Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-23
@astors' federation

HE Pastors Federation of Washing
n ton and vicinity will meet Monday
~ morning at IL o'clock in the Y. NJ
c. A. building. The address will be de-
livered by Gen. A. W. Greedy on, pres
ent Day Problems"
The special evangelistic services which
Christian Church for the past three
weeks will close tomorrow night These
services have been very successful as
nearly 1G0 have responded to the invita-
ton Of the gospel. Dr. W. S. Buchanan
Is forcefuI speaker and has Won many
friends by his straightforward gospel
MESA &c. Tomorrow morning he Will
speak TO the new members. They Will
occupy seats in the front of the audi
torium. At the closing service in the
evening he will speak on Heaven, the
Home Of the Soul"
At the morning service in Foundry NJ.
r.. Church tomorrow Mr. sydney Lloyd
Wrishtson will sing 1t Is Enough" from
Elijah by Mendelssohn, and God For
give the Past being sacred words set
to the tune of the Rosary of Nevins
and written by Mr.. Wrightson-
Waugh NJ z. Church Sunday scnool
held its annual missionary anniversary
last Sunday. recitation by Mr. Elliot
Johnson preceded very interesting mis-
sionary exercise, entitled Open Doors"
which had been written by the president
of he society Mrs. Court +. Wood. Rep
resentative George H. rtter OF Rhode
Island addressed the audience, giving as
d motto Tor workers III missionary as well
as in other good causes the words of the
Black Prince. Il serve"
Bishop William F. Anderson of the
Methodist Episcopal Church spoke Thurs
Il at q
ice in Hamline Church The bishop was
warmly received and the service greatly
enjoyed by the membership. Bishop An
derson is presiding over the co!ored
conference of the church now in annual
session in this city. Tomorrow morning
the pastor. Rev. Joseph NJ VI. Gray, viii
preach at the IL o'clock service. taking
for his subject The Divine Tragedy"
AT g O'Clock in the evening the title of his
sermon will ne Sovereignty and Service
Mgr Rev. William 4. Russell will ceie-
brate high mass in st. Patrick 5 Church
tomorrow at IL o'clock. The fourth ser
mon Of the Lenten series VIII be pfeached
at this time by Rev. John NJ. Mcnamara.
WHO VIII take for his subject 1.-The Catho-
lie Church, the Refuge OF sinners Inc
two choirs viii assist under the direction
Of Mr.. f.. Mills Silly and Miss Jennie
Glennan
Lenten devotions will take place tomor-
row night at 40 o'clock. Mgr. Russell
VI III preach on Jesus, refer ana JuUdS-
Wednesday night there Will be services
also Rev. James A. Smyth being in
charge. lie vii! preach on Christ and
the Two Thieves.
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Bishop Harding's visitations for the
month of April have been announced as
follows:
Wednesday, April 3-S pm, St. Paurs
Church
Good Friday. April SIS pm. Emmanuel
Church, Anacostia-
Tuesday. April 9-S am, Chapel Of st.
Philip the Evangelist, Anacostia-
First Sunday after Easter. April I'LL
am, st. Columba's Chapel; 4 30 pm, St
Patrick's Chapel. pm, st. David's
| Chapel.
Wednesday. April I'LL am. Holy
| Trinity Church. Coilington; 4:30 pm, St.
| Georges Chapel. Glendale; pm, St
| James Chapel. Bowie.
Friday. April 1875 pm, ST. James
Church
Geesad Sunday after Easter, April n