Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-26
homecoming @erbites !

as beginning of the fall activities In
there Will be held series of home-com-
ing services, beginning tomorrow mo-n-
ing, when the Washington District Meth
odist Episcopal Church superintendent,
Rev. Dr. SumwaIt, will preach. The even
ing service will be conducted by the pas
tor. DIR. w. l. Mckenney. Thursday. night
il is Planned to have former pastors at
tend and take part in the prayer service
and Friday night a church sociable will
be held
The services Will all. it is declared, be
OF unusual interest. the principal object
IN view beng to have a genuine heart-tO-
heart getting together of the member
ship and friends of the congregation.
At Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church,
Columbia road and 18th street, the pastor
Rev John f. Ensor is conducting a
month OF 1ngatherinG services They
have been very ely attended during
the past week. and interest is grow ny
y Methodist love feast Will be held Mon
day night The large chorus of young
people which did such excellent work last
winter will sing tomorrow evening The
aim of this month of ;n"ather.ng is q 10
per cent increase in all the classes and
soc cites of the church.
Tuberculosis is the subject Mr. James
Heating. vice chairman of the informa-
ton comm ttee of the Mount Pleasant
Congregational Christian Endeavor So
ciety. VIII take for an address to the En-
deavor Society Of the Mount Tabor Meth
odist Protestant Church, 18th and Wis
consin avenue northwest tomorrow even
ing.
Members Of Andrew Jackson Council,
No. 6: Star Spangled Banner Council, No.
g.: Mount Vernon Council. No. 10. Junior
Order United American Mechanics. with
their friends will attend In a body Waugh
Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow
evening. After sermon by the pastor,
Rev A. II. Thompson. memorial exercises
N honor OF deceased members Of the
councils will be held.
The vested choir will furnish the music.
Mr.. John G. Klein and Mrs. Ada Hunt
will sing solos. The pastors subject will
be THE Higher Patriotism
A free exhibition of motion pictures of
Abdul BAHIA. the Bahai leader, will be
given tomorrow morning at II o'clock in
the Pastme Theater, Az PENNSYLVANIA
avenue. The pictures were taken while
Abdul BAHIA was in Brooklyn during
June.
The monthly musical Interpretation in
the New York Avenue Church will be-
gin tomorrow evening. the special classic
Mass by Haydn. The choir will be as
sisted by Mr.. Anton Kaspar. violinist
The selections rendered will be the Kyrie
Hear Our Prayer; the Gloria In excel
sis. Glorious Is the King of Israel: the
ct Inc rnatus. 20 Lord. Rebuke Me Not
in Thine Anger: Agnus Del. Lord. We
Pray Thee Help Thy Servants; the bene-
dictus. Blessed Is He That Cometh."
with Svenden's Romanza for violin.
Services in the Swedish language will
be held in the chapel Of Luther Place
Memorial Church tomorrow evening at
| 8 o'clock. Rev. A. j. Enstam will con-
duct the services and deliver a sermon
| on the theme by Faith
| The Young Womens Christian Associ-
ton 10 planning TO celebrate the world 8
| week OF prayer for associations which Ia
1 to be observed the second week In No
| ven1her. by holding special meetings. and
also by PREPARING for the presentation of
| missionary pageant. The material for
the pageant was worked out by the grad
uating class Of the National Y w. C. A..
| Training School In New York last spring.
| 1t includes four dramatic scenes, repre-
| senting various kinds Of work for young
| women carried on by the association in
| China. India. Japan and South America.
| These scenes are based upon workers in
! those countries. 1t is expected that the
pageant as q whole with actors, chorus.
ETC.. will include over 100 young women.
/ The date will be announced later.
The speaker at the vesper service at the