The Washington herald., 1918-04-20
RELIGIOUS REVIEW
First Congregational.

At the First Congregational
Church. Tenth and G streets north
| west. the selections of music ar
ranged by william Stansfield. or
! ganist and choir director, for next
Sunday will be as follows:
IL a. Morgan prelude. SAN
dante" in G Batiste);; anthem.
Light of the World" (Starnes) 4;
offertory, bass solo. "He That Over
| cometh," iDr. Samuel J. MacWat-
ters), J. Walter Humphrey; organ
postlude, Allegretto Grazioso OHol-
lins).
7:30-organ prelude. overture
"Finlandia" (Sibelius); THE Rose
and Nightingale" (Saint-Saens) \;
minuet in G CBeethoven); anthem.
King All Glorious" (Barnby); in
cidental solos. Mr.. Aldridge and
Mr.. Humphrey; offertoY. quartet.
Days and Moments" CDykes); or
gan postlude, Imperial March (El-
gar).
Mrs. B. II. Smart. Mass Marian
Larner. Herbert F. Aldridge, J. Wal
| ter Humphrey. Chorus OF nifty
voices.
Christian Rndeavsr.
The Flying Wedge" of the Christian
Endeavor Union will take part in the
meeting of the society of the Metro
| politan Presbyterian Church, Fourth
and b streets southeast. tomorrow
I evening at o'clock. The Christian
| Endeavor Society OF the New York
| Avenue Presbyterian Church mas re-
Gently elected the following officers
TO serve during the coming year: Pres
! ident, Mr.. Harry Woodard; vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Albert st. Clair; recording
secretary. Miss Maxine Cirts; cores
ponding secretary, Miss Maria David
son; treasurer. Miss Minnie McAtee;
assistant treasurer. Alexander Finney;
librarian, Miss Esther Johannessen;
! delegate, Mrs. Duggan. The year just
past has been a very successful one
for this society. 1t has received 1ur-
ing the year forty-one active men,
bers and has lost but seventeen. max
ing total of seyenty-one on the roll
at present, among whom is Harry
Fisher. former president of the Col
orado Christian Endeavor Union. The
attendance at the prayer meetings has
| increased even more rapidly than the
| membership. These successes, in con-
nection with others along other lines
have placed the society in the excel
| lent class according to the Christian
Endeavor standards of 1g17-l9l9. The
social side has been well upheld. as
/ this society. in conjunction with two
others. has given a social every oatur-
| day evening for soldiers and other
strangers in Washington. During the
/ year about $3.50 has been given through
| missionary boards, besides sums of
| money for charity work among the
poor of Washington. In some cases
the gifts were supplemented by visits
Of the society. the District Almshouse.
the Gospel Mission, and other similar
! places having been visited.
| The regular Saturday evening social
! for soldiers and sailors held at the
| various downtown churches will be
given this, evening by the Christian
Endeavor Society of the First Con-
| gregational Church. Tenth and
! streets northwest.
At a recent business meeting OF the
Christian Endeavor Society OF the
| NOrthminster Presbyterian Church
the following officers were elected to
serve during the coming year: Presi-
dent. u. s. Hampson; vice president
! c. II. MacMurray; secretary. Miss
, Frances johnson; treasurer, z. H
Taber.
The members of the Christian En-.
! deavor Society of the Church of the
Reformation are planning to visit the
| National Home for the Aged at Win.
throp Heights next Tuesday evening
and entertain the Old folks with a mu.
! steal program.
The members OF the executive board
Of the Christian Endeavor Union will
meet at Twenty-siXth and Prospect
streets this evening and proceed to 8
| point near the Chain Bridge. where
they will enjoy camp supper.