Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-05


Ky After his graduation he became pas
tor of a Baptist church in Lawrenceburg.
Ind and later was located at New AL
bany Ind From there he came to WASH
ington During his pastorate a new
church edifice has been built and the
membership largely increased. The new
edifice was completed fourteen years ago
and during the pastors vacation last
summer it was redecorated and rear
ranged as a surprise for him.
DR. Sven is now serving his third term
as moderator of the Columbia Association
of Baptist Churches. and has been one OF
the prominent Baptist clergymen in the
city for many years, taking a leadlns
part in many movements of reform. He
has Just returned from a months va
cation spent in the west and at the sea-
shore, and tomorrow's services VIII De the
first conducted by him since his return.
STORIES From My Vacation. he an
nounces will be the subject of the Sun
day evening sermons during the month
OF September
To consider the final details of the ar
rangements for the Gypsy Smith evan
gelistic campaign, which is. to be con-
Quoted here from October IL to NoVem-
Der 2, the committee of MANAGEMENT Will
meet at the Y. NJ. c. A. building next
Friday evening at o'clock. Plans VIII
be made for preliminary meetings 10
arouse interest in the services TO De CON-
Quoted by Gypsy Smith.
This committee which has charge OF
the campaign arrangements. is headed py
Mr.. G. w. F. Swartzell, chairman; ReV.
DIR. j. ]. Muir, vice chairman: ana MI.
bers of the committee are Rev w. e
Alexander Rev. ]. l.. Allison. Bert I
Amos, Rev ]. II. Blake. Rev. u. Z: F.
Bratenahl. Rev, Weston Bruner' Key
Collins c. I. Corby. D. A. Davis. Al
miral NJ. T. Endicctt Rev. Albert Evans,
w. w. Everett. Rev: NJ r. Fishburn'
Gates. Rev, J. NJ Gill. Rev. S. H. Greene,
Rev. Charles E. Guthrie. Rev. w. l.
Houck, Rev. F. w. Johnson, H. G. John
son. Rev. ]. T. Kelly. j. b. Larner. Grant
land. Rev. D. c. Macleod. Rev. George
A Miller, Rev. Robert NJ. Moore Rev. ].
]. Muir. Rev. j. II. helms, Judge S. j.
Peelle. Rev. F. d! Power. Rev. Wallace
Rev. r. l.. shipley. w. H. Singleton. John
c. Smith, W. H. H. SMITH A. W Star
rett. Rev. c. p. stealey. Rev: j.. W. r;
Sumwalt, G. w. F. Swartzell,. Edward
W. Tarring Rev. ]. H. Taylor, Rev. w.
P. Thirkield, III. A. Thrift Washington
Topham, Rev. John Weidey. Rev. George
f. Whitehouse, Andrew. Wilson Rev.
Charles Wood. Rev. S. III. Woodrow, S.
w. Woodward. Rev. 4. X. Wright
The weekly meetings of Baptist min
listers, which have been SUSPENDED during
week after next. the first one to be held
Monday morning, September IA.
Rev F. ". Johnson. pastor of Grace
Baptist Church at 9th street and South
Carolina avenue southeast has returned
from Asbury Park. where. with his fam
lily he spent several weeks. He will
preach in Grace Church tomorrow.
Mrs. H. E. Monroe has announced that
her Bible class for Christian workers
will resume it's sessions in the auditorium
of the Luthern Church of the Reforma-
ton, I'd and b streets southeast, tomorrow
morning. The book of Genesis will be
considered at the first session. AT each
meeting of the class an entire book of the
Bible is considered. both students and
teacher taking part in the discussion
During the year the Bible as a whole will
be studied, with special reference to its
permanent message to mankind
Rabbi A B. Rhine OF Hot Springs, Ark
who is well known writer was in
this city yesterday.
Rev and Mrs c. H. Butler have re-
turned to the city after months outing
at Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Rev. Weston Bruner pastor of the
Fifth Baptist Church, has returned from
his vacation, part of which was spent at
jects of his sermons during this month
will be follows:
II a.m.-September G. 1.-The Vision and
the Dream September Il. The Silver
Lining: September 20. My Narrow Es-
cape; September %. An Open Secret"
p.m.-September q, Melodies and
Dirges'; September Ii. The Great White
Throne; September 20. The Blind Mans
Vision; September -, God Amid the
Shadows"
Rev. Charles l.. Neibel, pastor of the
Eastern Presbyterian Church, returned to
the city Wednesday after vacation Of
five weeks. and he will be in his pulpit
tomorrow.
Bishop Denis j. OConnell rector of the
Catholic University, who went to Europe
with Cardinal Gibbons, will. it is an
nounced, sail from Naples for America
September IL. He will come directly to
Washington to complete the prepara-
tons for the opening OF the scholastic
year October G. On the same steamer
with Bishop OConnell will be Mgr. Bon
adventure Cheretti. auditor of the papal ie-
CATION, who has spent his vacation at his
home in Italy.
Mgr. Thomas S. Lee. rector of St.
MATHEWS Catholic Church. who was one
of Cardinal Gibbons party In the recent
trip to Rome, will return to Washington