The Washington times., 1920-04-10

trict supsrjntenden OF the Washing
ton Methodist Episcopal churches.
heads the list OF clerical delegates
selected yesterday by the Baltimore
annual conference. meeting In Metro
politan Church. to attend the gem
eral convention OF the M. u. Church
which meets In Des Moines. Iowa,
next month
Another leader of the conference,
the Rev. DIR. John h. Goucher. presi-
dent emeritus OF Goueher College, OF
Baltimore, followed closely. aftsr pr,
Edwards In the voting list. The other
clergy delegates named Included the
Rev. DR.. w. W. Barnes, district super"
ihtendent OF the West Baltimore dis
trict; the Rev. Or. ". l.. Mcdowell
superintendent OF the church exten-
sion department or the n. IL. board of
home nnissio ons; the Rev. J. G. Eichoi-
son. pastor OF 'Madison Square Church,
Baltimore. and the Rev. i. H. Bsytey
pa stor or st. Psufs Church. OF
Hagerstown, Md. g,
o. j. Randall, member OF Petwortn
N. r. Church. headed the list Of lay
delegates to the conference, the list
also including John 7. stone. presi.
dent OF the Maryland Casualty Com
pany. Baltimore; Summerheld Bald
win. Baltimore: p. r. Miller. Cum
berI4nd, Md; DR. George c. Shannop,
Baltimore. and Irving o. Fail of
Foundry Church.
At the sessions of the Maryland
annual conference In First NJ II.
Church yesterday the following N. r..
pulpit appointments and othsr de-
nominations in this city were an
nounced:
First N. p. Church-The Rev.
Avery ponoyan. II a. m; the Rev.
George r. Miller, s p. m.
Georgetown NJ. p. Church-The Rev.
T. o. Grouse. II n. M; the Rev. J. A..
Dudley, s .. m.
Mt. Tabor M. p. Church--The Rev.
f. g. Cain, II Q. M; the Rev @. T..
McDormap. . p. m.
! North Carolina Avenue NJ p.
Church-The Rev. j. ". Trout, III
am; the Rev. NO. Gibson. SIP. m.
Potomac NJ. p. Church-The Rev.
:. w. Gray. II a. M; the ReysJ. II.
Lynch. S.p. IN.
Alexandria NJ. p. .church-rhe ROY.
y. w. Kirk, IL a. m.
Second Baptist Church-The Rev.
~ " -nVtNAhs H
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
The Rev. A. w.SMelvin, SD. m.
The Rev. DR.. John r. Goucher. OF
Baltimore. Is to preach on Chris
tianity in the Far East" at Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church tonor-
row morning at IL o'clock, according
Ito announcement made today.
Dr.. Goucher has Just returned from
an extended tour OF the Orient. en-
bracing Japan, China and other coun-
tries, and 1t is expected the service
will be largely attended by those in
terested in the cause of missions.
blossoms from the World War" will
be the subject Of the Sunday morning
sermon by the Rev. DR.. George A. Mil
Ter at the Ninth Street Christian
Church. Tomorrow night there will
be a special song service. led by
Frank Carpenter, and q large orches-
ira. A sermon on Protecting the
Holy City" will be preached by DR..
Miller.
The Rev. DR.. John T. Ensor. Dis
trict superintendent of Baltimore M.
f. churches and former teacher of the
mems class OF Calvary NJ. +. Church,
Columbia road, will teach the class
tomorrow morning at s:40 o'clock
after an absence of four years.
The Anti-Christ'' will be the sub
ject of an address by Baron Eugene
Fersen, of Moscow, Russia, regarded
as one Of the worlds great metaphysi-
cal teachers and healers, at the New
Thought Temple, 1914 N street north
west, at S:15 p. m. tomorrow.
Edward M. Dawson, author and
teacher. will speak in the morning at
11:15 o'clock on The Power within"
The best attended monthly meet
ing Of the District of Columbia Chris
tian Endeavor Union 80 far this year
was held Monday evening at st.
Paurs English Lutheran Church.
Eleventh and II streets northwest.
The meeting was an open forum
and questions troubling various so
cieties were presented and satisfac-
tory solutions given. The shield
awarded for the largest percentage
OF membership present was won by
the society from Wallace Memorial
Presbyterian Church, with an attend
ance of thirty-eight out OF member
ship of thirty-nine.
An enthusiastic gathering marked
the tenth banquet Of the mems class
OF Calvary M. T.. Sunday School, We'd
nesday evening, at which former
Governor Richard Yates, of Illinois,
delivered the address.
The retiring president. Col. Arthur
&C. Christie, acted as toastmaster. and
the Nevin trio sang.
Al the business meeting preceding
the banquet the following new off,
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year: DR.. G. r. Campbell, president:
o. w. Younsblood, vice-president: II.
A. Via. secretary; and 4. II. Gaddis,
treasurer. over l50 men were press
ent.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF
the First Presbyterian Church has
elected officers for the comRg term
as follows: President, Helen @.
Smith; vice president, Robert q.
Covel: treasurer. Louis =. Bishop;
recording secretary, Lucille G. Davis,
and corresponding secretary Mary
T. Pinnock.