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~ PARLOR meeting in the interest
VI Of the summer conference at North
~ field, Mass, will be held at the
apartment of Miss Sheldon Jackson in
the Concord March IL at II o'clock The
Mortified conference is in the interest
Of mission study work under the Council
Of Women for Home Missions, which is
composed of women from all denomina-
tions.
Miss Cameron of New York, field sec
rotary of the Presbyterian board, will
be the principal speaker, and short talks
on various phases of the Mortified work
will be made by Mrs. Baker of the Bap-
fist Church, a member Of the council,
and by Miss Elizabeth Pierce of the
Methodist Church. Mrs. d. e. Wiber and
others.
During the Lenten season special devo-
tons will be observed at st. Patrick's
Church. Mgr. William r. Russell will
preach each Sunday evening at 1880
o'clock. Rev. James A. Smyth will preach
every Wednesday evening at the same
hour. The sermon for tomorrow night
will be on Jesus, the Good Shepherd"
DR.. Montgomery will speak at the Met
ropolitan Memorial Methodist Church to-
morrow morning on Some Modern
Types of Men Gone Wrong" In the
evening DIR. Montgomery will treat some
local conditions of Washington. He an
| nounces for his subject, what a CITY
Owes Its Citizens.
At Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow morning at IL o'clock, the pas
tor, Rev. Joseph NJ. NJ. Gray, will preach
on the theme. Christ at the Cross Roads. y
In the evening at the s. O'Clock service
the pulpit Will be occupied by Rev, w. !.
i Meeks OF Midland, Md. Owing to the en-
| "a .-ens OF me pastor in the community
extension work Of the men and religion
| forward movement he goes to Martins
burg. w. Va, tomorrow afternoon to adj
! dress mass meeting of men in the even
/ ing. Until Wednesday evening he will be
engage In conference and institute work
at Martinsburg and Frostburg, Nd
/ Wednesday evening at o'clock, in the
lecture room of the church, the men OF
Hamline will gather for their echo meet
ing of the eight-day campaign of the men
| and religion forward movement Chair
! men of the six committees will submit,
| reports on the results of their attendance
| upon the conferences on special work tc
| which they were assigned. Time will be
| given ali lot general discussion and later
recommendations looking toward the fuller
| organization of the men in the work will
| be presented fof adoption. Good music
and singing will be furnished throughout
| the meeting, and buffet lunch Will be
| served at the close.
Under the auspices Of the Mems Broth
erhood Of the First United PRESBYTERIAN
Church of Petworth and the leadership Of
| the pastor, Rev. ]. Alvin Campbell, serv.
ices following up the recently closed
eight-day campaign of the men and re.
ligion forward movement will be held in
the church next week from Tuesday t.
Friday evenings. Rev. Paul Calhoun OF
the Frankfort Church OF Philadelphia viii
deliver a sermon each evening. Mr. Cal
houn Is regarded as one of the mos
promising young clergymen of the Quake,
city.
Mrs. M. E. Harlan, national correspond.
ing secretary of the Christian woman's
board of missions Disciples of Christi
whose headquarters are located in the
Missionary Training School. at Indian.
Iapolis. Ind, will speak at the Ninth Street
IChristian Church, 9th and ID streets
northeast, Monday evening. February
I26 at 7:45 pm. Auxiliary members and
friends are especially invited.