Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-07-25

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cellor, G. p Judge trustees for one year.
two years. Edward E sas Finn, Daniel Daniel D.
Malcahey and Mrs. MARY A. O'Brien.
letter was received this week by To-
cal Episcopalian from Bishop satteriee, in
Venice. and also that he has completely
recovered from the effect of the hard
spring work in connection with the new
diocese of Washington
G, AZ the Eastern Presbyterian Church last
oappatn collection was taken up, rep
resenting the annual Contribution of the
church to the Presbyt srian Alliance. The
aihahce recently came oo the aid Of the
church when it was in deep financial diff
Gully, and as a result the collection was
lars being given
Rev: DR.. George O. Little of the Assem-
bly's Church is at Camden. Maine, and the
Rev. Francis J. Grmke of Fifteenth Street
Shurch Is located at Berea Cottage, Point
peasant. N. j., for the next six weeks.
Dr. Litties pulpit is being filled by va
rlous clergymen, Rev. f. D. Bailey having
omSiated In that caracity last Sunday.
me BAPTIST Ministers Association will
not mold any more sessions until the sec
ona Monday in September. Before adj
1ournlng. however. they elected an execu-
tive committee composed of Rev. Gran.
Vliie >. Williams as chairman, and Revs.
nugh L. Stevenson and w. S. o. Thomas.
ne committee will meet before the first
session, and arrange a program of weekly
meetings for the year. The president of
the association is Rev. Theron Outwater.
hevs. Alexander Bielaski of Union Church
ana W; w. Van Arsdale Of Fifteenth Street
Methodist Church left Tuesday for Allie
enemy Grove in western Maryland. A
camp meeting Is in progress there, and
Dotn preachers are taking part. DR.. Van
Arsdale Will preach the annual sermon to-
morrow
A number of the Christian Brothers who
are In charge of St. Johns College are now
taxing vacations. Brother Abdas, vice
president Of the college, will leave in a
couple of weeks for France, not to return
TIL december: Brother Germanus, profess
sor of classic languages. is in Germany, and
Brother Denis IS in Amawalk, NY, at the
normal school of the Christian Brothers.
president Fred f. Tasker of the Wash
lngton District Epworth League has ap-
pointed a committee to work up interest in
local league circles for the coming interna-
tional Epworth convention, which is to be
held in Toronto in 1897. The committee,
which has already commenced operations,
is as follows: Chairman, Frank II. Israel:
Prof. Edgar Frsbie and Messrs. K. S. La
Fetra, j. Finney Encle and Fred E. Wood
ward.
The ladies of Grace Methodist Church
held lawn fete the first part of this
week In the grounds adjoining the church
at the corner of 9th and S streets. and also
in the basement of the edifiCe. The enter
tainment was held under the auspices of
the trustees and was for the benefit of the
debt fund.
Rev. Hugh Johnston left Wednesday for
ASheville, N. c., to take part in the Bibli-
cal assembly, which commences next week.
Returning, he is to occupy his pulpit at
Metropolitan Church the first Sunday in
August, and then will leave for his sum
mer home on the Niagara river near the
falls, to be away six weeks. Rev. J. c..
McCarty will be In charge of the services
at Metropolitan Church during DR.. john
stons absence.
1t is thought that the recent picnic of
st. Cyprians parish will net the church
at least $500.
O. Miss Ethel Fish, the promising young
artist, has just finished large oil painting,
'Sweer Peace. fer the primary room in
Westminster Presbyterian Church. The
handsome earS ed fraine was made By Ros-
we'll Fish ~ - Gel. .- .a,-