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munion, Il o'clock evening prayer and
sermon, 7.45 o'clock Seats free.
Strangers welcome.
Trinity Church. Takoma Park. Rev
David Barr. rector-Morning service, Il
0 O'Clock; Sunday school, $50 a. n.
Christ Church Mission, Kensington.
Nd. Rev D Barr, priest IN charge
Services. 3:45 p. m: Sunday school, 3 p
m.
St. James Chapel, Garrett Park. Nd.
Rev. D. Barr, priest in charge-Service.
7:45 p. n.
St. Margaret's Church. Connecticut
Avenue and Bancroft Place, Rev. Her
bert Scott Smith. D. D., rsctor-iI
O'Clock. Htany and holy communion,
Rev Prof. Bergman Green CeIebrant,
Strangers welcome.
St. Marks Pro-CathedrsI. Third and A
Streets southeast-7:30 q. n. holy com
munion; II o'clock, morning prayer, ser
mon. and holy communion; o'clock,
evening prayer and sermon. All well
come.
Peoples open-air service. around the
Peace Cross. Cathedral site. Sunday aft
ernoon at > O'Clock. Rev Charles c.
Pierce, D. D., chaplain United States
Army. special preacher; special music
by vested choir. led by quartet Of wind
Instruments. Prompt car service on the
Tenieytown line.
Peoples open-air service. Hinkle
Place. Kenilworth. Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. Rev. John Dysart, preacher.
music by vested choir Take Benniug-
KeniIwoTth ear Last car leaves Fiji
tecnih and Il Streets northeast 1T 3:45
p. N. Everybody invited and welcomed
Trinity Church, Third and c Streets
northwest. Rev Richard P Williams,
rector; Rev. Frank NJ Gibson. Phi. D.
assistant-Services on Sunday: At 7:30
a m, holy communion II o'clock,
morning service and sermon iholy com
munion first Sunday in the MONTH. All
welcome
Grace Church. Georgetown. Rev Dr.
Pettis. rector-Services: Litany, holy
communion and sermon. j a m. even
ing prayer and sermon. T.30 O'Clock;
Sunday school, $3.50 a. IA al seats
free.
Calvary Chapel. 1903 H Street north
east, Rev. F. / 4. Bennett. priest in
charge-Morning service and sermon, II
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TO His Coming.-He is sure 10 come.
Whether it be 10 the world in the clouds
OF glory OF to Us personally in the shad-
ow Of death; in either case it will be
His actual coming Who knows but ne
VIII come TO the world very soon2 II
may be thousand years. it may be to-
morrow. believe that the very air
that we breathe today is filed with the
coming presence Of the Lord. Events arc
shaping rapidly, and in d few years Tie
gospel to be told in every cline, and
tnen lie says He VIII come. Would YOU
be surprised if there were children now
born into the world who should be so
olest and happy as to live TO see the
good day Of His coming But let this
be as it may. Ono thing is certain. Our
stay here IS very limited We ought 70
be ready.
Il Because Life Is So Short.-What an
infinitely little span this life IS when
compared with the life beyond. 4 few
years al the most and the tale is told
The privileges OF life are unspeakably
precious Every moment should be
guarded and put to good account. Sooner
than we think it may all be over. Even
as ] write [ hear upon the street the
tramp Of funeral procession. He may
come as thief IN the night. BE ye
therefore ready also. for the Son of Man
cometh at an hour when We think not. "
III Because Eternity Is So Long
What Is your conception of Eternity
What idea does the word convey? J
confess ! cannot fathOm it. I can lay no
bounds TO il. Eternity, Suppose a bird,
coming from some other sphere. should
visit our world once every year and
carry away IN its bill the smallest pos
sible particle Of sand. How long would
e take the bird to remove our world
lou say such thing is absurd But it
Is fair TO suppose such q case Yes. the
time required for such a thing would be
infinite. But after the bird had finished
. its task Eternity would not yet be well
begun, and the hosts Of God would only
be gettin- ready TO sing Still There's
More TO Follow"
Life 50 short, Eternity 50 long. That
man is mad who will not occupy the
/ little biz OF time that he has here in
judicicus preparation for the great life
TO come.
". Because of the Great Issues al
His Coming--When He comes all the
dead VIII be raised. and they will all be
brought 10 the judgment. The good
with life eternal and the joys OF heaven.
The bad shall 60 to their own place. and
shall everlastingly be unhappy The
followers of Jesus then living shall BE
changed There win be a joyous home
gathering and reunion for all the good
To be unpTepared for this great day is
unnecessary and inexcusabIe. God has
made every provision for US in Christ
Jesus. and we are admonished over and
over again to be ready. Reader, are you
ready for His coming?
Eow dreadful to face the impartial supreme.
( u ho Knows what We are and Ignores what We
SEEM
To meet empty-handed the just king OF Hea--
en-.
With talents unused and sins unforgiyen,
I ? then, and be doing thou negligent soul,
% feartully nearing eteTuity's goal
Let thy thrown away life be redeemed while
IL NAV,
By wisely improving the precious today
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The EpWOrth League.
TOPICS AND SUGGESTIONS OF INTEREST TO IT'S MEMBERS

Great Missionary Essentials Isa.
xl:29.S1; Acts, las; Luke. x:2 Prov.
xxsiii:Is, will be considered By Epworti
Leaguers Sunday evening. September
1902.
The Epworth Herald gives the fol
lowing vision:
we shall get this vision. How?
Il BY seeking for It. The people who
stay away from missionary services are
short-sighted and inconsistent. The!
viii never get the vision, but theil
blindness will not release them from
accountability.
2. By a campaign Of missionary edu-
cation. Next to the Bible itself the
missionary enterprise Is less understood
by the average Christian than anything
else that relates to his religion In
teIligence is the great antidote to in
difference.
.. BY looking at missions from
Christ's point of view If you want to
see the sunrise glory you need an un-
Distracted horizon. If you want TO see
what missionary work really is you
must get the spirit of him who knew
no barrier OF race or civilization or eli
mate OF color.
- By an enlistment Of the entire
Christian community in missionary in
terest. Get the last man. There is one
man IN your community who does not
believe in missions. He is farthest
away from the vision. Get him TO see,
and you are reasonably sure Of the 9TH
ers who are nearer
When shall We know that We have
the 'vision2'
4 When We realize that the mission
airy obligation is one of those first
things which positively must be put
first. It is not a de6atabIe question.
The church of Jesus Christ must be a
missionary church OF lose her right TO
the Christian name.
. When the missionary movement is
accepted as legitimate part Of the
ehureh's work, so that the gospel will
be offered TO the needy children of
God in far lands as regularly as it is
offered to the people who live next door
to the church
B. When the longing to send the news
Of salvation to people who have never
yet heard it becomes a master-passiou.
Hotehkiss, of Africa, who sought for
two years and half TO End the native
wcrd which would express the idea OF
Jesus Christ as a Saviour, had that
longing He says: I have dwelt four
years practically alone in Africa. I
have been thirty times stricken with
the fever, three times attacked by
lions and several times by rhinoceri. a
number of times ambushed by the ma
tives, for fourteen months never saw a
piece Of bread. and have eaten anything
from ants to rhinoceri; but let me say
TO you. I would gladly go through the
whole thing again if could have the
joy OF again bringing that word ~sa-
viour" and flashing it into the darkness
that enveIops another tribe In Central
Africa II IS no wonder he had the
vision"
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Episcopal

DRA1-D pal
St Andrews Church. Fourteenth and
CorcoTan Streets northwest. Rev Josiah
B. Perry. pastor. Rev J. Woods Elliott
MISUNDERSTANDING of the holy com
muniOn, $50 q n. morning prayer and
second celebration, Il o'clock; evening
prayer, s o'clock
St Andrews Chapel. Twelfth Street,
between [ and Y Streets northwest.
Rev D. F. Sprigg il chaTge-Morning
prayer, II O'Clock; evening prayer.
O'Clock
Church OF the Ascension. corner OF
Twelfth Street and Massachusetts ave
me northwest Rev. J H Elliott 6. T.
D. rector; Rsv- Il. Allen Griffith. as
sisrant rec-or-Services: 8 a. n. holy
communion: Il o'clock, morning prayer
5nc sermon, with holy communion;
vested choir Strangers welcome.
Church of the Good Shepherd. Sixth
Street, between II and I Streets north
east-SerTices, T:20 and II a N and
7.30 p. II, Sunday school. $50 a. n. ;
Wednesday, 7:30 o'clock, evening pray
er and Bible class; Friday. T:S0 o'clock,
evening PRAYER
St Matthews Chapel. N and Half
Streets southeast. Rev. } NJ E Nc
Kee, minister n eharge-SUnday school,
ego .. m; morning service, Il O'Clock;
evening service. 5 o'clock The Rev. A.
s Johns will deliver an address at the
evening service Seats free. Strangers
cordially welcome.
St. PauIs Church, Twenty-third Street
northwest, near Washington Circle.
Revs. Alfred Harding, . D., and Enoch
Il Thompson-SUnday. holy communion.
1880 a. m mathis, 1870 a. N. second
celebration and sermon, II a. n: choral
evenson, S O'Clock; week days during
September, Wednesdays and Fridays,
holy communion. 7:30 a m; eyensong
end Iitany, 4:30 o'clock
Grace Church. Ninth and D Streets
southwest, Rev Charles z. Sontag. rec
tor-HoIy eucharist, 1850 a. N; Sunday
school. $3.50 a. m. morning prayer and
baptism. 10 o'clock; second celebration
and sermon, i a. n; rector viii begin
q series Of sermons on the Lords Pray
er IT 100 y t. vested choir Seats
free. All welcome.
Church Of the Advent, Second and L
Streets. lie Droit Park. Rev Edward NJ
Mott, rector-Sunday school, $50 a. N. !;
morning prayer, sermon, and holy com
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PTeSbVieTIan.

Assem5ly's Church, corner Fifth and /
Streets northwest. Rev 2eaTge P VIII
son, D. D, pastoF-PreacniGg at II a n.
by Rev y. H. Miller. J. D; prayer
meeting Thursday evening at 7:45.
Washington Heights Church. KaIo-
rama Avenue and Columbia Road, Rev
z. Lawrence Hunt, pastoT-At 9.45 a. m.
Sunday school; p. m, Rev B. f Bit
finger, D. D: prayer meeting Thursday
s D. m Strangers welcome always. An
evening breeze on the height of the
heights"
Takoma Park Church-The pastor
Rev. John Van Ness, will preach at II
a m on Kindness" Sabbath school at
3 - d. n. Christian Endeavor meeting
Z ?. m; prayer meeting and open exer-
cises in the new primary room Thurs
day at p n. Farewell sermon next
Sabbath, September IA. All cordially in
yited.
First Church, Four-and- a-haIf Street
between c and D Streets northwest. Rev.
Donald C. Macleod. D. D.. pastoral II
a IL. sacrament OF Lords Supper ad-
ministered. no evening service; SUNDAY
school $50 a N: Y p. S c. E. D.
M; midweek service Thursday, 7:36 D.
m Strangers are welcomed to all ser
vices Seats free
The Church Of the Covenant, Connec-
ticut Avenue. n, and Eightee. q Streets.
Rev TeuGis s Hamlin, D. D., pastor
Mr.. Albert Parker Fitch, will oficiate
tomorrow at II a m; c. E meeting at
p m: Thursday evening midweek ser
vice S to s-55 O'Clock
Bethany Chapel. corner Thirteenth and
G Streets Sabbath school 3
p. m Christian Eudeavcr meeting. : p.
m; gospel meeting. S p n. Tne even
ing meeting will take the form Of gne-
ciaI song and praise service led by
chorus choir. Midweek prayer meeting
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LOCAL NOTES.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
board OF control was held at EIdbrooke
Methodist Episcopal Church Wednesday
evening. September 8. Mr. Z s La
Fetra presided Among the items briefly
discussed were finances, annual colven-
ton. and amending the constitution
Several chapters have responded 70 the
request Of } cents per capita made by
the District treasurer, and there are
few which have not done so, and they
will be requested 10 do so al once
The twelfth annual convention VIII be
held at Waugh Methodist Episcopal
Church, Third and A Streets northwest.
Monday and Tuesday evenings. Septem-
Der 29-30. Department conferences viii
be conducted By the several district on
GERS on the evening CT the 18th from
TO s o'clock. followed BIZ a public meet
ing. The business session, election and
installation OF the new officers viii take
place on Tuesday evening In order to
give more time 10 the consideration OF
amending the constitution in creating
new Office. namely. a chairman Of mis-
siorary work, the board decided 10 hold
an adjourned meeting at Wesley Chapel,
Wednesday evening, September IL
Among those present were: E s La
Fetra, Dr.. J. H Wesler, Mrs n "
Mitchell. Miss E R. woodward. H A.
Ison, f. T Israel, E H. Pullman, Rev.
William Richardson J. 6. Mewshaw. J.
F. EngIe N. 2. SpeeImaH. George v.
Littleford. Miss AnnabeI CTandall, a. o.
Fowler.
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Little HINTS for the Leader.
Have many missionary prayers.

Have many missionary prayers
Make them special. not general.
There are twenty subtopfcs limited al
on :his page. Assign them to people
who will follow up the hints and put
them into twenty one-minute spaces OF
the meeting
Get maps and charts if you can If
they are not large enough to be seen
easily transfer one Of them TO the
blackboard.
The blackboard work will be more ef-
fectiye, even though rather crude. if il
can be done as an accompan iment to
the oral explanation of it
Ask these questions in calling for
testimony. What is the next thing you
can do for missions? What can this
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Scripture References.

CFrou the Christian El,ie4yor World
Our Bible study for the meeting:
The Promise OF His Coming.-Johr
xiv:2,3,1S; wills; Acts i'll: Heb. x.37;
Rev. il; xxif:I2.
An Hour When Ye Think Not-Matt
xxiv;36, p; xxv:5.6.10; Luke xvii S4-36;
/ Thess- Watt; II Pet Hi:10-12; Rev.
iii:2,3
The Readiness OF Faith-John xi:2S. %.
II Tim I:12: James Wis; II Pet iii;13
Il: I John ii:2S: Rev xxii-20.
The Watchfulness of Service-Matt.
xxv.26.27: Luke xii:42, 43: 1 Cor il:
xv:57,5S; II Tim iy:6.7; Tit u-12-14.
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Methodist

Old Foundry Church, now worshiping
in hall of the Columbian University.
Fifteenth and II Streets, entrance on
Fifteenth Street, Rev. DR.. Wilson pas
tor-Preaching al il a m. and 8 p. NJ. by
Rev. Dr. W. II. Chapman. Music by the
quartet Sunday school at $50 q. m.
Prayer meeting 8 p. N. Wednesday.
Famine Church. corner Ninth and
p Streets northwest. Or. Lucien Clark
pastor-11a a m. communion; D. M
preaching by the pastor; Sunday-school
at $50 a. m; Epworth League. D. m.
St. Paurs Church. corner Fifteenth
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m; daily public alteration in the con-
vent chapel at 5:45 p. M, and beaedic.
ton at I.15 p. m; confessions will be
heard this afternoon and evening.
The male choir OF St Pall's is about
to be largely augmented Weekly re-
nearsaIs with that end IN view have al
ready begun.
DevotioHs in honor OF the Sacred
Heart, with benediction Of the blessed
sacrament we're held last evening at : 80
as they are every Friday evening ii this
church.
Exposition Of. the Blessed Sacrament
takes place in the chapel Of Perpetual
Alteration. this parish. every evening
from 5:45 to 7:15, when benediction is
given.
Immaculate Conception Church.
Eighth and \ Streets northwest, the
Rev. S. F. Ryan. pastor; the Rev Am
hrose 4. Beaver. ssistant-Sunday
masses, $50, 9, and 1890 a. m; bene-
uiction. ! p. n.
Holy Name Church. Eleventh and K
Streets northeast. the Rev. Thomas J.
Kervick pastor; the Rev Andrew J.
Carey. assistant-Sunday masses at s.
I, and a. m. Baptism, s p. n; beads
and benediction, 7 p. n.
ST. Joseph's Church. Second and c
Streets northeast. the Rev Valentine
T. Schmftt. pastor; the Rev James /.
Smyth, ssistant-Sunday. masses $50.
9 and 1890 a. m; haptisms, o'clock
rosary and beneGi elton. p. m; masses
on week days at : a m
Sacred Heart Church. Fourteenth
Street and Whitney Avenue northwest.
the Rev Joseph Niece. pastor-sunday
masses. I and 10 q. m, both low.
The various committee and those in
charge Of the tables, at the lawn fete
which is in progress. a-e as fellows
George W. Barry. chairman; George J
May. treasurer; 6. G. CalIan, secretary
George J. May.
Press-Dr. F 5 Machen.
Invitatiou-Dr. a J. Carrico
GToun5s-W r Wartheu, George
Trap. Barry Mohun-
AIUsiC-PrOf- L. Z. Cannon.
Dancing-Dr. V 4 Reiss
Auiuse nlcnts-(5eOTge w Barry
Editor of "Bulletin''-G. c. Callan.
Supper and Ice Cream Tables-Mrs.
George J. Nav, assisted By Mesdames
stone. Fisher. DeIlcne. saul. Fegan.
Wheeler. Miller. Brooks, Doyle, Hooks,
Davis, Adams, Eversman, Sohon, Hart
ing. PcTJeTheld, Callahan. and the Miss
IS War5hen. Cooney, Doyle, S1ice-. Del
lone. Saul. Dolan. Rogers. Mccarthy,
Green, and Downing.
Ice Cream TabIes-1irs. J. T Cough
in. assisted by Mesdames Gaskins. Ray.
simmons Herfrrd. Warren, Irwin
Chambers. Wheeler. Malon, and the
Kisses Eversman, Gaskirs Garner. Gal
lsgher. Painter. RYAN. Soiari. CareW
Lemonade and cigars-Miss Cornelia
nolInead. assisted ty Mrs. Rciss and the
Misses Colt Galloway, and HoImead-
Paddle StaEd-PeTcy Miller, George
Mudert J. B. Bardroff, H. H. Hegarty.
Charles Nadert. John Harmon. David
Moore. 6. c. Callan.
japanese Garnes-B. 7 Hayden
Soft Drirks-E AtchisOn.
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o'clock; Sunday school at p. n; even
ing prayer and sermon. s o'clock.
Church OF the Epiphany, G Street, be
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets. Rev. R H. McKim. D D.. rector
Sunday services: s a. n. holy
communion; Il q m, service. ser
mon. and holy communion; o'clock
evening prayer and sermon You are
cordially invited 10 attend
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chapter do. more than it is doing2 This
church,
What one good thing do you know
about missionary work2
What is the greatest missionary ar
gument2
What great missionary book have you
read? What has il done for you2
What is the real difference between
home missions and foreign missions
How ean We know that We have power
to do missionary work.
Why is the missionary called to make
greater sacrifices than the people who
stay al home2
What is wrong with the average
Christians notions about missions?
Is there zoo much emphasis put on
the question of giving?
What is the net gain TO missions from
this meeting
Sing these hymns: The Son Of God
goes forth TO war Jesus shall reign
vhere'er the sun" Eternal Father.
Thou hast said" .'Hark. the song Of
jubilee Waterman, tell US Of the
night"
Rev. John C. aPton, the Apostle Of
the New Hsbrides." is back in the
South Seas. at the age Of seyenty-six,
taking I'D his beloved work with all the
eagerness Of 2 young and vigorous
soul.
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Short sayines of Great Missionaries

If am to 90 on the shelf. let that
shelf be Africa.-Livingst
If I had a thousand years TO work for
God I would sork for God IN China
Rev. Isaac T. Readland. D. D., Of Pekin
University.
Men who live near to God and are
willing TO suffer anything for Christ's
sake without being proud Of it-these
are the men We want.-Judson.
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Baptist.

ID ptESt.
Second Church Auditorium. Fourth
Street and Virginia Avenue southeast
Pastor E. Hez Sven explains How
Washington Doctor Did Quick and
Shrewd Detective Work Sunday night
at S o'clock: preaching at IL a m by
the pastor. Free pews. short services
All invited Sunday school, $3.50 a m;
Baptist Young Peoples Union, p. m;
prayer and social service Thursday at
S p. n
Maryland Avenue Church. Fourteenth
Street and Maryland Avenue northeast
Sunday school, $50; preaching, II 2.
NJ and p. m by the pastor, Rev J. "
T. Mcneil. song. service. 7:45: prayer
meeting. Thursday, s p. n. Seats free.
All welcome.
Metropolitan Church. Sixth and A
Streets northeast. DIT. Granville ).
Williams, Pastor-BibIe school. 9:20 p
m; Baptist Young Peoples Union p
N: preaching BY the pastor. II 2 m;
echo meeting S p. N; prayer meeting
Thursday evening at O'Clock. Welcome
to all.
West Washington Church. Thirty-frst
and y Streets northwest, Rev Cornelius
C. Coleman. pastor-Publie worship, IL
a. m. and q m. with sermon BY Rev.
J. E Bailey. Of Herndon. Va; sunday
school. $50 a. n; Young Peoples So
ciety of Christian EndeayoT, I p m;
prayer meeting Wednesday at P. N.
All are cordially invited.
The Temple Church, corner Tenth and
y Streets northwest, DR.. J. J. Muir,
misunderstanding by the pastor. II a.
M. and S D. m; Sunday-school, $50 a.
n: Christian Endeavor meeting. p.
m; prayer meeting Thursday at D.
m. Strangers cordially invited to all
our services
Calvary Church. Eighth and Fl. Streets
northwest. Rev S. r, Greene. u. D..
raster; Rev. \. 2. Anderson. pastor 5
MISUNDERSTANDING school. $50 a. m.
Miles NJ Shand. superintendent: preach
ing, II a. m and s > m; intermediates
Continued IN Fifth PsgeA
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Suggested HYMNS.

Christian Endeavor Hymns II, -,
so 81. IS, 124. 147. 1s3.
The Endeavcr HymnaI-109, 128, 14}
153, I60. $50. 2S1
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

Gospel, St Luke xiv 12 Christ heals the Dropscal Man
Sunday, September st Regina, Y. H.
Monday, September S-Nativity of the b. Y. N.
Tuesday, September 9-St. Peter CIaver c.
Wednesday, September 10St. Nicholas Of Toentino C.
Thursday September 11-SS Protus and Hyacinth, 3IM
Friday, September 12-St. Guy, c.
Saturday, September I3-St. Foogius Pa c.
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Holy Trinity Church. Thirty-sixth and
o Streets northwest, the Rev James F.
Y MyIvancy, $. J., pastor; the Rev
Francis McAtee. s. J., and the Rev.
Samuel CahiT. 5. J. ssistants-Divine
services viii be held during the week
as follows: Tomorrow morning, masses
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II a m. and 7:15 p m. by the pastor;
subject fer evening. "a Fatal Day,
praise service, 3 p. m; Epworth League,
SIS p. n; Wednesday. prayer meeting,
/ I;30 p, m; Friday night. Brother Glib
sons class All welcome.
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ST Johns Church, Forest Glen. the
Rev. c o Rosensteel, pastOr-Services
tomorrow at 1920 a m: mass on week
days. except Wednesday, at $50; bap-
tisns after the mass on Sunday.
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Fletcher Chapter held its annual meet
ing Tuesday evening. and the following
officers were elected: A o. Fowler, pres
ideut; Miss Anna Bennett, Mrs. A. y.
Allen, Miss BengeI, Mrs. Carrie Alpress,
vice presidents: Mr.. JefTTies. secretary;
Mr. Gotwalls. treasurer William Chase.
superintendent OF Junior League The
business session was followed BY a So
ciaI and reception 10 the new officers
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Why do / ask q question:
He Is ever coming 70 me,
Morning and noon and evening.
II have but eyes To see
And the daily load grows lighter.
And daily cares grow sweet
For the Master is near, the Master i
here
have Only To sit at his feet.
Christian EndcavoT World.
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St. PauTs Church, Fifteenth and Y
Streets northwest, the Rev James F.
Mackin. pastor; the Revs. Thomas 4
Walsh and James E. Krug, assistants
Sunday. masses. :. 9, t. and Il n. m;
baPtisms, p. m; benedictiOn, 100 p
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william s DewhiTst and family re-
turned Monday evening from their vaca-
ton, spent at Ocean Grove. y J.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-06

St PauI'z will elect officers for the
ensuing year on the 22d inst
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-09-06

Each chapter has been called upoE. by
Corresponding Secretary E H Pullman
10 elect its delegates 10 the annual
convention, as per the constitutional
provision printed in this column last
week The recording secretary and his
family returned from Ocean Grove Tues
day evening