The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-05-24
SUNDAY SERVICES IN
THE CITY SANCTUARIES

nue. southeast, Rev. Albert HolIinger.
pastor-Preaching services at Il a N.
and 7:45 p. n. m; Young Peoples meet
ing at 6:45 p n. All are welcome.
Theosophy-Lecture on Some Posi-
biIities OF Progress. by Mr. J. H
Swerdiger, at headquarters of the
Washington Branch, TheosophicaI So
Ciety, 222 A Street southeast, at D.
N. Public invited
The Theo Progressive Spiritual
Church holds service at Temple Hail,
Twelfth and H Streets northeast. at 3
p. n, with lecture by Mrs. Z. E. Comp
ton, inspirational speaker; spiritual
tests by Mrs. Julia Warneka- All are
welcome.
/ Reform Christian Science-At 3 D. m,
/ in the lecture room of the Halls Of the
Ancients, on New York Avenue, between
( Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets
northwest, Col. Oliver c. Sabin will de-
/ liver a free lecture teaching How to
/ Destroy Poverty and How to Demon
Gtrate AffluenCe- Question meetings
/ Wednesday evenings az s o'clock, de-
voted to the answering of such questions
I as may be asked on the Sunday lectures.
Ali invited
Pan-Irenfc-CIosing lecture by Major
( Clark on The Adjustment of Relations
Between Pulpit and Chair" at hall of
/ Loyal Legion of Women, 40 Tenth
Street., at s p N. Seats free.
/ MillenniaI Dawn meetings (undenomi-
InationaD study. 1880 p. n; praise
and testimony, Wednesday. 7:30 p. n.
! at Society Temple Hall, Fifth and
Streets northwest; Fridays, 100 p. m,
{ practical and doctriEaI Bible discourses
at HaiBes' Hall, Harrison and Monroe
Streets, Anacostia. Services free.
Christian and Missionary Alliance.
Rev. John H Earle in chaTge-Meeting
/ in the Salvation Army Hall, PennsyI-
vania Avenue, at 4:30 p m; also at the
home Of Mrs. Graves, S25 Fifth Street
northwest. Tuesday, at p. N. All
/ friends and others invited.
Christadelphian, Washington Ecclesia,
hall over National Capital Bank. 316
+ Pennsylvania Avenue southeast-Meet-
/ ing at 1875 a m; subject. What Is
Saving FAITH" All are invited.
Wesleyan PentecostaI Church, Ninth
and D Streets northwest. Rev. c. How
ard Davis, rector-Suuday school, 10 a.
m: preaching IL a II. and 8 D m \
meeting at D. N. for Christians only
TO which all denominations are cordially
invited. Open air meeting, Eighth and
Market Space Sunday. Tuesday, and
! Thursday evenings at 7;30 o'clock, fol-
lowed by revival services in the
church
Mr.. s. A White will continue his lee
/ lures on The Coming of Christ" en-
Sunday. at $3.50 D. H.. In the hall. CAB
Louisiana Avenue northwest: subject,
The Battle of Arma geddon;" lecture
illustrated by map and diagram. All in
vited-
Secular League-Judge Flanner will
lecture at SIC Ninth Street northwest
at 3 D. IN. Discussion. Seats free
The Educational Society of Spiritual
lists Services at 8 D. m. at SIC Ninth
Street northwest, Schmidt's Hall DR..
Temple vii! address the congregation.
Mrs Julia Warneka Will give tests ard
messages from spirit life. Music by
Prof Huntress- All welcome.
Rev Helen Van Anderson will speak
at Confederate Veterans Hall. 431
Eleventh Street, at D. m: subject.
The Religion for Every Day" All
welcome.
Wesley Chapel, DR.. ". NJ. Ferguson,
pastor-Sunday school, $50 a. m;
preaching at Il a. m. subject "Obedi-
enCe the Path OF Knowledge" and at S
p. m subject. Saved by Sign" Ep-
worth League at P. m; prayer meeting
Thursday evening.
Columbia Theater-A free public lee
ture on Christian Science will be given
tomorrow afternoon at $50 at Column
bia Theater by Mr. Carol Norton, c. s
D. of Kew York city The subject,
Christian Science is Applied Chris
tianity.'' The lecture Is given under
the auspices of First and Second
Churches OF Christ, Scientist, of Wash
ington-