Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-03-25

Son." opening address by Cen Ellis Spear.
May 11-'How Has Your Christian Faith
Changed Since Childhood?' Cor, 1888;
| Heb, 3D., 6:3. Qn the Form of Its Elk
preston? In Shifting Of Emphasis? In
| May 1S-"Christ's Use of Ordinary
Lives John. 4:2S-42; Coll. illustrations
| from Scripture. History, Life Today, Con-
ditions Determining Such Use).
May 2o-''The Abundant Life, John. 10:
7-1O; Rom. 5:19-21. How to Get 1t?
How to Use ItD
June preparatory lecture by the
June s-'with the Fairfelds in China"
Missionary address by Miss Flora K.
| Heebner.
June 15-tChristian Certainty" 1 John,
5:12. (What? Whence? The ResultsD
June 22-"The Springs Of Christian En-
| thusiasm." / Peter, 1:1-25; John, 6:66-69.
(The Personal Relation. Love Growing
by Acquaintance with Christ. Fed by His
Confidence in Us).
6:5-15; Heb, ,12:1-17. (What Does Gods
Fatherhood Mean in Our Lives? Is His
Love Real? Personal? Effective? In
tellisent? Does it Exclude Punishment?
How Does it Establish RighteousnessD
Musical Program.
Under the direction of Miss Marion Nc
Fall a special musical program will be
rendered at the First Baptist Church to-
morrow evening. The pastor. Rev. w. Wa
McMaster. will deliver a short address.
At the morning service his subject will
be Man the Masterpiece Of God"
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Covenant Church Evening Service.
A special program Of music viii be
rendered at the Church Of the Covenant
tomorrow evening by the Washington
Chorus Club, William J. Palmer, con-
ductor. The program is as follows: He
Watching Over Israel ('Ehjah'D. Mem
delssohn; 'Tnf1ammatus'' (''Stabat Ma
A Msndssschn; Cana &c ss 0a GoSnod
Hear My Prayer" Mendelssohn: ITO
Thee, Cherubim,'' Handel. This service
begins at 7;30 o'clock.
Pastors Federation Meeting.
The Pastors Federation meets Monday
assembly hall. w. C.. Hawley. repre-
sentative from Oregon, will be the speak
er Of the occasion.
At Fifth Baptist Church.
Dr. George Greene, who for the past five
years been supported In mission fields by
the Fifth Baptist Sunday school. Is on hts
last visit to Washington. and will preach
tomorrow morning In the Fifth Church.
In April, with his wife and child. he Will
sail for west Africa
| At night Rev. John ID. Briggs will
Fathers" this being the third In q series
on Family Problems and How to Solve
Them In the Light Of the Scriptures"
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District Association Entertains.
A delightful entertainment was given
at Metropolitan M E. Church last even
ing. It was under the auspices Of the
District Association Of the woman's For
eign Missionary Society. Mrs. E. L.
Harvey presided and announced the pro-
gram as follows: Piano solo, Master
Harold Dewhirst; readings. Mr.: Alfred
H Rodrick; vocal solo. Miss Wedderspoon:
motion song, Flora and John Calonna;
| male quartet. Mr.. Mears. Mr.. Pyne,
Messrs Leanard and Gambell: solo. Mrs.
Kinsella: solo. Mss Finney: solo. Mrs.
Tarbox; recitation. with plano accompa-
niment Miss Florence Mlliken; piano
duet Mssss xsnsy s snnv Wnss ~
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
win be held at Douglas Church wednes-
day at ESQ pm Mrs. A. II. Eaton Of
conducted by Miss Matte Gray. win lead
the music. Mrs. d. DIN Leech will sing
q solo, Mrs. q D. Hunting will give a
Gray will mako the address.
Bible Anniversary Service.
Tho three hundredth anniversary Of the
King James version Of the Bible will be
observed In the First Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning. Rev. Dr.
Donald G.. MACLEOD, the pastor, will
his subject being 'The Bible-Our In
Idebtedness to It."
Revival at Chevy Chase.
Rev. Hinson " Hewlett. pastor of the
Second Baptist Church. win conduct re-
vival meetings each evening Of next week
in the Chevy Chase Baptist Church. Rev.
! M. G. Leaman. pastor Of the Chevy Chase
| Church, will assist.
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Mr.. Bryan Coming.
william Jennings Bryan Of Nebraska il
| to address the Twenty-four-hour-a-d
Club of the Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation at the annual banquet Of the or
ganization, to be held at Rauscher's
April 4.
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] Annual Entertainment.
1 The Mount Pleasant Congregational
Sunday school makes special feature Of
its annoal entertainment. The one given
Tuesday evening, 1t IL declared. was GER
i tainly of the best and so satisfactory
/ that q second audience Wednesday even
ing little IL any smaller than that Tues
day manifested its hearty appreciation.
The program included an operetta, Lit
tie Red Riding Hood" q kinder symphonic
by Romberg. recitation and reading from
Ter Harris and play In one act 1.-The
Dress Rehearsal" The author Of this