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Presbyterian.

Rev. DR.. Thomas C. Clark preached the
sermon at the installation OF the Rev.
Alfred z. Barrows as pastor Of the East
ern Presbyterian Church last Tuesday
evening. The services were held at the
Eastern Church. Rev. Paul r. Hickok
delivered the charge to the pastor and
Rev. DR.. Charles Wood gave the charge
to the people. Both outlined the duties
and possibilities within the hands OF the
pastor and the congregation.
Rev. Mr.. Hickok declared that the great
mass of influence which Rev. Barrows
could exert would be through personal
influence distributed through the week
days. You are an Official" he said, but
most OF all you are a friend" He said
that a pastor should emulate his teach
ings by the life he led. His life, assert
ed the speaker, would be more promi-
nent than his teachings.
The announcements OF the action OF
the presbytery in approving the choice
OF Rev. Barrows as pastor of the church
and the propounding OF the constttu-
tional questions were conducted by Rev
James T. Marshall, the moderator. Rev.
James NJ Nourse read the Scripture
lesson. The installation prayer was Of
fered by Rev. DR.. George NJ. Cummings.
Rev DR.. z. Davis gave the invocation
and the newly installed pastor. Rev. Bar
rows, pronounced the DenedlCtlOn.
Rev E. G. Eggert, OF Harrington, Del
has accepted a call to the pastorate OF
the Chesapeake City, Nd, Presbyterian
Church.
Rev. James Kelley Argo. who recently
closed his pastorate in the Old First
Church of the Washington City Presby-
terry at Hyattsville, has received calls 10
two churches in Western Pennsylvania.
Mr. Argo will visit the churches during
the holidays and take the calls under
consideration.
The Hyattsville Church is still vacant.
HyattsviIle being an attractive suburb
OF Washington makes it an attractive
field OF labor and there will be many
applicants for the church. This Is really
the oldest Presbyterian church in Amer
lea, and dates its beginning back TO the
ministry of Rev. Matthew Hill, who be-
gan his work down on the PatuXent
River in the year 1865. This church has
the oldest communion service in the
Presbyterian church in America, and was
donated by Queen Anne in the year 1907.
Since Mr.. Argo became pastor this old
service has been supplanted by the indi-
vidual cups. This ancient communion
service will soon be placed as a loan
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at $50 D. m. It had q very full pro-
gramme, no less than four different SUD
tects being dealt with. !. The Holy
Nativity and Its Practical Lessons for
Children" by the Rev. Herbert Scott
Smith. d. D.. rector Of st. Margaret
Parish. 2. Sunday School Music. by
Rev. Canon Dudley rector OF 81
Stephens Parish. g. REPORT Of the
Sunday School Workers Conference for
Montgomery County, by Mr.. w B,
Dent. Chapel Of the Redeemer. Glen
Echo. THE Sunday School Advent
Offering" by Venerable Archdeacon VIII
Jams.
The usual Epiphanytide missionary
rallies will be held at the Church OF the
Epiphany, st. Marks Church, and
Christ's Church, Georgetown Sunday
January L.
Rev. Canon Nelms, d. D., who has
been quite sick the last few days, is now
sufficiently recovered to conduct the
usual services and preach next Sunday.
At p. m. tomorrow the cantata, '"The
Story of Bethlehem" by John z. West.
viii be sung at the Bethlehem Chapel
of the Nativity.
On Christmas Eve there will be mid
night celebration OF the Holy Com
munion in the chapel. In connection with
this service II has been arranged that
special cars leave Mount St Adams Tor
the city at 12:4o and 1:10 a m.
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Roman Catholic.

His eminence, Cardinal Gibbons, will
administer confirmation at st. DOminic's
Catholic Church, Sixth and ( Streets
Southwest, tomorrow morning at the II
o'clock mass. A class consisting of over
100 children and a large number of adults
will receive this rite at the hands of
his eminence. The pastor Rev. ]. r.
Meagher, o. P, and priests from the
Dominican House of Studies will assist
in the exercises. Father Meagher, who
has been i'll during the past three months
has recently returned from a trip in the
South, where he spent few days in
regaining his strength.
At II o'clock on Sunday Mgr. William
t. Russell will celebrate solemn high
mass In st. Patrick's Church, assisted
by priests from Holy Cross College.
Brookland. D. C, as deacon and sub
deacon. Rev. William ]. Carroll Will
preach the sermon. Following the mass
tho congregation will sing the hymn,
Holy God, We Praise Thy Name"
The mixed choir will sing vespers at
D. m. on Sunday afternoon. The meeting
of the League of the Good Shepherd will
take place at 7:sO p. m. AS usual, Mgr.
Russell, the director Of the league will
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Baptist.

Does Christmas Cheer or Tire Wash
ington Folksss'' is Pastor Z. Hez Sven $
subject for Sunday night, at S o'clock. at
the Centennial Baptist Church, Eighth
and I Streets Northeast The II a. m.
subject is, "A Wondrous Oneness"
Rev. John Lake, OF Canton, China, will
tell OF the 'Old China y nd the New at
Fifth Baptist Church sunday morning.
DR.. Lake was formerly in Y. NJ. c. A.
work. and later took a course in the Rap-
fist Theological Seminary, at Louisville.
For the past seven years he has been
in China, and has recently witnessed the
wonderful transformation taking place In
that ancient country.
The choir OF forty voices will sing at
the II o'clock morning service the follow
ing anthems: And the Glory Of the
Lord" from the Messiah" Gloria in
Excelsis." from Gounod's ''Messe Solon-
elle;" Praise Ye the Lord Randeggar).
and "Hallelujah," from the Messiah"
! Sunday evening there will be at Fifth
Baptist Church a most unique Christmas
service OF Sermon. Song. and Story"
with musical settings based on The
Shepherds Story" adapted from THE
Cross Triumphant" by Florence Morse
Kingsley, with music by Grant. Colfax,
fuller, and Meredith. Mr. William ].
Palmer will be in charge of a large Choir
us choir, which will present the special
music.
On Christmas morning, at $50 o'clock.
there will be a service OF song and
story" with beautifully colored stereop-
ticon Views on Bethlehem and the Christ
Child. which the Pastor Rev. John E.
Briggs. secured on recent visit to the
Holy Land.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

THE METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL METHODIST
CHURCH. corner Of John Marshall Place and O
St NV. James SherA Montgomery minister
Christmas will be appropriately celebrated at Il
O'Clock with special music and sermon By the
pastor. EpwoTth League devotional service at
SIS. and at O'Clock DR. Montgomery will speak
on the subject, The Star Of Jesus" Free seats
20 the public.
HAMLINE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Ninth and Streets Northwest
REV. JOSEPH VI. u. GRAY. MINISTER
ga a. m--Sunday school.
II 90 a m.-''THE PRIESTHOOD OF CHRIST"
Z 90 p m.-EpwoEtI League service.
500 p m.-CHRISTMAS CHORAL SERVICE
All sittings free. Visitors always welcome
FOUNDRY. 18th and Church Sta, Rev ". r,
WeddeTspoon, ID. D.. pastor
so = m--Sunday school
II 90 q m--''The Christmas JOY"
100 p m--Epworth League
500 p inflow CAN MAN FIND GOD?"
Illustrated By Ben-Hur.
Special Christmas music ~ quartet choir a.
sisted by chorus choir at evening service
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Methodist.

Special Christmas services will take
place at Metropolitan Church Sunday
morning at II o'clock, with sermon by
the pastor. At 8 o'clock DR.. Montgomery
will speak on the subject THE Star OF
Jesus
An elaborate Christmas choral service
viii be held tomorrow evening at s
O'Clock in Hamline Methodist Episcopal
Church, Ninth and Streets Northwest.
The music will be given by a chorus,
consisting of the regular church quartet,
assisted by a number of additional
singers.
Special Christmas music will also be
sung at the morning service, commencing
at IL o'clock The programme is as fol-
lows: Organ, March OF Magi Kings"
Dubois; quartet, TIE Delm' Uoyds);
solo, Star OF Bethlehem" (Caroma), by
Miss Myra McCathran; chorus, And
There Were Shepherds" (Schnecker), and
organ postlude, And the Glory Of the
Lord. from Messiah CIandeD. The
subject of the sermon by the pastor Rev.
Joseph NJ. NJ. Gray, at the morning
service will be The Priesthood OF
Christ"
The Epworth League will hold q Christ
mas service at o'clock tomorrow even
ing. E. s. Brashears, general superIn-
tendent OF the Sunday school, will be the
speaker. His subject will be Person
ality, Fully Revealed. the Highest Ex-
preston OF Truth"
The subject OF DR.. WedderspOon's SER
mon tomorrow morning in Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church is The
Christian JOY" and at the evening
service the theme WILL be How Can a
Man Find GOd?' illustrated by Ben-Hur
On Monday evening the annual Christmas
entertained will be held The Christmas
cantata, The Heart OF the Bells" will
be rendered by members Of the Sunday
school. On Christmas morning at S
o'clock there will be a praise and prayer
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Disciple.

The large chorus choir under the direc-
ton OF Prof. Joseph Harrison will render
special music at both the services on Sun
day at the Ninth Street Christian Church.
Ninth and D Streets Northeast. The
pastor, Rev. George A. Miller, will preach
in the morning on The Christmas Mes
sage" and in the evening on Ruth the
NOabitess." The Christmas exercises of
the Sunday school OF this church will be
held on Friday night, December q. when
the children will render a beautiful can
tata entitled "A Topsy-tUrvy Christmas"
Evangelist Henry F. Lutz will preach at
the II Street Church. II Street near Four
and-one-half Street Southwest, at II a.
m. and 7:3o p. m.
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Lutheran.

At the Epiphany Lutheran Church.
Sixteenth and L Streets Northwest. on
Sunday morning the pastor. Rev. c. F.
Steck. D. D.. will preach on Christ the
Revealer OF the GOd-head." and the fol-
lowing musical numbers will be rendered
by the chorus choir: Professional,
Brightest and Best of the Sons Of the
Morning Harding): anthems, NeidIin-
gers Hank What Mean Those Holy
Voices" Adams 20 Holy Night" ar
ranged for chorus by Dudley Buck;
Glory to God in the Highest" by
Williams and quartet: "Hark, ITark.
With Hsrps Of Gold" by Hanscom At
tho evening service Spence's cantata
The Story Of Bethlehem" will be given
Services also will be held on the morning
Of Christmas Day.
Annual Christmas services will be held
in Christ Lutheran Church on Christmas
Day morning at $50 o'clock It is fash
iUn-d after the custom OF the European
countries At s o'clock there will be
music from the tower of the church, con-
sistinG Of the ancient Christmas carols,
20 Sanctissima." 'Adeste DideIes." Sill
ent Night! Holy Night" 20 Noel" 20
Little Town Of Bethlehem"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-12-21

Owing to the fact that there Will De
no midnight masses in the Catholic
churches of Washington. the regular
Christmas morning services of this char
acter have been moved forward by in
structions from Cardinal Gibbons. Early
mass on Christmas morning, at Whlcn
the sacrament of Holy Communion Will
be administered, will be held in the
various churches at 5, 5:3o and o'cloch
Low masses will be said every hour or
half hour thereafter till II o'clock
In the Church of the Immaculate Con-
ception solemn high mass will be cele-
brated at $50 and low mass Will De
celebrated every half hour afterward uh-
til 10 o'clock. when second solemn
high mass will be celebrated. The boy
choir will sing a special service during
the second solemn high mass.
The Rev. Clarence Wheeler, of the
Church of the Holy Comforter, will cele-
brate solemn high mass at O'CLOCK on
Christmas morning and low mass every
hour after until II o'clock. In st. Mary s
Church the first solemn high mass also
will be celebrated at o'clock and low
mass will be celebrated every half hour
after until IL o'clock.
The rectors of st. Dominics and ST.
Joseph's stated yesterday that their
Christmas schedules had not been de-
cided on yet, but would be announced
Sunday.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH, 18th and Cororas SITS. Nv. Ths
Rev. Frank SevaI, D. D.. pastor. will preach At
II a m. Sunday school, T21I5 80 2. N.
LARGE QUESTIONS a. answered b. EAfAN
UEII SWEDENBORG. WHAT OACSES A
NEW AGE and determines THE PERIODS
OF THE WORLDS HISTORY CHRIST
MAS SERVICES TUESDAY, Christmas Eve.
at An Festival Vespss Service, with prOoeS
sion. CAROLS tree and story Everybody invited
CHRISTMAS DAY: Sermon and Holy C0mmun
ion at Il O'Clock
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PRESBYTERIAN.
NEW YORK AVE. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
New York Ave. n and 18Th Sta
DR.. Wallace Radcliffe, PaEtuf. y


II % 4 m--"The Christmas THOUGHT"
$50 .. m-''Tbe Last City," Christmas Praise
Music led b. quartet choir
90 u m.-Bibis school
ssS q m--Adult dassaa
7:lS p n-chrstian Endeayor society
FIRST. the StranSs's Sabbath Home" John Mar.
shall Place nv. Donald G. Macleod, minister 80
q NJ Sunday school and adult Bible classes. II
m, Chrstmas music and sermon. 7s6 p. N.
illustrated musical service by choir. All are
welcome
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT. Connecticut
Ave. and 18th Sts.-Charles Wood minister;
Bernard O. Braskamp. minister's assistant; Harry
Bareu,ors Angus, minister Of Peek Chapel Il
a. N, sermon by the minister Musical service
led By double sextet. Fun 3:l5 to O'Clock The
Holy Night Christmas Cantata D. m ser
mon BY the minister; subject The Abiding
Joy Of the Shepherds D. m, sermon By the
minister; subject, The Spirit Of Christmas and
Of History" Third special monthly musical serr-
ics by evening choir Of 100 voices Sunday school
at S:5 p. m. Christian EndeaTor meeting At
SIS D. m. Thursday evening at g. midveek asrTies
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THEOSOPHY.

LODGE T. s. The Gernania- Isl
ID St g. sunday evening O'Clock Christ
mas service; subject. The Christ Past, Present
and Future" By Miss HOyL Mr.. McGuire and
Mr. Jacques. Music By Miss Wright AL are
invited to attend.
THE IMMORTALITY OF THE soCI."-LEC-
turs Sun y, rs p. m, By Prof. Thomas g.
Lewis, El9 CorcO-an BldG Public cordially in
Uitsd. Free class for discussion Of thsosophy
Wednesday, D N
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. c1-re- 18th and L Sta
Ulysses G. B. Pieros. D. D.. minister. 10 L.
Sunda- school; Christmas carol serTice II a M.
morning service; sermon By TIE minister. ThsTr
Is also kDderSartsn during the hour Of morning
Worship. p m. Young Peoples Religious Union.
The public invited TO all services
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BAPTIST.

Z. HEz SVEN asks: Does Christmas Cdser OF
Tire Washington Folksf" . p N. Sweu's SonE
sung II l. m, "A wO1drUus OnenesS." Centsn-
nial B2pt- Ch-. sth 4 Eye St
TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 10Th and Sta
DR.. ]. J. Muir. pastor. Preaching: Il a. N
Earliest Gospsl:" AS p. N. Whence A.
Wet" Bible school. IN a n, J. ". Cur.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. corner
10th and StS- NV. Rev. Samuel h Woodrow.
d. D., pastor. Rev Lewis Z. Purdun, assistant
pastor. II e. m public worship, with sermon b.
the pSstnr; subject AN ENSIGN TO THE Ma
TONS Music by the quartet and chorus chol-.
I'D 4 n Sunday school SIS p N. Y. z.
c. z 8 p. m. CHRISTMAS CASTATA. THE
NATIVITY. by Gcibel
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. Co
lumha Road. Euclid AID Champlsin StS Services
Sunday. Il a n. and r m
Subject: rs THE UNIVERSE. INCLUDING
MAN. EVOLVED BY ATOMIC FORCE"
Sunday school. II 4. N. "Wednesday evening
nesting 7. m. Pubic cordially invited. Read
ing room, sol Colorado Bldg
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With the Washington Churches

with the Presbyterian Historical Society
of Philadelphia, and viii be the Oldest
and most valuable In the collection Of
the society.