Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-14
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~ EN. DR. RADCLIFFE announces
* his usual course of Sunday evening
~ lectures, which will be interrupted
the last Sunday evening OF each month by
a popular study of some musical sacred
classic by the New York Avenue choir.
such as it has been rendering with ac-
ceptance in former winter evenings. The
lectures will use the strange visions and
symbols of the imaginative prophet
Eek Ell in application to some modern
needs and questions The titles and dates
are as follows: October j.. THE Man With
the Inkhorn'; October -, The Little
Sanctuary: October 30. a musical inter-
probation will be given by the choir; No.
vember ), Teeth on Edge; November
II, Wheels Full of Eyes; November
10. DRY Bones; November 26. a musical
Interpretation. and December 3. "A
Dream of Socialism
The annual meeting of the Woman
Home Mission Society for the Washing
ton District of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South will take place at st.
Paurs Church. I'd and streets north
west. this evening. tomorrow and Mon
day.
The sessions will commence with a
reception to the visitors and all friends
by the st. Paul auxiliary this evening
at o'clock. The annual sermon will be
delivered at. the IL O'Clock service tomor-
row by the pastor of the church, Rev. w.
p Johnston. young peoples meeting
will be held in the afternoon. to be adj
dressed by Mrs. w J. H. Robinson. Most
interesting public meetings will be held
Sunday and Monday nights. Reports of
the work and discussions will take place
Monday morning and afternoon Miss
Whitwell. the recently appointed deaconess
to the wilkins Avenue Mission. Balti-
cit of
more Mrs. Joseph Printup, Mrs. Henry
Knowles, Rev. w. III. Ballengee of Balti-
more city and the pastors of the Southern
Methodist churches of Washington city
are expected TO be present and take part
In the meetings. Miss Grace Jeffries,
secretary OF the Washington district, WI
preside.
At the quarterly business meeting OF
Bethany Baptist Church last evening
and Mrs. Martha Russell, Mrs. Lucie
Powell and Mrs Charles L. Fairman were
elected to represent the church on the
board OF managers of the Baptist home
The reports OF officers showed a gain
in membership and a preparation for
larger work
The new library of about 900 volumes
Will be opened for distribution tomorrow.
BOOKS has been pronounced by leading
sunday school workers as one of the
nnest and best N the city.
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The revival services being conducted in
the Waugh Methodist Episcopal Church
are attracting large crowds and Rev. A.
H. thompson is pleased at the progress
made in the work Miss Ruth Harris
OF Ocean Grove. y. j., is still assisting
the work with her solos.
DR.. W. H. Dobson, member of the Can
ton fChinab Presbyterian Mission will
speak at the morning service tomorrow,
in the First Presbyterian Church DIR
Dobson is a native Washingtonian He
is in America, with his family on fur
Tough, and will be returning to China
in a few weeks. He has been very sue.
cessful in China in medical mission work
At present. when China is on the verge OF
civil revolution. his knowledge of the
situation should make his address ui
great interest
The North Carolina Avenue A-Easodis
Protestant Sunday school viii la rally
church, Sth and 3 streets southeast, to
morrow morning at IL O'Clock. In tn
evening the Christian Endeavor Societ,
viii hold their rally day services in thu
same room at ) O'Clock. Special musi
and speakers.
Evangelist Rev Thomas Harrison o
Boston will preach tomorrow evening a
the Metropolitan NJ. Z. Church. For NOR
than TWENTY-FIVE years MI HARRISON ma
been popularity known as the boy evan
gelist."
lis God Really Staying in Washington
with christians?' will be Rev. Z. He;