Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-10-01

Chas s. Clark, president; Young People S
Society of Christian Endeavor. Miss lsadore
Emery, president; Junior Society of Chris
tian Endeavor, Mrs. j. H. Jennings, super
intendent Mems Club. Chas. S. Clark, pres
ident; trustees aid committee, Norton M.
Little chairman . pastors aid committee,
mittee, DR.. Chas. L. Bliss, chairman; deco
rating committee. Mrs A. r. Bennett
chairman: head usher, T. c. Dulin; athletic
association, Robert H. Young president.
Program for Tomorrow.
The program for tomorrow is as foliows:
At 9:f5 am-Sunday school service, MI.
James E. West superintendent, presidlng'
addresses by former superintendent.
Messrs. B. P. Davis. A. l.. Sturtevant, 3.
W. Smith, w. ]. Bowman and II. w. smith.
At HOO a m-Service of conservation, the
pastor presiding; organ prelude, Allegro
con grazio, from Pathetic symphony,
Tschaikowsky, Mr.. S. Frederick Smith, or
ganist and choirmaster; Doxoiogy, lnvoca-
ton, responsive reading of Psalms CxA!I;
anthem Appear, Thou Light Divine, the
choir; reading from The Scriptures, Rev
Eliphalet Whittlesey, d. D., Ii. D.; oner.
ing, solo, open the Gates or the Iempie
Mrs Thomas c. Noyes; sermon. Rev.
George Barker Stevens, Phi. D., D. D., pro-
lessor of systematic theology in the divinity
school of Yale University; order OF conse-
Grafton prayer of conservation, Rev. Prof.
George o. Little, D. D.; organ postlude,
Laus Dec. Dubois
At $50 pm.-Fraternal greetings from
churches of other denominations, Rev. j. G.
Butler ID, presiding: Organ prelude,
Guilmant; anthem. Baldwin; invocation. re-
sponsive reading of psalm XIV, addresses by
Rev. J. G. Butler. DID,. pastor Luther
Place Memorial Church; Rev. Roland Cot
ton Smith d. D., rector st. Johns Protest
ant Episcopal Church; Rev. ]. j. Muir.
DID,, pastor Temple Baptist Church; Rev.
VIM. C. Alexander, DID, pastor West Street
Presbyterian Church; Rev. John M. Sch1ck,
DID,. pastor Grace Reformed Church; Rev.
Robert NJ Moore, pastor Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Church; offering. solo, Mr.. w. A.
Graham; benedietien, organ postlude, festF
val march, Calkin.
Miss Isadore Emery, presiding: Addresses
by former presidents. Mr.. Hubert E. Peck,
Mrs. w. E. Buell.. Mr.. John B. Sleman. jr.,
Miss Emily r. Pocks MISS katherlne ~;
e. Sleman Miss Imogene r. lexis, DR.. HUI
bert Young, Mr.. John R. Eddy and Mr..
William H. MCDOWELL, jr.
Evening Service.
At 8 pm. there will be public worship.
with the following program: Organ pre-
Jude, andante from Surprise symphony,
Haydn; doxology; Invocation; responsive
reading of Psalm LXXXIV; anthem. Re
ioice in the Lord Kotzschmar; reading
from the Scriptures, Gloria" prayer, Rev.
Prof George B, Stevens; offering; solo,
Hande, Miss Beatrice-S. Goodwin; sermon,
Merrill Edwards Gates, LID, L. H. D.,
ex-presdent amherst College; benediction;
organ postlude March Solennelle, Lee
maigre. .s,s cat
ThroughoutI4,he week there will be meet
ings in the church for various; objects. COW
ering every day. The fan rally and banquet
of the men s iiuh viii be held Monday even
ing: Tuesday ming there will be pub
lie organ recital; Wednesday there will be
ciety, meeting. Of the Woman's Mission
AIRY Society and a, Sunday school social;
Thursday evsning a public service will be
held; Friday q reception will take place in
the church parlors, the pastor and his wife
being the hop3red guests, and the same
evening "GreefngS from other congre-
gational churdhes;i Saturday evening there
win be a preparatory service, and the Sun
day following ths'oregular public worship
and Christian sEndeavor services will be
held