The Washington times., 1913-02-08
YOUNG EPISCOPAL
BISHOP BREACHES
HERE TOMORROW
Lenten Sermons, Excise Discus.
sion, and Criticism of Dis
trict Committee Scheduled.

Bishop Nathaniel Thomas, youngest
Episcopal bishop In the United States,
will occupy the pulpit OF st. Johns
Episcopal Church tomorrow morning
Bishop Thomas is product Of the
rugged life of Wyoming, which field
he has covered on horseback
He is known among newspaper corre-
spondents here as one OF the jolliest
members of the newspaper party that
made 30o-mile trip through Wyoming
as guests of the State. During his Jour
ney he conducted campfire Sabbath
services,
Lenten sermons will be preached in
a number of the churches tomorrow.
The Right Rev. Joseph Schrembs,
bishop of Toledo. will address the fac-
ulty and student body of the Catholic
University tomorrow morning.
Madame Mountford, of Jerusalem,
win address the Sunday school of the
First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning on The Salt Of the Earth"
How District Committee Fails.
In the same church, at IL o'clock, an
anti-saloon league talk will be given
on How the House District Committee
Has Failed to Do Its Duty and the
Remedy
The Salvation Army is planning a
memorial service In honor Of the Larch-
mont victims Tuesday evening.
Noontide services in Lent, at the
Epiphany Church, will begin Monday.
A number Of the most prominent Epis-
copaI clergymen are on the program for
brief sermons.
THE Christless'' is the subject for the
Sunday night sermon at the Hamline
Methodist Church. Special services
during Lent will be held Tuesday and
Thursday evenings.
a series of Lenten sermons tomorrow
night, at St. Patrick's Church. on The
Great Sinners: Their Fall and the Out
come"
.'Swedenborg the Man" win be the
subject of lecture Sunday night at the
Church of the New Jerusalem by the
Rev. Charles w. Harvey, OF Phiiadel-
phia.
Dr. c. Everest Granger viii preach to-
morrow morning at the Gunton Temple
Thing the Church Is Good For"
Pleads for Salvation of Young.
Mrs Mary H Armor, Of Georgia,
making a plea for interest in home mis-
sion work In Epiphany Church late
Yesterday, declared. 'If you are will
ing to see the young people of WASH
ington go to the devil, your missionary
zeal is not worth a straw"
Congressman Curtis H. Gregg CT
Pennsylvania, will speak at the Cos
cert will precede his talk.
Rev. E Hez Sven will preach tc-
morrow night at Centennial Baptist
Church. on a Shock to Washington
Folks"
ness" is the theme for the morning
service at the Second Baptist Church.
DIR. James Shera Montgomery will
preach in the Metropolitan Memorial
Methodist Church In the morning on on
evening on "If Had My Life to Live
Over"
The Rev. Samuel Fl. Woodrow. OF the
First Congregational Church. has
chosen for his morning topic The Re
jector Rejected, and for the evening,
THE Evil Eye
DIR. John van Schaick. jr., in the
Church of Our Father. in the morning
will answer the question. Why Have
Universalist Church, An Illustrated
the evening.
"A Theological Hoax and What Came
of It. will be the topic of talk before
the Secular League, Pythian Temple to-
morrow afternoon by J. A. Mcknight.
Mass Meeting on Excise Bill.
A mass meeting will be held at 3
o'clock in the National Theater for the
purpose of indorsing and urging the
passage Of the Jones-Works excise bll.
Churches all over the city will be rep
resented.
Ar illustrated lecture on Greece will
! e given " Pro- ". F. Howell at the
Takoma Park Foreign Mission Seminary
at s o'clock tonight. The professor has
spent many years gathering data on an
cient and modern Greece.
"Life's Triumph" will be the sermon
subject at the Foundry Church tomor-
row morning. "A Divided Love-" tomor-
row night.
The Rev. Earle Whitley, OF the YER
mont Avenue Christian Church. will
discuss the topic, lis Death the End"
in his preachment tomorrow morning.
All the money has been subscribed for
the building Of a representative church
In the National Capital.
Work on the structure will be start
ed as soon as a site is obtained. The
Rev. E. V. REGISTER reported this stu
alton at the last preachers meeting of
the Methodist church at Baltimore.