Evening star., 1909-03-07

tenor: Arthur Porter. bass Armand Gum
precht, as director, and Harvey Murray
orSaniSt.
! Lecture on the Bible.
| The human and divine elements in the
Bible and how these are employed by the
Holy Spirit in giving revelation to man.
kind will be treated Of in an address by
Rev. Paul Sperry of Brockton, Mass. at
the New Church, 10th and Corcoran streets
northwest this evening. His SUBJ
ject will be God and Man in the Bible"
! Rev. Mr.. Sperry. who now has charge Of
church in Brockton. Mass. is a former
Washington boy; graduate of the George
Washington University and the Theologi-
cal School at Cambridge, Mass.
Musical Service at All Souls.
All Souls Church. Rev. Ulysses c. B.
Pierce. minister, announces special
musical service for this evening at S
o'clock. The following program will be
rendered by the choir:
"Nespers.'' Millard: II Thirst" Merca-
dante. tenor solo; He Was Diespised,'
Handel, alto solo; with Verdure Clad"
Haydn. soprano 500: 20 Lord. Correct
Me-" Handel, bass solo; 'Infiammatus,"
Rossini.
The church is at the corner of 14th and
l. streets. and is reached directly by the
18th street cars. The public is invited.
Sermon in French.
Rev. DIR. Grimal. superior of the Marist
College. Brookland. will give a sermon
in French at the Convent Of Perpetual
Alteration, in V street, at 4:45 O'Clock
this afternoon. A discourse in French
will be preached every Sunday afternoon
during Lent in the convent chapel.
Bishop Woodcock's Sermon.
The sermon preached by Bishop Woodock
of Kentucky at the conservation o. AL
fred Harding. from the text. Render
therefore unto Caesar the things which
are Caesars, and unto God the things
that are Gods. has been published and
distributed by the chapter of Washing
ton Cathedral.
Rev. Father Smyth to Start Mission.
Neglect of Divine Calls and Warnings
will be the subject of sermon by Rev.
Father Smyth/ in st. Stephens Catholic
Church this morning. This sermon is
preparatory to stwo weeks mission to
be conducted in St Stephens Church The
mission will open March IA and will be
conducted by the Jesuit mission band
under the leadership Of Rev. Father Dono-
van.
The first week will be for women and
the second for men,
Confirmation Class at st. Stephens.
Bishop Harding is to hold a confirmation
in st. Stephens Church Sunday night.
when the rector, Rev. G. F. Dudley. will
present a class of thirty for confirmation.
'The Inaugural Psalm"
Rev. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe, pastor OF
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the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. will preach this morning at II
oclocK upon The inaugural Psalm"
Lenten Discourses.
Lenten discourses tomorrow evening will
be given by Rev. Joseph r. O'Reil,y. ST.
at 7:3O o'clock In st. Aloysius Church:
Rev. T. ]. Aldridge. O.P., in st. Domi.
MICS Church: Rev. William T. Fletcher.
DID, of the Cathedral, Baltimore, in the
Shrine of the Sacred Heart: Rev. Charles
y Brlen OF the Apostolic Mission Hous.
In st. Martins Church, Rev D. j. Noun
tain, Buffalo, N. Y. St. Vincent de Paul's
church, and Rev. William Gibson. Scran-
costa. ana
Eldbrooke Chapter Spelling Match.
About seventy-fve members and friends
OF Eidbrooke Chapter. Epworth League,
gathered last Tuesday evening for
spelling match. The match had
excited great interest and about fifty
members participated. After the entire
line had been spelled down and the
hour getting late the first prize, a
box OF chocolates, was awarded to Mrs.
Philip NJ. Riley and the second prize, a
boX OF candy. to the president of the
chapter, Harry l.. Freer
In the children's match the honors were
won by Miss Ruth Pumphrey and Miss
Addfe Ball. one-pound box of candy to
each. REFRESHMENTS were served and the
anair concluded with a program of instru-
mental selections by Miss Mabel Voiet.
f. Guyer Kelly Of Baltimore gave an
address Sunday evening last at the resu-
lar weekly devotional service Of the chap
tian Service" Mrs. Ella knight Ellis
rendered solo.
The meeting this evening will be In
charge OF Misses Sadie White and Flor
ence Milliken: the subject being THE
by Miss Ida F. O'Neal will furnish spe-
cial music.
Hamline Choir Club.
A good deal of interest is being mani
tested by the members of Hamline League
Choir Club because of the announcement
that they will go to Baltimore to sing at
the Epworth League rally which will be
held during the first week in April. while
the Baltimore annual conference is in ses-
sion. The Choir Club had the honor of
furnishing the choral music at the last
Epworth League rally. held at the time
of the Baltimore conference in this city
last March. and the pleasing and attrac-
tive program at that time Is largely re-
sponsible for the invitation extended to