Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-02

morrow night in the Capital Baptist
Church, Typographical Temple, but he
joins in union service in the First Bap-
list Church. 18th and o streets northwest,
and baptizes number of persons after
the sermon by the pastor. Rev. W. W.
McMasters.
The pastor Of Foundry Methodist Eds-
copal Church hey. DIR. w. r. Wedder-
spoon, has returned from a brief vacation
at the seaside, and will occupy his pulpit
tomorrow as usual. In the morning the
theme will be THE Kings Jewels" fol-
lowed by the administration of the sacra-
ment OF the Lords supper. For the even
ing service the subject will be The Trag-
edy Of the Careless Man.
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Evangelist Thomas Harrison will con-
duct a revival service at Gorsuch Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. ~. and 7, streets
Ice will begin at 7:3O o'clock. and one of
the features will be the song service. at
which Old-fashiOned Methodist HYMNS will
be sung. All are cordially invited to at
tend
The $40 o'clock musical service at the
Church of the Covenant tomorrow will be
led by the double quartet. It will in
clude: Anthem, "Hark Hark. NV Soul -
Shelley; anthem, Though Faint, Yet
Pursuing, koSchat, and anthem, Mag
nifeat in CT Marks.
L. Simon, director; Harvey Murray, or
ganist: Mrs. Donald b. Macleod. So
prano; lie Roy Slider, tenor, will render
choruses from "The Daughter of Jairus. {"
by Stainer. Soloist Henri vsrillat, bari
tone, of Paris will also sing
A large class Of children will make
fret ,rSo
mass in Holy Name Catholic Church to-
morrow. Fortyhours' devotion will begin
at the 1890 O'clock mass The procession
OF the blessed sacrament will take place
after the mass. after which the male
choir will chant the Litany of the Saints.
At 1880 o'clock in the evening Stern's
'Vespers" will be rendered by the male
choir under the direction Of Mr. James
Duncan and Mrs. Charles Hughes. or
ganist. The children who make their
nrst communion in the morning will re-
new their baptisimal promises. after
! which benedictior will be given.
The Reformation Period in MANY
Lands" is the general subject for a series
OF sunday evening sermons which Rev.
Dr. Samuel II Woodrow has inaugurated
In the First Congregational Church.
His special subject for tomorrow even
ing will be The Reformation in Spain. !
Other dates and subjects follow:
March TO- The Reformation in Ger
many; March II, The Reformation in
England: March "a. The Reformation
lin France; March 81. 1.-The Reformation
tin Switzerland: April IA. THE Re-
formation In Netherlands: April u,
Fruits of the Reformation" An Easter
cantata will be given on April =
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! President Wilbur p. Thirk!eld of How.
| ard University addressed the Pittsburgh
| preachers meeting last week on The
Personality and Message Of the Preach
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| Evangelist Gypsy Smith will speak
in Carnegie Hall. New York city, April
=. at the rally with which the evange.
| listic committee Of New York city begins
| it's seasons work.
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Chaplain George l.. T. Stevenson Of the
| battieship Virginia. and brother Of Rev
| Hugh T. Stevenson of Bethany Baptis,
Church, addressed the New York preach.
!. crs meeting last week on Missions as
/ Seen the Cruise Of the Battlesl1iE
Fleet Around the World"