The Washington herald., 1912-04-27
OrrHhutrrial

Dr. A. H. Gray. OF Glasgow, Scotland,
will preach at the morning service sun
day in the First Presbyterian Church.
Dr. Gray came TO America az the inyI-
tation OF Harvard University to preach. a
| series OF sermons He was one OF the
speakers at the Conservation Congress or
the Men and Religion Forward Movement
Just closed IN New YORK. he is one or
the leading ministers or Great britain.
In the evening the service Will be
illustrated. The second in the series OF
lectures on THE Great Characters and
Dramatic Incidents or the Old Testa-
ment," subject, The Patriarchs."
Sunday at the Church OF the Covenant.
at the IL and o'clock services, Dr.
Wood will preach. Dr. A. II. Gray. OF
Glasgow. Scotland. Will preach at the
4 o'clock afternoon service. The 5:U
o'clock musical service, led by the double
quartet, Will include: Anthem. Hear. U
LORD (Watson): solo, Come Unto Ne"
CHawley). Mr.. Moore; anthem. II VIII
Extol Thee" Murray.
The 7:30 o'clock musical service led by
the noted choir under the direction OF
Otto T. Simon. will include choruses from
Mendelssohn and Haydn. 'Baal, We
Cry to Thee" Elijah ~ -lMendelssohn):
The Watching over Israel 'EliJah"
(Mendelssohn); "As the Hart Pants"
forty-second Psalm CMendelssohn); Tine
Heavens Are Telling Creation"
CHaydn).
A younger boys Bible class was Or
ganized as a part OF the Eastern Pres
byterian Sunday school Thursday even
Ing. with Mr.. Harold Davis as the
teacher. The following officers were
elected: President, Earl Henry; vice
president, William Myers; secretary.
Louis Thomas; treasurer. Harry Patter-
son. and sergesnt-at-arms. Edwin Sar-
geant. The boys will go on a tramp to
the zoo next week with their teacher.
A number of the older boys of the
Eastern Presbyterian Sunday school were
out for preliminary baseball practice
during the past week. 1t is believed a
strong team win be secured In this
school.
A carefully prepared musical service
will be a pleasing feature at the East
ern Presbyterian Church Sunday even
ing The following anthems will be rem
dered: The Radiant Morn." by Wood
ward: ''Tarry with Me-" by Baldwin.
and Saviour When Night" by Shelley.
Miss Gertrude Trov will contribute as a
soprano solo. "A Gloria" by Buzzi and
an alto solo. The Day Is Ended" by
Barker, will. be given. The following
viii paruclpale. MISS Geftrude TrOW,
Mrs. P. ]. Marshall. and Mrs. Edwin
Callow. sopranos; Mrs. Jesse Kester,
Miss Myrtle Painter. and Miss Grace
Houchen, altos: Mr.. Truman Burchard
and Mr.. David A. Hart, tenors, and
Mr.. Edwin Callow and Mr.. Jesse Kester,
bassos- Miss Nellie Sacrey will preside
as usual at the organ.
Word has been received that the Rev.
Charles Lewis Neibel. former pastor of
the Eastern Presbyterian Church, was
installed as pastor OF the Mount Auburn
Presbyterian Church at Cincinnati, Ohio, |
Thursday evening, April 8.
DIR. A Herbert Gray, OF Glasgow. Scot
land, who is preaching IN washington
tomorrow. was one OF the most force
full and convincing Of the platform speak |
ers In the Men and Religion Conserva-
tion Congress.
Washington Presbytery will meet for
the purpose OF ordaining and installing
Rev. Charles A. Thompson as pastor OF
the Paramount Heights Church Ccolo-edJ |
on next Wednesday night. Fairmount is |
one OF the two colored Presbyterian |
churches IN the city.
The monthly musical Interpretation in |
New York Avenue Church will be given |
on Sunday evening and will be a study |
OF Won Weber's Mass in G." The num-
bers TO be given are II VIII Call Upon |
the Lord" Praise the Lord in the |
Highest" Nations Shall Do Him Hon
or" blessed Is He that Cometh IN the |
Name of the Lord" and SHOW Thy Fa-
vor to Thy People"