Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-07

The Catholic churches of Washington are
making preparations for the resumption OF
the regular fall schedule of services, when
permits of the solemnization of a high mass
for the late service in the morning, to-
gether with the usual sermon.
Announcement has been made that the
fall program of services will be inauGu-
rated at the Church of the Immaculate
Conception Sunday, September 10 1t Is
expected that the day will be an suspicious
one, particularly in musical sense, as the
handsome new organ for the church Will De
placed In operation for the first time II
has already been completed.
Rev. Ambrose Beavans, assistant pastor
Of the Church of tie Immaculate Concep-
tion. and Prof. Harry Wheaton Howard,
the organist Of the church, are expected
home from Europe, where they have been
touring for some weeks last Their steamer
is due to arrive in New York Monday. 1t
is expected that Father Beavans will preach
the sermon at the ate mass SUNDAY; Sep
tomhcr L. and that Prof. Howard Will pr
s'de at the new organ for the first time
At Marvin NJ. f. Church, South. tomor-
row evening at 5 o'clock there viii be
a Special song service, inteTsperseu
with solos and a duet by local talent. The
music committee consists of Mr. Thomas
Jarvis. Mr. Mccarthy and Mr.. Elmer Cole.
Frederick y. Whaley has been appointed
director of the choir for the fan season
and will reorganiZe the choir, WITH MT.
Edwin Jewell as organist.
Miss Popkins of Ryland Nj. r. Church
presided at the organ at the morning and
evening services last Sunday, Mrs. MIN
ME VI. Wood sang soprano SOLO Two
weeks ago at the evening service ana
will sing again Sunday evening, the
18th instant
N
and 4 streets northeast, tomorrow marks
the beginning of the fifth year of the pres
ent pastorate. The day will be httmSly
observed and large audiences are antlc1-
pated The choir, under Chorister Gilbert
A Clark. will render special music. and
ct IL o'clock the anniversary sermon VIII
be preached by the pastor, Rev. John
Compton Ball.
on Degrees of Honor In the Church of
Christ" will be preached The series is as
follows: September s. O'Clock pm, me
Degree OF Is. A. or the Mark of Difference
Between the Saved and the Lost; Sep
TENDER 49, IL o'clock am, The Degree or
LID, or the Great Essential of the
Christian; September 23, IL O'Clock am.
The Degree of Ma: or the Honor for
Which All True Christians Strive; Septem-
her 30. IL O'Clock am, The Degree or
DID. or Ranking Among the Highest.
Rev. George A. Miller pastor of Ninth
Street Christian Church. will speak tomor-
row afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock at the fourth
of the series of opeTi-aiT meetings held I'M
derSthe auspices of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association in Franklin Park. Miss
Grace Reelman will render cornet solos IN
the musical prelude.
In the absence of the pastor, Rev. Mr..
Marshall of North Capitol NJ. f. Church,
Miss Jennie Smith, railroad evangelist, will
conduct the services al that church tomor-
row, morning and evening
Rev. DR.. John Lee Allison, pastor of Gun
ton Temple Memorial Presbyterian Church,
has returned from vacation spent in the
mountains OF Virginia. and will occupy his
pulpit tomorrow morning