Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-07-10
| N THE CH RCHeS

! gregational Church Messrs. John B. Sic
man, sr, and J. W. Young. to represent
them in the work of the Central Union
Mission.
The Sunday School Union and the Ep-
worth League of the Baltimore conference
OF the Southern Methodist Church held
| their annual meetings this week at Charles
town, w. Va.
Rev. Dr. Henry Hartman. professor emer-
| titus of Greek of Dickinson College, died last
! Friday at his home in Baltimore lie was
at one time in active service in the Balt-
more conference, and had served as pastor
| OF two churches in this city, Waugh and
| Dumbarton Avenue.
| recent guest at the pastoral residence
| of ST. Alo. sius Church was Rev. Father
| PurbTick, 5. J., provincial of the New
York Baltimore province OF Jesuiis
The regular organist OF The Central
! Union Mission, Miss bessie McMichasl, re-
| sunicd her position last Sunday after an
! absence OF several weeks and next week
| the director of the music of the mission.
| Mr.. George w. Hayell, Is expected TO
| sumo his place also.
| Father Mackin of ST. Pauls Church has
| awarded the following members OF 81
| Pauls Sunday school prizes for the past
| seasons work: Bible history. Andrew
! Hickey and Miss Nillette Anderson: cate
| chism, Daniel Hall and James Nolan. and
| Misses Mamie Bowie. Nellie Merrill and
Julia Donovan, and special medal. Miss
May Bitter.
On account of delay in the arrival of the
| stained glass windows the dedication Of the
| new kensington Methodist Episcopal
| Church has been postponed until Sunday
! July %.
Rev. DIR. Wallace Radcliffe will leave
| with his family next week for his summer
| vacation to be gone two months. most OF
| which time is TO be spent in the noun
| talns of Pennsylvania.
The services at the Young Mems Chris
udn Association tomorrow afternoon are
l IN h.a.
| ID. D., pastor OF the Gunton Temple Me-
| mortal Presbyterian Church.
| The last meeting of the Washington Dis
J trict Epworth League Toronto committee
| before the delegates leave for the con-
| Eenton was held last Tuesday evening
The chairman Of the committee, Mr.. Frank
| l. Israel, will not be able to be present
. put as nearly all the other members of
| tne committee VIII 60, 1t is not expected
| that there viii be any hitch in the de-
| tails OF the Washington delegations visit
rather James F. Mackin. pastor of ST
| PauIs Church, 18th and streets has
| contracted for a new window of ca,ba-
dral glass, which is expected TO reach
| washington In few days, and will be
| Immediately placed in the church
| The District Union of the Christian En-
| deavoT societies held a mass meeting this
week at Calvary Baptist Church. which
was Well attended, notwithstanding thai a
| the city. " 0"' VI
| Pastor Verbrycke of the Gurley Memorial
| Presbyterian Church has suspended the
| evening services of the congregation for
| tne niohths OF July and August, but the
| Christian Endeavor Society OF the rhur.b
| VIII continue their exercises
| REV. T. W. Tunnel. in charge of King
han the local colored Episcopal Theoiog-
ical Seminary, has been commissioned 10
work in the interest of King Hall through
out the north and east. He has already
| left for the work and has established his
| headquarters at Boston.
| waIr. n
Protestant Episcopal Church. has left with
ms family for his summer home at Sea
Isle city, n. j., to be gone during the
| months of July and August
Father MCGEE of ST. Patrick's Church
has presented handsome sets of books to
Messrs. John Hannah and Harry Hickey.
VINO nave oftciated, respectively, mas
| yer ana assistant master of ceremonies at
the services of the church during the past
winter and spring. Medals and premiums
nave been awarded TO the Sunday school
scholars and TO the altar boys
| Rev w. Bishop Johnson d. ID pastor
OF the second BAPTIST Church, read a pa
! per on Monday, by request before The
| Philadelphia Baptist Minister'S Association
on baptists and the Reformation
thursday next a council is to meet 10
ordain to the ministry of the colored Ban
tist Church Rev George W. Lucas at
| Church. D's'
Rev d: L; Greenfield. recently appointed
pastor OF the Central NJ. p Church, and
l h
lnSton, recovered sufficiently TO leave
washington Monday morning for Atlantic
| Sliy' where he is to spend the months of
/ July and August.
| At the recent commencement, % ,h
| hopkins University the degree of doctor of
| phiiosophy. in course, was conferred on
the Rev: Bartlett b. James. until recently
pastor of the North Carolina Avenue Meth
| odist Protestant Church.
| heN. FRANCIS j. Grimke. pastor of the
rlIteenth Street Presbyterian Church has
t .I and accepted an invitation to
take part In a conference to be held Ar
| hampton, Va, July 81. - and o. the
other Delegates from this city being Rev.
Prof. H. NJ Brown, DIR. f. ]. Shadd and
rrol. nelly Miller of Howard University
me conference Is to consider the rela-
uon OF the colored people of the United
s.a.es' hrst 10 property, next health, then
| trades, and finally families
Rev. John F. Hurst. d. d.. resident
bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church.
| mas Joined his family at their summer
nome at Marian, Mass The vice chancel-
Tor OF the American University, Rev. DIR
Samuel l.. Beiler will remain i'm wash.
ington nearly all summer, Mrs BeiIer be-
| ing now In Alaska.
Pending the erection of their new house
OF worship. the congregation of the North
| carolina Avenue Methodist PROTESTANT
| church are worshipng in a tent erected ar
tne corner OF 18th and streets southeast.
KEY Stowell l.. Bryant pastor of ST
Pauls Methodist Church. Dupont Circle IS
10 leave soon for an extensive tour through
tne New England states and in Ohio
! Both the mission and the free dispensary
OF the Western Presbyterian Church will
be continued during the summer The
pastor, Rev. Howard Wilbur Ennis is 10
! leave for Ashevile, n. c., the last of this
| month. " 'i'S
The special meetings at Washington
| Grove camp meeting begin Tuesday An
] gust =, and Will close with an early morn
ing service, Sunday, August L. All the
| services during the camp are to be i'm
charge of the presiding elder of Washing
ten District. Rev. DR. Luther b. Wilson
Rev. Frank S. Duncan, pastor of the
| lexington Presbyterian Church, is to leave
| next week for Toronto to take part I'm the
| deliberations of the British Scientific AS
| ISOLATION, of which he is a member.
The Junior Order of American Mechanics
| are to assemble at Epiphany Chapel. next
sunday evening, to listen to a special ser.
mon by the minister in charge, Rev. Albert
| NJ. Hilliker.
| Rev. Philip NJ. Rhinelander is now pres.
| ent at the Lambeth conference in England.
In the capacity of private chaplain TO the
| bishop of Washington. DIR. Satterlee.
Rev. Herbert Scott Smith, minister I'm
charge or the chapel of the Good Shepherd
cerebrated the first anniversary of his con.
nection with the chapel last Sunday