Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-10

The intermediate Federation will
meet Friday night at Metropolitan,
Sixth and A streets northeast. A play,
"The Heart of a Hero will be given
Nav % at Petworth Church. The pro-
ceeds will go toward the awards for
the winning union in the intermeoiate
Federation. The play viii be presented
by the Potomac Epworth League
The Junior Federation will meet at
Wisconsin Avenue Church May IL.
Bethany No. /, Berwyn and Second
will entertain the Senior Federation at
the latter church May 20. The Junior
Federation will present the program.
The winners in the federation contest
will be announced. 80,
Election of the federation officers will
take place May 10 in the B. Y. +.
Unions.
The second annual athletic banquet
will be held May ~ at National 6ap-
Several B. Y. p. Unions will con-
duct services at the tourists camp on
Sunday afternoons during the month
Six hundred and five registrations
have been made for the 1881 conven-
ton, which will meet here In
Washington. NJ,
Miss Florence LAWSON and the Eel
lowship Commission will present a
Mothers day program at 6etnahy No'
/ tomorrow night.
philip England, assisted by the
Stewardship Commission, will present
the program at Bethany No. tomor-
row evening. -
Miss Dorothy Chores group led
round-table discussion at the f1rst May
meeting of Calvary B. Y. P. U. vernon
Robbins group will lead tomorrow
night.
Life Commission will have charge OF
the devotional meeting tomorrow eve
ming at Chevy Chase.
The program at East Washington
Heights tomorrow night will be pre-
sented by the Junior B. Y. P. U.
The devotional meeting at Fountain
Memorial tomorrow evening VIII De
conducted by Miss Catherine Hackney
and group 2.
The following, officers were elected
last Sunday at Highlands: Elmore
King, president; Miss Dorothy Clarke
vice president; George Holmes, secre-
tary, and John Carter, treasurer. These
officers will be installed at banquet
MAY "a. DR.. Homer j. Councillor VIII
be the guest speaker. Tomorrow night
Miss Ellie Raye Sanders and the De-
VOt1Onal Lie COMMISSION Will PtcScAI'
a. special Mothers day program.
Kendall will have program pre-
sented tomorrow night by Miss Gladys
Myers and group /. The B. Y. P. U
will conduct services at the Florence
Crittenton Home Thursday evening.
Maryland Avenue will have social
tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock. The
seniors will meet with the juniors at
o'clock.
The Tisitaw Club will meet Tuesday
evening.
Petworth's officers elected at the an
nual meeting are Miss jamie Humphrey
president; Miss Ruth Hammond, first
vice president: Charles Ludwig, second
vice president; Miss Frances Avery. cor
responding secretary; Miss Mildred
Ellet, recording secretary; Ralph Cole
treasurer; Miss Martha Buchanan,
chorister, and James Burns, pianist
Installation will be held at the evening
church service June 8 and the pastor,
DR.. Henry j. Smith, will conduct this
service. The devotional meeting to-
morrow night will be led by the serv-
ice commission, directed by Miss Dor
othy Darby.
The B. Y. P. U. of Temple will con-
duct the services at the Baptist Home
for the Aged tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock. Bernard Acher and the Eel
lowship Commission will have charge
of the devotional meeting at o'clock.