Evening star., 1902-08-16

DR.. s. l.. Carothers of Galbralth A. NJ p.
church. Rev. Il. ]. Bolding Of John Wesley
A. M +. Church Rev. S. NJ. Brown Of Tens
PIE congregational Church, Rev. l. HOPKINS
OF the Lutheran Church, Grafton, w Va;
Mr r: j. Bundy of the board OF education,
Prof. Heisher and Mr.. J. II. Harrison.
opeclal music was rendered during the
evening by the church choir, and also by
the Junior choir of the Sunday school, the
latter under the direction of Mr. Joseph
Amis. AT the conclusion of the program an
anniversary supper was given in the Sun
day school room, adjoining the edifice
Ihlrty-five members of the cadet company
OF the Young Mems Christian Association.
who have been absent for two weeks ON a
cruise along the eastern shore of MARYLAND
ana virginia, returned to the CITY late this
afternoon a. The boys were in charge of Mr. J.
v. hamilton, the boys secretary and they
report many interesting experiences while
on the trip. Among the interesting places
Tlsltec by the cadets were Richmond,
.anestowh' , Yorktown and other cities in
liat secuon. Inc boat used the cruise
was the Martin Wagner, a two-masted
schooner IN charge of Capt. Edwin Yost.
The Young Peoples Union Of All sou,s.
Church has charge of the services AT thar
edlhce during the absence of the nastor
Kew. John Van Schaick, jr who is snendinr
e lIls vacation In Maine. The service last
SUNDAY evening was devoted to the subj
Ject OF temperance, and several addresses
were made by members of the society Mr
IA ). sinclair. president of the union, con,
Quoted the service and made tho onepinst
address. Among the other members of ,bo
society who spoke We're Messrs Frank Fy.
erett' Charles w. Fits and Harry Keefe.
Rev. Frank II. Havenner nas.or % r1,,,,-
parton Avenue Methodist Church. has gone
70 tharieston, w. Va, where he will toin
m ms idIniiy' who are visiting at that place.
Durlng MS absence Rev. John d. Kinzer of
the Congress Street Methodist Protestant
Shurch VIII occupy the pulpit of the Dum-
barton Avenue Church.
Rev. Father O'ConneIl of ST Stanbar,s
catholic Church left this week on his va
cation.
During the absence of Rev DR.. Thomas
- Easton, on his trip to the Pacific coast
the pulpit of the Eastern Presbyterian
s,ia.,l nuIch VIII be supplied by local pastors
Rev j. Lewis Hartsock. PhD, OF tho
New York conference a brother of Rev
DR.. S. NJ Hartsock pastor of Douglas NJ 4.
Z church, preached at that edifce last
Sunday evening '
Work on the new St AIMS C.,,o,,,
Shurch at Tenleytown is progressing rapids
~, ana 1t Is expected that a few months
VII VIII see II completed. This structure will
De handsome edifice when finished. II is
constructed of white sandstone and the de-
sign is considered very striking from an
architectural point of view
Inc members of the Epworth League and
their friends of Gorsuch NJ E. Church en-.
joyed a trolley ride to Rockville last n,ght T:
large crowd of young people took AL
vantage of the excursion
Rev. Father Hannah, pastor of st. Mar.
TINS Catholic Church, has returned from,
his vacation trip to the seashore
Rev. Father John Gaynor assistant priest
at ST Patrick's Catholic Church, who has
been visiting in Quebec during the mast
two weeks, has returned to the city ana
VIII resume his duties in connection with
st. Patrick's ~