Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-04-20
n DINNER for superintendents and

VI assistant superintendents of the
~ District Sunday School Association
will be given under the auspices OF the
executive committee of the organization
in the Fifth Baptist Church April % at
pm.
Rev Dr. F. McElfresh Of Chicago, SUI
perintendent Of teacher training, will be
the principal speaker. Rev. II. s. Pink
ham Of Emmanuel Baptist Church and
Rev. George A. Miller Of the Ninth Street
Christian Church and others will make
addresses.
The Bolgiano class of Foundry Metho-
dist Episcopal Sunday school held It's an
nual complimentary musical on Tuesday
evening at the church, the following per-
sons contributing to the program: Miss
Virginia A. Robinson of Church of the
Incarnation choir. soprano solos; Miss
Emma Houchen of the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church choir. contralto solos;
Miss Marguerite s. Ison. piano solos: DR..
William E. Dieffenderfer. cornet solos.
The following members OF the Washing
ton Readers Club added to the evenings
enjoyment: Miss Grace Ross. dramatic
recital: Mr. Maurice Jarvis, humorous
readings: Mr. Edwin Callow, baritone
solos and an original humorous reading.
The accompanies were Miss Josephine
Golden, Mrs. Dorothy Baxter. Mrs. Cal
Tomorrow will be the regular COM
munion day Of the Sodality Of the Chill
dren Of Mary of st. Patrick's parish.
They wifi attend the o'clock mass In
body and receive communion. The
monthly meeting will be held at pm.
The high mass will be celebrated by
Rev. William ]. Carroll at II O'Clock.
Rev. John NJ. Mcnamara will preach.
The League of the Good Shepherd will
hold its regular weekly meeting at I:0
pm. Sunday. Mgr. Russell will answer
the questions that have been placed in
the question box.
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At the Ninth Street Christian Church
Rev. George A. Miller will preach tomor-
row morning on The sea shah be no
more. with special reference to the re-
cent disaster of the deep. Special prayer
rowing ones. At night he will continue
his travel sermons. the subject being
The Horns of Hattin and the Sermon on
the Mount
The past week has been one of activity
in the Metropolitan Baptist Church. Mon
day evening Representative c. e. Ham,
lin of Missouri delivered a lecture on
The Poetical and Prophetical Books OF
the Bible: Tuesday evening a Baraca
ing Mr.. Newton Preston OF Nebraska.
Refreshments were served In the ban
auet hall. followed by games. Wednesday
evening, at the quarterly business meet
Ing of the church. the chairman OF the
building committee. Mr.. John +. Bolen,
presented the keys of the new structure
to sfr r. o. Otterback. president OF the
board of trustees. Tomorrow the pastor.
Rev. John Compton Ball. will preach. In
the morning his theme will be Words of
Cheer for Temptest-Tossed Souls.
In the evening he will speak on The
Real Titanic Disaster, or the Spiritual
s. Q. $. in the Voyage OF Life.
Rev. DIR. Montgomery is announced to
speak at the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church tomorrow even g at )
o'clock on the tragedy OF the Titanic.
taking for his Subject: "A Word Pull of
Sorrow-iiow Can God Be Goody'
The Lowe class of the Temple Baptist
Eiblc school held its regular monthly
Tuesday evening. The matter OF an out
ing for the class May 30 was dis
cussed at length. and arrangements are
beng made By committee appointed for
that purpose. After the business meeting
social time was enjoyed, Miss Con-
stance Fritts favored the class with sew
eral solos. in which she was accompe-
MED on the piano by Miss Daisy Lee
several recitatons.
The next regular meeting Of the class
will be held al the church Tuesday, May
n.
The class extends a cordial welcome 70
all young men women who desire to
do Bible study WORK. Meetings are held
Sunday mornings al $50. DIR. II. NJ
Lowe leads the class.
Rev. Joseph VI. VI. Gray will preach at
the IL o'clock service in Hamline Church
tomorrow on the theme Catastrophe and
Agnosticism." The sermon will be in
answer to the inquiry. us TheSe \ God -
as made by thousands of people during
the past week in reference to the great
disaster of Sunday night in the sinking
Of the steamship Titanic. In the even
ing at O'Clock. he will take for the sub
ject of his sermon. Our mistaken City
Monday evening at o'clock IN
lecture room OF the church. the Ham
tine Social Club will hold the firs,
OF series of lecture conferences Il
be addressed by speakers who are ex-
perts In the subjects they present. Al
this meeting Miss Lydia Burkiin OF
Friendship House. viii speak to the club
on settlement work in Washington. Al
the close of the address, opportunity viii
be given to those present TO participate
In the exchange Of views The public ID
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