Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-13
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Photographs from every vantage point
| were taken this week of the little Lutheran
Church and surrounding graveyard at the
northwest corner of 32d and @ streets
northwest. 1t is understood that they
| were taken at the request of President
Roosevelt. whose afternoon walks have
| carried him past the quaint little house of
| worship frequently. There is considerable
| touching the matter
Rev. Frank P. Buckley, pastor Of the Bap-
fist Church at Middleburg Ioudoun county,
| Va. has been called to the pastOrate of the
| First Baptist Church at Winchester Va,
and 1t is thought he will accept Mr.. Bulk
ley Is native of Alexandria. and spent his
early life in that city until he entered the
| ministry. He has many f. lends and rela-
| tives in Washington.
telegram was received by Rev j. A.
Hinch. o. p. prior Of ST. Dominic's Con-
| vent, recently, announcing the death at
| Minneapolis. Mimi. of Rev. Patrick Vim
cent Hartigan, O. p. prior of Holy Rosary
Convent at Minneapolis.
The deceased prelate was born In Troy.
~ T.. forty-nine years ago. and received
| his early education at the Christian Broth
ers College in Troy He was en- sccom-
! plfshed musician and a writer OF distinction
| He was pastor of the Dominican Church at
New Haven. Conn. and served two terms
as prior in New York city. His death is
| deplored as a great loss to his brethren in
| the Dominican order.
The funeral will be held Wedn asday r,crn-
Ing at st. Vincent Ferrer Church. New
York city. and the interment will be at
Calvary cemetery, Long Island.
Arrangements have been made for the
Central Union Mission to take charge Of
the services at Grace Baptist Church to-
morrow. The superintendent of the mis-
sion. Rev. J. w. Steele. will preach. and
the music for the morning service will be
| in charge of the mission workers
Rev. ]. B. Perry. former rector of st.
Andrews Episcopal Church. this city now
rector of Trinity Church. Natchez Miss,
Will visit his former congregation tomor-
row morning. He will preach at the 10 40
am. service. Mr.. Perry is now staying at
his country home at Ammendale, Md.
The movement which has been started in
| TINS city to organize Young Mems Chris
| tan Association for the benefit of colored
young men is said to be meeting with signal
success. over 100 men of various occ,pa-
tons and denominations have signed pledge
| cards promising moral and financial sup
port when the permanent organization shall
| be effected. The Temporary organization
| holds meetings every Sunday afternoon at
! $50 In room 10 of True Reformers' Hall,
and the same are enlivened by addresses
on appropriate topics. song. prayer and
| praise service. instrumental music and
quartet singing. The object of these meet
| ings is to lay the foundation for the estab-
lshment of permanent Y. NJ. G. A where
the thousands of colored men who reside in
| or who come to Washington may find a
| safe retreat. helpful associa ton and physi-
cal mental and moral development
The proposed membership fee is s. per
| year, open to all men who wish to encOur-
age this work. The management have
| taken the business precaution of having
| the financial secretary we'll as the
| treasurer of the temporary organization
cnyprn fh,r- Nv
| surfing the safe custody of any moneys paid
IN on account of membership dues or sub
scriptlons- A number of persons have paid
| their membership dues and several sub
| scriptions have likewise been secured
AT last Sundays meeting an unknown lady
| sent through Rev. Walter H. Brooks pastor
| an envelope containing three paper dollars
| and inscribed: From mother whose son
was interested in Young Mems Christian
ASSOCIATION of western city. The son is
| dead, but the mother makes this offering
| for her boy" 1t was voted that this sum
| be set aside as the nucleus of subscription
fund to which all citizens of the District
/ shall be invited to contribute. and much
| commentator was expressed for the
| mother who had remembered her boy
-, T9morrow's meeting will be addressed
Power of Divine Over Human Laws" The
meetings are being held under the aus
pices of Mr.. j. E. Moorland, one of the
colored international secretaries: DR.. w. II.
Conner. president of the temporary organ
ization: William H. Davis financial secre-
tary; w. l.. Pollard. treasurer and Ben
Jamin II. Baker. musical director
Rev. Father F. X. Bischoff. assistant pas
tor of st. Augustine's Church. has left the
city for months vacation to Atlantic
City. Rev. Father Odds of the same par
sonage, recently returned from a visit to
his home in Massachusetts.
Mrs Annie Grant Fugitt, soprano soloist
Church
city today for a two weeks stay at Har-
pers Ferry.
The pulpit of the Western Presbyterian
Church, Rev. Gerhart A. Wilson, pastor
VIII be supplied during the month of Au-
gust by Rev N. W. Hankemeyer for
merly missionary of the congregational
Church in New Mexico now a medical
student In this city. preparing to return
to the field as medical missionary.
The union camp meeting of the A. NJ. E.
Zion churches of Washington. D. c., and
vicinity opens tomorrow at Takoma Park
wildwood Junction.. The meeting will
be in charge of Bishop George w Clin-
ton, DR.. Robert j. Daniels and Rev Logan
Johnson There will be an old-fas hioned
prayer meeting at am with Jubilee
singing. At II o'clock there will be
preaching by Rev. J. w. Martin Services
will also be held at 3 pm. and DIN. The
formal opening will occur in the evening.
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW.
Notices have been issued for a. meeting of
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