Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-07

Gathright: treasurer. Mr. Simon McKim
mie; librarian, Mr.. Austin Lewis; assist
ant librarian, Mr.. +. J. Hobbs; pianist
Miss Helen Sunderland: assistant pan
st. Miss Florence kidweli: auuitor, Mr.
Arthur Horn; chOrister. Mr.. Alfred Hig
superintendent of the primary depart
ment, Mrs W. b. Wilson: assistant SUI
perintendent, Mrs. Arthur Horn; pianist
Mrs. Bessie Macintosh.
AT the monthly sacramento service OF
Metropolitan Methodist Church Sunday
morning eighteen persons united with the
church on prohibition and by letter. To-
morrow Rally day is observed in the Sun
day school Men wand the Religious
Movement will be the subject of William
X. Cooper's address at Epworth League
service.
Should Preachers Quit Preaching il
Washington" is the Sunday night topic
of Rev. f. Hez Swem before the Capita
Baptist Church, worshiping in Typo
graphical Temple. i23 G street northwest
Rev. DR.. Wedderspoons theme tomor.
row morning will be .'All the Days" Spe
cial provision will be made to bring tc
the church the aged members and those
who cannot usually attend. The Sunday
school at $50 AIN. will also observe Rally
day. At O'Clock in the evening DR.. We'd
derspoon Will deliver the fourth sermon
in the series on Brilliant Scenes in the
Art Gallery of Cod on the theme THE
Calf of Gold.
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Tomorrow morning. at the Church OF
the Covenant, Rev. DR.. III. III. Stebbins
of Rochester, \. Y. will preach. His
Prayer The afternoon services have
been resumed, DIR. Stebbins preaching a,
the O'Clock service on The Heart
Beautiful" This service will be proceed
ed by half hours musical service. LED
by the church quartet. Mrs. Fugitt. Mrs
Reed. Mr.. Matthew and Mr. Humphrey
The program will include "Magnificat in
c. (Marks): bass, BE Thou With Me-
(GeifeD: anthem. Peace and Light
Chadwick: contralto, My Redeemel
and My Lord tBuck).
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DR.. Ada Thomas will speak at the
Y w. c. A. vesper service tomorrow
afternoon in the headquarters of the
association. at 18th and F streets
northwest.
The Christian religion is an absolute
necessity with men. declared Rev. c. L
Mead in the first of the "Win-One'
campaign which was held last evening
under the auspices Of the Baltimore Con.
ference Epworth League in Hamline
Church, 9Th street northwest. Every
member of the Epworth League wa.
urged to do his utmost to win one sou
for Christ during the campaign which
will cover some weeks and will consist oil
meetings in Baltimore and other cities.
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DIR. T. ]. Curry, superintendent of tn,
Temple Baptist Sunday school. has beer
reelected. Much improvement has beer
made by the school during the past twelv,
months, according to the reports. Mr. Jo
seph Kingsley has been elected presiden,
of the Christian Endeavor Society Of thu
church. in succession to Mr.. H L. But
ton. who has left the city. Together
with the other officers recently elected h
will be installed at the meeting tomorrow
evening at o'clock. An hour later tn,
pastor. Rev. DIR. Muir. will commence 1
short series OF sermons. HIS first topi,
will be Men and Religion" to be fol
lowed on consecutive Sunday evening"
with sermons on Women and Religion,
Youth and Religion and Children ant
Religion" Tomorrow morning DR.. Muir
subject will be Enduring Hardness"