Evening star., 1912-01-20
5unnap Gnening
lectures

- Ey. JULIAN X. SMITH of New
2k York is announced to deliver three
~ Sunday evening lectures in the
New Church, 18th and Corcoran streets.
beginning tomorrow evening. The gen
,ral subject is to be 1.-The Religious Be-
iiefs of the Man Of Today, and the
clergyman will speak specially tomorrow
evening on the question Should the Man
Of Today Believe in Immortality? The
lectures are at 7:3O o'clock.
Rev. Mr. Smith has been recently elect
ed president of the New Church body
in America, and is regarded as one OF
the most eloquent divines in the church.
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Rev. William Wilkinson, MONDAY
preacher to the men OF Wall street and
affectionately named by them The
APOSTLE of Wall Street." will preach in
ST. Thomas Church tomorrow night at
o'clock 1t has been said of the New
York gathering he addresses:N There Is
not, il is thought, congregation like
that at MONDAY in Wall street in all
the world. Men from all civilized lands
have been al it, and any day Jew. Ger
man, Frenchman, Scandinavian, British
er Canadian and men from other peoples
attend. They come from. all ranks, are of
all sorts and conditions. but, as wall
street is the commercial center of the
republic. and around il are the great bus-
ness houses and government offices, the
general cultivation of the audience is
high in comparison with other audiences.
In the morning at IL O'Clock, Mr.. Wilk-
inson will preach at All Soufs Mission.
corner Of Connecticut and Cathedral ave-
nues.
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Rev Dr. Wallace Radcliffe viii dis
cuss a Model Cabinet in the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church tomorrow
rh. will hssf ha
OF series which DR.. Radcliffe has in
au2urated under the general subject OF
Political Portraits" and in which he is
{, discussing leaders of biblical history.
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Rev. DIR. Herbert Scott Smith. rector of
St. Margaret's Episcopal Church, is to de-
liver the second lecture of his special
series Of Sunday evening lectures on The
Challenge of the City to the Church to-
morrow evening. His special subject will
be .'The Saloon, Tenement and Slum. :
The other dates and subjects are as fol-
lows:
January rs. .-rhe Child: February 4,
The Immigrant: February IL. Our
Problem of Race: February -. "The
Church's Answer to- the Challenge"
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Rev Huie Kin. pastor of the Presby-
terian Chinese Church in New York city.
is expected to assist DIR. George Ivan
the service for the Chinese. at the Chi
nese Christian Union Chapel, 2DI John
Marshall place. The Chinese will cele-
brate Chna's independence tomorrow. and
a special patriotic and religious service
has been arranged by DIR. Chiu for the
evening service.
The junior choir OF Holy Name Catho-
lie Church cave entertainments Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings. The program
splendid one. much praise being
given the youthful participants. Miss
Edna Strudley. Miss Marie Strudley and
Miss Marie Woolnough sang. The male
chorus added greatly 20 the evening s
pleasure, and was heartily encored sew
eraI times. Ii consisted of Messrs. Dun
can, Berres. Handiboe. Cunningham,
Spates. Grant. Frick. Irving and Duncan.
Miss Marie Melting presided at the piano.
and the stage was managed by Miss
Jessie Good.
Mrs. A. w. Rudisill, returned mis-
sionary from Madras India. will give a
series of talks ON India before the Wom-
ans InterdenOminational Missionary Tn
ion, beginning Friday. January 26 The
women of the churches are invited to
hear Mrs. Rudisill.- These union meet
ings are held at pm. on Fridays, in
the guild room. of the Church of the
Ascension, 18th and Massachusetts ave.
nue..
At the Church of the Covenant to-
morrow DIR. Wood will preach. The 3:3C
quartet. will include: Anthem. Go
Down. Great SUM-" Frey; contralto SOLO