The Washington herald., 1912-07-27
Methodist

| The Methodist Protestant pastors Of
Washington will attend next week the
sessions OF the summer conference of NJ
P. ministers at Western Maryland Col
lege. Westminster. Md. On Tuesday Rev.
DIR. F. T. Benson. Of the Rhode Island
Avenue Church. will read a paper on
The Brotherhood in the Country
Church" Rev. z. D. Stone. of the Con-
gress Street Church, Is musical director
| of the conference and will present one
evening an original service Of song and
story"
At the camp meeting of the NJ. E
Church South, Baltimore District now in
progress at Wesley Grove, near Laurel,
Nd. Bishop Warren Gambler. of Georgia,
| will deliver the morning sermon to-mor-
row. and Rev.sR. L. Fultz. Of Epworth
! Church, Washington. will preach in the
| evening. W. H. Anderson. superintendent
of the Maryland Anti-Saloon League, will
give an, address In the afternoon. The
meetings will continue until August T.
Rev Dr. John T. Ensor, Of Calvary NJ.
E. Church. will occupy his pulpit to-mor-
row morning and in the evening will
speak at the vesper service on the church
lawn During the pastors vacation,
which begins next week. the evening
meeting will be discontinued. On Au-
gust Rev. Benjamin S. Haywood. D. D..
superintendent OF Porto Rican Missions.
will preach in the morning. On the re-
naming three Sundays in August Rev. NJ.
Brashears. OF Whitesboro. N. z, will
occupy the pulpit. DR.. Ensor will spend
part of his vacation at Atlantic City.
At Great Falls on August II the an
nual camp meeting OF the Washington
District NJ. z. Church South will begin.
conference for Christian workers will
open on Tuesday. August Is, with an
Epworth League institute, to be followed
on the 18th by the Sunday school insti-
tate. The Biblical institute, August 19-23
will have as lecturer Rev. c. NJ. Bishop.
of Southwestern University, Tex. The
camp meeting proper will continue from
August q TO September 2, with three
preaching services daily.
At Rhode Island Methodist Protestant
Church the Sunday evening lawn service
from to o'clock will continue through
August. Music by orchestra and male
quartet will constitute an attractive feat
ure of the services. Rev. DR.. F. T. Ben
son will preach tomorrow. after which
pulpit viii be occupied on August by
Rev. DR.. George r. Brown. secretary OF
the Board Of Ministerial Education; Au-
gust II. by Rev. c. r. Strausberg. OF
Alexandria; August IS, by Rev. ]. Frank
R/yan, of the South Baltimore Church.
and august Is by Rev. ]. H. Straughn, of
the Laurel. Del. Church.
Ia the absence OF Rev. Joseph VI. NJ.
Gray, the pastor. the services at II
o'clock tomorrow morning at Hamline
Methodist Episcopal Church. Ninth and
P Streets Northwest, will he in charge
OF Rev. Lucien Clark, D. D.. OF Chevy
Chase. one OF the former pastors. The
evening service. which begins at O'Clock,
will be conducted by Rev. B. S. Haywood
D. D. Directly following the benediction.
Miss Edith Bateman Athey. the church
organist, will present the final programme
in the series Of organ recitals which she
has been giving for more than month.
Mr.. Gray will be away until the sec
ond Sunday in September. DR.. Clark
will have charge of all the morning serv-
ices during the absence Of the pastor.
Two outdoor meetings will be held by
the Epworth League Of the church at u
o'clock tomorrow night. one will be On
the lawn at Iowa Circle, and the other
will be in front Of No. I. Engine Company
House. in r Street Northwest. between
Ninth and Tenth Streets.