Evening star., 1917-05-12


Mrs Rowzee: organist. Miss Musa
Mewshaw. ..
Afternoon session. Mrs. H. E. Monroe
| presiding, Bernard Whit. musical di-
/ rector-Song service, mission music;
prayer. Mrs. Spindle; song, the Balti-
| more Trio: Scripture reading, Mrs: Ella
Hoover Thatcher; song; % the Bai,lmGre anl1,d,.
| song, the Baltimore Trio: The Work,
| Mrs. B. B. Byrne; song. children of the
mission; reports from Women's Council
ments of the work in hospitals. jails.
| homes, ETC.. by Mrs. Anstadt, Mrs.
Spindle, Mrs. Kline, Mrs. Buckingham.
| Mrs Swails. Miss Briscoe and others +;
song. the Baltimore Trio; brief ad-
dresses by pastors present: testimonies;
Offering for the work of the MISSION :
! organist, Miss Musa Mewshaw; pianist,
Mrs. Edgar cornetist, Mr. Sanford; !;
'EGm51ne; Iysnine fsaydnWii1iam pad G9iTa L. Clarke
presiding: w. H. Evans, musical d1-
rector: music. church choir; song, mis-
sion music; prayer, w. II. Womersley;
song. the Baltimore Trio: Scripture
reading. Judge tSanton J. Feelle; song,
the Baltimore Trio; greetings, Rev. G.
Ellis Williams; response, presiding Of
fcer. William l.. Clarke; song, the Bal
ti'nore Trio; testimonials, mission con-
verts: THE Work" Mrs. II. f. Monroe
more Trio; closing remarks, Supt. II. w.
Kline: offering for mission work; dox-
ology: benediction by Rev. G. Ellis Will
lianlS.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
First Baptist Church was entertained
at supper Tuesday evening at the
home of William A. Dayton, at Living
stone Heights, Va. Later a business
meeting was held. at which We're elect
ed the officers for the ensuing year
Speeches of appreciation were 1ua de
of the work of the present officers, ana
congratulations extended to the in
coming ones. After the meeting a So
cial hour was enjoyed.
The officers elected for the coming
year are: President. Daniel Q. Roberts;
vice president Miss Helen G. Rollins;
recording secretary. Miss Alice p. Sny-
Sadie G. Lynn; pianist. Mrs p. w. Roo-
inson assistant pianist. Miss Nellie
Briscoe.
At the meeting tomorrow evening
songs will be rendered by young men
of the society.
The congregation of the Columeia
Heights Christian Church, Park road
between 1+th street and Hiatt place
northwest. at a recent meeting elected
the following official board for the
years 1917-191S:
Elders. Josiah H. shinn, James l.:
Wilmeth. Edgar NJ. Kitchen and Carl
A. Lyman; deacons, Arthur Horn. Harry
Melville. Clarence Newman. Earl U.
Gray, c. B. Campbell. 3. f. Vernon,
William Foley. Arthur C. Ridgeway,
Arthur T. Ogden, d. l.. Shook. w r.
Brown. !. D. Timberlake, J. Howard
France. DR.. G. T. Creech, c. w. Camp
bell Joseph A. High and John f. Sidell;
church clerk. Arthur 7. Ogden; finan-
cial secretary, Earl y; Gray; treasurer.
Edgar NJ. Kitchen, chairman: w. r.
Brown. B. F. Vernon, J. H. Bangs, Sec
retary; A. c. Ridgeway, Arthur Horn
and D. L. Shook. and advisory commit
Bagby.
Rev. Edward B. Bagby, pastor of Co
lumbia Heights Christian Church. will
deliver the following sermc for the
S spring $, season: SON Tomorrow. .a Lessons
sons From the Harvest Field" and
May 81. Lessons From the Leaves"
The Columbia Heights Congregation
has grown in less than one year to
membership of more than 200.
q as a. y
Special ARRANGEMENTS have been made
In Protestant Episcopal Church circles to
observe the three days preceding Ascen-
prayer for the blessing of God on the land
and on the labors of the husbandman
Services will be held in three churches
when prayers and litanies will be used
The first service to be held on Monday
evening will be in st. Marks Church,
Capitol Hill, when the preacher of the
occasion will be Rev. George Fiske Dud-
ley. rector Of ST. Stephens Church.
The service Of Tuesday evening will be
in ST. Stephens Church, 14th and Irving
streets. with Rev. L. Cody Marsh of Lee
land, Md. officiating.
The minister for the service in st.
PauPs Church will be decided upon later.
In addition to these services there will
on Rogation Tuesday with solemn ntany.
4 u 4 81
Rev. d. NJ Benham OF Baltimore was
elected president Of the Southern Asso-
citation Of Alumni Of the Union Theologi-
meeting of the organization held We'd
nesday at the Cosmos Club.
Rev. A. E. Barrows was made first
vice president, Rev. H. E. Brundage sec
ond vice president, Rev. Charles H But
Ter secretary and Rev. D. P. Birnie treas
urer.
Rev. ]. J. Coale of Baltimore was elect
ed to membership.
AT the conclusion of the business ses-
sion luncheon was served, after which
Prof. William Adams Brown of the semi
nary delivered an address on 1.-THE Chal-
lenGe Of the East
y ss p &
Mothers day is to be observed in many
of the churches of the city tomorrow.
when special sermons appropriate to the
occasion will be preached.
"Crownless Queens" will be the topic