The evening times., 1896-07-11
CHURCH NOTICES.


CENTRAL NJ. 2. CIIURCH-Twelf ana
NJ streets northwest; Rev. 5. j. Smith, Pas
tor-l1 a. m. Rev. Prof. James Lewis
Howe Will preach; p m, Drs. Spahr and
Cowan Will speak; sunday-schooi, $50;
Christian Endeayor, p. m; mission, Thir
teen-and-a- half ana ID streets southwest,
y. m Seats free.
NINTH STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
corner Ninth an streets northeast-Rev.
II. c. Garrison, of Richmond, Va, wlllpreach
at / a. M, and Rev. IL L. Willett, OF
Chicago, Ill, at s p. m. Y. z. S. Z. E. at
p. m.
FAITH NJ E. E.CHAPEL-Su SUNDAY school a t
10 a. M; preaching at Il, IN. by the pas
tor, A. Il. Harrison; young peoples meeting
at Z p m: preaching at p. m. by Miss
Phoebe Hall; prayer meeting Wednesday
nights.
corner tifth and streets northwest-Ecv.
c. W. Baldwin, pastor. Sunday school at
9:l5 !: M: preaching at a; IN by Rev.
rally at 3 p m: Epworth Lcag que at p. IN :;
platform meeting ut 5 p. m, with short
addresses by Rev. J. B. Mcclure, evangelist,
and Others OF tile c. i. convention. Seats
free. All are welcome.
UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST ME-
MORTAL CHURCH, corner OF and North
Capitol streets-Rcv. j. L. Fout, pastor.
Preaching at II m: by Bishop j; W.
Hott, ID. D., LII D., at p. m. by Rev.
j. P Miller, u. u; sunday school at $50
a. m; missionary c. E. rally at 8 p. m;
Y p. S. c L. at p. N. Strangers vel
come.
THEO OSOPHY-Lecture on What We
Call Results Are Beginnings by Mr.. James
Albert CLARK, editor OF Free Quill, Laurel,
Md, Sunday night s O'Clock atrooms 52S
/ street northwest; study class Sunday at
at S p. m; subject, DUTY All free. Pub
lie invited.
HILLSDALES STATION c. ME. CHURCH,
Sunday, July l2.-Quarterly meeting, Rev.
q. {. Taylor, presiding elder, at 1:3O a. m;
sermon by tue presidIns elder, !: 80 p. M;
sermon by Rev. II. S. Doyle at 81 .; sermon
by the presiding elder, after ward commun
ION; the anniversary OF the church will begin
July IL and will continue until the I'D,
several ministers OF the city will preach
during the anniversary. ] b. Washington,
pastor.
CHRIST IN ART-The attention of dele
gates to the Christian Endeavor convention
IS directed to the Interesting service to be
held in the Church of Our Father, corner
Thirteenth and L streets northwest, Sun
day at : p. M; DR.. Rogers will deliver the
address; the beautiful views are taken
from the Hoffman collection: popular praise
service. Cordial welcome to all.
MARVIN NJ. E. CHURCH SOUTH. Tenth
and B streets southwest. at l
a. m. and = p. m, by pastor, Rev. w.
f. Locke. Allare cordially invited to attend
services.
CHURCH OF OUR FATHER, corner Thir-
teentnan Lstreets northwest. Services at
/ a m. ana 8 p. M; sunday school, 9:45
a. H.: Young Peoples Christian Union,
D. m.; Rev. a. G. Rogers, d. D., pastor;
a M, THE Revelation of the Living Christi
D. M, illustrated sermon, THE life of
Christi the beautifu! views are from the
Hoffman collection; populay praise service
and Illustrated hymns Will be rendered by
the choir All seats open to the public.
ben Hur' will be given in the
church Saturday and Monday evenings at
p. m.
METROPOLITAN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH. Fourth and B streets southeast.
Rev. George n. Luccock, ID. D., pastor.
Prea ching tomorrow at a. m. by Rev. c.
l. Work ID. D., Of Cincinnati, and at p. m
by Rev Charles A. Dickinson, ID. D., of
Boston: Sabbath school, $3.50 a. m. Y. P S.
c. E., 6:45 p. m.
FIFTEENTH STREET NJ. E. CHURCH.
corner X northwest, Rev. W. W. Van Ars-
dale pastor Sunda yschool, $50 a. M;
sermon IL a. M, by Rev. L. K. Dyott of
Newark, n. j.; Young Peoples meeting,
| p. m, led by E. P. Metcalf of Provi-
| dence, r. l.; platform meeting at p. nj.
| addressed by S. w. Marsh, president
| Rhode Island Christian Endeavor Union
Robert Cushman, first vice president: Miss
| Deborah X. Knox and Miss Elizabeth Little.
| All are cordially invited.