The Washington times., 1913-05-10
Baptist

The following is the program o! an
evening of music at the First Baptist
Church, sixteenth and o streets to-
morrow evening at S o'clock:
Double vocal auartette-Sopraros,
Miss Florence Noack. Miss Fannie
Noack; tenors, George Robertshaw, II.
c. Pearson; altos. Miss Nettie KluGe,
Mrs. E. w. Robinson; bassos, Raymond
Moore. John Robnett.
String quartet-Mrs. S. V. siusack,
first violin; Frank Howara, second
violin; Miss Lillian Miiovich, viola
George Frey, cello; Mrs. Edmund
Berry, organist.
Piogram-Hymn No. eoo-"I Waited
quartet. scripture reading, PRAYER, a.,
Ave Marie Stella, iGricg; d., Lied,
Schubert: strings with orsan-"It Is
Enough" from Elijah. Mendelsschii.
Mr.. Moore, Andante. ST. Saens: Mr.
Frey. Lord, God of Eternity" Masch-
eroni; Miss Noack. accompanied by
strings. Offertory. "Arie.'' Farn- String
quartet, brief address by the pastor I
Am Alpha and Ome-a," Stainer. Vocal
and String Quartets "Benedic;ion
Gods Cure for Care" win be the sub
ject Of Rev. John E. Briggs at Fifth
Baptist Church Sunday morning. Moth
ers' Day will be appropriately observed
1T Both the main and chapel Sunday
schools. The monthly meeting of the
Mems League meets at the church next
"wednesday at p: m. when the Rev
4. Heg Sven will speak on bright
Spots"
He DID a Queer Thing" is f. Hez
Swem's sermon-story for Sunday night,
s O'Clock. Centennial Baptist Church.
'Iove-Labor'' is the II a. m. subject.
The Rev. Binson V. Hewlett, pastor
Of the Second Baptist Church. Fourth
and Virginia avenue southeast. - a
guest Of the Miller School. Of Virginia.
and will address the students on SUM-
day morning. His pulpit will be occu-
pied Sunday morning by the Rev. Er-
nest H. Cherrington. of Westerville.
Ohio. and in the evening by the Rev.
David Reed Miller, d. D., of Pitts
At Maryland Avenue Baptist Church
tomorrow morning at IL a m. the Rev.
R. "A. Jamison, of Indiana, will deliver
the sermon. At the evening service
8. Foster under the auspices Of the
Christian Endeavor Union of the
church.
Rev. Curtis Lee Laws editor and
business manager of the Examiner. Of
New York city. will be present and
deliver an address at the Baptist min
listers convention at Calvary Baptist
Church Monday morning at IL o'clock.
The subject Of the address will be
The Problem Of Religious Journal
esm."
At the Metropolitan Baptist Church,
Sixth and A streets northeast, the pas
tor. John Compton Ball. will speak at
Commandants. his theme being. .sThe
eacredness OF Life and the Sanctity OF
the Home At this service q church
nuraery will be, instituted. the ladies'
rest room being set aside for that pur-
pose. This will be q. regular feature OF
the morning services hereafter. and
any mother, Irrespective of denomina-
tionaf ties. Is privileged to bring her
Child and leave it in the care Of the
.ends the preaesine "s.e service she Mrs as
Marion Gilmore, superintendent of the
cradle roll department of the Bible
school. assisted by Mrs. NJ c.. Fisher
and Mrs. Ida G. Stone, together with a
takers win be in charge of the work
At the evening service the pastor win
speak on "Woman's Greatest Charm
and Noblest Crown" This service is
advertised in the following unique man.
ner:
Metropolitan Baptist Church
On Sunday evening, May IL,
This special service will be
Held beginning at 7:45 o'clock sharp
Every one is invited, so ]
Remember the date and time.
Sixth and A streets northeast.
Dead. is she? Come in memory.
Alive. is she? Bring her. but
You COME. Be sure YOU come.
Wear a white flower.
On Friday evening. May Is. the GIL
bert Bible class 0adies) will hold its L
ofr -k.nrr Zee
fist Hall.