The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-04-06

ference in the advantages to be gained
at this time from membership TO what
was once the rule.
The club members heard a short talk
from its new teacher, Rev. DR., James
Shera Montgomery, who told them that
the change to the Calvary Church was
acceptable to him and that he wanted to
join their gymnasium as well as their
Bible class and be man with them as
well as their pastor. " 81.
Cheers for Pastors.
Cheers of farewell were given for Rev.
DR.. John T. Ensor and of greetings to
Rev. DR.. Montgomery by the 200 MEM
bers present.
Rev. DR.. Montgomery, who WIN assume
charge of the pastorate of the church
on Sunday morning, delivered the invoca-
ton at the beginning of the banquet.
F. s. HolIiger was the clubs humorist
for the evening in delivering few re-
marks" each with a twinge Of fun at
its ending Music for the evening was
furnished by William. Clabaugh, A. B.
Pierce, and the male chorus OF men,
Oers of the organization.
Rev. DR.. Ensor will go to Baltimore
this week to assume his new duties as
the superintendent of one Of the Bauti-
more districts of the church.
The seven-course banquet was served
by the women's Guild OF the church,
and each speaker Landed the members
for the effort put forth.
New Officers Elected.
Prior to the banquet, the club met and
elected its new officers for the coming
year. They are: President, H. s. Ridge
Iy; vice president. H. F. Carl; secretary,
Harry E. Coleman; treasurer, c. c.
Glenn; teacher, Rev. James Shera Mont
gomery, These officers win be installed
next Sunday morning. They will take
the place of the following set Of officers
who have served the club during the past
year: President. N. L. Sansbury; vice
president, ]. L. Nuber; secretary, S.
Howard Fleming: treasurer, J. H.
Mackey; teacher. Rev. NJ. Ensor.
Those members present at the meeting
and banquet were:
H c. Amiss, F. c. Austermuhl, C. f.
Beckett, II. H Beltz, c. w. G. Brett,
H. T. Brian, NJ. L. Britain, Adam
Brown, F. B. Bryan, Howard Brown, A.
F. Bogue, H A. Burgess. Lewis w. Call.
DR.. C.. B. Campbell H: F. Carl; John N.
Cherry, DR.. A. c. Christie, Harry f.
Coleman. G. S. COLLISION, Robert f. Cooke,
DR.. G. Frank Day. C. w. Dix, Leslie A.
Dix, Col wv. De Grange. Rev. John T.
Ensor, r. P. Evans. William Fleming, S.
Howard Fleming, Fred l. Francis, T.
Walter Fowler, A. H. Gaddis, J. p. Gal
lagher, II. S. Garner. George A. Gar
rett, c. c. Glenn, J. s. Goldsmith, Benz.
Goldsworthy, H. X. Griffith, Paul f,
Grove, Edward NJ. Hall, Bennett Ham
mond. Edward H. Hammond. H. A.
Harding. Albert Harper. n. C. Harper,
Henry W. Hartwig. F. D. Heisler, E s.
Henry, F. S. HolIiger, DR.. Holmes,
D. E. Hoornbeek, c. H. Hunt, W. S.
Jenkins, o. B. Jesness, G. F. Jones, DR..
E. P. Keneipp. H. W. Kitzmiller, Mr.,
Roster, ]. V. Lashorn, ]. L. Leverton.
]. w. Leverton. C. S. Mackenzie, J. H.
Mackey, J. 7: Miller, Dr. H. Watson
Moffitt, DR.. NJ. NJ. Moffitt, c. T. More,
c. c. Murray. f. E. Murray, Rev. DR..
W. l. Mcdowell. Horton H. McKeever.
A. P. Norton, ]. L. Nuber. c. F. Osborn.
C. W. Owen Robert Parker. Mr.. Parsons,
r. E. Pilkinton, R. w, Power, H. S.
RidgeIy, DR.. e. E. Reed, ~ L. Sausbtiry,
G. L ,Schultze, W H. Seehorn. z. F.
Sedan Mr.. Shanks. Orlando II. Smith,
Thomas w. Smith, w. H. Smith, w. r.
Smith, H. V. Speelman. C. z. Swihart,
Leonard Tilden. Joseph W. Thompson,
X c. Vipond, F. B. Walker. w. w. Wal
Ter. F. E. Waring, Paul E. Warning, y.
w. Wells, Edwin Williamson, Ralph NJ.
Wolfe and Richard S. Wolfe.
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