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The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
Momnn,s societr Meet..

The November meeting Of the Woman ;
Society Of the Vermont Avenue Christian
Church was held on Tuesday.
The meeting was called 10 order at II
a. m. BY the president hrs. Schell. the
first session being the G. w. 3. n. Mrs.
Jones Jones. of the Thirty-fOurth street
church led the deyotions. Mrs. Carleton
read paper on &C. w. B. NJ. Day. and it's
special place among the church days.
Mrs. Kinseil read paper on IT'S results
10 our national board
Mrs. Shinn, Of the Ninth street church.
the new State president. made an appeal
for more offerings. and asked that the
churches should aim 10 raise 5000 this
year.
Mrs. Spencer gave some echoes from the
convention, as also did Mrs. Shelton, and
then Mrs. Purtle sang
At D. m. the session Of the work de-
partment was called tc order by the presi-
dent. Mrs. Parker The final arrange
ments were made for the luncheon to be
given at Scottish Rite Hall. 10e7 G street.
on November %. %, and Il, from II 30 a. IA.
to 2:SO =. M. Committees were appointed
and a decision reached 10 also have Il
candy booth and a necktie table.
The second week IN December IS the
time decided o. for holding the annual
bazaar r. the Sunday-school room at the
church and committees were appointed
by President Schell 20 take charge OF and
solicit for the several booths.
Mrs. Heider chairman Of TUmmage
sale, reported sl9o.65 cleared. A vote of
thanks was given 10 Mrs Heider. Mrs,
WiseneT. Miss Kyle. Mr.. Grey and DR..
Hayes. and others for faithful service rem
Cered.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY
Notices for these columns should reach The Herald office by p M Friday
EPISCO OPAL.

CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY g s. Rev. 4.
u. Nckim. ID. ID, rectcT. Holy communion az
a. m. SUNDAY school a. s-30 a. N. and p. n
SeTrice and sermon at II a. n. and p Ia. SeTy
ice with instruction az .. IA. The rector VIII
preach morning aud evening. Subiect az D. n,
who Owns You. A Question fer Every Man
Strangers velclme. All seats free except az j
ST THOMAS CHURCH. lsth 81. near Dupont
Circle. G. Ernest Smith. y. j.. d. G. T.. rector
Services g. H. and 8 Strangers cordially welcomed
TRINITY CHURCH. sd and SIS nv Rev K.ch-
ard J.. Williams. rector. Services At - ard Il
a. IT.. 7.i0 D. III tUyeTCessiUusi. and p. II. The
rector viii preach.
ST MARKS CHURCH. 81 and \ SIS. sc. Serv-
ices. 20. II g. IN. !. 80 -. m Rev. " Il
TGmgr viii prraCh morning and evening. Al
welcome.
CHRIsTS CHURCH PARISH. Georgetown. 3lst
ana o sts. Rev. James II. ". Blaze. rector
Services sunday. Nov. II; SO a m. holy CON-
munou. 80 a. m. Sunday scl0ui. II a. m.
full service and sermon hy the rector. 30 p. m.
evening PRAYER and special music by The vested
cher.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH sd ST. near Washington
Circle. Rev. Aired Harding u. D. All seats
free Vested choir. 80 10. and Il q. m. Al S
y. m, Rev. q. G F. Brsjenahl breaches.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIoNAL CHURCH. loa and
SIS NV. Rev. Charles Han Everest. d. d,
minister Public Worship with sermcn i a. m.
ana S p m Music hy large chorus choir. led by
DIT J. ". Bischof. organisi. sunday school. 80
a. Christian Eudeavor. 6s5 D. n.
NJ . L y T PLEASANT CONGREG ATIONAL
Cut,rch. Columbia read and Ittn - nv Rev NJ
Bcss Fis5hurn. pastor. viii preach at Il a. H. and
S 3. a.. 9-So a. u. Sunday school. p. NJ Junior
EndeayoT. : p IL. Senior Eadcavor.
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church Fifty-sIx Years old.

4 programme Of exercises has been
arranged by Rev. William Lee Lynn. pas
tor OF Gorsech NJ L. Church, for the
celebration Of the ffty-sixth anniversary
of the establishment OF the church. be-
ginning Sunday, November II, and termi-
mating Friday. November 16. Gorsuch
Church was established in 1850 at the
corner Of Four-and-a-half and l. streets
southwest. Ten years ago the original
Structure was extensively remodeled and
appropriately dedicated, and in 1900 the
hftieth anniversary Of the church was
celebrated Gorsuch has had somewhat
OF a stormy career. bUt withal has held
its own. and at present all branches Of
the work are in a fourishing condition.
The services commemOrating the fifty
sixth anniN rsary Of the church will be
gin at the morning preaching service,
with Rev. +. D. Huntley. -. D.. occupy
ing the pulpit Dr Huntley viii also
probably preach Al the evening service
On Monday evening William r. Hunt,
who has been superintendent OF the Sun
day school for moro than forty years.
and who Is actively Identified with all
branches Of the work. will preside and
give q retrospect Of the history OF Cor
such. Rev. \. +. Spielman. pastor OF
Kensington N. r. Church. viii deliver an
address
Evening for Epworth League.
Tuesday evening has been set aside for
the Epworth League Of Gorsuch. c. w
Fitton. jr. it's president. will give a re-
view Of the work Of the league since t
was established in 1891. At this service
the officers Of the District Epworth
League. headed by L. l. Derrick. the
president, viii install the recently elected
officers Of the chapter at Gorsuch This
viii be followed by an address by Rev.
Z. +. Marshall, pastor Of BrOOkland n.
r. Church. on the relation Of the Ep-
worth League 20 the church
An anniversary sacred concert viii be
given by the choir on Wednesday even
ing, anG capt William NJ Potter Will
make an address on Music.
An anniversary prayer meeting and love
feast viii be tie feature Of the service
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MISSION A YEAR OLD
Pennsylvania Avenue Organ
izatiOn to Celebrate.
THREE SERVICES SCHEDULED
WeH-knOyyn Religions Workers Plan
to Assist in Observing Event-New
Virginia Church tn Open in Clar-
endon-Men's Club Organized--Newx
of the Washington Churches.

The first anniversary Of the Gospel Mis-
sion. located at 1879 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. win be celebrated tomorrow
BY three special services, the morning
service to be held at the Union NJ E.
Church. on Twentieth street. near Penn
sylvania avenue northwest, Of which DR..
S. Reese Murray IS the pastor the af-
ternon service at tie Mission Han. at 8
o'clock. and the evening service at the
McKendree NJ. Z. Church, on Massachu-
setts avenue. near Ninth street north
west. Of which DR.. f. L. Hubbard is the
pastor.
At the morning service. Mrs. Fred Bean
president Of the Women's Prayer
League. Of the Gospel Mission, Will give
a brief Bible reading. Or. Murray viii
speak, Messrs. Tyson and Gordon and
Miss Irvine viii sing, and the converts
and workers will be heard IN testimony.
At the afternoon service, MIS- A. NJ.
MOxey, who was associated with Moody
in mis- evangelist work in Europe and
America. will give the lesson. Miss Fam
ME Stuckey. for years superintendent
Of the open Door Mission, and others
made by Dr. Donald Macleod. Of the
First Presbyterian Church: Rev. Mr.
Shipley. Of the North Carolina Avenue
NJ. p Church; Rev Robert II. Moore. Of
the Foundry NJ + Church. and others.
Rev. George ". HavelI. evangelist Of the
Peoples Mission. ana his associates Of
the Peoples Mission quartet. VIII sing
At the evening service Dr. Hubbard
viii speak Philip Mauro viii make a
brief address. and Messrs. Belt, Wheeler
Mewshaw. Fritts. J3yins. Warlatt. Kline,
Garland and others viii speak, ana
Messrs. Tyson and Gordon and Miss Mar
garet MaurO will sing.
The Gospel Mission was organized by
some nifty or sixty persons vino had
withdrawn from other mission work in
the city.
An innovation has been made in the use
OF a graphophOne that sings gospel songs
The Women's Prayer League. composed
Of the ladies connected with the mission
and ofiiceTed by Mrs Fred Beall. presi-
dent; Mrs. j. 4. Edgar, vice president
and Mrs a H. Tyson. secretary. has
proven OF great interest and profit They
hold services every sunday and Thurs
day at .. m. In the hail
The executive committee consists %
James NJ Belt. George W. Wheeler
chairman. J. s Mcwshaw. secretary,
II. d. Gordon, treasurer; 4. H. Tyson,
singing evangelist.
Among the prominent friends and work
ers OF the mission are 10 be found Mrs
j. H. Hitchcock, whose husband was one
OF the founders Of the Central Union
Mission and who was chairman OF its
board OF directors for ten years. and un-
on the day OF his death; Rev. j. B. Nc
Laughlin: ". II. Wormersley, formerly
a member OF the Jail mmttee Of the
Y n. G. A, and superintendent for years
Of the gospel tent work: " o. Ison, OF
Foundry NJ. z. Church. O. T. Edgar. Of
Waugh VI. r. Church, Philip MaUro, of
the Christian Alliance work; Mesdames
Beau. Carrigaa. Moore. Phillips, Edgar
Tyson. Marlatt. Kline. and King. former
~ OF the womeH's band of the Central
I fr-f.- Rffs-t,r.
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BAPTIST.

BAPTIST CHURCH. sih and sts
ne. 4. X Wright. pastor. Il a "ScriptrWai
Salvation. s D. n. The Missing Nine" Sun
DAY school. 10 a. Decision Day. Il. Y. =.
T.. 7:l5 D. m.
tfFXH BAPTIST CHURCH. ST. near 7th sw.
pr. Weston Br'laCT. minister. II a. VI. The Cen
version Cf a Business Msa, IS. The Young
Man Who Dared to Loye and Weit:" No. ia
series On Young Nan Rlho Dapd- Baptism
Large chorus. trained by Nh. Palmr. Free seats
FIRST BAPTIST. 18th and o sts nv. Rev. Charles
F. Winbieer, pastor. II a. m, Seeking" I45
p. m ''Pessimism; Ct. Is EvCrything Bad!" sur
dsy scaool 9:39 e. n. e. T.. =. II. All are
welcome.
WEST WASHINGTON. 5lst and : SIS. C. 2
S,eaiey. pastor Ii O'Clock. Big Little Men -
80. evsngelis'ic baptism. Special music. sun
aax school $50 q. N. Young Peanle.s. 8 80 D. ~
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on Thursday evening, al which Rev. W.
c. Parrish, OF the Gaithersburg circuit.
viii speak.
The concluding service Of this series OF
anniversary meetings will be held on
Friday evening. November f6. and has
been styled "Old Home Night" It is in
tended to be a reunion Of former pas
tors of the church, members and Sunday
school scholars.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

THE CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Connecticut
ave-. and lssh SIS. Rev. Tennis s. HamIin
d. D. pastor. viii oficiate tomorrow az II g. m.
sad at J.. NJ
FIRST John Marshall place. bet and y. u a.
n the pustGr Donald G.. Macleod d. D.. wiz
ofsciate rs p. H.. Service Of Song by the
Choir" Sunday school. 20 a. ID. Y =. :. g
T.. 645 p. N. Visitors are invited.
WESTERN PRESBYTERIAN, II ST.. between 18th
and 2lth NV. G5aFse BAILEY u D., pastor. Il
a. m. "The Atiainmet Ct MsnboCl 5 p m,
The Fruits Of Old Age" Sabbath school gas a.
m q = meaLinc. I .. M.
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no continue RevIrnl serrice..

The revival services that are being con-
Quoted by the Rev. Louis y. Riddell. Of
Memphis. Tena.. at the Fifteenth Street
Christian Church. Fifteenth and d streets
southeast are 20 continue during the
coming week The interest has been
growing during these services and a num-
bcr Of conversions have been made. The
regular song service will be held each
evening at 7:45. Mr. Henry BrewOOd. the
musical director of the church. having
them in charge.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
TnxeII Bust of Pastor

At the Fifth Baptist Church last even
ing bust OF the Rev. c. c. Meador
was unveiled I'm the presence Of a large
gathering Rev. Mr.. MeadOr served as
pastor of the Fifth Baptist over a period
Of fOrty-seSen years. being succeeded at
his death by the Rev Weston Bruner
who still retains the charge. Miss Julia
Bower served az the formal unveiIing Of
the bust.
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Revival at RyIand NJ. f. Church.

For the past week revival services
have been in progress at the RylaDd NJ.
z. Church The meetings have been in
charge Of John NJ. Baker, an evangelist
from Baltimore. and tine attendance has
been very good An old-fashiOned Meth
odist love feast viii be held tomorrow at
Il o'clock. and in the evening a revival
Service will De held. A choir. led by Z. NJ.
Hall. and solos By Mrs. VI. =. Odell con-
sJitute part OF the features Of the meet
ings. which will be continued for another
wee
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Mems Club Organized.

mems club has been organized at the
Fifteenth Street Christian Church. with
the following officers: President. Arthur
Bairstow; vice presidenr. Robert /. Tai
bert; secsetary. Wilb1r Dunn; treasurer.
Christian Harrid. The club is TO have a
course Of lectures during the season. The
first Ole IS TO be delivered by The Rev.
F. D. PNwsr. Of the Vermont Avenue
Christian CHURCH, on the subject: His
Trip Through the Holy Land
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The Theosophlc society.

The Theosophic Society. formerly at
illo F street, now meets every Thurs
day evening at 1913 / street northwest.
and welcomes all visitors and extends its
library privileges. The discussions cover
every line Of phiios0phic and religious
thought, and freedom of thought and
expression are tolerated. The meetings
are well attended and good deal of in
terest IS shown. The soci-ty in its new
home i5 in fOarishing condition.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
CritIcises the BihIe.

THE Peril Of Present day Criticism OF
the Bible is the subject Of an address
10 be delivered tomorrow evening at the
%orthminster Presbyterian Church. y
street. between Ninth and Tenth streets,
BY Rev o. G Morse. Of New York Dr
Morse is secretary of the American Bible
League. A musical programme has also
been arranged for this service
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
CONGREGATIONAL CIub to No..

Prof. z. A Steiner, Of Iowa College.
Grinnen, Iowa. will be the principal
speaker Of the autumn meeting Of the
Washington Congregational Club to be
held NJ the First Church Tenth and G
streets northwest. Monday evening. His
subject VIII be "On the Trail of the I'm
migrant" DR.. J. w. Bischoff win be in
charge OF the music az the meeting.
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W Jeffries. st. Paul, Washington, D. c.;
Wednesday, Rev. D. L. Blakemore, Ep-
worth. Washington, d. c.; Thursday,
Rev J. L. Kibler, Fails Church. Va.
and Friday, W F. Locke. Mount Vernon
Place, Washington. p C.; Sunday, No
Vember IS. at IL a. m. Rev. J. s. Engle
editor Baltimore Southern Methodist. Bal
timore. Nd; Monday. November 70, Rev.
c. ID. Bulla, Alexandria, Va
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

EVANGELICAL CHRIsTIAN SCIENCE
Church. Scottish Rite Hall l0G7 6 st nv Ser
viccs L a. m and 50 p. N Sunday morning
lecture by Bishop Oliver c. Sabin viii be teach
ing how 10 heal the sick through Divine methods
Subject If Sunday evening lecture by Bishop Oliver
G. Sabin. Choose Ye." Testimonial meeting
Wednesday evening az 80. Hall centrally located
seats free. al invited
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OTHER SERVICES.

BIBLE STUDENTS MEETINGS. Discourse By
Clarence r. Fowler. Sgnday ) n m in Pythian
Temple. l0ie 9Th St nv, third oCr ball. subject:
Through the Valley q the Shadow Ct Death.
This metaphor. generally misunderstood Will be
scripturaIly explained. showing Gods special care
over Ills children. Seats free. No collection.
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AN Evening with the Choir"

At the First Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening the regular quartette,
composed Of Mrs L. 4. Roberts. soprano;
Miss Mary B. Finney. contraltO: \. !.
Hudson. basso; s. +. Compton, tenor,
and Mrs. George E Shut viii render
"An Evening With the Choir
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Made National Chaplain.

At the last session OF Camp No. s, p
0. Of A, Mrs Mary Raven. district pres
ident OF the organization was Installed
as national chaplain. an honor conferred
upon her b. the national convention.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOILS CHURCH cor Iith and sts NV
Ulysses G.. T. Pierce minister. s:i5. sunday
school and class fer she comparative study Of
religion. %. Unity Study class L. morning
service. sermon by the minister. q. m. me
morsl service in the chapel fcr Maria Holt FORBES
20 %. m. Young Peoples Religious Unicn.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHU2CH OF CHRIST, scientis. 18th and
Il sis. nw. Services sunday II g. m ard =
p. IN subject: ''Mortals and Immortals Sunday
school Il a. n; Wednesday. s p. N. Public cor
daily invited. All seats free Free reading rnoms
in the Traders National Bank Building IDth st.
and Pa ave. nv
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

HANILINE N. Z. CHURCH 9Th and SIS. nE
Carl q. Doney, pastor. go. sunday school a.
sermon Christ and Christians go Epuorth
League. 80 sermon. Spiritual Cause and IF
feet 4 cordial yrelcon,t. 10 all
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NEW CHURCH.

MODERN SENSUALISM: ITS CAUSE AND
Cure: subject C address at the New Churci Mis-
SIGN. i3i2 G 81. NV. second floor. All arc coz
daily invited 1 free circulating library Is epen
TO the public both before and after the meeting
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spOnse TO cards Of invitation. several hun
dred friends Of the institution called to
meet Miss Harriet Stratton Ellis, the
latest addition to the faculty, who has
accepted the post Of adviser Of woman
students.
The George Washington colors were
used as the keynote Of the decoration,
not only in the graceful arrangement of
flags and bunting with class and frater-
nifty pennants. but in the banking of many
beautiful white and yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS about the library and in the west
han, where a buffet supper was served.
Miss Emma Harper Turner, president
or the Columbian Women, with Miss Ellis,
received the evenings visitors, while in
the refreshment room Mrs. Clephane. Mrs.
Hill, Mrs. Latimer, Mrs. Ernst, and Mrs
Monroe. presided.
Miss Eveline Newcomb added to the
pleasure Of the Occasion with a number Of
beautifully rendered songs.
Ernst G. Timme. Auditor for the Post
Office Department, after a hurried trip to
his home in Kenosha. Wis. for the pur-
pose Of voting, returned TO Washington
| Thursday. and resumed his official duties.
The marriage Of John Alexander I.utz,
OF Washington, TO Miss Mary Katherine
Baughman. of Berryville. Va. took place
at the home Of the bride last Wednesday,
at p. m The bride was given away by
her brother. S. F. Baughman. Miss Flor
ence Baughman acting as bridesmaid,
and Mr.. Francis a. Lutz as best man.
Mr. Lutz is a well known Washington
man. being treasurer of the National
Automobile Company. located at Four
teenth and r streets northwest Imme-
diately after their marriage Mr.. and Mrs.
Lutz started on a wedding journey which
will last until about November %. The
bride and groom viii make their home al
the Sterling apartments, 1915 Calvert
street northwest
Mrs. L. Heilbrun has returned and is at
home, at 17l9 Willard street northwest
The many friends Of Mrs F. A. Nc
Comas win regret 10 know OF her dan
gerous illness at her home 1906 L street.
/ As senior vice president aad chairman OF
| the relief committee of Abraham Lincoln
/ Circle. No. s. she has been unuring in
/ her work Of love aud devotion to the
circle.
/ Miss Emma Baird Wilson, Of the In
terror Department has returned from a
/ trip TO Boston and various places IN Mas
/ sachusetts which she thoroughly enjoyed.
DR.. Hobert Dye. who was abroad FOR
/ several months, has returned.
I Mr. and Mrs. Ferndld. old and esteemed
J residents Of Washington. contemplate 60
: ing TO Maine. Mr. Granville Fernald is
an author. musical composer. and poet
+ He belongs TO several patriotic societies.
/ .'Hobson Is Our Boy a patriotic song, IS
one Of his many compositions
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
CHRISTIAN & MISSIONARY ALLIANCE

CHRISTIAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE
Chapel p Grant place NV Sunday services.
p. III. Women's prayer meeting { D. IA. Bible
iesciing Mr. Philip Marrc. As p. n. preach
ing. Rev. T. \. Cliieu. Strangers very cordially
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LTT3FER

MEMORIAL Pastor, J. G. Butler Il a. m,
40 p n. Lather's birthday. II, Luther Re
sioTCr Of the Gospel
KELLER MEMORIAL. 9th and Nd. ave. ne c.
II. Butler. pastor II q NJ and : 30 y II.
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

services at Bauscher's. 1922 Conn. ave. al p. m
Address by Mrs. Daniel Paul. subject; plea for
the Bible Daily noon meeting ard Mondays al
80 p. m. a; reading room. Washington Loan and
Trrst Bdg Ger + and 9Th s,s Public invited
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18Th and nv
Rev. John Van Schsick. IT., pastcT. II &. m.
fourth In series Genesis. subject. Cain
and AlxL" Y. y. y C. L 6 D. H.
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SOUTHERN PREsBYTERIAN.

SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN. Second. 22d 81.
near Q. Sermons By pastor Rev. H. Wadden
Pratt. at Il a. N. and : % D. All seats free.
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NON-SECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHI RICH, Pythian Temple. lal2
9Th s.. pw. Alex. Kent minister VIII speak at
II Is Of Henry Dcmarist IIoyds Man the Social
Greater" Seats free All welcome
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SECULAR LEAGUE.

SECULAR LEAGUE "swedenbog and Reason in
Religions Belief" viii be presented by Dr. Frank
Sewau az 3 p. n. pythian Temple. lel2 9th 81
nv Free seats. free discussion
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former students of the George Washing
ton University, held their first social en-
tertainment Of the present season last
evening in the university Hbrary. In re-
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DIR. and Mrs. John Crayke Simpson,
who have been enjoying several months
travel in Europe. will sail for home to-
morrow.
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HcrnId Want Aas

will be received at Atkinson's Pharmae ey.
18th and 6 sts. NV, and promptly for
warded 10 the main Office.
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CHRISTIAN.

NINTH STREET, sTH AND d SITS. Ne. REV
B. E. Utz, supply pastor Services Il a. m and
7:f5 ,. N nofs&S-u
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To Open New l.. E. Church.

Growing from a small Sunday School
organized five years ago in the home OF
Mrs William J. Overall. of Clarendon.
Va. a new Methodist Episcopal church,
complete in every way, will De turned
over 10 the Clarendon congregation to-
morrow morning at eleven o'clock, when
the first sermon Will be preached by Rev.
r. T. Fishburn the banker-evangelist OF
Roanoke, Va.
With the growth Of the Sunday school
organized in the Overall home, interest
in the project grew until il was de-
cided TO organize a church and erect a
temple for worship. Mrs. overall as
sisted by number Of the ladies' finally
secured the money for the purchase Of
the ground. and IN july. la05, this was
turned over to William II. Bailangee.
pastor Of the N +. Church South, OF
Georgetown. d. c. On July 10 last, the
corner stone was laid by the Rev. J. s.
Hutchinson. presiding elder Of the Wash
ingtou district.
Ii is now completed and is a handsome
frame structure. having a seating ca
paCity Of about 80 and a Sunday school
room that will accommodate about 20
Tomorrow Rev. Mr Fishburn viii
preach both in the morning and at : 2.
m. and the Rev. T. T. Day, Phi. D.. OF
George Washington University, Wash
ingt0n. y. g.. viii preach at p. IN.
The opening services Will be conducted
through the week and longer in the fol-
lowing manner:
Rev. r. r. Fish0ur1 viii preach at II
q. IN. each day. and in the evening ser
vices will be assisted by the following
pastors and their congregations; Monday
November L. Rev. J. C.. Hawk. Of Mar
win. Washington. d. c.. Tuesday, Rev. z.
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November l. Will also be the wedding
day Of Mr.. Eugene Hale. jr., son of Sena-
tor and Mrs Hale, to Miss Eunice Terry.
Of New York. The ceremony is TO take
place at the home of the brides parents.
Rev and Mrs. ROderick Terry. Senator
and Mrs. Hale will come 10 Washington
for the winter Immediately after their
sons marriage.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-10
IN THE SOCIAL WORLD
Bachelors COtilliOn ReGrgan-
ICES for Winter Dances.
MAI. MCAWLEY IS PRESIDENT

NIr. and Mrs. Hannen Jennings En-
teFtain at DinRer-Christmas sale
Planned in Aid of House of Good
Shepherd-COiumbian Women Hold
Entertainment-Otbe Events.