Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-11-03

Evangelist John NJ. Baker OF Baltimore
will oren a revival service at Ryland M. E.
Church tomorrow, to continue through the
next two weeks. During the week services
will be held each evening. except SATURDAY
1T $50 O'clock. Tomorrow afternoon at Is
o'clock Mrs Baker will hold special meet
ing for children. At this service Neisie
Baker. their little daughter. will sing. MI
Baker is said to be one of the most sue
cessful men now engaged In evangellsuc
work His discourses are said to be short
practical talks.
The Protestant Episcopal archdeaconry
If Washington will hold a missionary mass
Meeting next Wednesday at pm, to close
It's regular fail session. Three topics OF
general interest will be discussed Rev. e.
9 Bratenahl of ST. Adams will speak on
THE Duty of the Church to Our 1mmi-
grants" Rev. DR.. McKim Of Epiphany. on
The Mems Missionary Thank-o1Ieflhg'
Jamestown, 16UI19p1.' and Rev. W. T.
Shears ON Missionary Work in Labrador
and Newfoundland" Men are being espe-
,ially invited to attend. we'll as the pub
lie generally. Other meetings OF the SEES
sion will be the celebration OF the hoiy
communion al IL a. m. and a business meet
ing at pm. all at St Marks church 90
md A streets southeast.
1890 Pennsylvania avenue northwest. have
seen well attended during the past week
They have been held each evening at
o'clock Holy communion will be celebrat-
ID publicly in the mission hall tomorrow
1t pm.
The John Lee Stanley Allison Mission
Band of Gunton-Temple Memorial Presby-
.erian Church held its first meeting OF the
season last Sunday afternoon. The officers
IRE: Matte Lee Allison. president; Morrel
rioodpasture. first vice president; Margaret
Smith. second vice president; VIII Wepp,
treasurer: Martin Berger, secretary.
The band is named in memory of the son
If the pastor.
The twenty-ninth annual meeting of the
Columbia Association of Baptist Churches
will be held at the First Baptist Church,
18th and O streets northwest, the 18th,
10Th. DIST and 22d of this month, commence
ng Monday night. the 18TH, at 40 O'CLOCK
Rev DR.. John Compton Ball of the Met
ropolitan Baptist Church northeast Will
preach the annual sermon.
G. A. Stevens is delivering a course of
free lectures on the Bible Sunday evenings
1T 100 o'clock at the Waggaman house,
33d and o streets, Georgetown The first
lecture in the series was delivered last Sun
lay. Tomorrow evening Mr.. Stevens sub
iect VIII be The Millennium"
At a business meeting of the Sunday
school of Kimmell Memorial Hall. on Park
road northwest, the following officers We're
elected for term of one year: Super1n-
tendent Mr. H. l.. Schell; assistant super
intendent. Mr.. Frank S dell; second ass St
ant superintendent, Mr. James DeSges;
treasurer Mr. Simon Mckimmie: secretary,
Mr. +. NJ. Gathright; pianist, Miss Annie
Bowling; chorister. Mr.. Charles Foster;
auditor, Mr.. w II. Schell; librarian. Miss
Eva Allen; assistant librarian. Mr. John
Daniels; superintendent primary depart
ment Mrs Watrous; assistant superntend-
ent primary department, Mrs. Wilson.
Arrangements have been made for the
opening service of the Womans Auxiliary
If the Washington diocese, Protestant
Episcopal Church, to be held in st. Johns
Church Tuesday November g. at 1890
am. when the bishop will deliver an adj
dress After the service a meeting will
follow in the parish hall. when Archdea-
ION Hughson Of Asheville and Miss Julia
Emery will speak.
The Mems Club of First NJ. P.
Church was organized Tuesday evening last
ly an enthusiastic mems meeting, held in
The church lecture ROOM The club has
membership consisting of business men,
students, athletes. musicians, comedians,
singers, etc
The object of the organization is to aid
he church work by drawing the men closer
md athletic entertainment for its MEM
5ers. All men and boys sixteen years
pr over of moral character are eligible to
membership Those desiring to become
members are being requested to send their
names TO Rev. b. Z. Trutt parsonage of
First NJ. p Church. Attn street southeast.
The following officers Were elected for
one year: j. Harry Dove, president: Geo.
". Phillips. vice president: II. Hoburg Lee,
secretary; Harold Watts, treasurer. Ex-
rcutive committee: Rev Il. p. Truitt, w.
+. Watts y. Leslie Connover.