Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-02-22

TO HOLD INSTITUTE
LUTHERAN SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONFERENCE HERE.

q, Arrangements have been made for hold
ing a Sunday school institute next Thurs.
day in the Luther Place Memorial Church
This is held under the auspices of the
eastern conference of the Maryland
Lutheran Synod. 1t is designed to make
! the institute an annual affair, this being
the second.
The program calls for three sessions,
morning, afternoon and evening. Rev.
j. Luther Frantz of ST. Marks Church
will preside at the morning session. COM
mencing at 1915 o'clock, and devotional
services will be conducted by Rev. DR..
Weidley of the Church of the Reforma-
ton. Next on the program are the follow
ing: Discussions THE Ideal: The Church
in the Sunday School. the Sunday School
in the Church. John G. Schilpp. First
Church, Baltimore; THE Adult Glass
Movement. Rev. w. w. MILAN. president
Sunday School Association District of
Columbia: How to Increase and Hold
the Sunday School," Mr.. S. W. Hartman
superintendent Second Lutheran school.
Baltimore. Luncheon will be served at
1870 by the ladies of the Memorial
Church.
The afternoon session. commencing at
30 O'Clock. Will be presided over by Mr..
Harry Tennyson Domer of this city, and
Rev. Luther F. Miller of Baltimore will
offer prayer. Mrs. H. L. Monroe of this
city will speak on The Lesson How to
Teach It. Rev. Charles Roads, secre-
tary Maryland Sunday School Union, will
talk on Teacher Training. At 2:31
various topics will be briefly discussed.
as follows: Real Aim of the Sunday
partment.' Mrs. A. L. Hipsley; Day
School Methods in the Sunday School,
Rev. L. S. G. Rupp: ''Baraca Class Move
ment." Mr.. Leonard SchultZe; missions
,l,,G
of Baltimore: Prizes in the. Sunday
School, Mr.. c. r. Unger. and Substitute
Teachers Mr. w. H. Finkel. At 4
o'clock Mrs. Wilbur f. Crafts. who has
recently returned from a trip to the far
east, will tell about Sunday school work
in the orient The session will be ad-
| jourEed at ) o'clock and supper will be
served at $50. followed by a round
, table conference" with Rev. p. \. He'll
| mar of Baltimore presiding. The topics
tive committee meeting. teachers meet
ing. the Bib VS.. the Quarterly, the un
reached MOSS.
| For the evening session at 1870 O'Clock
| Rev. DR.. G. w. Miller of Baltimore will
| preside and Rev. c. II. Butler Of this city
will conduct the devotional services Rev
DR. hCarles Roads will speak on THE
Sunday School Training Its Scholars
| Rev DIR. c. S. Albert editor of the Luth-
eran Sunday school publications, Phi.a.
school convention in Rome last May anC
Rev. Dr. w. II. Dunbar of Baltimore will
! give the Final Word
| The committee of arrangements con-
sists of Rev. DR.. j. G. Butler. pastor OF
| the Memorial Church, chairman: Rev. p
| A. Heilman, Mr.. H. c. Hines and Rev. c.
H. Butler, secretary.
| There are thirty-three Sunday schools
in the eastern conference of the Mary
| land synod located in Washington and
RSlfinOrp and nparhV towns These fhir
| ty-three schools have $50 officers anC
teachers and 1924 scholars. Last year
the schools gave for home support and
| local expenses, $40. 1864 and for benevo-
lent and missionary enterprises $6926. O3
The Sunday schools in Washington. the
members of which attend the institute
| are those in the following churches: ST
Paul's. Rev. J. T. Huddle, pastor: Me-
mortal. Rev. J. G. Butler. D. D.; Ee. or
nation, Rev. John Weidley. D. D.; ST
Marks. Rev. j. Luther Frantz; kelle,
Memorial. Rev. c. P. Wiles. pastor-elect
Zion, Rev. c. F. Bergner: Redeemer
Rev. D. E. Wiseman; st. Johns. Rev
George Brodthage; Georgetown. Rev. l.
| H. Waring.