Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-22
FIN local Churches

Next Sunday has been set aside by the
International Sunday School Association
temperance Sunday.
Dr. William H. Wilder. president of
the. National Training School for Mission
aries and Deaconesses here, will speak at
a thank offering service of the Woman's
Home Missionary Society of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church in Baltimore next
Friday.
Rev. George A. DOugherty of the Cath
Ollie University will be the celebrant of
high mass at Corpus Christi Catholic
Church in Baltimore tomorrow when
Cardinal Gibbons will invest the rector.
Rev. William f. Starr, with the title of
mSnsignor.
Cardinal Gibbons will visit ST. Teresa's
Catholic Church next Sunday and confirm
large class. A two weeks mission in
the church will close today.
Rev. A. p Doyle. rector OF the Apos-
tolc Mission House. and Rev. Herbert
Vaughan, the representative of the Eng
lis1I Catholics at the mission house, have
returned from Chicago. where they at
tended the Catholic Missionary Congress.
DR.. Doyle read a paper before the con-
Sress on missionary Methods. DR..
Vaughan also spoke on Missionary Work
in England
visited the, semlnaries at Milwaukee. and
ST Paul.
prof. Thnnas w sidwe1l. principal of
the Friends School. will address the
Young Peoples Religious Union of All
Souls Church. this evening at 7:30 O'Clock
the life or George Fox, the founder
Of the Quaker denomination.
NArse number o. the members of the
congregation of the Mt. Tabor Baptist
Church at Tenleytown visited the home
Of Pastor g. w. Mccullough Thursday
evening. each visitor bringing a package
or basket of eatabies such as groceries,
canned goods. meats, fowls, jelles. fruits.
and preserves.
AS result of the revival services at
the First Baptist Church. colored. nth
street and Dunharton avenue. it is de-
clarcd more than score have professed
conversion. The attendance upon these
services was so great that IL was found
necessary to use the main auditorium to
accommodate the crowds that each eve
ming desired 10 hear Rev Mr.. Terry of
West Virginia. who has been assisting
the pastor. Rev. +. f. Kicks. The series
of meetings closed Friday night with a
song service led by Walter Thomas.
y union week of prayer will be OBJ
served this week at Mt. Vernon Pace
NJ. T.. Church South. corner 9th and X
streets. under the auspices of the Wom-
ans Foreign ana W oman ltOlnc MIS-
sion societies of that church. Meetings
will be held Monday, Wednesday and
Friday afternoons at > o'clock, and an
all-day meeting will be held Tuesday, be
ginning at 10 q M Mrs. r. j. Steele
and Mrs. John Newton Culbertson will
make addresses Tuesday.
The second quarterly conference of
Lane &. NJ. F.. Church. 18th and G streets
northeast was held Friday evening. with
Rev. J. r. Long. presiding elder Of the
Washington district OF the c. NJ. E.
Church, as chairman. The business
consisted chiefly in the reading of the
financial reports OF the trustees. stew
ards stewardesses. Sunday school So
perintendent, class leaders and the pas
tor. Rev. c. \. Lcftwitch. The presiding
elder having completed the work OF the
Washington district. has gone to Phila-
,iclphia, where he takes up his work
there next week.
Special revival services have been held
in Hamline Church during the past two
weeks. conducted by the pastor, Rev.