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PRESBYTERIAN.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT,
Connecticut ave, y and 18th sta
Charlcs Mnod rrLris-rr

CHURCH OF TIE COVENANT.
Connecticut ave. and 18th sta
Charles Wood. minister.
Stuart Bready, assistant minister.
harry BarcmOre Angus minister Of Peek Chapel
II a. NJ Preaching hy the pastor.
AIEcal service ed By church quartet from 80 10
ncnck.
n m.-Prachnr ~ The Tast1r; Snbicct. Gideon.
the dr+ITcrPr.
Musical ser77c. frm : n TO O'Clock. led BY the
Washington Chorus Cub William J.
Palmer C1InduCtOr.
r. n.-ProacIrG hT the pastor. subject 'Pncts as
7-cachCTs Shakespeare, the preacher Of
m0ral law.
Sunday school al 9S5 a. m.
Christian ErdcaycT m"etir- At SIS n N.
Thursday evening AZ s. mIdwCek servICc.
CENTRAL SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY,. crrDer ID
and l sts. Nv. Rev. james II. Taylor. pastor
Preaching at Il L. N. md ~ p. bv the raS
tor. SInd4y z-hnn 80 a n. MCuE Bible ClasA
10 a. m. G.. T.. So p. n. Payer serTcc Thurs
day. % =. Visitors wDlCnnc.
FIRST-Thc Stransrr's SABBATH H7mc-John MAJ
shall p. uW. Dprald c. Macleod. minister. il
a m. '"Th" 7-ohCn If tho spiritually unen-
UlTv~i Is ?. M. IIlustratSd-Sy ma Presby1oN
nan Missions. =. >. . - a. N. {. T.. 6.E p n
At VcIcnmc.
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
y. y. ave. Fl and 18th stS
~ Wallacr Radcliffe pastor.
Il m Il m Public worship. ~ the pastor.
Is n m.-.''Ireat words Of or Bible
Music led ~ Gulrtr: choir.
e a. m.-EibiC school.
9:i5 a m--AiuI- claSss.
6:ii p. m--Chrs,ian ErdcaTor socrtJ.
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persons who are merely visitors are ex-
pected to attend, all being bona fide stu
dents.
Tomorrow. al the First Presbyterian
Church. DR.. Macleod will begin series
Of Sunday evening lectures. illustrated
with the stereopticon. The subjects will
he as follows: Tomorrow. presbyterian
missions in Syria" March 26. THE mir
aCles of Jesus" April ., musical even
ing with the choir: April Q. Seven words
on the Cross" April IS. ''Christ's death
and resurrection:" April q, Christ and
the Disciples April 30. The Sermon on
the Mount The choir will render spe-
cial music at each service. illustrated
with beautiful Colored slides.
At the annual meeting Of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. held on Thursday
evening. reports from the church officers
covering current expenses and benevo-
lenceS were particularly encouraging
There was raised the largest sum for
church benevolenCeS in the history Of this
church. Other reports gave evidence of
the healthful condition Of the organiza-
tion.
The election of trustees for the current
year resulted as follows: James 3. Hen
dersOn. president: William Selby. vice
president; Edward +. Clement, secretary.
John W. Hollyday. treasurer; William
Henry. and Robert l.. Russell. Mr.. Rus
sell WAS chosen to fill the vacancy caused
by the retirement of Mr.. William TUl-
IO"h
Mr. Edward r. Clement was again
chosen president of the Presbyterian
brotherhood. which has had a chapter in
this church for the past two years. The
brotherhood has recently purchased a
stcreoptiCOn and refectOscope at a cost
OF more than $50, and proposes to use
these Instruments in the work Of the
church Emphasis will he laid upon visual
instruction for the young people covering
church history and related movements
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WITH THE METHODISTS.

On Sunday evening Dr W. r. We'd
derspOon. d. D.. pastor OF Foundry NJ.
r. Church, will deliver the third ser
mon in the special series on Great
themes" on the Tragedy Of selfish
ness" as illustrated by George Eliot in
'ROmOla.' These sermons are very in
teresting and are attracting large conErc-
cations. The congregation on last Sun
day evening flled nearly every pew in
this large church
On Tuesday evening. March Il. at
Foundry NJ. +. Church. the pastor. Rev
W. r. WedderspOOn. d. d. will deliver
lecture on The Bonnie Briar Bush. 80
The lecturer, born and reared in Scot
land, is we'll equipped to interpret Ian
MaCLarens inimitable Scotch stories.
Much interest is still being shown in
the recently organized Poys' Club. and
the Sunday school board elected Messrs.
Haswell Magruder, Walter Ballard, and
Lloyd Wineland as a board of oveTseCrs
Tor the former organization.
Dumbarton Avenue NJ f. Church is
closing a prosperous year. The official
board has extended unanimous invita-
tion to Rev. DR.. Charles L. Pate to re-
turn as pastor for the fifth year. The
church is in a fiourishing condition.
The Junior Choir Club gave its annual
banquet on Friday evening. March 10.
Forty guests sat down to bountiful
tables. gift OF silver fruit knives was
presented to Louis P. Hieston, the presi-
dent, and a bouquet Of flowers to Mrs.
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LUTHERAN CHURCHES.

The pastor of the Columbia Heights
Lutheran Church. Rev. Q. IT. Butler. is
giving a series OF illustrated addresses
every alternate SUNDAY evening appro-
pirate to the Lenten season. Last Sun
day his subject was Christ in tempta-
ton and tomorrow evening. March ~,
it will be Christ in Jorusalcm." The
remaining subjects are for April =
Christ in Gethsemanc and on the
cross, and on April 16, Easter. The
resurrection Of christ"
Rev. MIR. Butler was in the memora hlo
COurs" to Jerusalem for the fourth
Worlds Sunday school Convention in
1G"4. 1T which time he took a number
OF pictures. which were made into lantern
slides. These supplemented by other
which he has since acquired are used
during tn" series of Sunday evening ad-
dresses.
Other topics treated during the winter
have been Help those women" "Naza-
roth the house Of Jesus. the Babe
# Bethlehem" Christian education IN
the East" AS others worship what
the Dead Sea teaches" Sowing and
Of Tarsus'' "Banias and the rock con-
fassion." and a number OF others.
At the sunday school OF the Lutheran
Church Of the Reformation tomorrow
morning the Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson.
pastor of Bethany Baptist Church, will
speak to the teachers and officers at the
preparatory service at $40 O'clock At
the regular session of the Sunday school
Mr. Tong Eaison. tho Chinese educator
and diplomat. now in Washington. will
address the school.
Of no he
hood Of the Church Of the Reformation
will hold its first regular meeting on
Tuesday evening William r. Spilman.
division superintendent OF the United
States Post-office Department. will spc.
on the opportunity for brotherhood work
in the church. and MyrOn J. Jones will
address the men on THE personal power
for social service Visitors and friends
Of men Of the church are invited
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it has been the custom or this parish to
send liberal donations Of garments and
supplies to this most deserving institu-
ton. Mrs. MCManus and Mrs. T. Van
Claggctt. member OF Trinity. are among
the trustees of the orphanaEc.
Bishop Harding confirmed thirty persons
at ST. Stephens Church. Mount Pleasant,
last Sunday morning. The composition
OF the class was unusual, there being
nineteen mon and boys as against thir-
teen women and girls.
There is to he a gathering OF lavm"n
on Monday night next at s o'clock at the
residence of Bishop Harding. Tho meet
ing will he in thes interest of missions,
and the laymen present will be those
whose names have been given to the
bishop by their respective rectors.
Bishop Talbot, OF Bethlehem. Pa. is an
nounced Is ore OF ne speakers, AMI Mr..
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John W. Wood. one Of the secretaries of
the Board Of Missions. is also scheduled
If hc can ~ present.
Tho Iaymcn constitute central COM
0lrtCo. whose work II viii bo 10 give
fore" and definite shape to tho further
anNc Of missionary objects and mission
ary ideals within the Diocese Of Wash
mEton.
s.. Lukc's Church. Fifteenth and Cor
coran streets. has recently published a
bulletin. which It is announced will here
after be issued on the second Sunday in
tho month. In wishing well the new ven
turc Hishop Harding says Of it that ne
feels quit" sure that it will he Of much
value to the congregation in disseminat-
ing information about the church and
about the work Of tho parish The edi-
tor is W. n. r. Barnett. Of l75 Tenth
street. The rector Of 81. Lukes Chrch
is the Rev. Thomas J. Brown. \ former
rector, Rev. Alexander cromwell. y. D..
has lately had the honor done to his
mem"ry OF having one Of our public
schools named after him.
The annual service of the Epiphany
branch Of the q. +. :. for the admission
"f members will he held in the church
Monday evening. March -. at S o'clock
The Rev. q. Frecland Peter, who is al
ways very happy in his addresses on these
occasions, Will deliver a short sermon.
The third lecture OF the present course
of Churchman League lectures will be
given next week Tuesday in 81. Johns
Church. Sixteenth and II streets, by the
Right Rcv. Bishop Lloyd. president Of the
board OF missions.
The Rev. +. dc S. Carroll. assistant
minister of Ascension parish. is likely t"
leave his present position for similar
one on the staff Of st. Peters Church.
Albany. of which the Rev. Walter W.
Battcrshau. =. D., is rector.
On Sunday evening. March %. Rev
J. j. Dimon. rector of St. Andrews
Church, Corcoran and Fourteenth streets
is to be in Buffalo, where he goes to he
midday preacher at St. Paurs Church.
The rector Of St. Pauls Rev. Dr. Regis
ter. was formerly rector of st. Johns
Church, Georgetown.
The Rev Canon Austin, Of Oxon Hill.
Md. and Miss Sally Stewart, Of Alex
Va. addressed a meeting of
branch Of the Womans Auxiliary at the
residence of Mrs. Il. Moses, 1886 Sixteenth
street.
Tie rector of St Thomas Church, DR..
c. Ernest Smith, has been confined to
the house with grip. He is much better
now and expects to be able to officiate
Sunday. The Rev. J. Townsend Russell. !
the Rev. William Richmond, and others
Of the clergy, have kindly come to DR.. !
Smiths aid in following out the Lenten
schedule of services.
No. 267 Garfield street, half a block !
from Connecticut avenue car line. and one |
block south of Cathedral avenue. has
been made the home of the new Episco- |
pal Mission. recently started under the |
direction of the Rev. J. MaCbride Sterrett. !
D. D. The first formal service will be |
held on Sunday at p. m, including |
evening prayer and sermon.
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WITH THE EPISCOPALIANS.

Next week on Monday. Tuesday. and
Wednesday. at the Epiphany noon serv-
ice, the Rev. F. Ward Denys. formerly
rector of St. Mary's Church. Baltimore,
| is the preacher. On the Thursday and
Friday following the Rev. Charles Fiske
breaches. Mr.. Fiske is rector Of St
Michael and All Angels, Baltimore.
Last Sunday All Souls Mission began
its Sunday school On the previous Sun
day it had held its first service. Rev
the work, which is starting off most IA
vOrably.
Next Saturday is the Festival OF the
Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
It was on this festival. 1895 that the late
Bishop Satterlee was COnsecretated as
first Bishop OF Washington. in Calvary
Church. New York, of which church he
was then rector.
Bishop Albion W. Knight d. D.. Mis-
sionary Bishop of Cuba. is announced to
preach in Washington tomorrow. At II
a m. he will be at st. Margarets Con-
nccticut avenue and Bancroft place At
Ais at st. Thomas, Eighteenth street,
near Dupont circle, at p. m. at Epiph-
any Church, in G street.
The annual report of the Associat ton for
Works of Mercy, which has just been
distributed. is an interesting and encour-
aging account of good work being done
very successfully along lines both sym
pathetic and businesslike The various
reports of the president, deaconeSs, and
treasurer are extremely satisfactory. It
is a pity. however, that this noble charity
which has it, present home-soon hap
PLY to remove to larger quarters-at 24OS
K street, is not far better known. 1t
is caring at present, for nineteen girls
and eleven children, Rev. William Tayloe
Snyder is the chaplain of the associa-
tion.
On Thursday last, at $50 p. m, the Sun
day School Institute held its March meet
ing instead of on Tuesday-the regular
day. These were the two subjects dis
cussed: The teachers training lecture,
'The duty to God and man." THE Ten
Commandments to the Lords Prayer" by
Rev. Dr. Micou, Theological Seminary in
Virginia, and How to teach missions
in connection with the regular lessons. I"
Miss f. w. Abbott, of Good Shepherd.
and Miss Ida p Young, of Trinity. The
April meeting viii begin at o'clock in
stead of 1880
On the invitation of Mrs McManus,
wife of the rector of Trinity Church,
Upper Marlborough. the ladies of the con-
gregation are meeting every Wednesday
at 2:20 .. m. at the rectory to sew for
the children OF the Episcopal Home for
Children, Anacostia- For several years
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PRESBYTERIAN NE WS.

Tho annual meeting OF the Sixth Pres
hytor.an Church WAS held last Thurs
day evening. n" pastor, Dr. Arthur W.
Spooner. presiding.
The report of the treasurer. Mr.. ". o.
Won Hri"son. showed all bills pad and d
balance in the treasury. The reports Of
the Sunday school and various organiza-
,tons were full OF announcement and
showed increase in contributions all along
tho line The year has uecn prosperous
a. regards finances. Twenty nine persons
hav. been added to the membership.
I'r. NJ. T. Thompson. Mr. William King
and William .. von Brieson were elected
trustees to succeed themselves.
Aftfr the business meeting adjourned
th"rc was social hour.
The people of the Sixth Church arc fun
of enthusiasm with reference to the out
look for the coming year.
The attendance at the Thursday night
prayer meetings of the lexington Pres
hytcrian Church. North Capitol and Q
streets. is steadily increasing. and deep
interest - manifested in the course of
Bible study under the leadership of the
pastor Sunday school teachers espe-
cialIy will find the exposition of the les
sons very helpful. Strangers are cor
daily invited.
Th" st Patrick social under the aus
piCeS of the church. held Friday even
ing in the Sunday school house. was
thoroughly enjoyed by the large company
present. Following the rendition OF com
ic recttations and songs, refreshments
were served.
At the Church OF the Covenant. DR..
Wood continued his series of Sunday
evening sermons on. "The poets as
preachers The topic for Sunday even
ing ana the following weeks through
March and April are as follows: March
70, ''Shakespeare-the preacher OF moral
law March 26, ''Milton-the preacher of
righteousness April = Goethe - the
preacher Of culture; April .. Wordsworth
the preacher of the spirituality of ma
turc:" April l6, Easter service: ApriI q
'LonCfellOw-the preacher of aspiration
and light" April 80 "Tennyson-the
preacher of immortal love"
Each service will he preceded by
half-hour musical service. Tomorrow
evening the 7:3O service will he led by
the Washington Chorus Club, Mr. Will
lam J. Palmer, conductor.
At the Sherwood Presbyterian Church.
Twenty street and Rhode Island
avenue northeast Rev. T. Berthier Thomp-
son. pastor. the morning services, at II
o'clock, will include a sermon by the Rev.
Stuart Bready, assistant pastor of the
Church of the Covenant. The Semper
Paratus Class at its $50 p. m. meeting
will review the second period of Presby-
terian Church history. In 'e evening the
pastor will speak upon temperance re-
form.
At the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. DR.. Radcliffe continues his Sun
day evening sermons on the Bible the
subject tomorrow evening being Great
words Of the Bible
The, Benten Mission Study Club, of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
under the leadership of Mrs. Wallace
Radcliffe began its studies on last Thurs
day morning with an enrolment of 90
The study this year embraces
the textbook of Mrs. Montgomery, west
ern Women and Eastern Lands" No
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EPISCOPAL.

ST. THOMAS
18th near DUPONT circle,
between T and Q stS
$50 a m.- Holy Communion.
9@D a. m.-Sunday school.
II OO i Seryicc and hy rector. {. Ernest
Smith u. D.. ID. c. l.
f:b p. m.-Shnrt Service and sTTnOn by the Bishop
Of Cuba
20 y. m.-Instruction class.
TRINITY CHURCH. I'd and c SITS. NV. Rev. Rich.
ard l.. Williams. rector Sunday: 20 Il. {
Confirmation Icrturr p. m Tn" rector Will
TTCsrh. Daily. CTcrrt SaturlIy, l2:1J To T.
Wednesday and Fnda,. p. m.
ST. JAMES CHURCH. Slh ct. near Mass.
nc. Serios: : n. 1880. and Il a. m. 50 and
20 n. Preacher at II d. m and 70 r. m.
IN" I;cv. Father Hughes. q. II. {. All weIc1mc
always.
ALL Soils MISSION 81. Ahan', PARISH. ?sz
Garfield t.. WonriIcv Parh. Erv. !. Machnde
Strrrott -. r.. minister m charge. SerTlcsF Sur
dA,: 10 a. n. Sundar srn"o; ?. m. "v"nlns
PRAYER and srrmnn. Wc'incsday and Fr1dav, 3.O
n IN, hdIfhoIr sCrvicC and address
THE HOLY CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Apostolic faith sslrrament.S and ministry.
The Nativity. li'h and e. - 10. II. :.
Wed. Thurs. FIJI. 10; We'd. ( Wed. Fri, u = n
CHRIST CHURCH. Georgetown. Rev James H..
W. Blake rrctnr. 20 a. m. Holy Communion
90 a ~. Sunda7 school. II A. m. hIll s@rTIca
and sC-nDn hy the rector 10 n. c1Dr trrnatIon
lrC1Trr. p. m. even pravrr and srTTnon by the
Rev. =. l.. McManus. Of UTFer Marlboro. Md
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH or. 18th and Corcnran
sts. Rev. J. J. Din"n. rector; Rev. W. VI. Pcttls,
D. d. C7Iratr. Servers: I'D Holy Communion
go, Sunday school. Il. morning sHrTicc and ser
mon. g. evening s'ryicr and sermon. The rector
will prrach al 18th ss.rvIos.
ST PAUL'S CHURCH. I'd. near Washington CIR
Gle. Rev. Robert TaIbot. Rev. Geo. ". Akin
son. Clergy. Holy Communion. : 20 and II clock
Sunday s.hnol. 80. CSufrnation and in[trrction,
o.cir"k- o'cF~k. choral rvrrHHng and Ser7non-
"Wednesday evening sTmOn by Rev. Fred b. How
den.
CHTRCH OF THE EPIPHANY g st. BET Errn
18th and Hth. Rev. Randolph HarrEn MchTn.
u. D. rrVrnr. Sery1NS. s and II a NJ. { and 5
r m. SUNDAY school ID ard = The 7ector will
preach II T. Bishop Knight. 0f Cuba. viii
preach s 2. n.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION M.ss ave and
18th St. Rev. J. Hennins Nelrns. rector.
Services: 3 and Il a m. 4:Ij and ?. m.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

METROP0LITAN MEMORIAL VI. F. CHCRrH.
c0rneT John Marshall place and e 81. John
Eeld shannon, minister. At II = m. Christ ;
fTIr s"Tnonc UrTJrCS with =F~-st nj sunshine IN
the heart" A. :. n. Spiritual lessons f-En
oaIr travel, amid Bible and hIstIrc 9rpTes IN
GrrC~r and El-Tt' isiNth @rr1n0n n ssrles In
Athens visit "A'ar- to UrkD0vu Tod. the
AcTup"liS F7sDn nj socrates. ArC1e0t Grp,rk thea
tsrS THlTuJS ~ 'iraccr. &C. SInday school and
Metropolitan Bible class, 9@I EpEorth IGaEue.
CAS-
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
9th and 7 SIS.
Rev. joseph NJ. VI. Gray. minister.
go a. m. Sunday shOOl.
Il on a. m.-ScrmoD: Tho S0vrrriSrty Of Chrst and
Christian Faith.
go p m.-Epworth League praise service.
30 :. sermon. The CrDIArd Made Straight.
All si,tInE5 frpc Strangers always welcome.
FOUNDRY VI. =. CHURCH. 18th and Church s;s
Rev. W. K. Wcdd r5DDon d. =. pastor. 30
a. m. Sunday I-hrnl. n a m The sITrrnacy
n tho invisible. ?. m. ETTF7--h Isa=I". p
m. The tragedy of srlfshneso. illustrated by
,ie7rEC Eliot III Romcla- Strangers welcome.
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served in the dining-room Immediately
after.
Miss Urner's work is highly appreciated
by the officers of the church and Bible
school. Aiding needy families and holding
meetings at the Baptist Home are some
of the special features Of the work of this
class.
The special services which will be con-
tinued during the present week at the
Second Baptist Church. Fourth street and
Virginia avenue southeast. are attracting
large congregations. with very crafty
ing results. Rev. Benjamin Donald Cav
is assisting the pastor, Rev. Hinson v
Hewlett. one hundred and five persons,
including thirty-fve last Sunday, have
made public expression of faith.
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A LENTEN MEDITATION
By LLOYD C. DOUGLAS,
Pastor Luther Place Memorial Church.

Lent onmmemoraies Jensus' forty days Of
fasting and prayer IN thr IesHimOn wilder
neHs- The wider ones Information cInoIn-
ing that event the better able one should
be tn msn0alizs 1t corrertl7.
l. is hardly likely that Jesus fast was
for the purpose Of self-sacTiics. since His
whole carer was sgnallzed by constant sac
uh0e- Jesus asz1rudly had no energy to
sGIander for the msrr sake of squanderng
II He p-nlaby tasted in order that as His
physical resourrrs cbhsd His nsychicaI forrrs
might rise. Such has eSCr been the chief
utility Of the fast as pracucrd by deTotses
to all rel lgions It may be safe 70 say that
no supernaI dreams or uransccndent rhap-
sndlea have ever bccn Vouchsafed 10 any
oTeTfcd saint
Jesus prayer al this time was hardly a
GIpp4IcatIu1 for vision or might. for. as
the son # co'. He alnady possessed the
rr;rrtlllIry Of borr. HIS PRAYER mus, nave
hsrn rather commuu,rauon with HIS
Fuhor. IN winch they drc1r very near each
other.
an e4IN dhtIeSE fitFsTftE 'F L<=ILI may
no, f.L,, sufficiently 70 DIVE his physical
.." into the hackE7und and force ms pzy-
rh'ra, nfc to the fore. Substituting rsh
'r- r.a>, leef on Friday VIII no, achieve
,7aI r-rilr IN any anp0~rahe c1JrrL
1t Is As douh,ful # an extra s-ruuc or
two NJ I-ayc- each uc-E duruE this rrr7ri
VIII aTorI the kind of cnmmun,on Jesus
Rad With HE Father. Rut surrlv ones
willingness to do something in the dircr1Iou
Of fast or a prayer ought to ne n serIce
IN tho promotion Of the spiritual life.
n Jesus prepared for HIS heroic mrnr=r-
b, unrmiuIng prayer and fasting for fort,
dazS perhaps rur feeble attempts tn mi
tate HIS act may rrrrar us. frrbiv. for orr
ic---"- mIrIsrro~.
Rather than be,rsil th0 tart that modern
otr~r-7an0r Of Lent is horciessslv Inadequate.
II Is p-4ahty NOR. ia tho 0v7, ~ to OK
rreoS "ur s1unoaurn taa. tn, v'-'d re.
u,n1crs II a. all.
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CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

At st. Patrick's Church the sermon at
the solemn high mass tomorrow will
be preached by Rev. Thomas T. Nc
Guigan, on the subject. The Church of
Christ must be Catholic" At the So
daIity and Lenten service on Wednesday
evening, Rev. James A. Smyth will de-
liver the fourth sermon Of his Lenten
course His subject will be The prodi-
gal SON. The holy hour of alteration
of the blessed sacrament is observed in
St Patrick's Church every Friday after
noon during Lent, from 4:SO to $50
O'Clock.
At the Z o'clock mass in st. Aloysius'
Church tomorrow morning the Mems
League of the Sacred Heart, known as
the Third Sunday Brigade" will re-
ceive holy communion in a body. There
will be congregational singing and a
short sermon to the men by the rector
of ST. Aloysius'. Rev. Eugene Del Nc
Donnell. S. ].
The Third Sunday Brigade numbers
The Washington herald., 1911-03-18

Hieston. Addresses were delivered by
Mr. Hieston. Rev. Dr. J. ". K. Sumwalt-
the District superintendent. and the pas
tor, Rev. c. L. Pate. Some feats Of
magic were given by Mnssrs. Brown and
Charles, after which the choir rendered
q short programme of music, under the
direction of Mr.. W. T. Glover.
The Sunday school of the Waugh Meth
Odist Church, Third and A streets north
east, gave a delightful social on Friday
evening. The brotherhood held its an
nuaI banquet last night The principal
address was given by DT. W. r eddcr-
Suoon Several unique features were IN
troduced The pastor preached on sun
day evening on Excuses, good and DAD
On March a the younger members OF
tho hoard of stewards Of the Congress
Heights Methodist Episcopal Church will
Give an entertainment in the hall, the
nroceeds from which are to assist the
official board in its efforts to close the
conference year with clean books.
The Congress Heights Methodist Epis-
,opal sunday School and friends are re-
ioicinC over the fact that they have, af-
ter diligent effort. reached and passed
the goal of attendance t5hD set Tor this
season Last Sunday there were 152
present. and the contest was so spirited
that even the smaller children rejoiccd
over the victory. with IrrIe crusader zeal
the mark is now set for l75. At the
board meeting held on Tuesday evening
the following officers were elected: Su-
perintendent. Philip Magruder; assistant
Rev. james NJ. McCau-
ley: secretary. Mr.. Herbert Talbert: as
Slstant secretary, Miss Rachel Joyce;
treasurer, Mr. Walter Ballard librarian.
Mr.. Albert Fowler: assistant librarian.
Mr.. Charles joyce; Orgdnist, Miss Sum-
mer Wright. assistant OrEanists. Miss
Madeline HOaG and Miss Elsie GeSsler:
missionary treasurer, Miss Rachel Joyce.
treasurer. Mrs Edward SloCum:
primary department. Mrs.
Philip MaGruder; assistant superinte endent
department Mrs. Edward SlO-
cum: organist, Mrs. Blanche Ballard.