Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-28

be rendered: Professional hymn 1872; an
them IN place Of venite; Benedicite. In F,
troit hymn. 472; communion service. In 3,
Tours; hymn, 1875: anthem, Callott; Thou
yisitest the Earth and Blesseth It, Nunc
Dlmlttis; occasional hymn, 103
The Lutheran Churches.
At the Church Of the Reformation, Rev.
w. e. Parson. d. D., pastor, the following
musical program will be rendered: Organ
prelude. Farmer; Thanksgiving hymn,
Come Ye Thankful People," Schneider;
Gloria Patri Patten; Kyrie, old chant;
Gloria in Excelsis. in D, Dudley Buck;
hymn No. $685. Almighty Sovereign of the
Skies" Hymn No. GAL, Lord, Let Thy
Goodness Lead Our Land" TIE Deum, e
Lord, While for All Mankind" Schneider;
Hymn No. 500, God Bless Our Native
Land" organ postlude. national air, choir.
The choir is as follows: Mrs w. E. Parson.
Chas. NJ. Skerrett, tenor; Mr.. Eugene e.
Stevens, bass; Mrs. w. H. Bayly, organist
and director. DIR. Parson will preach the
sermon.
The services at Trinity German Lutheran
will begin at IL am, the pastor, Rev. w.
e. H. Luebkert to preach the sermon.
Service at 1890 at st. Marks Lutheran
G street southwest between 18th and 18th.
The subject OF the sermon, DUTY of In
dividuals Thankfulness." by the pastor,
Rev. w. II. Gotwald. Music appropriate
the occasion.
Lutheran Memorial, the pastor, Rev. ].
Il. Butler, will preach at IL am, on
Thanks for Victories" Special music
under direction OF Mr.. j. F. Leiffert.
Rev. ID. r. Wiseman wiz preach the ser
mon of Thanksgiving at the Church of
Our Redeemer at IL am.
The Methodist Churches.
A, the Hamllne NJ. E. Church Rev. FL
bert S. Todd will preach the sermon on the
subject: Thanksgiving for National Bless
ings as Seen in a Contrast Between China
and the United States-the Oldest Nation
and the Youngest" The preacher was for
merIy a resident of central China, and will
take this occasion to speak Of some Of the
conditions that led to the present war be-
tween China and Japan. Fruits and flow
ers will be used to decorate the church.
The choir under the direction of Mr.. c. NJ
Connell, with Otis d. SWEET as organist,
will sing oh Give Thanks" arranged
from Mozart by w. s. Sudds, and How
Good Is He. the Giver," from the cantata
The IIaymaker.
The services at the Tenleytown NJ. E.
Church, of which Rev. E. H. Smith is the
pastor. will begin at $50 in the morning.
Mr.. Smith will have as his subject "A Ma
tons Debt Of Gratitude"
Rev. Joel Brown Of the Union M. E.
Church, on Goth street near H, will preach
In his church at IL o'clock.
Waugh. Trinity and Twelfth Street M. E.
Churches will unite this year in the
Thanksgiving day worship. The service
will be held at Trinity, and Rev. j. NJ.
Slarrow will preach the sermon.
Dumbarton Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church will have a Thanksgiving day serv-
ice at IL o'clock. There will be preaching
by the pastor, Rev. Joseph b. Stitt, whose
subject will be What the Watchmen Say"
At Grace M. Z. Church Rev. Watson
Case, the pastor. will preach at the serv-
ices, which begin at IL am, on "Our Ma
ton Viewed Retrospectively and Prospec-
lively The choir, under the leadership Of
MIR. j. II. Galleher, will sing appropriate
pieces
At McKendree Church there will be a
harvest and grain service, at which Revs.
Drs. l.. t. Waterman and Van Arsdale
will make the addresses Mr.. Chase will
ofticiate at the organ.
At the Metropolitan Church the pastor,
Rev. Hugh Johnston. DID,, will preach at
the services, which begin at IL clock, on
Our Country and Its Destiny"
The Presbyterian Churches.
AS In former years the Central, Fourth
Street. Assembly and First Presbyterian
Churches will have a union service this
time at the First Church. Rev. DR.. A. w.
pitzer Of the Central CHURCH will preach
the sermon. The choir Will be VIM. II.
Burnett and VIM. d. Mcfarland, first tell
ors: II. c. Pearson and II. o. Simms, sec
ond tenors; John F. Blackmar and G. T.
johnson. baritone; c. E. Rice. Chas. w.
Moore. bass.
Thanksgiving services for the northeast
and southeast sections of the city will be
held at IL o'clock in the Eastern Presby-
terrain Church. Rev G. Ii. Butler will de-
liver the sermon; Rev. George Luccock, d.
D., the prayer Of thanks, and Rev. E. Is.
Bagby, Scripture reading. Rev. Mr.. Ed
ridge, Easton and others will take part in
the services. The music will be rendered
by the church choir. The Eastern Presby
terrain, the Kellar Memorial, the Metro
politan Presbyterian. the Ninth Street
Christian. the Fifth congregational, Doug
lass Memorial and others will Join in this
service.
The New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church will unite with the Church of the
Covenant in Thanksgiving services at IL
a. m. DIR. Hamlin will deliver the sermon
and Mr.. Pearman, the precentor of the
church. will sing.
There will be no services at the Peck
Memorial Church on account of the Illness
of the pastor. Rev. c. A Smith
At the Gurley Memorial the services will
begin at 1890. The sermon will be de-
lvered by the pastor. Rev. j. r. Verbrycke,
tons" A double quartet, under the direc-
ton of Mr.. G. l.. Sheriff, will render the
following music: Lord, How Merciful,"
Kyria Gloria and Benedictus.
At the Gunton Memorial Church, Of which
Rev. G. 3. Patch Is pastor, the services will
begin at 7:3O In the evening. The pastor
will speak from the Goth Psalm on some
of the things in the family and in the
year for which We have occasion to thank
God.
At the Sixth Street Church, corner 9th
and c streets southwest, Rev. Mr.. Skillin-
ger will preach on the subject 'Thanksgiv-
ing Affairs"
The Colorcd Churches.
At the Mount Carmel Baptist Church the
following is the program for the day, be-
ginning at IL am: Organ. voluntary, Prof.
j. r. Sugram; hymn, full choir; anthem by
the choir; prayer, Rev. W. A. Grayson;
sermon by the pastor, Rev. w. +. Gibbons
NJ D.; solo, by Miss Lottte Brochenburgh
There will be no service at the Peoples
Congregational Church, owing to the fact
that the new church edttice has not been
completed
In the Mount Zion A NJ. Z. Church, Rev.
y. w. Hays, d. D., will preach.
Rev. DR.. Jenifer, pastor of the Israel
Metropolitan c. M Z. Church, has chosen
for the subject of his sermon THE Sgnif:-.
canoe of the Recent Political Revolution
Rev. William A. Credit, pastor of the
Berean Baptist Church, will deliver dis
course on the subject, characteristics of
Ebedmelech, the Ethiopian, and OF his de-
scendants."
There will be union service of the Bap-
fist churches of the vicinity at the Third
Baptist Church, 9Th and streets, Rev
James H. Lee, pastor, tomorrow morning.
The sermon will be delivered by Rev.