Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-02

At Faith Chapel special evangelistic meet
ings have been arranged tto~be held from
March to o. inclusive. at pm. Tomor-
row Rev. j. 8. Gale of Korea will speak;
Monday. Rev. ]. w. ~wightman. DID,;
Tuesday. Rev. Charles Alvin Smith; We'd
nesday. Rev. d. w. Skellenger.
Friday night Rev. John W. Hoyt, jr, will
conduct the preparatory service. All serv-
ices will be free to the public.
The Bible Glass Club of Faith Chapel
held one of its most successful meetings
this week at the home of Miss Lena Hafle.
A good sum was appropriated to the church
fund and a social evening was enjoyed
Miss Beulah Jones is president; Miss Eva
Little. vice president, and Miss Adeline
Woodbridge Is secretary-treasurer OF the
club.
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The Gospel Mission of Tenleytown has
leased of the trustees Good 'remplars' Han
aud will next Sunday begin mission work
there. Services will be held Sunday, .
pm, and Tuesday, 7:30 pm.
The following officers have been elected:
Superin tendent Jared Hayden: organist,
Mrs. Strasser cornetist Mr.. Strasser; mu-
steal director. w. Jones; treasurer, Mrs.
Reed.
Mission workers from the city will as
sist In the meetings.
Tue NleH blDle IIuD OIL beJndny Snapel
celebrated its first anniversary this week
by a surprise party to the pastors wife,
Mrs. John w. Hoyt. tr. One year ago the
young men were called together to organize
and after successful weekly meetings for
one year find their numbers increased five
fold. Mr.. George Jacobs is president. Mr..
Frank Gardner vice president: Mr. S. Ia
nelli, secretary; Mr.. Hugo Walters, treas.
urer. of the organization.
There is to be unique service tomorrow
night at the Fifth Baptist Church. street
near 9TH street southwest Rev. DR.. Weston
Bruner, pastor. Mr. Mercer of the Nc
Cauley mission, New York, is to address
mass meeting for men in the main audi
torium on Modern Miracles Miss Grace
Beelmon will render cornet solos.
= In the Sunday school room at the same
hour. there will be held a mass meeting for
women to be addressed by DIR. Bruner on
the subject, "Delilah, the Dangers of
Matrimony." the third sermon in the Sun
day night series on Danger Signals and
Great Disasters 60 '''----
Avenue Christian Church was given by the
Ladies' Aid and Christian Endeavor So
cieties February p, 2S and March ], from
to 10 pm. An entertainment was given
last evening consisting of recitations by
Miss Helen Wesson and Eva Everett, sew
eral numbers by the Petworth Mandolin
Club tMessrs. John A. Bonnell, Roy R.
Ross, Elmer w. Quinter and w. H. Deg
ges), songs by Miss Mary Parsons and
Mr.. Foster and whistling duet by Leroy
Foster and Frank Smith.
Zion Lutheran congregation will tomor-
row for the first time occupy the Sunday
school rooms of its new church, corner 9Th
and p streets northwest. Worship will be
held for the present in the Sunday school
rooms, until the church auditorium will be
completed and the dedication will take
place, which will be about Easter Sunday.
Tomorrow the program will be as follows:
Sunday school. Mr.. Harry Beauverd, super
intendent, at 9:3O am; English services at
IL am. and 1870 2. m, preaching by the pas
tor, Rev. c. F. Bergner. ~ ---~ ..-
The evening services will be lenten
praise service. special mdweek lenten
service will be held next Thursday night
with preaching by Rev. DR.. P. A. Heilman
of Baltimore, Md.
Mrs. Washington Topham will lead the
prayer meeting to be held under the aus
pices of the Interdenomina tional Union
Monday morning at 1890 o'clock in the par
Tors of the First Congregational Church
The subject to be considered is city Evan
gelization,'' and there will be short ad-
dresses from the following named workers:
Miss Florence NJ. Brown, secretary Of the
Young Women's Christian Association :;
Mrs. Laura Olney of the Central Union
Mission; Mrs. I. T. Moore. in charge Of
evangelistic work at the navy yard, under
the W. C. T. u, and Miss Worthington,
deacOness at Rosedale mission.