Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-06-30


Baptist Church has been away for the
past two weeks to visit his old Kentucky
home in the blue grass region. He Will
be at home tomorrow.
Rev. DIR. A. A. Hobson formerly OF Hy-
attsville Baptist Church. is going to Beth
Eden Baptist Church. Allegheny. pa-'rohe
of the most important charges In that city
Rev. e. B. Pollard, formerly of Columbia
College. this city. late OF Georgetown KY,
has been called to a professorship at Gro
zier Theological Seminary. Pennsylvania
Preparations have been made for
the dedication of st. Anthony's Roman
Catholic Church at North Chesape
Beach Nd. tomorrow morning, when Dr.
Stafford, pastor of ST. Patrck's Catholic
Church. this city. viii officiate, assisted by
Rev Thomas f. McGugan and number
of other clergymen. The committee IN
charge of the event has arranged for
special train. which will leave Chesapeake
Junction at s:25 Sunday morning. The
dedieatory service Is announced to take
place Immediately after the arrival of this
train. special musical program has been
arranged.
Mr. o. F. Gardner of the Theological
Seminary of Auburn, N Y, will officiate
at the services tomorrow morning at the
Church OF the Covenant. Presbyterian, on
Dr. Teunis s. Hamlin, who is in Europe.
Rev George Whiteside of Baltimore oc-
cupied the pulpit of the Hyattsvflle Baptist
Church last Sunday morning and evening.
There is said to be an intention on the part
of this church of extending a call TO Rev
Mr.. Whiteside to become its pastor.
The members of the Calvary Baptist
Church, the Sunday school, the missions
and all the officials, their families and
80. NI,1T, vol ryypy 1.,yx-rn a
river to Marshall Hall last Wednesday.
1t was fine day, a big crowd and every
body happy.
varied program marked the Childrens
day exercises al Gorsuch NJ. E. Church last
Sunday evening. 1t was arranged and car
ried through by Mrs. w. L. Lynn and Mr..
Charles w. Fitton. jr., and 1t was due TO
their painstaking care in training the par
Elephants in the exercises that it proved
success. The occasion was also interesting
on account of the presence of the presiding
elder of the shington district, Rev. DR..
II. R Naylor, who, after the opening cho-
rus by the Sunday school scholars per-
formed the services incident to the christen-
ing of William Gardner Lynn, the son of
Rev. and Mrs. w. L. Lynn, the pastor of
the church.
The opening address of the service was
delivered by Master Guy ,Cogswell. followed
by Childrens day greeting by Martha
Cover. Mary Elf and Irene Raum. Miss
Bernice Goodrich recited a pleasing COM
position. Wilson Harris, Earle Sherwood
and Lester Elf followed with recitations
A duet by Annie Kienle and Mary RANDY
followed Five boys. Lloyd Raum, Roy
Fowkes, Henry Kienle, Walter Elf and
Roy De Monticello then gave flag reci-
tation followed by one by Lizzie Blanch-
ard Ray Sherwood Mary Randy. Willie
Patched Elizabeth Pullman and Leonard
Crymes recited "The Workers." After
song by the school, Miss Hattie Goodrich
recited, followed by the rendering of '@The
Storm beaten Blossom by Florence Hay
den. Ruth FItton, Fife Sherwood. Bessie
Coghill and Ruth Willett. A Children's day
recitation was then given by Miss Lily
Winter.
The most interesting portion Of the pro-
gram was at This point rendered by six
large girls of the Sunday school, Annie
Nellie Dodd, Annie Kienle and Flossie
Hawk in one section. and twelve smaller
girls In four sections. OF the latter Ada
Hawk Elsie Fitton and Ella Mastin were
dressed in red, Sarah Cover, Lorena Win
ter and Nellie Harris In white, Mary Elin.
Bessie Sherwood and Ethel Coghill in pink
and Marion Sherwood, Elsie Fowkes and
Elsie Sherwood were garlanded with daisies
As the sections entered the platform each
girl deposited In the center thereof bou-
quet of different kinds of flowers, the whole
making large bouquet, The worlds Bou-
ouet" Miss Elizabeth Pullman rendered IN
a sweet soprano voice Where Fadeless
Roses Bloom" on the chorus of which she
was Joined by the assembled girls. Miss
Viola Goodrich recited the Unseen Flow
err and the exercises were brought TO q
close with chorus by the Sunday school.
The holy sacrifice of the mass will be
celebrated tomorrow for the first time at
St Elizabeth's Catholic Church. Colonial
Beach Va. The mass will be said by Rev
D. F. Coleman, who will minister to the
spiritual needs of the Catholic population
during the summer season.
The corner stone of this building was laid
June TO- and the work has thus far pro
gresse6 favorably, so that everything Will
be In readiness for services tomorrow.