The Washington times., 1920-07-17


Endeavor Union held It's annual pie
ME and excursion at Marshall Hall
on Monday Perfect weather all
oAy ana evening, plenty Of enthu-
sissm on the part OF all, and a gen
erAl determination to have a good
time made the affair a complete sue
cess. On the afternoon boat a good
part OF the time was spent on a sing
ing program.
The afternoon at the resort was
spent In various games and sports.
uhe fourteen events being won by
the foiowing societies; Metropol-
itan Presbyterian. seven; Congress
Heights Baptist, nve, and one each
by Mt. Rainier Christian and East
ern presbyterian. Each group or so
ciety brought it's own dinner. Fol-
lowing the games, the picnic part OF
the program held full sway.
Immediately following the arrival
OF the 3 o'clock boat. on which an ad-
ditionel large number OF Endeavorers
arrived. the monthly business meet
Ing was called to order. The band
stand was used for the pulpit and
from this point the Rev Donald Nun
inert, assistant pastor OF New oYrk
Avenue Presbyterian Church, con-
Quoted the devotional service. The
only business OF the evening was the
election OF officers for the coming
year. The Rev. John Lee Alison, pas
tor of the Second Presbyterian
Church, OF Alexandria, Va, made the
address and installed the following
officers. after the resignation of d. r,
Michael. president-elect.h had been ac-
cepted: President, Hugh r. Foster,
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church;
vice president, Clyde II. Freed, Metro
politan Baptist: treasurer. Herbert
b. Nichols, Chevy Chase Presbyterian;
assistant treasurer. Lester J. Homan,
United Brethren; secretary. Miss
Blanche Acher, Temple Baptist as
sistant secretary, Miss Elizabeth
Chalmers, United Presbyterian. and
chorister. John L. Bateman, Ninth
Street Christian.
The Christian Endeavor shield. usu-
ally awarded to the society having
the largest percentage of membership
present at the monthly meetings. will
be given this month to the society
selling the greatest number OF tickets
for the recent excursion. The winner
will be announced as soon as all re-
turns have been made.
The board members OF the District
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president. Hugh r. Foster. will con-
duct a combined meeting and rally Of
the Alexandria Methodist and Presby-
terian Endeavor Societieaat the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church. st, Asaph
and King streets, Alexandra. Va. to-
morrow, at 7:3O p. m. The board
members will meet at the Mt. Vernon
Station. Twelfth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, at 6:45 o'clock.
The frst meeting OF members OF the
new board of the c. E. Union will be
held Monday evening at o'clock at
IL Tenth street southeast.
The service at the Church of Life
and JOY, 1914 n street northwest, at 8
o'clock tomorrow night, will be con-
Quoted by Miss Mary Allen. who is
the teacher in charge at Blackwelrs
Island, N. Y.
Miss Allen is regarded as a scholar
Of very unusual training and breadth
Of vision. and IL was what seemed to
her the appalling injustice of life, as
the result of her many years expert
ence from the charity and correction
viewpoint. that led her to make a pro-
found study Of comparative religions,
philosophy and science. and OF their
newer developments. Miss Allen will
speak on The Substance of Things
Hoped For"
Mothers, wives, daughters and
sweethearts of the men of Calvary VI.
Z. Mems Bible class will attend the
session at $40 o'clock tomorrow
morning. the occasion being Ladies'
Day"
Judge Joseph ". Thompson will
teach the lesson and George Harold
Miller will sing.
At Foundry Church, DR.. Randolph
will preach tomorrow at IL a m. on
Come Apart and Rest a While" In
the evening, at o'clock, he will de-
liver the last of a series of lectures
on "Bolshevism,. the World Menace"
illustrated with pictures showing
how bolshevism has ruined Russia
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