Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-10
Subjects in the Churches.

is one-sixth of the cost.
Subjects in the Churches.
The pulpits in all of the churches to-
morrow will be occupied b. the resident
clergy, with the exception of those who
are without permanent pastors, and they
will be filed by out-of-town ministers.
The hour for the last mass at ST. Mary $
Catholic Church has been changed, begin
ming tomorrow, from 10 until 1870 o'clock
Rev. ]. I..'iAllson. acting pastor of the
Second Presbyterian Church. will take
for his subject at the morning service
The Power of Divinely Directed Life.
Rev. j. B. Sewer, formerly pastor of that
church, but now of Augusta, Ga, will
preach at the evening services.
Both morning and evening services Al
the Methodist Protestant Church will be
conducted by Rev. c. s. Arnett, pastor OF
the Methodist Protestant Church in Bal
timore.
Rev. Mr.. Wenchell of Washington will
fill the pulpit tomorrow night at the I'm
manuel Lutheran Church.
THE Way of Happiness" will be Rev
w. F. Watson's subject at the morning
services at the First Baptist Church, and
at the evening services his theme will be
The Listening Soul
At the Methodist Episcopal Church
South Rev. II. NJ. Canter, pastor, will
take for his subject at the morning serv-
ices 1.-The Divine Sacrifice At the night
services his subject will be 1.-The Best
Friend"
Rev. c. A. Luttrell. pastor of Trinity
ices will take for his subject "Pessimism
Against OPTIMISM His subject at night
will be ''sin Will Out.
The Christian Endeavor Society of the
Methodist Protestant Church will hold a
meeting tomorrow night, at 7:1J O'Clock
II
on christian Virtues-Patience."
Race Track Going to Decay.
The remnants of the famous old ST
Asaph race track. in Alexandria county
north of this city, are rapidly disappear
Ing and practically nothing now remain:
except the grandstand. where in it,
palmy days hundreds of horse racers
plungers and others sat and saw the
ponies run for their money. This, too
is rapidly going into decay.
A portion of the old track was obliter
ated by fire several months ago, wher
the stables at the south end were destroy
ed Another old track which has also
passed into oblivion is the old Alexander
Island. which Is now corn field.
Teachers of the various grades in the
public schools. which will reopen Monday
next. as announced, are as follows: Lee
School. for girls = Miss Grigg, seventh
Miss Broadus, sixth; Miss Payne, fifth.
Washington School, for boys T. II
Ficklin. seventh; r. w. Cook, sixth; Miss
Summers, fifth; Mrs. Kelley, fourth; Miss
Grigg. fourth; Miss Carter, third; Miss
Beattie. second
One hundred and twelve students will
1t is stated. attend the high school, divid-
ed as follows: First year, 80; floatin.
grade, 10; second and third years. -.
The principal of the high school is w
a. Anderson, jr.. who will teach mathe-
MATES and science: S. G. Blanton, Eng
lish and Latin, and Miss Pearl Hoffman,
history and science.
Expect Many Delegates.
1t is expected that $50 delegates, from
every section of the state, will be in at
tendance at the annual state meeting Of
the Junior Order Of United American
Mechanics. which will be held October
10 next at Sarepta Hall