Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-06-26
| N THE CHI u re lie S

irStou. lying east at 1th street and ar-
ccrliUSiy. with The approval of the i:iSh 'p
Of Washington. pr Sattarloe. a mission is
to lie established by The rotor ~ Trmi'y
Church. r.. Richard T.. Williams. in tl.ai
scticn.
Among ;hr wclI-known Ca,holir clergy
mon of Washington who w.rc present al
the as,uUs4 comm, r,c .n,rt oN,rcIS. = 90 81
Charles College. i:liicott City. ta:s W H.
were Rev. James Mackin. Rev. u. e H.
NUlf. Rev. T.. ]. u'Co.ucil. Rev. pr. Carr
gan and Key. J. \. Mulrahy.
Al The last mo, tut; OF the Pr.sayt, rfau
Ministers Association. the following OIL
GERS W.T. elected for the ensuing Lar
which VIII comme nee tne thi3d Monday in
! october: President, I;-y. 4 a3.:ics T. Rams
del, DID: vice president. tov. Asa =
f'iske. II, and secretary and treasurer.
Rev John Van Ness.
Beginning WIKI tomorrow morning.. The
! pulpit OF til" First CONGREGATIONAL Church.
curing the Sunday MORNINGS at TN. sum
iii.r. IS to Ia liIied 10y The H,N. Isaac Clark
| u ID. OF Howard University. IN the abs, nee
| OF the pastor. Ryv. Dr. =. II. Newman.
| The trustees of New Wiudsu.' college
| carroll county. Nd. nave rcuprst-,l h,v
Dr. c. IL. Eams,iell of his city 10 scry"
another year as the acting president. pr
| Rams'.ll has accepted.
The EiWorth i-.agt.e of iIa,nlfla NJ !,
| 'hhrch has just closed its CAautall,r,.a
! course Tor the summer whieh Gurin-; th,.
, past winter and spring. has been Iud,r tns
! "n'cuCn OF Miss Annie Wing: IN. l,a..lia
| Is I" condact the sunday eN.n:i.y serves.
| OF nc church during The summer monins.
The annual sunday scncol excursion of
| inc rhSt to'EGogatio Chlrcn took place
| y.stcrday.
Right Key. Alfred A. Curtis. late Rish,a
"a W hiillii&'"h. Pei, ordained several can
| "Icat.S To the priesthood last SUNDAY al
| the Narist College, Brookiaai
archbishop Gross of OREGON mas h..u IL,
| Washington the past two weeks as thu.
gust 81 his brother. Mir Alfred Gross. and
ST. faul's Church
The sabbath schools of tho ,;,irI,v NJ,
me rial, Assembly and lexington Prosi,y-
ie'i,tn churches and the :'iiclncy Memorial
| lart!St church combined in an excursion
IL River View yesterday
! The closing social of the season was hold
frday evening Al The Assemhly's Presby-
II has been decided to formally dedicate
| TIE kensingtoa Methodist Church. Roy.
ftbert N; Moore, pastor, the second sun
The pastor of Gorsuch NJ. f. Church.
! KEY. William II. Richardson, is sp.ntiiig
his vacation with his parents in Illinois.
| ard does not exoect to return to Washing
/ ton until the middle of August.
AT the annual meeting of the Church cf
| the Reformation held last Sunday. several
eiders End deacons were elected. the COM
! Ilete Vestry now being as follows: Mrs<rs
| L. Z Slater, l.. w. Slater. a. h. Wagner.
| y. L. De Graw. Jonn t:I-5ach. j. \. ~uth-
eriand. F. H. Parsons ard J. a. u. Turner
rev sam Small, the evangelist, has
taken up his residence III Washington.
Tomorrow being the feast day of the pa
| tron saint of s.. Aloysius Church. there
are to be special services at that church.
! during the course of which a sermon Is: 10
be delivered by Rev. Eugene A. Hannah Of
| St. Pauls Church. \ novena in honor of
the Sacred Heart began Thursday evening
| OF last week and closed yesterday.
| he Epln hi,,i.-
| cation has suffered loss in the death of
Rev. Daniel Morris who was pastor of two
OF the colored Baptist churches.
| The pastor of the First Congregational
! Church. Rev. S. NJ. Newman, DID, atterld-
1 ed the thirtieth anniversary OF his class at
| Bcwdoin College this week.
| The sabbath school of the Fifth Baptist
| Church has Decided to refurniSh during the
summer months the lecture room Of the
church in which it holds its sessions.
| The Washington District Epworth League
| is to hold rally next Wednesday even
ing at Wesley NJ Il. Church. wnich all
| those who expect to attend the intornation-
al convention of the league at Toronto are
expected to be present and receive final in
| structions for the trip.
| The congregation of lions Baptist
| Church have presented their pastor. Rev.
| William }. Howard with purse OF two
| hundred dollars in recognition of Iii; la
| boris on behalf of the church. and with this
| money Rev. Mr.. Howard is to leave OH
! Monday fer California The church peo-
pie have also provided their pastor with
| complete travelling outfit, and also with a
| companion in the person of Prof. Daniels
| the leader of the church choir.
Rev Louis G Wood, first assistant min
| lster Of the Church of The E.jioiiany left
{ this week. accompanied by his family for
| a months stay at Clifton Springs, New
| York. Rev. DR. Mckim does not expect
| to leave Washington until Mr. Wood re-
| turns, in the latter part Of July
/ The exterior Of Wesley NJ E. Church
mas been painted grayish tint. which
much improves its appearance.
| The Central Union Mission authorities
| are carrying cut that portion Of their pro-
gram of summer evangelstic work r..lat-
ing to nightly meetings of the Gospel
wagon, and expect soon to have. enc Of
| their tents erected and in operation
The executive committee of the Mctho-
| dist bazaar met Monday evening to d,rer-
| mine on place to hold the affair Tn.
| committee is 10 continue its meetings stead
| lly throughout the summer, ard b. the
| time the autumn sets in expects to haze
| the details of the bazaar perfected
| Key. DR. PIrson, president of the NJ
t1onal Lutheran Home for the Aged has
| returned from Mansfield. Ohio, where he
went as visitor in the interest of the
| nome. lie succeeded in getting the synod
| 10 permit a tax of five cents q head h. inr
assessed on every layman in the synod
anu expects with the money raised from
| this source. which will approxin,ate tiIa
thousand dollars. to erect several new
| buildings for the home at Ivy Civ
Aic hhishop Martinelh was presented VIII,
l {" sumo HStflu-ralnted china ba
gift Of Mr.. William p Powers a. , ,.aS
cept non gwen at the residence of the lat
ter last Tuesday evening week.
me Methodist Preachers Meeting have
| Ueeided TO hold their last meeting until the
tah MONDAY. July II, in the new Kensinp-
ton N: T. Church and afterward take din
Yer with Rev. DIR. H. r. Naylor. pastor of
| Mchehdree Church. who has a country
| place al kensirg ton s
Messrs. Charles w. Needham and .Iare,
y. Nichols have been elected trustees of
| the FIRST Baptist Church.
hey. A. w. Pitzer, D. D.. has been sick
| ior several days, bat is improving
The First Washington Association of
| Colored Baptist Churches is TO hold its
regular annual meeting. beginning the Mn
| Oh Juiy' ana lasting three days, at the Lib
erty Baptist Church. 18th and New York
| avenue. i N
The members of the 'Y" of the First
| CONGREGATIONAL gathered at Iowa Circle ON
Inursday afternoon last and We're photo
| graphed III group
| The members of st. Cyprian's Church
gave picnic for the benefit of the parish
| on Tuesday at Eureka Park, Anacostia
KEY. William II. Laird of the diocese of
| washington, who has filled several puipi:s
4 NJ