Evening star., 1905-10-21

Tho formal celebration OF the thrtieth
anniversary of the pastorate of Rev. DR..
Frederick d. Power of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church will be observed by re-
ception to be rendered him by the congre-
cation Friday evening. October q, at 1:3o
o'clock. DIR. Power preached his anniver-
sary sermon a short time ago. The pro-
gram to be carried out at the reception IN
eludes: CongratuIatory addresses. Mem
,ries Of Thirty Years." Mr.. Charles W.
Shelton; These Later Days" Mr. Andre"
Wilson: Progress of the Disciples IN
Washington" Rev. Walter F. Smith; His
Larger Work" Rev. Peter Ainslie. Balti-
more. Md; "Our fellowship Rev. ]. G.
Butler. d. D., Memorial Lutheran Church'
response. Rev. Frederick d. Power, LII. D.;
presentation souvenir volume, Thoushts
of Thirty Years." James NJ. Pickens.
Rev. George W. King pastor of Dunbar
ton Avenue Methodist Church. Georgetown
will preach two series of sermons IN s1tS a9
church. beginning tomorrow. Octooer q,
The first series on prayer Will pe si'.ii - q
the morning services, and Will be on ne ne
Successful Prayer and Remarkable
Answers to Prayer" The second series
will be given at the evening services, ,aa anu
will be on the Apostles creed, unuet .The
Ntonement," THE Exaltation OF Jesus >,
:.Tbe Holy Ghost" THE Christian ChnTcn, !iIS
Justification, Inc hesuii '0'
nal Life
Al old-tIue protracted meeting Will be pc
,,,n at Mount Tabor Methodist Protestant
Church 35th street and Wisconsin aNe!u
northwest tomorrow. 5, ~ VIII WI oe sermnn at II
IN by Rev. ]. Ernest Litslnger, pas.t t1Io =
and al 7:3O pm by Rev. II. W. Zuse OF @ liie
TfR church The meeting Will continue
for two weeks.
rbe Sunday school of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church held its fall rally fast SUI SUI
dav morning. with large attenudhce and III
interesting exercises. i ne MA nGWdS bv Mr.
Officers of the school were introCuceu Wy ~,
~ wv shelton chairman of the noIllind '!ns !,
committee. and response was @ @1ndue os taae ba-
,,,nerintendent, Mr.. L. A. Gonswer, a.',es pn &c
half of the officers. OtheT a pIIeI auI NJ F
we're made by Mrs c. r. FerSusoIl. NJ n
M BRADLEY and by the pastor III
power Special music was rendered. Wy :"
trio consisting of Miss Minnie Ia
pianist: Mr.. Will Saunders corr OH 1an A
NJ Iohn Baird violiniSf, and MT. beh "a
Tsneback sang a bass solo. The lnlanl ts. ,tae'
sang a song. and one of the members, MAJ, Mas-
ter Gordon Mock. recited Inc @uii0''
school room was pretuly decoIateu' so,,o,,,s.
The officers of the school are aS oin.art
s,,narintendent E A. Gongwer; assistant
superintendent James Nj. Plckens' super in ~
tet,dent of adult department AndreW VIZ
son: superintendent of primary depaIlinens.
Miss Marian Speare; assistant supIl .I
emf of primary department, Mrs: ). N. Mo1n o.n -
secretary, A w. Starratt; assistant sects So.
tary and auditor, A. L. Williams; treasu Ir vi
Mrs ]. NJ. Pickens; librarian, George w.
Stese: assistant librarian, X h. hlnsu.i, ss,n,
cnorister w. Frank Sunny; pianist, MISS
Minnie Sangston; superintendent OF hoihe
denartment, Mrs c. II. Brinkman
The committee In charge OF the arrahst-
n.ents consisted of Mrs. Emma s. Shelton
w r MCDANIEL, Mrs. A. l.. Willlams, MISS
S,,sanne Moore and Miss Marian Speare.
iRev DIR, H. T. Johnson, eoltor OF eIie III
Christian Recorder. lectured In Meropoli-
tan A M. E. Church, NJ street between !otI
and 10th streets northwest, at cioch list
evening- The lecture was Free ana was
given under the auspices OF the Brother-
hood of Allen Music, both vocal ana IN
strumental. was furnished.
THE Womans day of Metropolitan "A. M.
n Church will hold symposium tomorro"
at 4 nm. Addresses will be delivered py
Mrs Clair, Mrs. Benn and Miss sadie Han.
There will be music by the octet OF female
Voices from Asbury NJ. E Church ana MISS
Minor The Womans day has not Only
done considerable practical work for the
church, it is stated. but for the community.
BRoTHERHooD OF ST. ANDREW.
Services have been resumed at the Sol
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