The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-04-19
Other Services.

Wesleyan PentecostaI Church, Ninth
and D Streets northwest, Rev c Howard
Davis, pastor-Sunday school. 10 a. n;
revival services at II a. N. and ) and S
p m; week night services Tuesdays and
Thursdays at s O'Clock. Everybody cor
daily invited,
Reform Christian Science. at 3 D. m. in
the lecture room of the Halls of the An
cients- on New York Avenue, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets north
wst-Col. Oliver C.. Sabin will continue
his series Of free lectures, teaching How
to Heal the Sick Through Divine Meth
DDS Question meetings. Wednesday
evenings at 8 o'clock. devoted to the an
swering Of such questions as may be ask
ed on the Sunday lectures. All invited.
First Brethren Church. Twelfth and
Streets southeast. Rev. W NJ Lyon. pas
foT-SeFvices: II a. m and T-30 p. n;
Young Peoples meeting, 6:45 p. m; even
ing theme. The Apostolic Love Feast"
Welcome to all.
The Progressive Spiritual Church.
Temple Hall. Twelfth and H Streets
northeast-SeTvices: 3 p. n, inspirational
lecture by Mrs. E. z, Compton; subjects
by the audience; spiritual tests; readings
| by Mrs. Zoller. Seats free; all are vel
| come
National Institute of Practical Chris
tianity-Seryices at Rauscher's. 1892 Con
necticut Avenue, at 4 p. IL; address by
| Miss Lillian Whiting subject, THE Life
That Is. and That Which Is to Come"
daily noon meeting, Mondays, at D. m
| at reading room. Loan and Trust Build
| ing. and Ninth Streets. Public cordi-
ally invited
ChTistadelphians. Washington EccIesia
Course Of free lectures by Thomas Will
Iiams, of Chicago. at National CapitaI
Bank Hall, BIG Pennsylvania Avenue
southeast; II a. m. subject. The Resti-
tuition of All Things: What Things D.
m, subject, The Day OF Christ. Resur-
rection, and Judgment" Monday. s D. NJ.
subject, The Signs of the Times in the
| Present Outlook Among the Nations of
the Earth
Rev. Helen Van-Anderson will speak at
Confederate Veterans Hall. 431 Eleventh
Street, at s p n; subject, Why We
Grow Old" All welcome
5piritualism. First Association, Masonic
| Temple. Ninth and z Streets northwest
Mr.. J CIegg Wright will lee ure at II:3
a N and 100 p. m; spirit messages by
Mr. KeeleT after evening lecture; silver
collection at evening service; Sunday
school, TO a n All welcome
The Peoples Church, 423 G Street north
west-Rev- Willard G. Day. of Baltimore
will speak at 1t.I5 a. m: subject. The
Church Of the Future" Prof New
| burg's class at 1913 All welcome.
Theosophy- Origin OF She DevfT-
viii be the theme for a free public lee
tUTe by Afr. Alfred L. Leonard IN the
evening at Metzerott Hall, third floor,
1I10 2 Street
First Memorial United Brethren Church.
/ corner r and North Capitol Streets, o. ".
BURNER. pastor-Preaehing at Il a m
and D m; morning theme, Service -
evening theme Security in Storm; -
Sunday school at $50 q m: Juniors at
| 800 p. n; Christian Endeavor- p N;
prayer meeting Thursday evening You
are invited to these services.
The Educational and Religious Society
Of Spiritualists viii hold services at s
p N at SO Ninth Street northwest DR.
Temple viii address the Congregatio
Mrs. Julia Warneka will give messages
from the spirit side CT life Prof Huntress
viii render appropriate music. All are
welcome.
Central Union Mission. so Louisiana
| Avenue-At 7:30 O'Clock Mrs. Margaret
| Dye Ellis, superintendent of national leg
! islation of ". c. T. T., will speak, and
| Mrs. Thomas c. NOye5 will sing. SatuT-
| day night Rev. S. K. Braun. converted
| Jew, viii speak, and Mrs Goodrich viii
sing. Gospel services daily. Z N. and 7:30
p. n: Sundays, 3 and 100 D. N All in
vited.
Pan-IFenic Society. hall Of Loyal Legion
| Of Women. 419 Tenth Street northwest
| p m, lecture by Mr. David EecIes, sub
| ject, Is Nature Monfstic OF Dualistic2''
| Seats free.
| Secular League-AfT- John McEI- oy viii
! lecture on Economic Functions of Vice
at SIS Ninth Street northwest at 3 p. m;
| discussion Seats free
| Brethren tDunkersJ, corner Fourth
| Street and North Carolina Avenue south
| east, Albert HoIIiBger, pastor-Preaching
| services at II a m and 7:45 p N: Young
/ Peoples meeting at 6.45 p. N All are well
come