Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-02-10

vine. Following this address former
District Commissioner Henry B. f. Mac
farland. first vice chairman of the eXecu-
tive committee, will be presented. Mr.
mcfarland will introduce Mr. Almy. Will
liam X. Cooper, second vice chairman OF
the executive committee, will announce
the events scheduled for the succeeding
week. The musical program will be I'M
der the direction of Percy s. Foster.
Both Prof Devine and Mr.. Amy possess
national regulations as speakers, and to-
morrow's meeting, it is expected. will at
tact a large crowd. Prof. Devine is an
author Of note, and an experienced prac-
teal and social worker. Mr.. Almy is
secretary of the Charities Organization
Society of Buffalo, and has been chair
man of the social service committee of
that city.
Other Services for Tomorrow.
The other events scheduled for tomor-
row include a rally for men and boys to
be held in all the Sunday schools. be-
ginning at $50 am; regular services at
all the churches, commencing at II am,
and an older boys crusade rally. for
boys between sixteen and twenty years
DID, to be held in the assembly hall OF
the Y NJ. c. A. building. Lyman l..
Pierce head of the team of religious ex-
perts to be in charge of the campaign,
will address this rally.
During the week the mission aspect OF
the men and religion forward movement
will be taken up in the institutes ana
at the convention-the latter to be held
Tuesday and Wednesday-by Lyman l..
Pierce and DR.. Arthur J. Brown. Mr.
Pierce is well known In Washington, hav-
ing been for many years general secre-
tary of the Washington Young Mems
Christian Association 1t was largely due
to his efforts that the present Association
building was erected. He has in recent
t., nrin ont
investigating and directing mission work.
For two years he was with the laymen S
missionary movement. His present posi-
ton is general secretary of the Pits
burgh Pa.) Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION DR.. Brown is secretary OF
the foreign mission board of the Presby-
terrain Church, with headquarters in New
York city. The institutes on missions Will
be held in Epiphany parish house.
The institute on church advertising and
publicity will be conducted by Eugene NJ.
Camp, president Of the Church News As
ISOLATION of New York. and Allan ID.
Sutherland, religious editor of the Phila-
delphia North American. These Institutes
will be held in the First Congregational
Church Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week
Epiphana parish house will be practi-
caIIy given over to the work of the men
| and religion forward movement for the
| week. In addition to the Institutes to be
| held there, the results of the investlga-
| lions of the social service committee OF
| the movement will be placed on exhibit
| ton there week days during the cam
paign. Sixty standard charts showing the
| work of the religious and charitable or
PLANTATIONS of the District, and the forces
| and conditions under which they work,
| make up part of this exhibit Questions
of interest to every Washingtonian have
| been taken up by the committee In its
| investigations, and the conclusions II
has reached in regard to the liquor
| traffic cost of living and various other
| city problems will, it is believed, be of
| vital interest.
Program at Colored Churches.
The program to be rendered during
the week at colored churches. as an
| nounced today by the executive COM
mittee, is as follows:
February 11-Mass meeting for men
at Metropolitan A. NJ. E. Church. NJ
street, address by Bishop J. Albert
Johnson.
| February 13-Meetings will be held
at Lincoln Temple, First Baptist, St
Paul A. NJ E. and Ebenezer NJ. E.
February plymouth Congrega-
tional, Third Baptist, Metropolitan c.
NJ. E., Mt Jezreel Baptist Church.
| February 15-Mt. %ion M. E., Church
of Our Redeemer, Mt. Moriah Baptist
| Brown Memorial A. NJ. E.
! February 16-Union Wesley Zion
Galbraith A. NJ. E. Zion, Fifteenth
| Street Presbyterian, Metropolitan Zion
| February 18-Great mems mass meet
| ing, Zion Baptist Church.