Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-19


given last night by the congregation of the
Ninth Street Christian Church. 9th ana II
streets northeast. in honor of the new pas
tor. Rev. George A. Miller, and his wife. OF
Covington. Ky, who preached the hrst ser
mon of his new pastorate the first SUNDAY
in January.
The congregation assembled in the man
auditorium The exercises consisted OF ad-
dresses of welcome by Rev. DIR. Butler, pas
tor of the Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church: Rev. c. c. Jones, pastor OF the MI.
Rainier (Md) Church; Rev. f. d. Power
OF the Vermont Avenue thristah
Church; Rev ]. S. Stewart, pastor OF the
Fifteenth Street Christian Church; Messrs'
b. +. Utz, who served as pastor 1or 'he
past three months, and Mr. Hoye OF Beaver
Creek, Md j. A. Scott was chairman OIL
the reception committee. Rev. ana Mrs'
Miller made responsive addresses.
Following the addresses those Prese''
formed into line and each in turn was pre-
scented to the pastor and his WIe: IheS
then marched down stairs INTO the ouluaS
school ROOM where refreshments We're
served. The Rebew Orchestra, under the
direction of Prof. Henry w. Weber, reh-
dered appropriate selections.
Missionary rallies will be held tomorrow
under the auspices of the Sunday Schooi
Institute of the diocese of washington al
the following churches: christ thurch
Georgetown. 10 am, speaker, Kew. I. Napei
Brown: Church of the Epiphany, pm
speaker, Rev. X. X. Massie. ID. D., virginia
Theological Seminary; st. Mark s, PM
speaker, Rev c. Cabel Brown, dean OF the
Brazilian Divinity School.
The January meeting Of the institute VIII
be held at 80 O'Clock next Tuesday even
ing at the Church of the Epiphany. KEY.
c. Ernest Smith, d. d., rector or ST.
Thomas Church, will give thirty-mint,e
talk on Joshua, the Leader, being practi-
cal lessons for life and conduct especially
applied to children. Mrs. c. b. Coleman
will lecture on The Science and Art of
Teaching" +. S. Hutchinson is secretary
of the executive committee of the Sunday
School Institute.
An interesting contest is being waged by
the divided forces of Waugh brotherhood
an organization of men associated Win
Waugh Church, Sd and y streets northeast
to secure new members. the finale to
which will be a banquet furnished by the
defeated side.
Waugh Brotherhood is one of the active
church bodies of Capitol Hill 1t was or
gained in May 1907, with but fifteen char
ter members, and there is now a roll of
nearly 100 names The society has FOR It's
object the religious, educational and social
advancement of it's members and the com
munity; it is non-SeCtarian, and invites to
its ranks all men of good standing, whether
members of church or not. There are
monthly lectures held the best talent along
scientific and educational lines being
secured
At recent meeting of the brotherhood
the following officers We're elected: c. c.
Carroll. president; Robert II. Parker, first
vice president; |. II. Entwisle, second vice
president; II. W. Kitzmiller secretary; Ed
ward H. Stotlcr. assistant secretary: Her
bert g, Graves. treasurer, and Stuart
Walker. assistant treasurer. Rev. George
L. Maydwell, ID. D.. who is closing up his
eighth year as pastor of Waugh Church, is
an ex-officio officer, and is lending valuable
aid to the work.
Mrs. Mary Carr Curtis for many years a
missionary to Malaysia arrived i'll the city
yesterday morning and will spend the next
month working in the interest of the young
peoples work of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society. Her experience as
missionary in the field. her way of present
ing the needs of heather lands and her in
teresting Malay curiosities will be a power
for good.
She will speal: at Metropolitan Ham
line, Union, Ryland, Wesley. Waugh, Dunn
barton, AnaCustia and Falls Methods st
Episcopal churches.
\ young peoples quarterly will be held
Friday evening. February l, at Foundry.
at which she will make address. Miss
Emily Harvey of Raipur, India will also
he present. Mrs Curtis will go from this
ference anniversary in Kansas in March,
and then for district thankoffering meet
ings in Nebraska in April.
Rev. DIR. Edward Everett Hale will speak
for the National New Thought Center at
Rauschcrs tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Owing to the illness of the pastor the
special evangelist.c services that were to
have ben held at Mount Tabor Methodist
Protestant Church. 3Jth street and Wis
ConSin avenue northwest. were postponed
and un ess prevented again these services
will begin Sunday. January -, TO continue
for two weeks. Rev. Richard l.. Shplcy'
pastor of North Carolina Avenue NJ. p.
Church. will assist the 1asto.. Each even
ing from $50 TO I:4J ti,ora- Will be 4 S0r.G
service
Rev. DIR. Wallace Radcliffe will begin to-
morrow his winter course of Sunday even
ing lectures in New York Avenue Church
The general theme Will be Lessons in
Diplomacy " tn successive subjects a.
follows: January 20. An Up-to-date States
Box" February 3, "A Strenuous Partisan,
February IL. "The Young Man in Politics.
February Il, The Cabinet Marplot;" Fe0-
ruary -. The Defeated Diplomat" March
3. The Statesman Evangelist" March 10,
The Growth of Capital March il, The
Appeal of d Patriot
Rev. 4. p. Doyle. rector of the Apostolic
Mission House, will deliver a sermon Sun
day afternoon at st. Cypyian'.i Roman
Catholic. Gnu ch. The Holy Name Society
of the church will hold I. revival, ard a
congregation is expected. This devotion x
designed as an echo service If the recent
mission held at St. Cyprian which is de-
Clared to be one of the mos; active CulOred
Catholic parishes in the United States.
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