Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-04-02
Attention
THE HUB FURNITURE co..
S. E. Cor. 9th and ID Streets NV

under the auspices of the Golden Link Mis-
sionary Society An address will be de-
livered by Mrs. Alpheus w. Wilson.
In other churches of the city services will
conference. and will be as follows:
Trinity M. E. Churchill am. Rev. J. R.
Andrew; $50 pm. Rev. w. F. Locke.
Methodist Protestant-Ch Churchill am,
Rev. w. ID. Keene; pm. Rev. J., Howard
Wells. who will address the Young Mems
Christian Association; 7:30 pm, Rev. ]. j.
Ringer.
Free Methodist Church-7:30 pm, Rev
Presbyterian Churchill am, Rev. s. X.
Cox. D. D.: $50 pm, Rev. DIR. Royal. J.
Baptist Church-7:30 pm, Rev. E. V.
Roberts Chapel NJ. E. Church (colored)-
II am. Rev. w. o. Tolbert; T:30 p. m, Rev.
Del Ray M E. Church south-7:so pm,
Rev D, Fl. Kern.
The following church services in Wash
ington will be conducted by members of the
conferences:
Mount Vernon Place Churchill am,
Rev. DIR. James Atkins: 7:30 pm, Rev. c,
Epworth Churchill am, Rev. w. s.
Hammond; 7:3O p. m. Rev. John Q. Knott
Marvin Churchill am, Rev. c. D. Har-
ris; 7:3O pm. Rev. R. Lee FultZ
West Washington Churchill am, Rev.
s. " Hildebrand; 1880 pm. Rev. H. J.
Stephens.
Wesleyan PentecoStal Churchill am,
Rev. r. G. hewitt.
Emory Church, in West Washington, IL
am. Rev. C. L. Kennard.
st. PauFs Church. in Baltimore, IL am.
Rev DR.. J. D. Hammond; pm, Rev. DIR.
Collins Denny.
Central Church. Baltimore II am. Rev.
R. Lee Fultz; 1870 pm, Rev DR.. j. ID.
Hammond.
Arlington Church, Baltimore. IL am.
Rev DR. Collins Denny.
Fredericksburg, Rev. William Melville
Hamilton, Rev. F. E. Hammond.
Warrenton, Va, Rev. F. A. Strother.
Manassas Va, Rev. w. II. Best.
Leesburg Va, Rev. w. H. III. Joyce.
Remington, Va, Rev. DR.. j. ii. Boyd.
| Calverton, Va. Rev. D. L. Entsler
Hyattsville, Md, Rev. George W. Richard
I son.
Those to Be Ordained.
Those who will be ordained elders by
Bishop Wilson tomorrow evening are
Ernest L. Woolf, Be-nley d. Harrison,
George w. Gather. in the travelling rea-
ton, and Robert E. Hutton, local elder.
The class of deacons to be ordained by
the bishop tomorrow morning consists of
the following: Selwyn X. Cockrell. George
w. Staples. John M. Kline, William ID.
King, Claude M. Hesser. In the travelling
relation, and George H Fielding, Homer
WEIGH. George R. Fringer and Frank M.
Richardson.
General and Personal
The remains of Fremont F. Jones, who
was killed by the premature explosion of
a blast at Faber's, a station on the South
ern road several miles below Charlottes-
VILE as stated In The Star, were brought
here last evening and were conveyed to
| his late residence, corner of Patrick and
Gibbon streets. Arrangements for the fu-
neral will be made later
Rev. Dr. Frank J. Brooke of the Second
Presbyterian Church has begun a special
series of sermons in the Presbyterian
Church at Leesburg.
For the month of March sixty-four deeds
were recorded and thirty-five marriage
licenses issued by the clerk Of the corpor-
alton court.
At St Mary's Catholic Church this morn
ing special services were held In Observ-
ance of the last day of holy week. Serv-
ices will be held at Christ Episcopal Church
at SIS this afternoon, and at st. Paufs
Church at O'Clock. Services were held
this morning at o'clock at Grace Church.
ley Academy will meet the team of the
Episcopal High School on the home
grounds near this city this afternoon.
Miss BERTHE Register OF Baltimore Is VS.
iting Miss Eleanor Field In this city.
Mrs Charles Simmons of West Virginia
is visiting Miss Fannie Smith at her home,
Sol Duke street.