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FRUITMERE
and F0URMILE

Miss Pauline Frieiing was pleasant
iy surprised Thursday evening at the
Frieling residence on Central street.
In honor OF her sixteenth birthday.
About twenty were present. Games
were played and enjoyed by all until
late hour. Candies, nuts. banana.
popcorn and apples were served The
Wallet brothers. David and Louis.
gave several instrumental selections.
which was classed AS excellent by the
crowd. Everyone had a fine time and
wished Miss Frieling many more
such birthdays.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Woods are the
proud parents of baby girl which
was born to them about week ago.
Mother and babe are doing nicely.
Mr.. Ed Watts has Just purchased
new motorcycle.
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The Four-Mile Progressive club
met with Mrs. Benson of Four-Mile
Friday. They expect to meet with
Mrs. W. NJ. Wilson of Four-Mile neat
week. rs
Mr.. and Mrs. ASedse Madison OF Cea-
trail street. started for Hannibal. Mo-.
Monday morning Mr.. and Mrs. Mad
son expect to spend couple of
months visiting friends and relatives
at Hannibal They expect to return IN
the spring snd resume their positions
at the Natatorium.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Wallet and Mr..
Louis Wallet spent Thanksgiving with
the Mink family OF Dozier avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Ahart spent al
few days OF last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Newell of Dox;er avenue.
They also took THANKSGIVING dinner
with the Newell family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 7. s. Ward and chill
dren. Gertie and Fern. have gone to
Arkansas where they expect to spend
several weeks visiting friends and
relatives. Miss Burma, Claude and
Bruce are staying al the Ward resi-
dence on Rhodes avenue.
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The Four-Mile Literary Society or
sanIsed Saturday night. Nov. asth.
aud will have their nrst meeting and
program December 9th. The officers
chosen were Mr.. Dave McIntyrs.
president. Miss Vera willians. .vice
pxsaident; Miss Mabel Wilson. sscrc.
tsry. They expect % havs their
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Thanksgiving was pretty generally
observed over Lpcoin Park in the
way SSs family gatherings ond picnics.
The Fridinger family enjoyed their
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lucas and
children who have been spending
the Thanksgiving season at the home
of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Lucas. left for their home at St
John. Kansas. Tuesday. The Lucas
home was the scene of family re-
union on Thanksgiving day. where
children and grand children and rel
atives to the number of twenty gatn-
cred around the festive board which
insured an occasion Of rare enjoy
ment.
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AIS Questions and discussions.
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The Four-NIile Progressive club
met with Mrs. Benson Of Four-Mile
Friday. They expect to meet with
Mrs. W. NJ. Wilson of Four-Aiiie neat
week.
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annual turkey dime. at Grandma

annual turkey dinner at Grandma
Fosters.
VIM. Cuthbert's spent the day in
East Canon at the Gotten home.
The woodford and Bancroft rela-
tives enjoyed family dinner at B.
@. woodford's.
The family of H. C. Polhemus spent
Thanksgiving at the home of A. G..
Wright at Canon City.
Mrs. Tatum and children. with the
Hallam and .Schiappe families. helped
make up the family party at Fred
Reliing's, where they enjoyed a feast
OF turkey and other good things such
as Grandma Keeling and daughter
know how to prepare. ~
The sawhiIl and Gebhardt families.
including Fred Huling and Lloyd
Cone. drove to point near Penrose.
where they had agreed TO meet Glenn
Cebhardt and Ray Sawhill, as they
wheeled down forty-mile stretch
from Colorado Springs. The picnic
dinner was enjoyed. as well as the
ride home by moonlight The boys
returned to college in time for their
studies on Monday morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Woods are the
proud parents of baby girl which
was born to them about week ago
Mother and babe are doing nicely.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Edmundsou
spent sunday with the Mink family
of Dozier avenue. Mrs. Mink who re-
cesved an iniury on her right limb
some time ago is doing very nicely,
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Miss Constance Snyder has been
chosen teacher to teach the primary
grades in the Fruitmere school. Sew
eraI scholars for the chart class BE-
gan school the first of December.
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night 1t is hoped large crowd VIII
be out Saturday evening.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-11
WITH THE METHODISTS.

Sunday night there will be organized a
new Methodist church in Washington, at
Bruen Chapel, First and NJ streets south
east. The property was bought by the
Methodists from the Central Union Mis-
sion last May. Services have been con-
Quoted there by Rev. J. f. h Hone.
Formal organization will take place Sun
day evening. and the services Will be
conducted by Mr.. @. W. r. Swartzel.
president of the Methodist Union. and
the district superintendent, Dr. SumwaIt
DR.. J. W. r. Sumwalt. D. D.. was the
speaker at the afternoon theater meeting
Of the Syracuse Y. NJ. c. y. last Sun
day.
At the largely attended monthly sac
ramental service at Metropolitan Me-
mortal NJ. E. Church last Sunday morn
ing. seventeen persons united with the
church on probation and by letter.
Lincoln anniversary Will he observed
by Mckendree Sunday school. Sunday
morning. Hon. George W. Norris. member
of Congress from Nebraska, will address
the school at lois o'clock. Col. W. II.
Crook, will also speak. Special music will
be rendered by the Apollo Orchestra.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL VI. Z. CHURCH.
corner John Marshall place AID { =. nv. John
Rcd SiIgur0. minister 4 II a. IL. Les rs
from IIf,~rictl.U- in n, worlds morning. At :
u m. "SiArtraI l--S ~ 'r.m uur tavrL amid
Bible. Christian. and historic -.rmcs IN Rome
tiryer. ard ~ pt' fourth simon II s'rI.S'.
Sudiy SrunH lri Msrr'lsilryn I.Iblc C.S-. GO
Euurth Leazun. LENrlE Sunday. speaker. Hon.
]. '. GIJH. 6.iI
FOUNDRY NJ T. CHUECH 18th and Church yts
Ryv. W. K. W,,ld Is!hru. d. D.. pastor. 93
a. Il. Sunday sch1e!. Il a. m. s.rmuu ~ Rv.
J. ". l. SUmNalt Il. y. J., M. ErwrrJh
ISaGue. r. m. 'hautauIua NcSlCr service. with
addr,S by Rev. u. W. Howell d. d. Strangers
wccgu,
HAMLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
9Th and 7 ST.. NV.
Rev JoseTh NJ NJ. Gray minister.
go a. IN SE3dg, >.nurl.
II 20 rI:, H. The touch # Fewer l., RCr
u. W. H,wdI u. D.. secretary Of the
ChaIiaUuua is':tutinu."
$50 7. m. -ETworth League praise service.
sO0 p. n. -S,r1r,r "IaraNN!> and rover
All sittnGS fr". Strirgrr, welcome.
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LUTHERAN CHURCHES.

That the Lutheran denomination is a
great missionary church is shown by the
statistics just recently published in The
Lutheran Almanac and Year Book -
Throughout the world the Lutheran
Church has 90 foreign missionary soci-
eties or boards which are supporting mis-
sion stations in every part of the foreign
field. Number of central stations. 1.OSO:
out stations, 6.551 Number of ordained
missionaries, 1.5O1. European lay workers,
1881; deaconesses, 347; these are all in
the field. In addition there are many
thousands of native helpers Total con-
tributiOns for foreign mission for the
year, S,S72, so.
A Lincoln service will be held at eight
o'clock Sunday evening at the Luther
Place Memorial Church. Special music
of a patriotic character will be rendered
by the quartet choir. The pastor, Rev.
Lloyd c. Douglas, will deliver an address
on Lincoln. 1t is expected that many
veterans of the civil war. will be in at
tendance at the service.
The Mems Society of the ST Marks
Lutheran Church, Rev. ]. Luther Frantz,
pastor, will hold their second annual
banquet, in the Sunday school rooms of
the church next Friday evening, Febru-
airy Il.
Prominent ministers from Baltimore
and Washington will respond to toasts.
More than fifty men of the church came
together last year, and between IS and
100 are expected at the banquet this year.
St Marks has one of the most active
mems societies in the city.
The Sunday school work of the Luth-
eran Church of the Reformation, Penn
sylvania avenue and B street. southeast.
is developing with new life under the
superintendency of Raymond w. Pull
man. On Sunday morning, February 5.
Percy NJ. Hughes, assistant superinten-
dent OF public schools addressed the
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CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

The Rev. Herbert Vaughan. a graduate
of the Apostolic .IIssion House at Brook
land. Washington, is the first English
Catholic to come to the United States
to study the work of the FauliSt Fathers.
Returning home he has become the head
Of a Catholic missionary society Of Eng
land, which has just purchased and
moved into u mission house in a London
suburb. This was formerly an ariStO-
cratic familyS mansion. 1t is on the
lines Of the BrOokIand House. an rxten-
sion Of an American Catholic idea TO
England, to help TO convert England to
the Roman Catholic Church. The idea is
the training of missionaries. who serve.
not under superiors of orders. but under
diocesan bishops in the holding of mis-
sions and the establishing of new
churches. In ten years there has been
created in Washington, affiliated with
the Catholic University there, u training
school having u growing number of stu
dents. and property worth $1,000 The
English house has just opened.
Rev. John Handy. c. S. p. of the
Apostolic Mission House. will give a
course of sermons on Wednesday even
ings during Lent at the National Shrine
OF the Sacred Heart. Fourteenth street
and Park road, Mount Pleasant.
The condition of Sister NJ. Angelica.
mother superior of the Holy Cross Acad-
emy, continues TO improve, and it is
hoped that she will soon be able to
leave the hospital. Sister Angelica is
held in affeCtiOnate esteem by the stu
dents of the academy, as well as by Il
large number of friends among the
clergy and laity of Washington. and her
recovery is a source OF especial gratifi-
cation to all who enjoy her acquaintance.
The Holy Name Society of st. Martins
parish, of which Rev. Eugene a. Hannah
is spiritual director. will hold its month
ly meeting in St Martins Hall to-mor-
row night at Z O'Clock.
The sanctuary choir of St Aloysius'
Church will sing a Gregorian mass
Sunday at IL o'clock, and the proper ves-
pers of the day at 7.3O p. m. The boys of
the choir will alternate with the men in
chanting the psalms of vespers. The full.
beautiful tone of these boys has made the
musical service at this church most
inspiring one
A new setting of the anthem, Ave
Regina Coelorum," by the cholrmaster.
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TRINITY CHURCH. ID and SIS. NV. Rev kicn-
ard F. Williams rector. Services. 80, H. ann . .
Confirmation lecture at =. n. The r'ctr VIII
preach. All welcome.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. I'd st. near Washington
CrrIe. Rev Robert Talbot and Rev. George W
Atkinson CCrrI. 7-N Holy COmmunIon- ~
SUNDAY School ln nclGCk CriChratI"n and lnS'Th'
tion. II O'clock mathis and sermon by the rector.
o'clock choral e,crsong and sermon by the k''.
Cirrgc +. DudIey r,.trr If -. stephens ChUrrai
The seats are f9rc.
CHURCH or THE EPIPHANY. q st. b"tween
18th and 18th nv. Rsv. Randolph II. Mchnh
u. D.. rctnT. Services: and II a m. anu .
p m Sunday school. $50 a M. and p m.
ST. MARKS. 81 ana \ sts. Parochial Mission
conducted hv Rshor, WCodorck February y 10 l9
inclusive SUNDAY s..rvicr-: 80. II. for women
onlyi. and 5 Daily. except SATURDAY: !. H. J.
and s. Saturday. a. n. only.
CHRIST CHURCH. GcCrEctoHU. Rev. James H.
W Blake rector. 30 4 M. Holy IUmmuui' L.
90 a. IN sunday school. u a m. full Sr'lcr
ard sermon ny the rector. 5@A p m. cnnfrna-
tion IustuIrtipn. -. H.. cVCI!IG PRAYER ana -
cial music by the vested choir.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION Mn~s ave. and
l2th st. Rev. J. Hcnning Nems. rector.
Services: and II a m. i:l5 and p. m.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH. CIR. l4th and C"rroran
Sta Rev J. !. DimTn. rector: Rev. W. VI. Ie0lS.
n. d. cI-atc SERVICE: % Holy C'Hmrunl"n-
go. SUNDAY erlaol II. 'il.Ir- -rTlrH and SIT
mrH. :. ,Nrnin= 4rvir. "rd -. r7n"u The rector
~ rg.'r af ir.f .,t-
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR.

a conference OF individuals and organi-
cations interested in the missionary edu-
cation of young peOpl" will be held Mon
day at s o'clock at St Paul'S English
Lutheran Church. The purpose of the
conference is to arrange for the holding
of missionary institute in Washington
in March. Albert r.. Legg. Eastern field
secretary OF the Young Peoples Mission
airy Movement, with Headquarters at New
York. will present the plan he has de-
velOped for bringing a dcputation Of
speakers and teachers to this city for
the institute. All organizations engaged
operate by sending representatives. to
Mondays meeting.
At this weeks meeting of the Chris
tian EndeavOr Union, Mr.. d. c. Davis
was elected president of the union to
succeed Mr.. r. p. Gates, now in the field
as A Christian Endcavor secretary. MIR.
Horace NJ Gilman, formerly secretary of
the union. was made vice president to
take the place left vacant by Mr.. Davis.
Miss Virginia l.. RAYMOND was chosen
secretary and Miss Ruth DE Lawder as
sistant secretary. The appointment Of
Mr.. 2. +. Drury as superintendent of the
intermediate department was confirmed
by the union. The new officers entered
at once upon their duties.
At Gunton-Temple Memorial Presbyte-
rian Church last Sunday evening the
hour of the evening service was given
over to a joint meeting of the EndeavOr
Society and the congregation. Reports
We're given by the president of the society
as we'll as by other officers. including
the superintendent of the Junior society.
An Endeavor chorus furnished special
music and Rev. c. Z. Granger delivered
an appropriate address.
The Vermont Avenue Christian Society
will hold its February business meeting
on Tuesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. D. L. Winchester. The two
mission study classes of this society COM
pleted this week courses In The why
and how of foreign missions" and The
mission station at BOlenge, Africa"
lexington Presbyterian Endeavorers
had charge of the evening church service
Sunday evening. Addresses were made
by Miles NJ. Shand on why l believe
in Christian Endeavor," Mr.. Horace M.
Gilman on What c. f. stands for" and
Miss Celestine B. Hodges on Lexington
c. f" A violin solo by Miss Judith
Clements and a vocal solo by Mrs. Arthur
Elliott furnished agreeable musical por-
tions of the programme. The church was
tastefully decorated with Christian En-
deavor flags and the entire service was
full of interest.
i First Baptist Society will hear an ad-
dress next Sunday evening on Com
rades of the quiet hour" by Mr.. H. II.
Chown. On Wednesday evening the So
Continued ON Page 8, Column 3.
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PRESBYTERIAN.

Connecticut ave. and 18th StS
CHarc, Wo.d minister
StrIar- Bread. assistant minister.
Harry Rarcmore Angus. minister Of Peek Chapel
u a. m.-PreachinS by tn" Iastor.
Musical service led by church quartet. frr $50 to
r'clu.k
1 p m.-Prcachir- ty tho pastor: subject. The
life and tax, 4 NJ s's-Thc character
5 ?. n. Preaching hy H." rSst'r: subject. Life
-S,'ns frln anat raiarIrG Tee r,s'Ir-
rrcrinn Rrrur n,~ Eternal lf'.
Musical scryIor firm 20 to o'ch.k. ltd ly the
chorus f ln. N,ural Training S,hool.
Miss B,ntl-.. drr,ctor assisted ny Mr.
Philip \. Ha'r. tenor.
Sunday school at'9HJ 4. IN.
Christian End,avOr meC'lGG AZ 6:i5 J..
Thursday eTCrliug at : midveck service.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Y Y. ave-. and 18th 81
nr. Wallace Radcliffe. Pa>t,r.
II N A. n. The Lu'01lr Isw.
rs =. m A translated Bih, the word # cd 10
Music Id hy .lu1rtr' choir.
81 n n. BIhic school
9:i5 a m.-Adul. classes
6:i5 p. m.-Chris;ian Eudoavor Society.
FTRST-The Strangers Sabbath Home-John Mar
a ID. First ont',ry drhnitiOn If the religion "f
the twentieth century need. 7:i5 Full
rcs1 # ~ for !ou :. ). 2 % d. Ii. {. f.. SIS
y. II. All ", It.
CENTRAL SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY,. corner ID
Trrar= INK at Il d ~. b, Dr. \. ". Pitzcr and al
10 D. m. by the Iastur Sunday school. 80 a
m. {. T.. $50 J.. N. Pr2yCr service Thursdss,
T.0 n m Visitors welcome
The Washington herald., 1911-02-11

modern instrument to replace the one
which the church has now. and which it
is claimed is far from satisfactory, both
in its resources and in its construction.
1t is also said that its pitch IS too high
for choir accompaniment. and that it is
otherwise out of date and unworthy OF
the church.
There is to be rally at Epiphany
Chapel. of which Rev. Patrick Murphy
is vicar, of all the boys brigades of the
District at the evening service on Feb
ruary 70 at O'Clock. The hrigades will
appear in full uniform. And they will be
addressed by Rev. Or R H. McKim
rector of Epiphany Church. Company-C,
OF the Cadet Corps. will give an enter
taInment on Monday evening, February
q, at the chapel house.
On Tuesdays in Lent, at s p m. there
will be given series OF lectures under
the auspices of the Churchman'S League
or Problems of the present hour at
St Johns Church. Sixteenth and II
streets. The following speakers have
been secured for the topics assigned
them:
March 7-''Church unity" by the Bishop
of East Carolina, Right Rev. Robert
-IIdHSt, -. -
March 4-"Thc churrh's message to
the rich and poor" by Rev DR.. Floyd
w. TOmpkins. rector of Holy Trinity
Church. Philadelphia
March 2l-"The call to service in the
kingdom of God" by the president OF
the board of missions, Right Rev Ar
thur :. Lloyd. D. n.
March 2S-"PersOnal devotion TO Christ
as well as corporate religion. a para
i. ~
man Green. n. D., Bishop COadjutor-
elect OF Virginia.
April +-"Thc Christian home the bull
wark OF the republic" by Rev Dr.
George McC. Fiske. rector of St Steph-
ems parish, Providence, +. I.
At Boulder Colo. the church has one
OF those unrivaled opportunities which
our State university towns afford Rev.
Thomas Costello johnson. representing
the Bishop of Colorado, has been in the
city this week with view TO interesting
some OF the clergy and laitv in the work
which he is trying to do. nut cannot do
to the best advantage without assistance.
Bishop WOOdcock. Bishop of Kentucky.
begins a mission O-morrow morning in
St. Marks Church. Capitol Hfll There
will be celebration of holy communion
81 a. n. and at II o'clock service and
mission sermons by the bishop. For the
renair der of the week there will he
several services daily. with sermons.
meditations. and addresses Of every kind
by the mission preacher.
Rev. J. Henning NeIms has been invited
to deliver the annual address to the Vir-
sinia HuCuenots Society in Monumental
Church. Richmond, Va. on March }. Mr..
NeIms has accepted the invitation.
The Columbia Heights Citizens Associa-
tiOn decided At its last meeting. held
Tuesday of this week, TO hold its future
meetings in the Parish Hall Of st. Stcph-
ems Church. Columbia road and Irving
street. Rev. G. +. Dudley is the rector
of St Stephens.
On Monday evening next at s o'clock
Rev Or. Frederick Thompson. of Union
town. Ky. will address the junior and
senior brotherhood Of St Andrew on
THE call to the ministry" at the
Church of the Ascension.
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teachers and officers on the lesson Of the
day On Sunday February u, Mr.. Percy
S. Foster will be the special visitor and
will remain with the school throughout
the morning session. The children of the
church. under the leadership of Mrs.
Margaret Sutherland. will give a recital
in the church on Friday evening,
February II. \ special feature will he
"A Trip to Europe" \ large number Of
children will assist. and the event pro-
misses TO be unusually interesting.
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CONGREGATIONAL NE WS.

The series of Sunday morning sermons
hy Dr. s. H. Woodrow. of the First Con-
gregatiOnal Church on the 'Iieadship of
Jesus continues and this week the theme
VIII he Jesus and Roman power"
Clothes" will he the theme for the sun
dav evening sermon at o'clock.
At the Mount Pleasant Congregational
Church. Sunday evening at o'clock. the
Rev. Frank Goodwin will speak on 'Th"
sin OF the imagination being the
eleventh in tho series on The religion Of
the average man"
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in earnest Last Sunday the attendance
at Grace was 36S, and at Emmanuel 341.
Grace at present has the third largest
Baptist Sunday school in the city. and
the present contest will decide whether
they retain it or give way to Emmanuel
Who lie-Washington women or men,"
will be discussed Sunday night by Rev.
f. Hez Swem. pastor of Capital Baptist
Church. meeting in Typographical Temple
423 G street northwest.
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BAPTIST.

CHRIST PARTIALLY KNOWN CONTRAST
cd aims subjects Tcmplr Baptist Church. 18th
and y sts Dr. J. J. Mmrr. pastor. ScrTi",s. Il
a. and 7:iJ =. N. Bible school, go a N
{. T.. :. N.
T. HTZ SVEN EXPLAINS: WHO LIE WASH
inStuu Women or Men, SUNDAY night 5 &C.
f.saciug. Il q. m. subje~t: 'IuVr's,-S.' CaPl-
al Rartist CLurh. TLt.l. TsInnle. 3 q =. NV.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. enrnG
10th and G stR nv. Rev. Samuel II. WOodrvW
ID. D. pastor: Rev. S. r. Swift, assistant pastor.
II a m. public worship. with sermon BY the pas
tor; subject. Jesus and Roman power. NuSo
day school. SIS p m. Y. +. s G. f p M.
evening service, win b the pastor; subject.
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Ii THEIR IAN.

LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL. Thomas cir,:r.
Lloyd &. DouElaE. pastor. rmrI theme u
O'Clock. Il The hidden man Il thrSAks1.' E,eniug
a Lincoln scViCr. Patriotic mIlsir and ad,!rJs, by
the Iastcr. Free seaL>. Strangers ordialy wei
CTmcd
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Mr. Glenn W. Ashley. will be sung for
the first timo Sunday night
Applications from Catholic boys and
men for membership in ST \ OySius'
sanctuary choir Will he acceptable to the
chOirmastPr. They should be addressed
t" Mr.. Glenn W. Ashley, 10 l street,
northwest
The programme at high mass to-mor-
row will be as follows:
IrOr@sinnal. ''Saricur RIesseyi Saviour Smart
lutrnit, gradual ofcrtury and communion. .Tozcr
kyTC. Gloria. Crtlo. t;resnrau
Sanctus. Bcredictus. Arnus Ir ............ Dumout
ofertHFy MOtct. lAdOramus Tc. ChrIStel ... DUBOIS
Rcc'ssslonal. To Christ. the Prince Of Pcao,."
The sermon at the high mass will he
preached by Rev. Augustus j. Duarte,
5. j.. and at compline, by Rev. John B.
Pittar. S. ].
The Aloysius Dramatic Association,
under the direction OF Mr.. J. F. Luitich,
gave two splendid performances Of II. ].
Byron's comedy. Our Boys" on Tues
day and Wednesday evenings. in Con
zaga Hall. A cast of exceptional merit
presented the play with a smOOthness Of
action equal to that of many of the best
professional companies, and delighted
audiences which filed the hall. The play
was magniticently mounted. through the
kindness OF the distinguished actor,
Charles b. Hanford- The excellence of
the performances. and the systematic
handling Of the stage business reflect
great credit upon MIR. Luitich, the direc-
tor OF the association.
The entertainment committee OF the
Aloysius club will present a minstrel
show IN the near future. Mr.. Richard
NJ. Powers will manage the comedy fea-
lures. while the musical arrangements
will be directed by NJ. Glenn w. Ashley.
Evangelist Compton to Speak.
The Gospel Mission. 12:3O Pennsylvania
avenue is to be favored with the pres
ence of Evangelist Compton, of Cincin-
natl and AshevilIe. on Saturday and Sum-
day nights.
Mr.. Compton Is a man of great spir-
itual power and an eloquent and forceful
preacher of the Gospel.
A splendid musical programme has been
prepared for both evenings, including a
male trio by Messrs- Evans, Gordon. and
Wyatt. The public is specially invited to
these services.