The Washington times., 1912-12-22

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church buildings In the city.
On the first Sunday In January. which
10 the nrst Sunday after Christmas.
Canon Do vries will preach At the II
o'clock service In ct. Marks Church.
DR.. De vries has not been wiling to
visit his old parish until . year had ex-
pired from the time Of his resignation.
The organist Of st. Johns Church.
A. H. Freeman. will give . recital
In Epiphany Church on sunday evening.
December %. at g.
st. Thomas Church was dedicated this
morning ut 1880 o'clock by the Bishop.
Tho RI. Rev. Frederick Courtney. D. D..
formerly Lord Bishop Of Nova Scotia.
preached tho sermon. The Rev. O.
o'clock service at 81. Johns Church
next Sunday, the x2nd.
fhe Ladies' Aid Society Of the All
Souls Mission ne:ted Siso from their
to be used for the debt on the ground.
| The Rev. DR.. J. Mcbride Sterrett. priest
n charge, and Mrs. sterrett have re-.
turned from q visit TO their son. the
rector Of St. Paui's Church. Columbus,
While wishing him 0odspeed in his
new field Of labor. the many friends of
the Rev. Edward 8. Hale. assistant min.
ot .sve se Of ssss. hs s
where he has made many warm friends.
Mr.. Hale has accepted . call to 81.
David's Church. ,Philadelphia. His first
Tns sss x K S1 %uspsy GS,:'%s: %So ps
appointed city missionary by the
bishop early In the summer and who is
priest In charge OF st. Michael and All
I estins and helpful work in this city.
| On the fourth Sunday Of each month,
At o'clock. he holds a service In the
Jsil with splendid congregations, In.
Ths music is furnished by sOiists from
the different churches.
During the week he visits the jail and
secures employment; where possible. for
cafes With their 'iSiil:e' iSiend;:. etc. a"T% Two
ladies, whom he has interested, form .
COMMITTEES which supplies the women in
the jail with literature. Working with
society Of ladies, who raise money Tor
clothing. fruit, flowers and other com.
forts for the needy In the hospitals and
eisewhere. They have placed vases In
each Sunday these are iilied with
washington BARRACKS every Tuesday
evening. assisted by the ladies Of the
| Army and Navy League.
Mr.: Murphy will be very glad to be
notihed Of any case Of distress.
The Church Of the Good Shepherd
On Wednesday night. the Mems Club
Of the Church Of the Good Shepherd.
Sixth and streets northeast, gave the
trst Of a series Of smokers to the meii
Of the parish and their friends. ut which
over iifty men were present. The
speaker Of the evening was the Rev. J.
| HenninR Nelms, Of the Church Of the
1 ~ a Nnr ~.
Ing talk ON The Southern Negro Past
and Present II WAS a clear and force
full presentation Of q most difficult sub
Ject handled In popular style.
/ The Mems Club IL one Of 4 series OF
clubs BY which the men apd boys Of
the church are bound together into a
strong working unit. Three VI the
members OF. Of The he Msns ssn % Club form form. an ad.
Of the parish and one or two OF the
Young Mems Club also members
Of. the Mems Club. The same relation
h cir s1i' sna The scss chs s foua 70 Ms
organization has definite interest in
At the monthly meeting OF the Won.
cSaIsh Anxs q" the sss %Sssss on sS
.sodaeea s "e Mrs Rs'sa Maekay.sm,ss Hss % as the he
newly appointed second vice presiden,
10 MI the unexp!red term Of Mrs. Bra.
has returned to make her home In
Washington and is heartily welcomed
as an officer of the diocese.
| a letter was read from Deaconess
Ing that these parochial auxiliar es were
| endeavoring to send her a sum suffi-
cient to add q Chinese trained nurse to
the stan Of the training school In Han.
kow.
Il An elaborate Christmas Choral
Service will be held this even
ing at s o'clock in Hamline Method.
list Episcopal Church. Ninth and 1
streets northwest. TIL, music will
be given by q chorus. consisting oi
the regular church quartet. assisted
BY a number OF additional singers.
The prSEr19m aH1,n,,ds, is as M doHSws: Trsar Tsy
West; t"'s; Quartet, tue "ASsel. " ''ta; rom TIC
Realms OF Glory." Shelley: bass solo
Jesus: Name Of Wondrous Love-
BHilard. by EiijSh Kinsella: chorus
Coombs; quartet. The Message OF
Mundell on the violin: chorus. 20
Moly Might" Adams soprsnc sol"
Mrs Edith Bayiy: chorus. 'Glory "a
The Midnight Clear" scott; chorus
"ChriStmaS. Sheuey, ana D0Stluoe
Christmas" Best.
The personnel Of the chorus will te
sayly. Mrs: Johnson, Mrs. j: ii
Brooks. and Miss Myra McCathran
altoes-Mlss Marguerite Depue. Mrs
II Nellie Jenkins. Mrs. a. u. Ludwig
and Miss Mabel Witherall: tenors-
George V. Blakcncy and MIR. Lawson
basscs--Elijah Kinsella, Gait Bowen
and H. II. Ludwig. The organist will
nc Miss Edith Athey.
The Eprworth League will hold a
Christmas service at o'clock this
evening. Il. s. Brashcars super
tntendent OF the Sunday school. VIII
be the speaker. His subject will he
"Personaiity. Fully Itevealed. the
Highest Expression Of Truth"
Mt Pleasant Congregational Church
Christmas sic-Morn.ng-Organ pre-
Iude, March OF the Magi," Dubois
anthem. .'sing. o Heaven" Tours: tenor
sole. "Hallelujah, Christ IL Born"
Bischoff: anthem. Sing. o Sing. This
Blessed Morn." Rogers; organ postluh.,
Reccssional from "The Star OF Bcthle-
hem." Harkcr. Even:ng-t1rRan prelude
"CantiIcne Pastorale," G,iimant an.
them. Nazareth" Gounod; anthem
"silen, Night" GGunod: anthem. "rcs.
"FeRtival March" Clark Churc n