The Washington herald., 1916-05-20
METHODIST.

Rev. C. Herbert Richardson, OF BaIti-
more, secretary of the committee of the
Baltimore conference, having in charge
the conference claimants endowment
| tund, will address meeting OF Metho-
| dists tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
The meeting will be held in Hamlipe
Church, Ninth and P streets, and ad-
dresses will also be made by Rev. H. F.
! Downs. pastor of Wesley Chapel, and
Rev. Paul R. Wright pastor OF Brook
land NJ. E. Church. T Addison Smith
D.. the new pastor of Metropolitan
Church. will direct the music.
Howard A. Banks, private secretary to
the Secretary OF the Navy, will give a
talk on the Book OF Revelation" on
7 Tuesday, May %. at 2:S0 o'clock p. m. in
Mount Vernon Place NJ. E. Church.
South. Ninth and K streets northwest.
The public and all Bible students are
cordially invited to be present.
In Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning Rev. c. Her
bert Richardson, of Baltimore, will oc-
cupy the pulpit, prea ching on the theme
The Incarnation of the Eternal Word, d"
ana in the evening his subject will be.
Life in Other Worlds After Death
oSSu 4lIle ana Harvest"
Ihe committee OF the Washington Dis
| trlct Epworth League which has charge
OF the moonlight excursion to be held
Monday. June 5. has announced a series
| or prizes TO be awarded the chapters SELL
| ing the most tickets
Ihe Epworth League will have entire
| charge Of the st. Johns that evening and
expect to carry boat load Of Epworth-
! ians. The excursion committee consists
OF Lee B. Emory. chairman, C. W, Shoe
maker. Allen J. Marsh, William E. Tru.
man. S. D. Boss George E. Speaker, and
! DR.. A. c. Christie.
Eldbrooke Chapter Of the Epworth
League at Tennallytown held its annual
election May l3 when the following Of
bcers were chosen: President C. Wendell
shoemaker; vice presidents. T. J. Giles,
Miss Bessie Boroughs, Miss Mabel Der
TICK ana Charles r. Hurley: secretary.
Miss Margaret Robey: assistant secre-
tary' Miss Florence Derrick, and treas
Julian P. Dodge, of the Rhode Island
Avenue Methodist Protestant Church.
went this week as a lay delegate to the
general conference OF Methodist Prot
estant churches, whose Quadrennial ses-
sions opened yesterday in GAINESVILLE,
OLlo' Inc WoTk OF the conference will
extend over ten days.
Rev. J. Ralph Wright, pastor of Mt
Tabor NJ. P. Church, Georgetown, Is at
tending the convention on Methodist
| Protestant Young Peoples Work, now
In session in Cambridge. Ohio Mr..
! Wright was chosen and sent as the rep
resentative Of the young people Of the
Sunday schools and Endeavor societies
Of his denomination in Washington.
The Methodist Ministers Union will
meet on Monday at 1913 in McKendree
Church and will be addressed by E. c.
Dinwiddie, legislative representative OF
the prohibition interests
The ministers OF the Methodist Prot
estant churches have accepted the in
vitation of the union to participate in
these meetings which heretofore had
representatives Of the M E. Church and
NJ. E. Church, South, only. At the
meeting OF the NJ. P. pastors this week
a formal resolution to Join the union was
adopted and Rev. G. l. Humphreys. of
, Rhode Island Avenue Church, and Rev.
G. L. Brown. of Congress Street Church,
/ Georgetown, were chosen as representa-
tives of that denomination on the execu-
| tive committee,