Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-08

Tho final meeting for this season of the
ImmanucI Christian brotherhood took place
I'm IumIuurI Baptist Church. 10th street
ana Columbia road. Tuesday evening After
an Invocation by the pastor, a program
was furnished consisting of violin solos,
Low Song tNcvinJ and Calm as the
Might tBohmJ, by Mr. J. Kelley Stanton;
cCutra!to solos. Il Hid My Love" Guy
d'1IarIelou and Necklace of Love"
,N,vin, 10y Miss LYDIA K. Hughes; piano
selection. "Valse Gentle CNevin). by Miss
Florence J. King. and a trio. lullaby from
"JoCpiyn' Goddard. 10y the Misses Hughes
and King and Mr.. Stanton.
The address of the evening was delivered
10y Commissioner West upon the subject of
National Political Conventions and Can
didatcs." The address furnished consider
able inside information and was replete
with very interesting anecdotes and very
amusing stories OF the leading public men
OF the last quarter of century. At the
conclusion of Mr.. Vests address he re-
Ccivcd a unanimous vote of thanks and was
also elected an honorary member of the
brotherhood. The church filled to its
capacity. and at the conclusion of the exer-
Cises refreshments were served by members
Of the brotherhood. This was the first
meeting to which the ladies of the church
were invited and it pronounced a
great success. The building was decorated
with flags and streamers and there was an
abundant display of palms and cut flowers.
The Emmanuel Christian Brotherhood is a
rev organization of the Taen, along the
plan of the usual mems clubs. but in ad
dition to the social features it embraces
some substantial work in behalf of the
church along both business and spiritual
lines. The pastor Rev George Ellsworth
WhltchouSe, has been very successful in
his work with men in his former pastorates.
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men. As part of this work he has charge
Of the mems class in the Bible school at
g.3o each Sunday morning.
The present officers of the club are Percy
s. Foster. president; T. PendletOn Dick
ins"n. vice president; Walter c. White,
secretary. ana J. II w. Marriott, treasurer.
Among those present We're H. l.. West,
Rev. 6. f. Whtehouse. Miss Hughes. Miss
King Mr.. stanton. the Misses Brown. Mrs.
RdWSel and Mss Rawsel. Mr.. and Mrs ].
f Critteudon. Mr. and Mrs F. Pendleton
Dickinson. Nlr. and Mrs. Henry Evans. Mr..
and Mrs. Percy s. Foster. Miss Ethel Fos-
NJ \ Given. Mr.. and Mrs. Ilsley. Mrs.
Emily Johnson, Mrs. Mccormick. Mr.. r. T
Maffett, Mr.. and Mrs. j II. w. Marriott.
MIR and Mrs T. w. Marshall. Mrs Mould
and Ms. SeibuId. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Werner Mrs. Waugh, Mrs. Yewell, Mr..
and Mrs. Risler, Mrs c. C. Estes. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. &. White Mr. and Mrs. Coll, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarke. Miss Graffans, Mr. Van
SAINT. Mr. and Mrs Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs
Coursey. Mr. and Mrs. Dallette Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ, y. Anderson. Mrs s F. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary. Mrs. Suffrins and Miss
Edith Suffrins.
The Feast of the Sacred Heart was SOL
EMMY observed in the various Catholic
churches yesterday. especially in the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart and in the
Dahlgren Memorial Chapel. each of which
is dedicated to the Sacred Heart and in
ST AlONSinS and PHfrickS churches
where exposition of the blessed sacra-
ment terminated with solemn benedction
of the blessed sacrament.
In all churches special devotionS We're
held after the early masses and during
the evening. and in the Convent of Perpet-
ual Alteration. where, at o'clocks. the
sermon was preached by Rev. John Scully,
s. j.. of st. Aloysius' Church.
Tomorrow will he communion Sunday
in st. Paul's Catholic Church for mem
the children: in st. Mary's Church for the
Young Ladies' Sodality: in ST. Teresa's
Church for the Holy Name Society.
Members of the Holy Name Society will
meet in st. Joseph's Church at O'Clock.
Rev. DIR. Weston Rruner pastor of Fifth
RaptiSt Church. f street near 9TH street
southwest. begins series of sermons
Footprints of the Grea-," tomorrow night.
The subjects are: ''The Ancient Mariner"
June g The Enthroned Dreamer" June
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given tomorrow evening al { o'cIock Tho
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The Takoma Park PRESBYTERIAN Church
has recently undergone a number Of inn,
portant improvements and now nresents
the appearance of n new house of worshin