epworth League, held on Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings of this week, was. it
helpful of any ever held. From the open
ing the attendance was large. Much
enthusiasm was shown, it being an
nounced that about 1000 members were
added to tho rolls Of the District League
during thu mast XNaA