Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-04-28

mandie He Is one of Scotland's dis
tinguished scholars and ministers, being
professor of systematic theology and apollo
getics In the University of Edinburgh. He
is in this country as representative Of
the University at the Franklin celebration
In Philadelphia, where the University of
Pennsylvania conferred upon him the honor
of LID. He Is also commissioner from
the Church of Scotland to the recent cele-
bration of the two hundredth anniversary
of the presbytery and to the Presbyterian
General Assembly, which meets in Iowa in
May next. He will preach in the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning.
Rev. Herbert S. Johnson of the Warren
Avenue aptist Church of Boston will speak
in the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church tomorrow evening in behalf of the
Congo reform movement. DR.. Johnson is
member of the Congo Reform Association
and for several months has been holding
mass meetings in the principal cities of the
United States in the interest of the Congo
Free State
The meeting at the Mount Pleasant Church
tomorrow evening will be open to the public
1t is especially desired by the church that
persons in Washington official life members
of the United States Senate and House of
Representatives shall avail themselves of
this opportunity to learn 1.-THE truth about
the Congo Free State"
Mr.. Fred B. Smith, general eyangeIstic
secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A, will speak to
men only Sunday night at O'Clock in the
main auditorium of the Fifth Baptist
Church, street near It'll street southwest
Mr.. Percy S. Foster will lead the singing
At the same hour in the Sunday school
auditorium DR.. Bruner will preach To wo-
men only on "Winsome Womanhood" Mr..
Smith is probably the most popular speaker
to men only among the many gifted men
or the Y. NJ. c. A, and is always welcomed
in Washington by great audience
As part of the recent celebration of the
twentieth anniversary of the founding of
the Church of the Covenant, PRESBYTERIAN.
on Connecticut avenue, and of the pastorate
of Rev. DR.. Teunis s. Hamlin the con-
gresation of the church gave Dr. Hamlin
and his wife an opportunity to spend five
months abroad this summer
Dr. and Mrs. Hamlin have left for the
trip, and during the pastors absence the
pulpit will be supplied as follows: April 49,
Prof. Allan Macy Dulles, d. D., of the
Theological Seminary at Auburn N Y:
during May, services at II am. and pm.
by President Francis l.. Patton, d. D.
Ii. D., of the Theological Seminary at
Princeton, N. j.; during June. services at
IL am. by Prof w. w. Moore D. D. LII.
D., of the Theological Seminary at Rich
mond, Va; during July. August and four
Lords days of September services at II
am. by Mr.. o. +. Gardner, a senior in the
Theological Seminary at Auburn. N Y.
September 80, service at IL am. by Prof
- - - H1'etie' ~ ~, VI howard UDlVer-
slty the session will have charge of the
mid-week services, s:45 Thursday evenings
Mems day was celebrated at Aliens
Chapel, A. NJ. e. Church. Garfield d. C. last
sunday AT the ii IN. service Rev F. w
Graham of Mississippi clerk in the second
auditors office of the Treasury Department
preached, taking his text Acts xxyi:S
At pm Rev. j. /. Carroll of Hillsdale Sta
tion c. M. e. Church preached. He took his
text from Cor. iii :21-22. Presiding Elder
Watson of the c. NJ. z. Church was also
present and assisted in the evening service
The pm. service consisted of songs. Bible
reading and addresses.