Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-29
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Plans are now being prepared for a
chuych building for the Chevy Chase
Pres hyterian congregation to be erected
on a lot which it has purchased near the
Chevy Chase circle.
The congregation was first organized
last winter and since that time its serv-
ices have been held in the library build
ing at the suburb. The members now pro-
pose to build home. The details have
not been settled as yet 1t is expected
that Sunday school room will be erected
first for use until the congregation out
grows it. Then the main part OF the
church will be built. Mr. George Rees
is the chairman of the building commit
tee.
DIR. W. P. Thirkield. president of How
ard University. recently attended a large
conference at the home of Mr.. w. n.
Hartshorn in Massachusetts,. at which the
relations of the International sunday
school Association to the educational m
stitutions for colored youth were conSio.
cred with a view to determining what
the association can do TO teacn tne SUI,
dents in the institutions how to organize
and conduct Sunday schools among the
people of their own race.
Tomorrow ; SeTNlCcS VI TIC y A'@ 1OP>'~~
church 37th street and Dumbarton avenue.
IN is announced will be held In the open air
at Eureka Park, Anacostia- This plan Oh
holding open-air meetings was tried re-
Gently and it's success has led TO the
adoption of the plan for tomorrow.
Rev. DR.. Baxter P. Fullerton, modera-
TOR of the general assembly of the Pres
byterian Church was VISITOR IN ~.
inrton last Sunday. In the evening. he
called upon Rev. DIR. Donald =. Mac
Ieod. pastor of the First Presbyterian
church on John Marshall place. He at
tended the evening service OF tnat coh-
gregation and gave short aooress.
DR.. Fullerton was en- route to New
York. where he went to attend the nrst
session Of the executive commission OF
the general assembly. body created oy
action of the last session of the as
sembly.
Bishop Earl Cranston, resident Metho-
dist Episcopal bishop, and Rev. Dr. j..
W. r. Sumwalt. superintend~ nj OF tne
special services tomorrow. dedicatlng
new Methodist church at Cedar Grove,
Montgomery county. Md.
The new church replaces an older struc-
ture. which has been outgroWn by tne
congregation. In its equipment the new
edifice has all the features of a modern
church Rev. ]. E. James is the pastor
Bishop Cranston will preach at the
afternoon meeting. and Rev. c. L. Pate,
pastor Of the Dumbarton Avenue NJ. E.
Church, will speak In the evening.
Rev. DR.. ]. W. r. sumwalt. district
superintendent of the Washington Meth
odist churches. will leave next Tuesday
for a vacation trip lasting two weeks. He
expects to go to Boston by boat.
Rev. Newton wanger. it is announced.
will occupy the pulpit of the Anacostia
Baptist Church until a permanent pastor
is called Rev ]. r. Edwards, the for
mer pastor, resigned recently.
Charles j. Mutually. 81. a lifelong
resident of Washington. sailed this morn
ing on the Campania for Spain. where he
University of Tortosa. Mr.. Mutually re-
ceived his education at Gonzaga College.
and since entering the Jesuit Order has
made his novitiate at st. Andrew s-on-the-
Hudson and at Fordham College.
The feast of ST. Augustine will be OBJ
served at the church of that name in
this city tomorrow i'm a special manner.
N o'clock. of which the celebrant will be
the Rev George Dougherty. assistant
treasurer OF the Catholic University OF
America. Rev. Fathers O'Connor and
Jaselli will act as the deacons of the
preach the sermon. The choir will render
a special program.
William b. Trott. the veteran organist
Of ST. Marks Episcopal Church. will round
out ten years of voluntary service In tina.
capacity tomorrow and he will retire
after. the last chord OF the occasional
for tomorrow evenings service is sounded.
Prior to coming to Washington he was
Nor twenty-five years organist Of St.
xPauls Church In Cincinnati In all the
$ten years he has been associated with
the choir of st. Marks here he asked
remuneration. He says he preferred
the money should be used to hire good
ssoloists.
/ Mr.. Trott contemplates visit to his old
&home in Cincinnati in the near future.
Rev. Roldin Harlan Of Dixon. Ill. who
is preaching at the Kendall Baptist
Church on 9th street southwest between
! F. and G streets. will address the congre-
! cation Sunday evening on THE Battle of