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right. August q. viii We Know Our
Loved Ones After Death and ResuTFec-
tion2'' Free Dews; all invited Sun
day school, $50 a R-. and B. 7. P. q.
D. m: prayer and social service.
Thursday, sis p. n
Centennial Church, Eighth Street be-
tween F and G Streets northeast-SuR-
day school at $50 an; prea ching at
II a m by Mr. Charles c Prentiss. 1HI
at S P. n. by Mr. Frank 5. SQuyer OF
Rochester Theological Seminary; even
ing theme, The Upper Room OF the
Soul song service at T-3G p. m, prayer
meeting. Thursday evening at 8 O'Clock,
preceded by Song service at 80 All
cordially invited. Seats free.
Calvary Church, Eighth and H Streets
northwest. Rev. 5. H. Greene. D. D., pas
tor. Rev. \. F Anderson. pastors as
sistant-SundsF school. 1870 a NJ Niles
". Shard. superintendent; preaching Il
a NJ. and p. N; intermediate Chris
tian EndeavoT meeting ,. m; Y. ?. -
c. E. Tuesdays, S p. m; church prayer
meeting. Thursdays, s p. N Welcome.
First Church. Sixteenth and 0 Streets
noTtnwest-Bi0le school. $3.50 a an;
preaching. 1 a. T., by Rev. Thomas 5.
Samson. of Philadelphia. Pa Seats free
Strangers welcome
Temple Church. Tenth and y Streets
northwest, J. J. Muir, D. D.. pastor
Preaching. Il q. n. by Rev J G. Dyer.
of South Amboy. y J; Sunday school.
$50 {. m; Christian Endeavor, p. n;
prayer meeting. Thursday. D. n
Strangers invited.
Maryland Avenue Church, Fourteenth
Street and Maryland Avenue northeast
Sunday school, $50 a m; preaching
Il a m and D n by Rev T Menefee:
song service. T:45 o. n; prayer meeting
Thursday, S p. n All welcome.
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SUNDAY SERVICES IN THE
WASHINGTON CHURCHES

Hubbard. pastOT-Sunday school at $50;
preaching by the pastor at II a m. and
Is p. n. EpwOTth League at : p. N.
Strangers are welcome to all services.
Douglass Churcn-At $50 a. m. sun
day school; i a m. by pastor, Rev. S.
n Hartsock ID. D.. Are the Scriptures
Divinely Inspired, 6:45, Epworth
League; S y. m, Christian influence; ~
last sermon of the series. Welcome.
St. PauTs Church. Fifteenth and R
Streets Notwithstanding school. 9:30
d m: preaching by George Y. Leech, D..
D.. II a n: vesper service under aus
pices Of Epworth League, p. m
North Capitol Church, corner North
Capitol and K Streets northeast, Rev. G..
Edwin Amos. pastor-Sunday school at
$3.50 a m, preaching at IL a. m by Rev.
Richard EmmCns. and at S D. m. BY
Rev ". c. Cullen Prayer meeting on
Thursday evening. All are invited.
Union Church. Twentieth Street, near
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest. Rev.
Page Milburn. pastOT-Union services
continue with the Western Presbyterian
Church, II a. m; service at Western
Church. s p. m; at the Union Church
Mr. Milburn viii conduct both services:
Sunday school. $50 a. m: prayer meet
irE Thursday night. s o'clock
Ryland Church. Tenth and D Streets
southwest, Rev. Alex Eirlaski, pastor
$50. Sunday school: II. reaching by the
pastor. $40, song service and short ad-
dress by tte pastor.
Grace Church, Rev. E. J. Smith. Ii.
D, pastor-9:20 a m, Sunday IL
a m. preaching by Rev F. A Springer:
7.30 p n. Epworth League.
Metropolitan Church Four-and- a-half
and c Streets northwest Preaching at
Il a. n. by Rev. J. Lewis Eartsock. Of
New York; Sunday school. $50 a. M. /:
Epworth League vesper service, I to S
p. m.
HamIine Church. Ninth and p Streets
Notwithstanding. Il a m. and S
p. m. by R-v. D. H Martin Sunday
school. $50 a. m; Epworth League will
unite with the evening service Public
cordially invited
North Carolina Avenue Church. Eighth
and B Streets southeast: pastor. Rev a.
Norman Ward-Preaching. II a. m: Sun
day school. 9.3G a. m: prayer NEE ing
Thursdays The union services viii be
continued through August Christian
Endeavcr from $50 until O'Clock. and
then preaching. continuing until $50.
making an hour service The subject
at night will be "A Bad Beginning"
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Presbyterian.

Westminster Church Memorial. Sew
enth and E Streets southwest. Rev. ).
". Hutchinson, pastor-9:50 a n. sun
day school; II a. n, sermon by Rev E.
Lawrence Hunt; midweek prayer meet
ing, Thursday. s p n Strangers well
come
Central Church, Southern Assembly,
corner I ana Third Streets, northwest
DR.. T1rHbull viii preach II a. n. Bible
lecture, Wednesday, S p. N. All seats
free.
West Street Church, Street. be-
tween Thirty-first and Thirty second
Streets. Rev " c. Alexander. D. D.,
Misunderstanding at i a 70. by Rev.
Carr Moore, Of Bridgeport. Va; no ev-
ening service; sunday schol at $50 &.
n: Christian EadeavOr. p. m; mid
week evening service. Thursday, at 9
o'clock with lecture. Strangers cor
daily iI==iittt>>a to all the services.
Eastern Church. co5>er Sixth Street
and Maryland Avenue northeast
Preaching at Il a. m. by Rev John "
Lyle: Sunday school at $50 a m: no
evening service.
GuDton Temple Memorial Church,
Fourteenth ard r Streets. northwest,
Rev Asa s. Fiske. D. D., pastoT-9:30 q.
m, sabbath school. II a. n; sermon By
Rev. Curtis o. Bosserman. of Harris
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vent in the wiids of Indiana The con-
mUnify POW numbers 500 members
Their schools are characterized by a
systematic course of studies which has
stood the test Of experience in the do
mains o. liberal and higher education
The order is not clustered, and its
members assist in all works calculated
to improve the spiritual condition Ct
the parish in which they are located.
II is the intention OF the Mother Gen
erai to erect on the grounds adjoining
the present rectory a building suitable
for the edUcs tional enterprise about to
be undertaken.
Work on the new church is rapidly
progressing. When finished St AIMS
Church viii undoubtedly be one OF the
tandsomest church structures in the
District OF Columbia.
St Johns Church. Forest Glen. the
Rev. c. o. Rosensteel, pastOT-SeTvices
tomorrow at 1890 q m; mass en week
days, except Wednesday. at $50; bap-
tisms after the mass on Sunday.
st. stephens Church. Pennsylvania
Avenue and Twenty fifth Street north
west, the Rev v 5 Caughy, pastor;
the Revs. P. T. O'ConneH and T. Glib
bons Smvth, assistants-Sunday. masses
5, :, and II a. m each low mass;
short sermon at the last one chill
dren's mass at O'Clock in the base
ment: baptisms, p. NJ; rosary and
benediction. 100 p. n The regular
meetings Of the sodality viii be discon-
tinued during summer
St Teresa's Ch=rch, Anacostia, the
Rev c. II. Bart, pastor; Rev. Francis
Schwallenbergs assistant-Sunday mass
es. $50 and 9; baptisms, p m; bene-
diction. ?. n
St Martins Church. North Capitol
and T SSteets, the Rev. Eugene 4. Han
nan pastor-Sunday masses. 100 and
10 30; rosary and benediction, : o'clock
in the evening; baptisms by special ar
St Anthony's Church. Br0okland. the
Rev. Joseph T. O'Brien, pastor: the Rev
August VI. Mark, Masses Sun
day. I and 9:30: week days, $50; Sun
day evening services, 7:45 o'clock
St Matthews Church. Rhode Island
Avenue, near Connecticut Avenue, the
Rev Thomas S Lee. pastor; the Revs.
Edward l. Buckley and J. D. Sterling. as
enthusiastically. low masses, Z, 8 and
10; baptisms, 3 p n; benedietion, 7.30
p. N.
Church of the Nativity. Brightwood-
The Rev c. o RosensteeI will ofTiciate
tomorrow morning at 8 O'Clock. He viii
also celebrate mass on Wednesday at
7:30; baptisms by special appointment
S. Ignatius Church. Oxen HiII-One
Of the fathers from St. Teresa's Church
VIII ofie5ate tomorrow. Services to-
as usual.
ST. Cyprian's Church, corner Thir-
teenth and c Streets southeast, the Rev.
James P Matthews, pastor; the Rev. P.
J. Richie, Sunday, masses. s.
g. and 1890 o'clock a. m: all low mass
es; baptisms. p. m; benediction. 8 p.
n The regular weekly meeting OF the
sodaIity and Sunday school viii con-
tinue during the summer
The ladies having charge Of the differ
ant tables are making great preparations
for the fair. which viii be held from
I to 70 next, and many. costly
and beautiful s1ecimens OF needlework
are well under way
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Methodist.

Gorsuch Church. Four-and-a- half
and L Streets southwest, Rev. Thomas
Z. Copes. pastor-At $50 a. u, Sunday
school, II a. 70. and $50 D. m, preach
ing BY the pastor; Thursday, s p. II,
prayer meeting
Emory Chapel, Brigntwcod. Rev. O.
G. BeaH, pastor-Pres ching. II a. m
and p. m: Sunday school. $50 a. N. +;
c. E. 100 p. m; prayer service Thurs
day evening at O'Clock. 4 cordial
welcome to all
Wesley Church. corner Fifth and F.
Streets northwest. Dr. v. VI. Ferga-
sen. pastor-Sunday school. $50; ser
mon BY Rev James B. Mclaughlin;
Band Of Hope. 3 p. m; services at the
jail, 2:45 p m; Epworth League.
2. n, sermon by Rev. n. Porter Smell
al O'Clock; prayer meeting Thursday
evening
Old Foundry Church. now worshiping
in hall OF Columbian University, Fiji
teenth and H Streets; entrance on H
Street Rev. L 3. Wilson, pastor
Preaching at II d. N. by Rev. John d.
BIoodgood. Of the Wyoming Conference;
at s p. m. song service; Sunday school,
$50 q. m; prayer meeting, p m,
Wednesday.
Dumbarton Avenue Church between
Thirty-frst and Thirty second Streets
northwest. Rev Frank H. HaveneT.
pastoral $3.50 a. m, Sunday school; IL
a n. end p. m. union service with
Congress Street NJ p Church; Rev. J.
D. Kinzer. D. D., viii preach; prayer
meeting Thursday at s p m
Wilson Memorial Church, Eleventh
Street. between and I Streets south
east. Rev. A. H Thompson. pastoral
$50 a m, Sunday school; II 4. m,
preaching by Rev Z. r. Naylor. Presid-
ing elder; twilight service from { to
s o'clock
Waugh Church. Third and a Streets
northeast, Rev G. F Maydwel. pastor
Sunday school, 9:15 a. n; sermon. Il
a m. by pastor; evening service, $50
Brightwood Park, Rev. D. H Martin.
pastor-Sunday school. $50 a. n;
preaching. ! a m Rev. L J. Smith;
topic, The DeCaIOgue" solos by Mr.
Croft and Mrs. Smith; quartet will sing
Epworth League. 1880 p. m. leader. Ger
trude Manning. Midweek service We'd
Hesday at s p. m. Children's class Fri
day 40 p. IA. leader, Mrs. Gooch. All
welcome.
McKendree Church, 915-919 Massachu-
sets Avenue northwest, Rev. Edward L.
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GENERAL LEAGUE NOTES.

The general cabinet of the league held
q meeting at Ludington, Mich. July 81
among the matters Of business trans
acted was the approval of publishing a
reading course OF three volumes for 81
per set, for 1903-4. and BishoD- Goodsen
was invited TO write one OF the same Il
was recommended that at the conveu-
lions 10 be held during the next year
special emphasis be placed upon Chris
tian education. and provision made for
special discussion of the work of pas
tors and Sunday school workers.
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Episcopal.


Episcopal.
St Matthew's Chapel. N and Ealf
Streets southeast. Rev J. NJ e Mckee
minister in charge Sunday school $50
q. m; morning service and sermon. Il
o'clock: evening service, with address.
) o'clock Seats free. Strangers wei
come
st. Marks Pro-CathedraI. Third and A
Streets southeast-T:30 a. M. holy com
munion; Il o'clock. morning prayer and
sermon; s o'clock. evening prayer and
sermon All welcome
Church of the Epiphany. C Street. Rev
Randolph II. McKim D. D.. rector-S 2.
m, holy communion: II a m. service
and sermon; s o'clock. evening PRAYER
and address All cordially welcome
Grace Church. Georgetown. Rev. Dr..
Pettis. rector-Hcly communion. S a. m.
morning prayer and sermon. II O'Clock,
evening prayer and address, services On
the lawn. $40 o'clock: Sunday-schooI.
$50 a N. All seats free.
St. Margaret's Church. Connecticut
Avenue and Bancroft Place. Rev. Her
bert Scott Smith. D. D.. rector-lI
O'Clock. morning prayer and sermon.
Strangers welcome.
st. Paui's Church. Twenty-third Street
northwest, near Washington Circle. Rev.
Alfred Harding. D. D.. rector: Rev.
Enoch NJ. Thompson. assistant-Sunday
services. 7:S0 a m, holy communion: Il
O'Clock, morning service and sermon:
p. m. choral evensong. Wednesdays
and Fridays: 7:I5 a. m. holy commun-
ion; 4:30 p. m. eyens0ng. All seats free.
All welcome
ST. James Church, Eighth Street. near
Massachusetts Avenue. 5 and Streets
northeast Free and open 20 all every
day. Services: Sunday. 100. 1890 and
II a m. and 7:45 p. 10: other days. :
and a. n and p. m. All are well
come.
Trinity Church. Third and c Streets
northwest. Rev. Richard P Williams
rector: Rev. Frank NJ. Gibson. Phi. D. as
sistant-T.3 30 a. m, holy communion. Il
o'clock, morning services and sermon;
holy CONN union first Sunday in the
month All Welcome
CEuT Of The Good Shepherd. Sixth
Street, between II and I Streets ncrta-
east-Services: Holy communion. $50 a.
m; morning prayer. litany and sermon.
II o'clock; evening prayer and sermon.
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The district league cabinet met at the
home Of Secretary Frank 7. Israel.
American University Park. Wednesday
evening. august I3- It was decided to
accept the invitation from Eldbrooke VI.
E. Church to hold the next meeting of
the board CT control in that church.
Wednesday evening, September 3. The
occasion IS the opening date for the
fourth annual harvest supper of Ed
brooke Church, at which time grand
concert will be given on the church lawn
BY the Washington Times Band. admis-
sion free a large number Of the mem
bers Of the board have expressed their
intention Of being present
It was also decided to hold the next
annual convention. September $3.50,
with department conferences on the first
evening from to s. followed By a
mass meeting. the second evening to
be given up to business. election and in
staIlation Of officers. It is expected that
the convention will be held in Waugh NJ.
E. Church, Third and A Streets north
east
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Baptist.

Metropolitan Church. corner Sixth and
A Streets northeast, Or. G. S. Williams.
pastor-Preaehing at II a. m. by Frank
: Squyer, Of Rochester Theological Sem
mary. subject. The Character OF the
Gospel" services al 3 p. n, conducted
by the Young Peoples Union.
Second Church Auditorium Fourth
Street ami Virginia Avenue southeast. F..
Hez Sven, pastor-PreachIng. II a m
and p m. by Rev. J. ". kincheIoe;
Pastor Z. Hez Sven discusses Sunday
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Selections.


Faith Is Necessary to victory.-Hazlitt.
Faith Is taking God at His vord--Evans.
Path without works is like a bird without
wings. Beaumont
Faith. zsho. with her angel tread
Leads through the labyrinth WIKI a single
''Etad. Holmes
Faith afirns msny things respe ting which
the sense are silent. but nothing that they
deny--Pascal
Faith has given man an inward willingness.
world Of strength vhercwith TO front a world
O. difheulty--CarIyIe-
Faith is the creator Of the Godhead. not that
il creates anything IN the Divine Eternal Be
Ing but that il creates that Being in US
Iu1her
Faith Is the being able to cIcave % a power
Ct rooflness appealing 10 or higher and real
self, not TO or lower ard apparent scf.-Ar-
mold.
For rnan 10 look upon his lot and say. 1t
seems TO be very hard all -tes. things are
apparently against me. yet ] viii rejoice in the
Lord, ! vIli JOY in the God Of NY salvation''-
that Is faith.-Parler.
Faith is trusting Jesus 20 lead us. and going
where lie .esds. What avails it tc me to ana
I've -aratocs water and 70 believe in its
virtues must drink the wafer. Il want is
purifying p0wer--Cuyler.
AE.ang so many can he csros
ta1 sH-yisi love no rv1r1 Firr7z
sskcd; MY soul herhouEht of this
ln Just that very place Of His
q here he hath put and keopeth you
God hath 10 other thing n do.
-nvs VbTfray
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LOCAL NOTES

The secretary will soon send out to
the chapters notice to elect delegates
to the convention. September 29-20
Each chapter is entitled to five dele
gates. one of whom shall be the pastor.
and to az additional delegate for every
fifty menSsrs or two-thirds fraction
thereof.
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hirst, Mr. and Mrs " G EIdridge. Mr..
and sfrs. Charles II. Forrest. Prof. and
Mrs. ". 2 Dales, the Misses Lutz. the
Misses PoIkinhorn. Dr.. PoIkinhorn. Mr..
and Mrs. E. l. Harvey. benjamin. s.
Graves, Miss Lc-ise c. Wilson and Mr..
Z s La Fetra-
District President z. s. LaFetrs has
gene to Ocean Grove, y. J.. and viii re-
turn en- the 18th.
Mr. Charles H. t4ray. OF Douglas chap
ter. is speRdiEs Is part OF his vacation
in Pennsylvania.
Mt. II. a. Ison. district fourth vice
president. and his family, who have been
visiting at Oakland, Sid. the past month.
viii return on the 18Th.
Mrs Amy May Gray. formerly third
vice president OF the district league. is
visiting at Cape May.
Dr. J. H. wesier. district first vice
president, expects to make an ofcial
visit to Anacostia league tomorrow even
ins.
Douglas chapte: has been keeping up
its literary meet IS during the sumner.
Mr. Frank A woodward. president a.
Wesley League, led the meeting at
Fletcher Sunday evening.
Mr. Harry Oren Hine gave very in
terestiug talk at EIdbrooke SUNDAY
evening Mr. Hine stated at the begin
ming OF his address that he lad received
letter which he would use as basis
for his remarks. it being a letter writtee =
by St Paul, care of St Peter. TO him
and 70 every one present He then read
the letter. which Fas copied from II Pc
ter i:4-9
Mrs. Clara Bennett will conduct the
league service At Wesley tomorrow even
ing. Miss E. R. Woodward had charge
OF the meeting last Sunday evening.
Waugh Chapter held quite unique
service Sunday evening. Mr.. ". R. SpeeI-
man and six other young men. aud
women represented the seven graces.
each one quoted ScripturaI references il
lvstFating their respective parts.
Miss Emily scrivner, superintendent
OF the District Junior League. departed
for Ocean Grove, y J, Mo-aay, where
she will remain fer few weeks
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Roth. assistant-Sunday, low mass at
7:15 o'clock: late mass at 10 o'clock.
vesper service at o'clock in the even
ing Mass during the week at as a. N.
The feast Of the Assumption was OBJ
served at St Mays yesterday morn
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Meszrs- Cooper, Tunnen. and Jordan
members q tne committee on arra5ge-
ments ard program for the next inter-
national convention.
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Wesley Chapter under the auspices OF
the fourth department. gave 2 pleasant
evening to about forty-five of its friends
on the steamer Bartholdi by d trip to
Indian Head and return last week
Among those present were: Misses
Dietrich, Knight. Mcintosh. Woodward.
Shuckers, Mcdowell, Mckee. and Messrs.
Cook, Pitts. Woodward, Roderick,
sc-rmucker, Ison, BeiIinger. Mcwhorter.
Shuckers, Linkins. and Mckee.
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ln6-
St. Joseph's Church Second AMI c
Streets northeast. the Rev Valentine T
Schmilt. pastor; the Rev. James A
SHyth, assistant-Sunday, masses, $50,
10. and 1920 a. N; baptisms. o'clock:
rosary and bened7ction. Z p. M; masses
on week days. : a m Mr. Daniel Cox.
of this parish. will next session enter
St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, to
study for the priesthood.
Holy Trinity Church. Thirty-sixth and
10 Streets northwest. the Rev. James F.
X. Mulvaney. s. J, pastor; the Rev
Francis McAtee. s J., and the Rev.
Samuel Cahill, 5 J., Observation-Disclosures
services viii be held during the week as
follows. Tomorrow morning masses at
s, :, 9. and 1870 o'clock. IN the evening
hymns rosary, and benedicton at :
O'Clock During the week masses At g,
$50, and o'clock a. N. Sodality meet
ings viii remain discontinued until
2 bout October L.
As previously reported the lawn party
for the benefit Of the new hall and
school has netted upward OF $1,000. a
goodly SUN. taking into consideration
the midsummer character of the enter
prise. The returns are not yet all in;
and the total sum viii be considerably
in excess Of the above figure.
During the past three years more than
5.079 patients have been treated at the
Georgetown University Hospital. ana
funds are urgently needed TO increase its
facilities.
Sacred Heart Church, Fourteenth
Street and Whitney Avenue northwest,
the Rev. Joseph MCGEE, pastor-Sun-
day masses. and 10 a m. both low.
Unless all indications fail of reaIiza-
tICn the lawn fete to be held next month
viii exceed even the most sanguine ex-
pectations. The interest and zeal Of the
paTishioners have been deeply stirred.
The various committees are busiiy at
work and the results Of their efforts
are assuming shape rapidly. Everyone
who is in q position to know is ardent
fl the expression of she conviction that
the lawn party viii be highly satisfac-
tory in its outcome.
St AIMS Church. Tenleytown, the
Rev. Joseph c. Mauon. pastor-sunday
masses. SIS and 1915; benedfction i'm
mediately after the last mass.
Two negotiations which have been
pending for some time between the Sis
tiers Of Providence, of Indiana. and the
pastor of St AIMS. Tealeytown, with
view to the purchase OF the rectOry
and thu grounds enclosed, have been
closed The Sisters will teach in the
paTOchial school. and will conduct a
seminary. especially for their pupils
from the West who may desire to pur-
sue an extended course of studies in
the vicinity OF Washington. This com
munity is 4 very numerous and prosper
Gus order which. up TO the present. has
rad no institutions in the East, but the
good sisters are extensively engaged IN
the States OF Indiana, Illinois. and Ne
bTaska, in teaching in various schools
and academies. The most important in
stitutiCn in their charge is St Mary's
OF the Woods Vigo county. Ind. The
order was established in the United
States sixty years ago, when six Sis
tiers from France established their con
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There viii be a chorus Of the Sunday
school children. All are welcome.
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The following Epworth Leaguers from
Metropolitan chapter are al Ocean
Grove, y. ! Mr. and Mrs. ". s. Dew
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Mt. II. A. Ison, district fourth vice
president, and his family, who have been
visiting at Oakland, Sid. the past month.
viii return on the 18Th.
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Mrs Amy May Gray, formerly third
vice president Of the district league. is
visiting at Cape May.
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Dr. J. H Wesier, district first vice
president, expects to make an official
visit to Anaccstia league tomorrow even
inS.
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District President Z. S. LaFetrs has
gene to Ocean Grove, y. J.. and viii re-
turn en- The 18Th.
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Waugh Chapter held quite unique
service Sunday evening, Mr.. ". R. Spell
man and six other young men. aud
women represented the seven graces,
each one quoted ScripturaI references il
Illustrating their respective part.
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Mr. Charles II. t1ray. OF Douglas chap
ter, Is speRdiEs Is part OF his vacation
IN Pennsylvania
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Mrs. Clara Bennett will conduct the
league service At Wesley tomorrow even
ing. Miss E R Woodward had charge
OF the meeting last Sunday evening.
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Douglas ehapte: has been keeping up
its literary meet IS during the summer
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Miss Emily Scrivner, superintendent
Of the District Junior League. departed
for Ocean Grove, y J., Mocaay. wberc
she will remain fer few weeks.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-08-16

Mr. Frank A. Woodward, president O.
Wesley League. led the meeting at
Fletcher Sunday evening.