Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-02
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[U He CONDITION or tteS. Eugene "A.
OI. Hannah, pastor of st. Martins
Catholic Church. whose illness has
given concern to his friends throughout
the city. has materially improved. Father
Humans activities in connection with
his parish work and with religious and
civic movements have brought him in
close association with many who have
become his close friends in the capital
city, and much qualification has been
expressed upon his Improvement.
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The large number OF recent converts
at the evangelistic meetings of the
Fifth Baptist Church and new members
will receive the right hand of fellow
ship tomorrow morning and be well
After this there will be the monthly OBJ
servance of the Lords supper. Eacn re-
cent and former member is urged TO
be present TO receive a folder giving
and some Bible principles. with Scripture
references for w..ich Baptists stand.
There will be preaching at both services
by Pastor John Z. Briggs. with baptism
at night.
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The Bright Gate and the Vision Be-
yoHd. The New View of Death and the
Life After is the subject Rev. Dr.. Frank
Sewall. pastor of the New Churcb win
discuss y. the first OF ser rs of Sunday
The other dates and subjects follow:
December 10. The Bible. Its Divinity
and Irresistible Power: Wherein Do These
the Great Miracle OF Incarnat on: :. How
Possible; Its Relation to Evolution.
On Chris;m eve Il vespers will be
held with chidrens festival procession,
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~1oxaua IN, ~ he. Ir1a,.a.icri..-..
Conception IF the Blessed Virgin Mary
was commenced AT --Ginorgs town Eriver-
sity Wednesday, and Will conclude OF
the feast of the immaculate Conception,
December $. The services are being con-
Quoted in Dahlgren Chapel.
\ special meeting for men and boys
has been arranged for tomorrow evening
in the chapel OF Concordia Church, cor
,ier Goth and G streets northwest VIII
liam Knowles Cooper, general secretary
of the Y. NJ. G. A., will be the principal
speaker, and the leader i'm the conference
ON men and boys work which is to fol-
low the address. The meeting begins at
20 o'clock. and IS open to ALL
"A series of special services will be
held IN the First United Presbyterian
Church, Petworth. commencing Tuesday
Der s. Rev. DR.. ]. a. Orr of Philadel-
phia is to speak at each of these
services. His themes for the several
evenings. in the order Of their sequence,
will be: "Unashamed of Christ" "A
Savior to the Uttermost," Gods Love
for Every Man and Who Have Eternal
Life" DR.. Orr is pastor of the Norris
Square United Presbyterian Church Of
the Quaker city. and is regarded as "a
life.
These meetings are under the auspices
Of the Meas Brotherhood Of the Pet
worth church The hour of the services
IS o'clock
DIR. William ". Davidson. superintend-
-nt OF SCHOOLS, will give an address on
The Educational Value OF Debating" at
the Y. NJ. c. A. tonight.
This will he one of series of talks to
members of the Y NJ. c. A. Debating
club on topics relating to debate. Dr..
Davidson's lecture. it is declared, will be
of particular interest to law school Saen
and other professional students in Wash
ington.
The first organ recital by Mr.. James Z.
1agley, organis, and .choirmaster OF ST.
Aaufs Episcopal Church, given on No
Sember ., created such q favorable i'm,
preston and was SO greatly enjoyed that
Afr. Bagiey has been requested by, the
program at his next regular monthly rer
citai, Sunday evening. December 3.
On this occasion the recital will be. in
CcTporated in the regular evening service
and two stirring advent anthems Will sc
sung by the choir between the different
sections OF the organ program. The
composers represented are Mendelssohn.
J1arg-E,lert, Tschaikowski and LIE Maigre.
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Can the Buried Bodies of the Wash
ington Dead Ssand Up and Liver Is Rev.
F. Hez ssSsn's subject tomorrow night