Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-08-04

Epworth League institute. and consisted
Of the following we'll known leaders: Rev.
tor Of Waugh NJ. E. Church in this city,
dean Of the faculty and leader Of the
morning watch Rev. John r. Edwards,
superintendent Of Washington district NJ
gelism; Miss Emma A. Robinson, general
superintendent of the Junior Epworth
League. with headquarters In Chicago.
dean Of women and instructor in Epworth
methods; Rev. Edgar c. Powers OF Eide
brooke M. E. Church of this city, in
struetor In recreation and culture; Rev.
U. $. Wright Of Mountain Lake Park. Md.
instructor in missions: Rev. G.. Leroy
White OF Baltimore. formerly pastor OF
AnaSostia NJ. F. Church, Instructor in
stewardship: Rev Deets Pickett. re-
search Sc ,sh secrstary Of the Temperance board
Christian citizenship; Rev. Rollin II.
Walker Of Ohio Wesleyan University. in
Rev Lynn Harold Hough OF Garrett
Biblical Institute. Chicago. gave some spe-
clal addresses also. Bishop Mcdowell,
Rev Clarence True Wilson, Homer Rode
HEAVIER and Miss Nina Frickey. who were
ent.
g. E. Dunkum. associate religious
work director Of the Y. M. c. A.. will
school tomorrow morning
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Charles K. Hoover will conduct the
morning service at Mount Tabor Meth
odist Protestant Church tomorrow.
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Representative Stuart F. Reed from
West Virginia Will address the mems
Bible class of Calvary Methodist Epis-
copal Sunday school at $3.50 o'clock to-
morrow morning. The musical program
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The regular monthly meeting of the
Christian Endeavor Union OF the Dis
trict OF Columbia will be held Monday
near the Park road entrance. All per-
, sons interested will meet at the I'm
manuel Baptist Church. 18th street and
Columbia road. at or before o'clock
and walk to the place Of the meeting,
which Will have the form of a moon
light meeting. The principal speakers
will be Earl Taggart and Homer Edison.
former president and vice president.
| respectively. Of the union. In case OF
| inclement weather. the meeting will
be held in Emmanuel Church.
AT the regular monthly meeting Of
the union for July the following OFF,
GERS were unanimously elected to serve
during the coming year: President, H.
Church; vice president. ]. r. Thomas OF
| the Calvary Baptist Church: secretary
Miss Delina Pulver of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church: assistant
| recretary. Gerald r. Cooley of the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church.
treasurer. A. J. Thomas Of the Church
| of the Reformation. and assistant treas
urer Miss Lucy English Of First Con-
gregational Church.
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Most Rev. John Bonzano, the amos.
tolic delegate to the United states. ant
| other prelates will attend the sixty-sec.
ond annual convention Of the Contra,
| verein at st. Louis August 10 to 30 The
Central verein Ia the national organi.
eaton OF German American Catholics
with membership of approximately
| l3V.oOo organized In 1885. It is the old
est Catholic lay organization in III.
| onlteo states. Conventions have beer
held annually since 1855, save in thu
year 1859. when cholera was prevalent
| In this country.
| II Is pointed out the sixty-second con.
vention will deal largely with social prob.
lens arising from the war. Various meas
| ures to ameliorate the distress which
VIII inevitably follow in its wake viii
De discussed. and a movement to foster
the work Of relief in all parts of the
country will be inaugurated. Archbishop
Glennon is assisting IN the convention
arrangements.
| The convention will be formal,
opened on Sunday morning with a
which win be conducted by Mgr Bon.
zano. Preliminary meetings of the exc.
| cutive board and the committee or
social propaganda will be held FRIDAY
and Saturday. On Sunday afternoon Tho
dedication OF tho now St. Vincent Or.