Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-02
person and word Of thef15ply Spirit, and the
other additional chapter L., on the love OF
God and missions. All n,

teries. contains fuller statement Of the
person and word OF thefHply Spirit, and the
God and missions. ats lai
The Hallack. Circle Of, TIE Metropolitan
Presbyterian Church has closed its sessions
for the season. The topic studied by the
members OF the society this gear was 'Mis-
sions in India" The next Injecting of the
Chautauaua Circle Of this Church will be
N. Luccock. 80e 9Th street southeast, Tues
day evening. 10,
an sddress t Me3pogo r
Church last Thursday evening.
This was the first of e series of discourses
along spiritual lines TO be- given by Mr..
McConkey at this church on future Thurs
day evenings.
A special meeting Of the presbytery Of
Washington city will shorty be held for
the ministry Mr.. J. Bailey Kelley, son Of
Rev. DIR. Joseph T. Kelley, pastor of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church. Mr.. Kelley
will graduate in a few weeks from Auburn
Theological Seminary in New York. AT
the last meeting of the local presbytery he
was granted license to preach. After his
ordination Mr. Kelley expects to preach in
this country for about two years and he
will then enter missionary work in foreign
fields.
Rev. DIR. D. J. Stafford. pastor of st.
Patrick's Catholic Church, has been absent
from the city this week. delivering lectures
in a number Of cities Of the south.
Rev W. M Ferguson, D. D., the pastor
of Wesley M E. Church, preached last
Sunday evening on the subject of Tho
North Wind This was the beginning Of
series OF sermons for the evening services
at Wesley on THE Four Winds" The pre-
siding elder, DR.. H. K. Naylor, preached
al md hall ho
regular quarterly love feast last Thurs
day night.
At a special meeting Of the GurIey Mems
Club held Tuesday evening 1t was decided
to hold the annual outing OF the club this
year Wednesday, June 10, at Chesapeake
Beach. The last meeting of the club for
the season, to be held Tuesday evening,
May II, will be social in character. A
musical and literary program has been ar
ranged for the occasion and refreshments
will be served.
odist Church held it's monthly meeting last
Monday evening in the parlors of the
church. at ~ and L streets southwest.
Mrs J. H. Goodrich. the president Of the
society. presided over the meeting and Mrs.
VIM. R. Hunt acted as secretary. There
was quite large number of people in at
tendance. and the program was very nicely
executed. Upon the conclusion of the busl-
to committee of young ladies' who fur
n1shed an entertaining program. Miss Mar
vel Tracey sang several solos and Miss
Nellie Randy recited a number of humor-
Gus selections. Vocal solos were also rem
dered by Miss Eva Smith, accompanied on
the piano by Mrs. c. ]. Crymes. Those
present then participated in an apple
rhyming contest the winning side receiving
a prize.
After the young people had engaged IN
playing several popular games the com.
pany was served with refreshments by
committee. composed of Miss Fannie R.
M. Barron. Miss Nellie Rowe and Miss
Rachel Brooks.
Among those present were the following:
Rev. and Mrs. Harold M. Rider, Mrs. SHEER
wood, Mrs. Kienly. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Goodrich, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. R. Hunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Middaugh, Mrs H H.
Haynie. Mrs: G. J. Crymes, Mrs. William
Jones, Misses Eva Smith. Fannie R. Fit
ton, Rachel Brooks. L. NJ Barron. Nellie
RANDY. Ella Sherwood, and Messrs. R. 3.
Reese. Lassiter; n: G. Anderson. c. H.
ton and Miss J. M. Calvin.
At special service to be held tomorrow
morning at the Church of the Sacred Heart
the name Of that church will be officially
changed to 1.-THE National Shrine of the
Sacred Heart" by which it will in future
be designated. Special music is announced
as a feature OF the designation service.
The revival services which have been in
progress at Mount Olive Baptist Church the
past four weeks, closed last Thursday
evening. AS result of the meeting twenty
five persons have united with the church
The baptism of these new members will
take place tomorrow morning at the
church ai 10
The report of the boards of deacons and
trustees. recently submitted to the congre-
cation, shows that the church Is in a pros
porous condition. financially and other
wise. The debt on the structure has been
i1qu1dated and the membership has been
increased largely. The members of the
ofhc1ai board and of the congregation pre-
sented the pastor. Rev. R. c. Herbert. with
a suit of clothes at the close of the meet
ing Thursday night. He has served the
CHURCH as pastor for the last two years.
EPWoRTH LEAGUE NOTES.