Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-02

ing OF the Home ana bdptlSt Toicieh HA.S
sion Boards and Publication Society, held
at Dayton Ohio The contributions LOT
benevolent purposes during the year past
amounted to about sI.7Oo,0oo Many inter-
esting reports were made by missionaries
situated In foreign countries, ana among
the most interesting speakers was tue CON
verted Russian baron, in the relation Oh ms
Christian experience and subsequent Id
bors among his people in Russia
General Shallenberger was elected pres
dent of the Home Mission Society. ana MT
Woodward first vice president of the FOR
eign Mission Board.
At the recent annual open meeting vi
the Mems Club of Trinity M h IhuieH
the program consisted of recitauons oE M.
Theo. NJ. Hardy. instrumental selections py
Messrs Holt and Gallaher. coon SONGS ana
Mr. William A. Morsell, whistl1ng SOLOS any
limitations OF bird calls by Milton NJ. LAIN
and solos by Master Raymond Wacke, i M
James W. Hicks and Mr.. Edw T. Soliaoiay'
with quartet selections by Messrs: bei he'es'
Stunts Warning and Harold stunts.
St. Marks Lutheran Church, fronting ,hoe on
fine mark at Sth and streets southwest.
Rev Luther FrantZ, pastor, is efJoSihe
unusual prosperity. Since January 'weh.S
two new members have been receiVe o aila
tomorrow a large class Is to be conhrneo
and others viii join by profession OF iai'h'
SaDDath
Friends meeting at 18th and Irving streets
held its annual picnic at Mount RAINIER
last Wednesday. After a MONDAY !uI ,e
base ball contest was played Foiiowln VIM:
this athletic exercise spoHlng pee
claimed attention, Mrs. Grest and Mr.. Han
choosing sides. Mr.. Votan was selected 10
act as pedagogue Mrs. Griests SIDE proved
to be the victors. Pitching quolts' SWING
ing humping ring throwing and card play
ing were some of the other amusements.
Among those present were Mr. and MRS.
Griest and sons Harold and Raymond
Mr. and Mrs Albert Votan and SON. Err,
est. Mr. and Mrs. II. V. fostering ana
daughter Margaret: Mr.. and Mrs L. "
clark and son. Edward, and daughter
Mary Mildred: Mr. and Mrs. o. T. Stanton,
Carl and Ruth Stanton. Margaret SnaW'
Mr. and Mrs Charles Hall, Mr.. and Mrs
Edgar Hiatt Louise and Merrill HAT NJ
and Mrs. Daniel Hiatt, Edith HIATT MI
and Mrs. Andrew Wilson. MI ana MIS-
James Underhill, Mrs Anna Morrison. MI
and Mrs. Andrews, DR.. and MRS. Durnai'
Margaretta Elizabeth and Octavla Durnail
Mr. and Mrs Henry Coffin, MISS Jennie
lowering Miss Lille Hathaway. Miss Ruth
Gibbons Mr. Golden Jones. Mrs. A. j. Al
yey and Mrs. Lacey.
Rev. A. w. Pltzer has become pastor
emeritus of the Central PRESBYTERIAN
Church Sd and 1 streets northwest, ana
returned to his old home at Salem va,
but no arrangement In the services or tne
Central Church will result from the change.
The committee selected to provide supplies
for the pulpit until pastor Is called have
arranged for preaching during the summer
by some Of the best known ministers IN the
Southern Presbyterian Church.
The supplies for the month of June will be
Rev c. Wilbur Shipley, Suffolk, Va; Rev
w. r. Laird Danville, Va; Rev. C. h MS.
bet Atlanta Ga. and Rev Byron Ozark OF
Mt Washington, Nd, suburb OF BATH
more.
Rev. DIR. ]. J. Muir OF the Temple Baptist
Church delivered the annual address before
the York County Baptist Association at
York, Pa. recently
The executive board of the Columbia AS
sociation of Baptist Churches held an I'M
portant business meeting last Monday even
ing Rev Dr. Samuel II. Greene or the
Calvary Baptist Church, reported the serl-
GUS illness of Mr.. f. B. Curtis long a mem
Der of the board
Rev William NJ. Nevins has resigned his
pastorate of the Grace Baptist Church and
has received and accepted a call to a prom
inent church in Texas
Rev william D. whitesde of Baltimore
supplied the First Baptist Church OF Hy-
attsville Md. last Sunday.
At present the Brookland, D. c., Baptist
Church is without pastor, but is being
supplied by Baptist ministers from the Dis
trict.
Or Mary Baer VIII speak In the Luther
Place Memorial Church, Thomas Circle, to-
morrow evening DR. Baer is one of three
lady physicians connected with the general
synod Lutheran mission In Guntur, India:
. She has been home on furlough for several
months making Baltimore her headquar-
ters where In the Johns Hopkins Uniyer-
sity she has taken special medical and
surgical cources. She returns shortly to IN
da. In the medical work In Guntur with
which DR.. Baer is connected are hospl-
tai and dispensasy and in addition TO the
three American women physicians there are
twenty-four assistants.
The last report shows that during the
year there were 754 hospital patients, IssS
dispensary patients siXty-seven home and
ESQ office patients, 1e4 visits to homes by
physicians. 7T2 visits of patients TO office
and 21,570 visits of patients TO the dispen-
sary.
DR. Baer also speaks tomorrow morning
at the Church Of the Reformation, on Capt.
tol Hin.
Rev Weston Bruner pastor of the Fifth
Street Baptist Church preached the bacca-
laureate sermon at the Washington College.
lexington, last Sunday at 3 pm, to a large
assembage consisting of the faculty. the
graduating class, the young ladies OF the
institution and number of friends, includ-
ing parents Of the young ladies'
Rev. DR.. Menefee. president OF the college,
read the Scripture lesson, and the invoca-
ton was offered by Rev. DIR. ]. ]. Muir.
The music WAS suitable to the occasion.
Every one received a glad welcome from
the president of the college and his wife.
A non-Cathollc mission" has been held
at st. AIMS Roman Catholic Church, Ten
leytown ID. c., during the week just closing
under the direction OF Rev. A. p. Doyle and
other clergy of the apostolic mission house
at Brookland.
Not only have the sermons delivered each
evening been designed particularly for those
without the Roman Catholic faith, but a
strict rule was observed that Catholics un-
less accompanied by Protestant friends, were
not TO be admitted to the church. The at
tendance at these special services for nom
Catholics very gratifying. II Is said. to
Father Mallon, the pastor and the mis-
sIonary fathers and 1t is further declared
that a number of converts were made. As
sisting Father Doyle were some of the most
eloquent and forceful orators of his house,
hold
The non-Catholic mission at st. AIMS
win close tomorrow night.