Evening star., 1920-02-28
EPW0ATH LEAGUE NOTES,
IN. f.. Church,

The topic for the devotional meeting
tomorrow evening is The Conquering
Church in China the last lesson in
the mission-study textbook New Life
Currents in China
Cabinet assignments to the local
chapters for tomorrow evening are as
follows: Miss Mildred Louden, Iowa
Avenue: Miss Edna Stackhouse. Met
ropolitan; Frank B. Davis, Foundry.
Morning watch service to be held
tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock at
wesley Chapel. under the leadership
of DR.. Mccoy.
The regular monthly board of con-
troll meeting will be held at Wesley
o'clock
Thursday and Friday nights Con-
gress Heights Chapter will present
The Minister'S Wife's New Bonnet
The third of the series of debates
on the question. Resolved. That the
Christian service than is afforded by
the ordained ministry" was held at
Anacostia, Monday night The debate
was won by Anacostia. Miss Lucille
Cornish and Miss Katharine McCauley.
for the affirmative. Miss Emma Can
Heights, upheld the negative. Miss
Cornish of Anacostia was adjudged
the best individual debater. After the
debate a musical program was pre-
sented, participated in by Mrs. Charles
F.. Linger. Miss Ruth Linger. Miss
several others.
The fourth debate was held Wednes-
day night at Lincoln road. The VIC
tory was won for the negative by Miss
Hazel Brown and Miss Helen Ward of
Lincoln road. against Miss Florence
Milliken and Ward Keesecker Of Ham
line Following the debate there was
an entertainment for members OF
Hamline and Brookland chapters with
u George Washington social.
The winning teams to date in the
debate are as follows: Trinity. mega
tive; iowa Avenue. Affirmative; Ana
costa, Affirmative; Lincoln Road,
Tonight the fifth of the series of de-
bates will be held at Petworth, be-
tween Petworth for the amrmat'Ve
and Calvary on the negative.
Mrs. r. W. Davis will have charge OF
the service at Rosedale Chapter tomor-
row evening.
Lanedon Junior League, in conjunc-
ton with its first business meeting
Monday evening: held ths 1ana"e' 5aas"e the be
winners in a membership contest with
the bows. The feed" was prepared
by the boys Miss Florence Keneipp.
Junior League president. acted as
mistress of ceremonies. and the !oi-
Mary Hobbs. Miss Charlotte Van
Hook, Miss Margaret Brandt, MISS
Violet Dixon, Clyde Murray and En-
nest Haynes. The social events OF the
evening were in charge of the fourth
vice president. Ernest Haynes. Rev,
| Earl Bergerstock, pastor or tne
church. also spoke. A college club was
organized at the business session.
JOINT ACTIVITIES.
"a
Eoworth League Institute. to be held
at Mount Vernon Place NJ. e. Church
South, March and 10. under the Joint
auspices Of the leagues OF the NJ. j..
church and the NJ. E. Church South.
The full program OF events Will De an
nounced at a later date.
NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH.
W. A. B. Melville, district secretary
Of the Washington district, will ad-
dress the Epworth League service at
Emory Church tomorrow evening.
Orson N. Eaton, superintendent of
1.-THE first department.. will visit Branch
willie, Md. Chapter tomorrow.
Hyattsville Chapter Will De addressed
president Of the Epworth League
Union of Washington district.
Miss Lillian Earnest. superintendent
of juniors. will address the Junior
League Of Mount Pleasant Church to-
morrow.
Raymond W. Murray. superintendent
Of the fourth department. will speak
before the Mount Rainier League to-
morrow.
Miss Edna White is expected to ad-
dress the league service at Rockville,
Nd, tomorrow.
St. Paul Chapter will be addressed
at it's service tomorrow by Miss
Bertha p. Cooke.
Herbert P. Ramsey is scheduled to
visit the league at Woodmont, Md, to-
rnorrow evening