Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-15
THE SUNDAY DIScoURsES
Themes Discussed aphre Washington An
dienoes in thep aerches Yesterday.
Missions, Young MEN, PrOdigality,
PauPs Bank Account and Charac-
Ter BuiIdingggA1song. the Topics.

PauPs Bank AeeQunt and Charac.
Ter BuildinsgA1ssons the Topics.
s.
Rev. D. L. Greenksid, pastor OF Central
Methodist Protestant Church, preached
yesterday morning On ',our Mission to
Young Men," :andNnathe evening on 1.-The
Second Commandment
1.-The Need of MtsaiSn Work in This City,
formed the subject yesterday morning of
the sermon OF Rev 9. E. Fout at Memorial
Church,; His evening theme was paul Be-
fore Agrippa, ~ and his discourse was Illus
trated with stereopticon views
|. LAT Trinity M. e. Church last evening
Rev Dr. E. D. Huntiey delivered a dis
course on the subject. Obedience Creates
Rights" +" T.
Rev. W. iw. cuery preaehed yesterday
morning at the, Church of Our Father on
"The Universalfst Profession OF Faith and
the Chicago Conventlon'r
'sOur Young Mem, was the theme of the
sermon last evening Of Rev, c. II. Butler.
General Secretary al a' w.. N. Mu,ter Of the
Young Mems Christian Association con-
Quoted the young mems service there yes
Rev. E. Hez Sven. pastor of the Second
Baptist Church, explained last evening to
his congregation. "How a woman's Loss
Caused Man to Be Very Happy
Yesterday was the beginning of the TWEEN
ty-fourth year of the pastorate of Rev. DIR.
Domer at ST. Paul's English Lutheran
Church, and he preached a sermon appro-
pirate to the occasion.
THE Leaves That Fall' was the theme
upon which Rev. Frank SewaI preached a
discourse yesterday morning at the New
Church.
Rev. DIR. s. NJ Newman, pastor of the
First Congregational Church, continued
last evening the series of i'll strated ser
mons on the Life of St. Paul.
Rev; Alexander I, Bowers Of Whining
ton. Del, preached yesterday morning at
All Souls Church. The evening service
wa, was in charge of the Young Peoples Re
ligioUs Union.
of the discourse at the First Church of
Christ yesterday m1rning.
Rev. DR.. J. A. Johnson gave an illustrat-
ed discourse on 1.-The Prodigal Son" before
his congregation in Metropolitan A. NJ. L.
Church last evening.
THE New Testament Conception of the
Christian Life" formed the subject of the
discourse Of Rev. DR.. George v. Leech at
Grace NJ. e. Church yesterday morning.
Rev. DR.. George 8. Duncan of lexington
Presbyterian Church preached yesterday
morning on 'The Great Foundation" and
III the evening on THE Character Of Noah"
Religious Zear' and "Our Thoughts"
formed the subjects of the morning and
evening sermons. respectively, of Rev. DR..
HartSock at Ryland NJ. E. Church yester-
day.
Rev. Dr. E. Dim Eldridge of Waugh Me
Church preached yesterday morning on
Helpful Memories and in the evening
on "Shipwrecks of the Soul"
The first of q series of three historical
sermons on the "Mastminster Assembly"
was delivered Yesterday morning at the
Church. of the G9vepant by the pastor,
Rev. DR.. Teunis S.Hamlin.
The theme of the7eumon yesterday morn
ing by Rev. DR.. Lacirn Clark of Foundry
and in the evening aaJHligence."
at Merh R eapitG 81 Church os stmnr
and in the evening rev. Page Milburn de-
1 1yersd ga discourse. ON "christ Before Pr
; .'Claims of TweHtisth Century Upon the
Young Men of Tq}aagIt, was the Subject of
the Discourse ,yesfeFday morning of Rev.
DR.. PisSe. at .Guna0n Temple. In the even
ding DR. Fiskes .sptc a, IF Cod What
:. Rev. Or irrNaylofT Spike, yesterday. morn
Ing before his copgEeEatfon at McKendree
M. E. Church onp' faa:s Bank Account"
otaAt sHhelNew York; srenue PresbNtelian
Ehufeh last evening Rev: DR. Wallace
Radcliffe. the pastor. PREACHED on .Cities
of the Bibe-The City. of Pleasure. a.
Paul's NJ. IL. Church -delivered1a discourse
yesterday morning on "A Teacher aCame
From Cod and in the evening on 2"Church
History in .cBiography-John Wickliffe,; the
Morning Star of the Reformatione";t
Hunting a Great City to Find a. Man
and Character Building were the sub
jects of the morning and evening discourses.
respectively, yesterday of Rev. DR.. Thomas
Chalmers Easton, pastor Of Eastern Pres
byterian Church.
Rev. DR.. S. r. Murray of Fifteenth
Street NJ. E. Church preached yesterday
morning on Good That is Evil Spoken"
Jn1,v m
wortl: NJ. E. Church South, preached yes
terday morning on "Paurs Prayer for
Others and in the evening on Approach
ableness of Jesus.
of Life were the themes of the morning
and evening sermons, respectively, yester-
day Of Rev E. Lawrence Hunt, at Western
Presbyterian Church.
E. Church as old folks day. The morning
sermon was delivered by the pastor, Rev.
Dr. w. r. Stricken, and at j pm IRE
siding Elder l.. B. Wilson conducted love
feast The evening meeting was under
the auspices Of the Woman's Home MIS-
sion Society, and an address was made by
Rev DIR. Thomas c. Tiff. superintendent
of the Utah mission of the NJ L. Cnurcn.
The forty-second anniversary of Gal
braith Church took place yesterday
sermon appropriate to the occasion was de-
livered in the morning by the pastor, Rev.
j. B. Colbert In the evening the members
of O. P Morton Post and Ladies' Relief
Corps, G. A. r., attended the exercises in
a body.
Rev Dr. George N. .Luocock. pastor of
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church, preach
ed last evening on christianity and Cae-
sar in Conflict %
The themes of the sermons yesterday by
Rev. DR.. J. ]. Muir at E Street Baptist
Church were: Morning, THE House!ess
Christi and evening, THE Nightless
Realm"
The theme of the yesterday mornings dis
course by Rev. John Van Ness of Takoma
Park Presbyterian Church was "The FL
nancial Crisis"
Rev. ]. r. yerbrycke pastor OF Gurley
Memorial Church, preached Yesterday
morning THE Value of Prayer" and in
the evening on Our, Young Men,,
Sitting by the Cross and ''Who Spoiled
the Vines, were the subjects of the morn
ing and evening sermons, respectively, yes
terday of Rev. E. B. Bagby, pastor of the
Ninth Street Christian Church. which con-
gregation for the present worships at
Northeast Temple.
The Christadelphians listened to an adj
dress at their mestiAg yesterday afternoon
upon "All Men BHhl 81 Old Adam Are Un-
dor nd ,,oJ,