Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-04-29
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Will Preach First Sermon.

Will Preach First Sermon.
Rev. B. F. Crawford. newly appointed
pastor of Gorsuch NJ. E. Church. will
preach his first sermon at the church to-
morrow morning The new pastor was
formerly assistant pastor OF the First
Church OF Baltimore. one Of the largest
in the Baltimore conference. and In this
capacity was pastor Of Oxford Church,
Baltimore. a branch Of First Church.
This Is his first appointment to a church
in Washington. and he comes highly
spoken OF as q scholarly preacher and
active pastor.
Reception to New Pastor.
The members of Epworth Methodist
Episcopal Church South gave a public re-
ception to their new pastor. Rev. Robert
L. Fultz, in the parlors Of tho church. at
Tth and A streets northeast. Friday even
ing. The reception was held under the
auspices Of the official board Of the
church, assisted by a number of young
ladies.
Mr.. Fultz has conducted services at Ep-
worth for the past two Sundays and his
congregation Is mudh pleased with him.
"Stories Of a King"
Stories Of King" series Of six SER
mons. will be delivered Sunday evenings
at 7:3O o'clock by Rev. Paul r. Hickok.
pastor Of the Metropolitan Presbyterian
Church, 4th and streets southeast.
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ing by the choir Of thirty, under the d.
rection of Prof B. Allan Terrell. All
are cordially invited.
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To Hold Prayer Service.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the Central Presbyterian Church
will hold a prayer service Thursday even-
ing May 4, at 8 O'Clock. DR.. Harris E.
Kirk Of the Franklin Street Presbyterian
Church of Baltimore, Md, will deliver an
address on THE Inspiration OF the New
Testament"
Musical Service to Be Omitted.
The usual monthly musical service in
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church will for the rest of the season be
Sunday evening will be enriched with an
increase OF the musical numbers. Next
Sunday evening DR.. Radcliffe will con-
the subject being 1.-THE Fish That Swal-
lowed Jonah"
Choir Boys Supper.
The chorister boys of st. Paurs Church
had their annual supper last evening in
the choir rooms, and did ample Justice to
q we'll prepared menu. The evening was
passed In a delightful way, after the man.
ner Of the small boy. During the supper
regulation ''toasts'' were responded TO in q
manner that would become full-fedged
after-dinner speakers. Those present
were Rt. Rev. Mgr. Mackin, Rev. DIR.
Mcguire Of the Catholic University, Rev.
Thomas A. Walsh of st. Paul's. J. Z.
Roach. Prof. Ernest Winchester, Daniel
Charles Hall. Miss Agnes Car
roll, Mrs. Ernest Winchester and Masters
William Cross, Joseph McGarraghy. Paul
Golibart Dean Winchester, Willis Came
ron. William Creveling. Frank Easby-
Smith, Raymond King. Harry Ahearn.
George Giddens. Andrew McCallum. Dean
Gallagher, Oswald Lehman, Thomas
Cameron, William WIIudM
Bache. Harry Cady, Edward Roach.
Aloysius Darlington. Lloyd Won Culin,
Tony Rivero. Franklin Howe. Clarence
King, Sylvester Giddens, Philip Cannon.
William Mcdonnell, Joseph Roberts and
Stuart Cruickshanks
Music at Church of Covenant.
At the Church Of the Covenant-Rev.
DR.. Charles Wood. pastor; Rev. Stuart
Bready. assistant pastor-Shelley's can
tata, Death and Life" will be given at
the $3.50 o'clock service by double quar-
tet composed Of the following: Mrs. Flu
gift. Mrs. Gawler, Mrs. Hampstead, Mrs.
Reed. Mr.. Brockett, Mr.. Hensey, Mr..
Humphrey and Mr.. Moore.
The chorus OF the Western High
School. assisted by Mr.. Hammer. bari
tone, will give the following program at
the 7:3O service: Pilgrim Chorus" Wag-
ner; 20 Spirit Eternal" Brahms: Like
as q Father" Cherubini; 20 Pray for
the Peace Of Jerusalem" Knox; Lar
ghetto" Beethoven.
Work on New Edif1ce.
Work on the foundation for the new
edilce Of the Metropolitan Baptist
Church. 9Th and A streets northeast, Is
progressing rapidly. The old church
building and chapel have been removed.
The congregation 10 worshiping In a
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