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The Washington times., 1903-05-02

E. V. REGISTER, of Trinity Church. Bal
timore. will deliver an address at the
evening session.
Congress Heights Church, tn. Rev z.
Ellsworth Fisher. pastor-Service 3 p.
m. preaching by the pastor, subject
The Wordless Drama.
North Capitol Church. corner North
Capitol and K Streets, the Rev G. Ed
win Amos. pastor-Sacr auent of the
Lords Supper at IL a. m. and preaching
by the pastor at o. m.
Wilson Memorial Church Eleventh
Street, between G and I Streets south
east, the Rev. A. II. Thompson, pastor
IL a. m. communion; S p. m, "A For
gotten Means OF Grace. or An Easy Way
Out OF Great Difficulty"
Metropolitan A M f. Zion Church, I
Street between Second and Third Street.
southwest. the Rev. ". Henry Snowden
pastor-PTeaching, IL a. m, by the pas
tor; subject. True Religion and its
Profits" 3 10 p. n, sacred concert BY
the Genestra Orchestra. A silver col
lection of 10 cents at the door; 7:3o
preaching by the pastor and holy com
munion- Baptizing by immersion at 7:3C
a. m. in the Potomac River near the
bathing beach.
Trinity Churchill a. m, sacrament o.
Lords supper; 7:3O p. M. preaching
by the pastor. DR.. J. c. Nicholson
Mount Vernon Place Church. South
corner Ninth and K Streets northwest
the Rev Forrest J. Prettyman. pastor
Preaching at II a m and p. m, by the
pastor.
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ST. IOSEPHS.

The Feast Of the Patronage of ST. Jo-
seph the patronaI festival of st. Jo-
seph's Church and parish, will be in.
pressively observed on Sunday next.
There will be solemn high mass at
1890 o'clock. the Rev Father Schmitt,
celebrant: a visiting clergyman, deacon.
and the Rev. Father Smyth, subdeacor.
The panesyric will be preached by the
Rev. James ellis from the Paulist
House of Studies at the Catholic Uni
versity. Invited clergynen are expect
ed to be present.
There will be solemn vespers st 4
o'clock in the afternoon.
The feast OF the patronage will also
be made memorable by the first com
munion Of a class OF fifty children, in
structed by the Rev. Father Smyth, AMI
especially prepared for this great md
important event in their young lives ~
4 three days retreat this week, under
his direction.
May devotions will be held on Tues
day and Friday evenings at 7:30 o'clock,
and consist of Rosary, short sermon and
benediction
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ST. AUGUSTINE'S.

The members OF the Blessed Virgin
Mary's Sodality will receive holy com
munion tomorrow. In the evening ut \
O'Clock there will be a solemn reception
Of new members into the Sodality,
which has increased and prospered un-
der the direction OF the Rev Father
Bischoff The Rev. Father Griffith will
oflciate in the ceremony. and the ser
mon will be preached by the Rev.
Father Mccarthy, OF St. Aloysius
Church.
May devotions are held in the evening
OF every day excepC Saturday, and con-
sist Of short instruction, prayers, and
benediction.
The annual May procession will take
place on the fourth Sunday OF the
month, this time being set SO that in
case of rain there will still be another
Sunday in May for this most beautiful
devotion
The Sunday school children are pre-
pairing May festival for the oath of
the month.
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EPISCOPAL.

Church of the Epiphany. G Street. be-
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Streets-The Rev. R. H. McKim. D. D.,
rector; the Rev. James f. Plummer. and
the Rev. Dr.. James Macbride Sterrett,
assistant ministers. Services S a m.
holy communion; $50 a m. and 8 p. M.
Sunday school; 800 Bible class in the
church, conducted by the Rev. Mr..
Plummer; Il ann. service. sermon and
holy communion; { p. m, evening pray
er and instruction; D. m. service and
sermon.
Christ Church G Street. between Sixth
and Seventh Streets southeast; the Rev.
A. S. Johns, .rector-Services, $50 a. m,
Sunday school and Bible class for men;
II a m. morning prayer and holy com
munion; p. m, children's service with
vested choir.
Pro- Cathedral Church of the Ascen-
sion. Twelfth Street and Massachusetts
Avenue northwest-Holy communion, S
2. m; Pro-Cathedral celebration with
sermon, 9;l5 a. M. morning prayer.
1890 a. M; second celebration with
sermon, IL a M; Chinese Sunday school,
2.30 p. m; parish Sunday school and
Bible classes, 3 p. m; Ascension Color
ed Mission Sunday school. $50 D. m :;
Sunday school evensong with address,
I D. m: Pro-Cathedral mission service,
5 p. m. Preachers-At 9:15. the Rev. P.
Nj. Rhinelander; at II, the Rev. Glenn
ent Brown; at 4, the Rev. ]. R. Bick-
nell: at 8, the Rev. Roland Cotton
Smith, of st. Johns, Washington.
st. Marks Church, Third and A
Streets southeast; the Rev. w. L. De-
yries. Phi. D., and the Rev. G. Freeland
Peter. ciergy-7:30 a. m. holy commun>
ion; $50 a. m. Sunday schC and Bible
classes, IL a. m. morning prayer, holy
communion. and sermon; p. m, chill
dren's service and sermon; p. m, even
ing prayer and sermon.
Church of the Advent, corner Second
and q Streets, LeDroit Park, the Rev.
f. M. Mott, rector-Marning prayer,
sermon and holy communion, II O'Clock
evening prayer, sermon, and admins
tration Of the the sacred and apostolic
rite Of confirmation by the Right Rev.
DR.. Satterlee, bishop of Washington, S
o'clock.
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SHRINE OF THE SACRED HEART.

High mass will be celebrated Sunday
next at 1890. The Rev Father MCGEE.
pastor, will deliver the sermon, impress
ing upon the congregation his earnest
desire that the church should be called
the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart, and not
only be 30 known. but that it might in
deed be a shrine OF the sacred heart OF
our Savior.
In the beginning it was intended that
this church should be a shrine, and Al
first 1t was SO designated. The parish
toner's and others deeply devoted to the
Sacred Heart Will no doubt be interest
ed in promoting this plous wish Of the
jealous pastor
There will be special music tomorrow
at both high mass and vespers Al
the yesper service there will also be
special prayers in preparation for the
Feast Of the Sacred Heart early in June
Persons wishing to prepare especially
for this feast can unite In the prayers
, on Sundays at vespers IN the shrine
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PRESBYTERIAN.

The Church Of the Covenant. Connecti-
cut Avenue. y and Eighteenth Streets
The Rev Teunis S. HamIin d D.. pas
tor. will officiate tomorrow ar II a IN
and at p. m.
Metropolitan Church, Fourth and b
Streets southeast, the Rev G. N Luc-
cock. D, D.. Preaching, II a m.
and p. M. evening chorus choir. Mr..
Jasper Dean McFall director The Rev.
George Bailey. Phi D.. president of
Westminster College. salt Lake City,
will preach morning and evening
The Eastern Church Sixth Street and
Maryland Avenue northeast, the Rev.
Thomas Chalmers Easton. d. D., pastor
Preaching by the Rev. Laurence T..
Bunt, II a. m; preaching by the pastor
at T:45 p. m
Hamline Church, corner Ninth and
Streets northwest-11 a. m. and s D.
M, preaching by the pastor, DR.. Lucien
Clark. morning subject. The Bread Of
Life; evening. 'EZra's Pulpit" Com
nunion after morning sermon
A service of more than usual interest
Till be held tomorrow at 8 D. m. at the
Gurley Memorial Church. Florida Ave
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nue.. between Sixth and Seventh Streets
Justice John NJ. Harlan. DR.. Wallace
Radcliffe. and others are to take part
New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church, New York Avenue H and Thir-
teenth Streets, DR.. Wallace Radcliffe,
pastor-Preachins at II a N. and p
N. Evening subject, The Cave Dwell
ers;" music led by the quartet choir
$50 a. m, Bible school; 9:45 a. m,
adult classes; $50 p. "a, Christian En-
deavor Society.
Westminster Church Memorial. Sew
enth Street near E Street southwest. the
Rev. William J. Hutchison, pastor-Ser-
vices at IL a. m. and 7:45 p N.
Assembly's. Fifth and I Streets north
west, the Rev. George P. Wilson, D. D.
pastor-Preaching at II a. N. and IA;
D. m.
Gunton Temple Memorial Church
fourteenth and R Streets northwest, the
Rev. Asa S. Fiske, D. D., pastor-11 a
m, preaching by pastor, subject, Joy
in Cod" p m, sermon by pastor.
Gurley Memorial Florida Avenue. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh Streets north
west, the Rev J. Russell Verbrycke, pas
tor-Morning service, IL o'clock Even
ing service. s O'Clock. Sermon by the
Rev. George Buckier-
Western Church, H Street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth Streets north
west, the Rev. Gerhart A. Wilson, D. D.
pastor. Services, II a. m, sermon Il
men, Some Theological Questions il
Which Men are Interested" s p. m.
James II. McConkey.
First Church, John Marshall Place
northwest, Donald c. Macleod. D. D.
pastor-11 a. m, The Lords Supper Ad-
ministered;" 1870 p. m, preaching b!
the pastor.
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BAPTIST.

Brethren CDunkerb Church. North
Carolina Avenue and Fourth Street
southeast; ]. c. Murray, pastor Ser
mon II a. m, and 7:45 .. m
Second Auditorium, Fourth Street and
Virginia Avenue southeast, E Hez Sven
pastor. Preaching II a. m. and preach
ing and baptisms. AS p. m
Maryland Avenue Church. Fourteenth
Street and Maryland Avenue northeast
Preaching II a. m. and 7:S0 .. m,
by the pastor, the Rev. j. W. T. McNieI.
Calvary Church. Eighth and H Streets
northwest, the Rev. Samuel H Greene,
D. D.. pastor-Public worship with SER
mons by the pastor at Ii a M and I: 80
D. m; church prayer meeting, p. IN.
First Church, Sixteenth and Streets
northwest, the Rev. Charles F. Win
bigIer, pastor-Preaching. II a. m. and
p; m. baptism at evening service.
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HOLY TRINITY.

The Rev. Father Pnrdow S. j.. now
located In New York, and one Of the
most brilliant orators in the Jesuit Or
der, will preach At the high mass at IL
o'clock tomorrow morning
The members OF the Sanctuary So
ciety will hold a meeting after vespers.
During the fair the Sunday school
will be taught in the church.
The bazaar in aid OF Trinity new hall
and school will open next Monday, May
4, in Trinity School Hall, n Street be-
tween Thirty fifth and Thirty sixth
Street. The fair committees are as fol-
lows:
Executive committee-John Hadiey
Doyle, Thomas J. Stanton. Daniel Don
nelly. Peter j. Clarke. John F. Stake.
Joseph Kuhn, William II. Wetzell, and
John B. Mccarthy.
Advisory comnittee-Thomas e. Was-
gaman. General Coppinger. Admiral
Weaver, George F. Green, Edmund Lyd-
dane. Antheny Hsnlon, DR.. Gwynne.
|o'DonoEhue, Michael J. Keane, Daniel W.
oDonoShue, DR.. ". J. O'Donnell, Flu
gene F. Arnold. and jeremiah Mccarthy.
Reception committee-Joseph AcCau
ley, j. F. Finney, John Love, John War
ner. and Daniel Sullivan.
Games-Frsnk A. Wissner, T. A. New
man, p J. Ford, John Garland, and A.
Coyles Gibbs.
Ausic-Prof G. Herbert Wells, Joseph
Harrington
Dsncing-Prof Henry W. Schlos.er.
Carriage-T oliver Prodigy, Peter j.
Clarke. Frank A. Wis.ner. Charles K.
Murray. and George W. Cook.
Paddle stand-John Heenan, Luke
Kearney. James Dufrey, James Duncan,
William Parker, Joseph Kearney, and
Stanley Viers.
Misses Keenan, and Kearney will have
charge of the Sunday school table, and
Scheele, King. Collins, Horrigan SulH
van, O'Connor. Green, Turkenton, Glenn
ents, Redden, Hilleary, Donovan, Sher-
wood. Ford, Kelley, Rieliey, Doering.
Ward. Thorn. Mooney. Case. Murray.
O'Donoshue. Rabbit, Gallagher. Mrs. j.
Duffey.
Trinity Church table-Mrs. Dougher-
ty. and Miss Josephine Sullivan, assist
ed by the Misses Nellie Sullivan, Ellie
Harnedy, Asne. Murtaugh, Josephine
OBrien. Louise Gross Katie McQuade.
Trinity School-Mrs Harvey and Mrs.
Ridsway assisted by Mrs. Edmonston,
Mrs. Hoover. Mis-. Rosalie Forrest, Mis-,
Mitchell.
Goose eIchanse-Misses Harvey and
RidEwsy.
Graphophone-Miss Florence Alexan-
der, Masters Tickling and Brewer.
Country store-Mrs. Hefn, Mrs. J.>Du-
gan, Mrs. Lyddane. Mrs. MCGOWAN, Mrs
Simpson, Miss Houser. Mrs. Holder.
Pari.h-Mrs. Stanton. Mrs. Than, Mrs.
Stake Mrs. Warner Mrs. WetZel. Miss
WaggaInan, Miss Brown, Miss Leishear
Miss Kelley Miss Fitzgerald. the Misses
Clarity, the Misses Schiatt, Miss Loret-
ia Smith. Miss Whelan, Miss Stanton
| Jacobs weil-Mrs. Kelehcr, Mrs. Mar
garet Moran, Mrs Esston.
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ST. MARTINS.

The summer schedule will go into eff
feet tomorrow. All the masses Will be
low. and celebrated at 1880, 9, and 10: 30
a. m. The Q o'clock mass will be for
the children.
There will be no vespers during the
summer Rosary and benediction will be
at p.
Sunday School under the superintend
ance of the Rev Father Hannah will De
held at ; p. m. and taught by Notre
Dame Sisters and ladies and gentlemen
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ST. ALOYSIUS.

May devotions commenced Thursday
evening and will continue until the end
of the month.
The annual May procession will take
place on the last Sunday of May
On the hrst Friday OF the month the
services OF the League of the Sacred
Heart were conducted by the Rev Fa-
Their Francis T Mccarthy. s. j. The
sermon at the high mass Sunday
will be preached by a visiting priest.
The sermon at vespers will be preach
ed by the Rev. Edward Corbett s. J.
The children OF the parish are busy
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CONDITIONS AT JERUSALEM.

There were many different currents of
thought and feeling in activity at Je-
rusalem when the Apostle Paur arrived
there at the end of his third missionary
tour. about A. D 81. The Jewish people
as & nation were very Jealous in the per
Torrance Of the letter OF the Mosaic
laws, very FESTIVE under the Roman
yoke of sovereignty over them-frequent
outbreaks of insurrection occurred
against the Roman authorities, and very
Jealous of any departure from Jewish
traditions on the part OF anyone OF
Jewish blood, and very loath to sur
render one jot or title of Jewish hope
as TO the final supremacy of the Jewish
people as the elect of God.
The Christians in Jerusalem had
grown greatly in numbers since the day
of Pentacost. These were not only true
Christians but they were also true Jews.
They still observed all the Jewish laws
and customs. Hence they seemed TO be
tolerated by the Jewish people and &c
clesiasticaI authorities as a sect OF
Judaism, similar as it were to the sect
of the Pharisees or the Sadducees.
The Christians themselves at Jeru-
salem were divided into two parties
First, those that believed that all Gen
tile converts to Christianity must frs
become Jews in custom and practice
and keep the Mosaic laws, in order TO b,
saved Secondly, those that believed
that it was proper for the Jewish
Christians 10 keep the Mosaic laws but
ba4 1,
Christians TO do so. The apostles and
elders at Jerusalem were of the latter
class. The latter welcomed Paul gladly
when he arrived at Jerusalem, and re.
loiced in his narrative of the great worn
that he had done in founding new Chris
tian churches among the Gentiles- The
former faction among the Christians al
Jerusalem disliked Paul very much be-
cause he taught the Gentle Christians
that it was not necessary for them tc
keep the Mosaic laws. The non Chris
tian Jews at Jerusalem and elsewhere
hated Paul as a traitor to his own people
and his God. and as propagation of idea:
calculated to bring Judaism TO destruc
tion
PAUL'S CONCILIATORY SPIRIT.
After Paul had made his report to the
leaders OF the church at Jerusalem
consisting OF James and all the elders
the latter thought it wise to advise hin
to set an example of personally keep
ing the law IN order to conciliate the
factions opposed to him at Jerusalem
by performing certain rites and sacri-
fees pertaining to those who had taken
the Nazarite vow upon themselves. Al
though Paul. had not taken this vow
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OF the parish-all very Jealous in their
noble work.
ABOUT thirty children are being pre-
pared for their first communion by the
reverend pastor. Instructions are given
on Saturday mornings at o'clock.
The Rev. Father Hannah has received
from Rome faculties for the csnonical
erection Of the Holy Name Society in
his parish. Preliminary meetings indi-
cate a numerous and hourishing society.
Arrangements are being made to or
ganiZe a society OF the Blessed Virgin
Mary.
Next Fridav at $50 in the evening.
there will be services in honor OF the
Sacred Heart united with May devotions.
Throughout the month OF May devo-
lions will follow the Z o'clock mass
every day. except on Sunday, when they
will be held at the afternoon service.
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ST. PATRICK'S.

The Rev. Father Dolan will preach at
the II o'clock mass tomorrow There
will be low masses in this church at Z, i.
and 10 O'Clock. Sunday school after the
9 O'Clock mass. Baptisms 'at $3.50 in
the afternoon. Musical vespers At 1:S0
in the evening. There will be May de-
votions every evening during May. (Sat-
urdays excepted at { o'clock.
The first communion class. under the
direction OF the Rev. Father Dolan, will
be given instructions every Wednesday
and Saturday in Carroll Hall.
On Friday, May s. at the Columbia
Theater, the junior choir of ST. Patrick's
Church will give Gilbert and Sullivsn's
opera Patience The members of thu
junior choir have devoted a great deal
of care and attention TO the opera, and
very pleasant and enjoyable after
noon is anticipated The proceeds are
to be devoted TO a charitable purpose.
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ST. DoMINIcs.

During the month OF May devotions
will be held every evening at 100
O'Clock. consisting of rosary, instruo-
ton, and benediction.
Tomorrow, the first Sunday of The
month, there will be solemn yespers,
rosary procession. and benediction. The
May procession will take place on the
last Sunday Of May.
The Colored Sodality will receive
holy communion tomorrow morning at
the 100 O'Clock mass.
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IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.

The conference of ST. Vincent de Paul
will give its annual concert on Wednes-
day evening May 6. at 8 o'clock II will
be held in the Parish Hall at Eighth
and Streets northwest. The program
is IN charge of Miss Mullaly, who will
have q large section OF the Georgetown
orchestra, under the direction of Josef
Ksspsr Mrs Anne G. Fugitt, Mrs.
Margaret Nolan Martin, Misses Marga-
ret T. Linton. Ethel Tassin, John Fin
negan, James Nolan. sDaniel Milrick.
and T. e. Turpin will also assist
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ST. STEPHENS.

The Rev Father Kelley will sing high
mass tomorrow. and the sermon will be
preached by the Rev Father Caughy
Ladies' Auxiliary No. /, A. o. H, will
go TO communion at o'clock mass
Sunday next
May devotions every evening at 7:S0
o'clock.
The Ri. Rev. Bishop Donohue, of
Wheeling; the Rev. John Power. of ILL.,
nois, and the Rev. William Hill, OF
Brooklyn, were visitors at the rectory
during the week
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ST. PAUL'S.

The forty hours devotion which began
last Sunday with solemn high mass and
procession OF the blessed sacrament.
ended on Tuesday morning. Solemn
high mass was celebrated at 9 o'clock,
A retreat will be given by the Rev.
Father Pardow, s. j., at the Chapel Of
Perpetual Alteration, beginning tomor-
row.
Tomorrow will be the monthly com
munion day for the Sodality OF the Bless
ed Virgin.
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ST. MARY'S.

The Rev. Father Trinkhaus the newly
appointed assistant pastor OF st. Mary's
Church will arrive and assume his du-
ties within the next few days He will
come from Upper Marlboro, where
/ he has been pastor five years. since his
| ordination. He is fluent German
gusge.
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ST. TERESA'S.

The Rev. Father Mcmillan. Of the
Catholic University, assisted the Rev.
Father Bart on last last Sunday, and
celebrated the late mass at st. Teresa s
Church.
The Rev. Father Bart celebrated mass
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ST. AIMS.

Work on the new st. AIMS Church
is nearing completion. The sacred edi-
fee is beautiful structure. The dedi-
cation will take place in the near flu
ture. The Rev. Father Mallon will cele-
brste mass next Thursday at the Col
ored Reform School.
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METHODIST.

Foundry Church. Fifteenth and p
Streets northwest. the Rev Robert NJ
Moore, Dastor-11 a m, Sacrament of
the Lords Supper with preaching by the
pastor; s .. m. sermon by pastor; music
by quartet choir.
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METHODIST PROTESTANT

Rhode Island Avenue Church, corner
First Street northwest-Communio ger
vice at IL a. m, and gospel Service at
p. m, by the Rev. J. M Gill, pastor
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last Sunday at ST. Ignatius' Church.
Oxen Hill.
Sacred Heart deyotions were held last
evening. and there will be daily May de-
votions in the evening at 7:30 O'clock,
consisting OF rosary, sermon and beue-
diction
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rehearsing the famous two-act operstta,
The Mystic Midsets." which they will
present on May Is. 10. 20, and 81, for
the benefit of the new school
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Rr The Rev. John \. LYLE.

The pride Of Jerusalem foreboded its fall.
True Christians rejoice in the kingdoms ad
vancenens.
Concession is often noble.
Ritualism does not save the soul.
Fanati cisIu Is not piety.
There is no shame in suffering for well-doing.
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II is desired by the district officials
that the John Wesley anniversary pro-
gram being prepared by the general
officers Of the league be carried out in
the local chapters on the 18th instant,
the occasion being the anniversary OF
the formation OF the league by Wesley.
The Epworth Leagues in and around
Washington will hold a meeting along
these lines at Metropolitan Church on
the nth OF May. The program for the
meeting has not as yet been completed.
A missionary rally under the auspices
of the District of Columbia Christian
EndeaFor, Union is to be held Monday
evening, May 4, at O'Clock. The rally
will be conducted by Calvary Baptist
Church, corner of Eighth and H Streets
northwest. Owen P. Kellar. president of
the District Endeavor Union, will pre-
side over the meeting, according TO pres
ent arrangements. missionary adj
dress by Charles V. Vickrey will be n
feature of the meeting. Mr.. Vickrey is
at present secretary OF the Young Peo-
| pies Missionary Movement, and also 8
member of Yale Missionary Band. All
| local Epworthians. Christian Endeavor-
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LUTHERAN.

st. Johns Evangelical Church, The
Rev. George Brodthage, pastor-G German
service, II a. m. An offertory will be
sung by Miss Honora Moister of New
York anthem. The Lord IS My Shep-
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THE EpWOPTH LEAGUE

ers, and members Of the Baptist Young
Peoples Union Society and other young
people, not to the exclusion ct the
elders, however, are cordially invited to
attend this gathering. This will be the
regular monthly meeting Of the Chris
tian Endeavor Union Of the District
District President Israel will have
charge OF the devotional meeting at Lynn
chapter Sunday evening Mr. Israel
leaves on next Friday on a visit TO the
Epworth Leagues on the Garrisonville,
Va. circuit.
Mrs Harold NJ. Rider is to conduct
the devotional meeting al Gorsuch
Chapter on Sunday evening, May 10. and
on the following Sunday. May II. Ernest
H. Pullman. the nrst vice epresident of
this chapter, will be in charge Of the
service
The Junior Epworth Leagues of Wash
ington will hold a rally at Wesley
Church on Sunday afternoon, May II. at
g p m, the occasion being the four
teenth anniversary OF the organization
OF the league. Miss Ruth L. Crandall
mas charge or the program ana all ar
rangements for this meeting and a big
time is expected.
AT North Capitol Church last Friday
evening the fourth Of the subdistrfct
meetings was held under the auspices OF
the district organization. The chapters
included in this meeting were North
Capitol. Douglass Memorial. Grove.
BrookEand. Fletcher, Grace, woodside.
Brightwood, and Langdon. There was "A
large attendance. The program was de-
voted to mercy snd help work. and ad-
dresses were delivered on that subject
Mrs. D B.. Street spoke of the hospital
work being done at the Methodist
Home and Mrs. Frank NJ. Bristol wife
OF the pastor OF the Metropolitan Church,
made an address on District nurse work.
portion OF the evening was devoted 10
a discussion of these subjects. Miss Ida
NELL and Miss Ella Lawrenson render
ed pleasing solos. and At the conclusion
of the exercises a social hour was spent
District President T. T Israel presided
over the mestins, and a number of the
District officers were in attendance.