Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-04
AT THE CHURCHES.
Texts Upon Which Washington d.
vines Based DiscOurses Yesterday.

Texts Upon Which Washington d.
vines Based DiscOurses Yesterday.
Archbishop Keane preached in St. Pat
| rick's Church yesterday morning to a large
congregation. The discourse was doctrinal
| in character, and was based on the pass
age ir Scripture in which Christ con-
| POUNDS the Pharisees who challenged HIS
divinity.
Rev. Albert Hollinger, pastor Of the Dun
| ker Brethren. preached in Naval Lodge
Hall yesterday morning from the text: I'VE
| are for me or against me-
The eleventh anniversary of the found
| ing of st. Paurs Catholic Church was cele-
| brated yesterday. Rev. Father Thomas
Sheridan, who from childhood has been a
| member of st. Paurs congregation, cele-
brated his first mass at the church yes
| terday. Others who officiated at the mass
were Rev. Paul Griffith, pastor of St. An
gustine's Church of this city; Deacon Rev
John w. Sullivan Of San Francisco, and
Subdeacon Rev. Francis A. Schwallenberg
of Annapolis.
Rev. DR.. T. Dewitt Talmage preached
yesterday morning at the First Presby-
| terian Church on "Rusticity in the Palace"
The Church of the Epiphany was crowd
ed yesterday morning, the immense congre-
cation having gathered to hear a sermon
by Rev. Charles Gore of the Church of
England. a canon of Westminster Abbey.
L
st. Pauls epistle to the Ephesians, and
fairly scintiilated with bright thoughts and
ideas. His plea for a universal brother
hood Of man and 4 common church and
religion for one and all was a mastery eff
fort, and without doubt took deep root in
| the hearts of his hearers.
DIR. Gore preached in the evening before
a large congregation at ST. Marks Church
In the evening Rev. DIR. Mckim. the rec
tor. preached an eloquent sermon from
Timothy vi, IL: "Oh. man of God, lay hold
of eternal life."
President Mckinley attended services at
the Metropolitan NJ. E. Church yesterday
morning. remaining for communion. AS is
the Presidents custom, he took communion
at the second table. Rev. Dr. Hugh john
ston took for his text at the morning serv-
ice, which preceded communion, the words
found in Hebrew iv:15 his theme being the
sympathy OF Christ.
the organization of the Peoples Church,
Rev. Alexander Kent pastor. The church
heid us nrst meeting at the Academy of
Music the first Sunday of October. 1891.
Dr. Kent preached sermon yesterday
morning appropriate to the occasion
The first anniversary in the pastorate of
Rev. A. P. Miller. 3D., at the Line oln
Memorial Congregational Church was OBJ
served yesterday with services appropri-
ate to the occasion. Rev. Mr.. Miller
preached the anniversary sermon at IL
o'clock. taking his text from Nehemiah,
Wis, II am doing a great work so that /
cannot come down."
Bishop Satterlee officiated YESTERDAY at
the morning service at ST. Marks Pro-
Cathedral Episcopal Church. The service
was the first at st. Marks in which Bish-
OPP Satterlee had taken part since his re-
turn from Europe, and was participated in
by an unusually large congregation The
the congregation for unity of purpose and
&C ton In the building up OF the Pro-Cathe-
dral parish. that IL might be an example
fer the rest OF the diocese OF Washington.