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The Washington herald., 1913-05-24
ARCHITECT TO WORK
ON HOSPITAL PLANS
Board Of Directors Of Emergency Con
6dent Il Can Raise 100000
Fund.
HEADQUARTERS ARE OPENED

Confident that the workers for the
Ssoc coo new Emergency Hospital will
raise the necessary amount within the
next few months, the board of directors
OF the hospital, at a meeting yesterday
afternoon. authorized Architect Nathan
{. Wyeth to proceed with drawing work.
Ing plans for the new building.
BY the times these plans are complet-
ed. Il is believed the amount subscribed
will be large enough to warrant starting
the construction. and to this end the
committee, as well as the business men
of the city, who were team members
during the whiriwind campaign that
raised about $4,000 Of the amount, will
bend every effort during the next few
weeks.
Headquarters viii be conducted In room
2l5. Corcoran Building. until the 800, 900
Is raised. The directors were greatly
encouraged by the number of voluntary
contributions, ranging in amount from
a few cents to sloo. that have been turned
in, unsolicited. since the close Of the
campaign last Monday.
The directors realize, however, that vol
untary contributions will not come in
much longer. and have resolved to again
enter upon an aggressive campaign to Sc
cure the s175.oo0 needed TO reach the
10000 mark
The working plans to be drawn by
Architect Wyeth will follow in general.
the tentative plans submitted some
months ago to the directors These plans
call for a splendid, tireproof structure
of six stories, with every modern hospital
appliance. Mr.. Wyeth spent several
years abroad. studying hospital architec-
ture, and the plans he has drawn for
the new Emergency will embody the lat
est ideas in hospital construction
The Washington herald., 1913-05-24
LUTHERAN.

The Eastern Conference of the Mary
land Synod OF Evangelical Lutheran
Churches will be held in Baltimore at
st. Luke's Church. Thirty-sixth and
Chestnut Avenue. next Monday. The
membership in this conference includes
fourteen clerical and ten lay delegates.
The Washington delegates represent ten
Lutheran churches of the city, having
in all a confirmed membership Of three
thousand persons The Maryland Synod.
of which the Eastern Conference is a
part, includes the Lutheran churches of
Maryland and the District, of Columbia,
with a few in Virginia, West Virginia,
and Pennsylvania. The synod has
confirmed membership of more than
thirty thousand.
Rev. Luther Hess Waring. Phi. D.,
pastor of the Lutheran Church OF
Georgetown, D. c.. is president of the
conference. He will make a special re-
port on THE State Of Religion" Rev.
]. T Huddle, pastor of St. Paurs; Rev.
W. A. Wade, OF St Marks, and Rev.
John weidIey, D. D.. of the Church of
the Reformation. will participate in the
programme ar. Huddle's topic is In
ner Mission: Our Lutheran Answer to
the Social Problem of the Day Mr..
Wade and DR.. weidley will speak on
phases OF Inc Ihris'idn SoHsI esdtioH'
The Washington clerical roll includes
the following ministers: Revs. Henry
Anstadt, II. d. Boyer, George Brod-
thage, Phi. D.: c. II. Butler. II. c.
Fultz, J. T. Huddle, Richard Schmidt, G.
H. Slaybaugh. c. F. Steck, D. D.; c.
P Wild, D. E. Wiseman, D. D.
Mothers Day will he commemorated
in Christ Lutheran Church on Sunday
morning. The pastor. Rev. ]. Frederic
Wenchel, will deliver sermon on
Mothers of the Bible" The Sunday
school will sing Hymns Our Mothers
Sang" by Geibel. The choir anthem will
be Shippers Break Forth Into JOY"
Previous TO the service there will De a
gathering OF mothers and of children
on the cradle role in the primary de-
partment of the Sunday school
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on los churches and forty parsonages
The Interior and Pacific districts have
taken all but a modicum of the gifts
churches and houses having been aided to
the number Of lightweight and thirty
three, respectively. During the last ten
years the Building Society has helped to
build 1,ssS churches and houses, es2 of
which have been houses of worship.
There has come TO be in late years much
missionary ground among the Immigrants
in New England, and they need help in
churches. Rev. William W. Leete is the
newly appointed secretary OF this board.
At the Ingram Memorial Congregational
Church the pastor, Rev. J. w. FrizzeIl,
Will preach on sunday morning. Sub
1ect, Life Calamity or a Feast" The
subject of the evening lecture will be
The Present Social and Industrial
Crisis"
The sacred cantata. Esther" will be
given In the church on the evenings of
June "a and IS. under the direction of
Mrs. Hazel wegner Reeder. Several
leading Washington artists will take part.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-24
WORK TO BE STARTED
ON HARRINGTON HOTEL
New Hosiery at Eleventh and {
Sheest Has Capital Stock
of 100000.

Articles of incorporation of the Har-
rington Hotel Company were filed yes
terday. the capital stock of the concord
being listed at $4,000. the shares being
valued at 800 each.
The company is contemplating the
erection Of a hotel at Eleventh and z
Streets Northwest. The board Of trustees
FOR the first year will be Charles w.
McCutchen. OF New York; Hamilton
Mills. and R. Golden Donaldson. OF the
District
The hotel will be a six-story building
OF Indiana limestone. terra Gotta, and
tapestry brick II will contain about 110
rooms. practically every one with a bath.
Samuel. ]. Prescott has been awarded
the contract The work of construction
will be started at once. and the con-
tractors are to have the building COM
pleted within seven months. The hotel
will open for guests about January !.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-24
ROMAN CATHOLIC.

Services In solemn observation of the
feast Of Corpus Christi, which occurred
on Thursday Of last week, VIII be held
In st. Patrick's Church on Sunday with
high mass at II O'Clock. The sermon
wiz be preached by the Rev. William J.
Carroll. Both choirs will assist. The
mixed choir. under Miss Jennie Glen
mans direction. will render Haydn's
Third Mass" and the sanctuary choir.
with Mr.. r. Mills Silby leading, win sing
the proper of the mass.
Shortly before II O'Clock the process
sion Of altar boys. sanctuary choir,
clergy, and the celebrant Of the mass,
Mgr. w. T. Russell. with his assistants,
will leave the front door Of the rectory
and march down Tenth Street to the
main entrance Of the church. There
will be another procession Immediately
after the mass. In which the children
and men OF the congregation will take
part. the former dressed In white and
carrying bouquets OF flowers. Solemn
benediction of the Blessed Sacrament
will conclude the services.
Mgr. Russell will conduct the usual
League OF the Good Shepherd devotions
on Sunday evening at 7:30 p. m. He
will also preach the sermon.
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EPISCOPAL.

There ID. to be a great memorial service
June / on the Cathedral grounds Mount
St. AIban, when the Spanish War Vet
Grams will turn out in force Pracucaiiy
all the military organizations OF tne CITY
have been invited to attend. ana II is
earnestly to be hoped that all the mem,
bers of the various Cit parishes VIII
contribute by their presence, 10 maklhs
this service in point of enthusiasm NUM-
bers. in attendance, and deVotlon lhe
greatest of its kind ever held. Chaplain
q. tivineston Bayard, L. S. N, is to be
thet preacher. and many of the clergy
of the city and neighborhood VIII attend
and be in the procession
Atspecial military memorial service
has been drawn up, and Will De USED
under the authority and by direction OF
the bishop of the diocese
The, preacher at tomorrow's Cathedral
open-air service is the Rev. W. A. Nc
Clenthen. rector OF Mount calvary
Church, Baltimore Father McClenthen is
favorably known as a preacher in Wash
inRton, having on several occasions re-
Gently conducted mission services.
The commencement exercises of the
National Cathedral School. which begins
June l. will this year be as elaborate
as heretofore. Bishop Brent is an
nounced as the speaker on flag day
an announcement which will have a spec
iaI attraction to goodly number OF
people.
Preparations are being made by the
people of Emmanuel parish, Anacostia,
to give a reception on June at p. m.
in their parish hall to their new rector.
William n and their
retiring rector, Rev. W. G. Davenport.
Not only the entire membership of the
parish is expected to be present, but
many friends from other parishes.
At the ordinations Sunday last in the
Bethlehem Chapel. when four were made
deacons. Mr.. Roome was to have been
ordained to the priesthood. but owing TO
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PAROCHIAL SCHOOL
PUPILS ENTERTAIN
Anaeosia Children Present Playlets
and Give Musical Entertain
ment for Friends.

Everything Is in readiness for the
memorial service to be conducted to-
morrow afternoon at the Government
Hospital for the Insane by Gen. Nelson
A. Miles, Camp No. !, Spanish War
Veterans. and John A. Logan Post No.
Is, Grand Army OF the Republic, OF
Anacostia. These services were placed
for tomorrow instead OF Memorial Day
In order that more persons might have
the opportunity OF attending. Charles J.
p. Weber is chairman OF the committee
from the camp. while A. b. Frisbie
represents the post. The exercises are TO
be held in the open at Poplar Springs.
The Junior Daughters. Of the EN-
manuel Episcopal Church. met last
evening at the church rectory in Maple
View Place. Mrs. w. G. Davenport.
wife Of the rector. conducted the meet
ing.
The first quarterly conference Of the
oficiary of the Anacostia Methodist
Episcopal Church was held last evening
with Rev. w. l.. Mcdowell, district SUI
perintendent. presiding. II was the first
gathering that Rev. G. L. White, the
new pastor, has attended.
The pupils of St. Teresa's Parochial
School. in Anacostia. entertained their
friends last evening in the basement hall
Oh the CluTCn III SlEccl Win Oil
tereeting programme. The programme
was as follows: instrumental trio,
Miss Helen Lawrence, Miss Marie
Montgomery. and Miss Helen Bury;
farce, entitled. "A Day and a NIGH"
Helen Lawrence. Aimee Diggs, Jean
nette Blum, Ruth Fowler, Stella
Mudd. Mary Montgomery. Naomie Hayes.
Gertrude Rowe. Mary Flowers. Mary
O'Connor and several small boys taking
part; instrumental duet Miss Jeanette
Blum and Miss Mary Walshe; sketch.
entitled. Mrs. Buttermfk's Trip to
Mauro," with Richard Mudd. Miss Agnes
Reagan, and Robert Mudd in the cast;
instrumental trio. Miss Stella Mudd.
Miss Teresa Madigan. and Miss Alma
Yates: dramatic selection. The Harvest
Storm with Richard Dore, Leonard
Fowler. Clarence Bailey, George QUAD.
George Thierbach, John whalen. Jesse
Smith. James Cook. and William Haven
ner participating. The entertainment
was closed with an old-fashioned May
pole dance.
Mineola Tribe. No. II. Improved Order
of Red Men, of Anacostis, met last even
ing In the local Masonic Hall
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PASTOR RUssELL'S RETURN.
VIII Di.cuss World Politics and
RELIGION I'm Relation TO War.

Pastor Charles T. Russell. after an abb
sence of some weeks from Washington.
will preach at the popular afternoon
service Of the Washington Temple Con-
gregation in New Masonic Temple to-
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Peace Desirable, War a Necessity
is the subject Pastor Russell will dis
cuss. and II Is expected that large
congregation will hear the discourse.
which Is understood to deal with the
present world religious situation.
A special invitation to the public to
attend the service, as we'll as the other
popular Sunday afternoon discourses OF
the congregation, is extended by the
business committee OF the organization.
consisting of Brig. Gen. William P. Hall.
Mr.. J. T. D. Pyles, and Mr.. Eliot Thorn
son.
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WITH THE CHURCHES IN WASHINGTON a @ ]

and at the new mission, which this
chapel, itself a mission. has created, all
due to the enthusiasm generated by Mr..
Thompson. who has proved himself to be
a capable leader and a devoted parish
priest For the year ended May /. Mr..
Thompson reported to the convention
these figures: thirty-eight baptized. fifty
one confirmed. 3Os communicates, 80
Sunday school scholars. Sunday serv-
ices, 2S7; week day services III. Holy
Communion: Times in public, Isl: times
for the sick, IS There are two chapels,
the. Nativity and the Resurrection; one
priest and two lay readers. The Resur-
rection lot has been bought. and the
Nativity Parish Hall built during the
year.
Public attention should be given to the
splendid work here being done IN the
face Of the serious difficulty that there
Is no money to do the work with.
Rev. Cannon Blake is in Ohio for a
few days visiting his son. His place in
the pulpit of Christ Church, George
town, will be filled tomorrow by Rev.
G. Freeland Peter, who. In September.
becomes associate rector Of Epiphany
Church.
Rev H e Ryerson, rector Of old
Broad Creek Church. Maryland. will
preach at o'clock tomorrow night in st.
Thomas Church. Rev. w. Ryerson Ia
trying to restore the church and is
hoping to receive funds to that end.
st. Margaret's broke ground this week.
Tuesday, for a new parish house. which
will cost SIS, 900, and which will adjoin
the church building on Connecticut Ave-
nue.. The architect is Arthur B. Heaton.
who Is also the architect FOR the cathe-
dral
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DISCIPLE.

At the II Street Christian Church, In
the Southwest, the pastor will continue
his special sermons on the Bible, and
will give Birds Eye View of the New
Testament" Ia the morning and at the
evening service his subject will be, rs
Professionalism Decaying." The large
chorus choir will sing at each service.
At the Ninth Street Christian Church.
Ninth and d Streets Northeast, they are
planning for a mortgage-burning service
on the first Sunday in July. All the debt
will be paid by that time On the COM
ing Sunday morning the pastor, Rev.
George A. Miller. will preach on "Fidel-
ity Rewarded" and at night the twenty
fourth sermon on the Divine Library"
The special subject will be THE Book
of Daniel"
The Washington herald., 1913-05-24
LOCATION OF pu1horoRs.
Resuscitatins Apparatus May Be
Obtained for Emergency Use.

Obtained for Emergency Use.
Van H Manning. assistant to the d.
rector of the Bureau of Mines. yester.
day announced the location or the pull
motors in Washington.
In several instances, where there have
been cases of asphyxiation. time Ia,
been lost in obtaining resuscitating ap-
paratus bysreason OF lack OF knowl.
edge as to their location. Puimotors Tor
emergency use in revivihg asphyxiated
persons may be obtained from the Bureau
of Mines. Main $50; the Washington
Gas Light Company, Main $50; the
Episcopal Eye. Ear, and Throat Hos.
pitak North 31s3 and the Washington
Railway and Electric Company. Main
1850.
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AID CLUB DELEGATES.
They VIII Be Chssen at Meeting
to Be Held Next Tuesday.

The delegates that viii represent the
Washington Advertising Club at the
Baltimore convention of the Associated
Advertising Clubs of America, June s
to Is, will be selected at a meeting of
the board of governors of the local or
ganization to be held at the National
Press Club at $50 o'clock Tuesday even
ing.
The approaching convention is arous-
ing widespread interest among the bust
ness and advertising men of the United
States II is the ninth gathering of the
Associated Clubs and promises to be on
a larger scale than any held heretofore.
The news of the convention has been
spread widely all over the world the
foreign papers taking the matter up, be-
cause of its uniqueness.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-24
Wed in February, Secret Out.

Announcement was made yesterday Of
the marriage last February at Forest
Glen. Nd, of Frank A Schaefer, EN-
ployed at the Washington Office of the
Carnegie Steel Company, and Miss Nellie
Nelligan, OF a24 T Street Northwest The
father of Mrs. Schsefer was notified a
week ago. He had opposed the marriage
owing to the age of his daughter.
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taking place Of the
world substituting higher
substituting the ideal the ideal The
from which world
Of
all" What different
the spirit Of
life by of
the world That ideal which
a a
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL.

METROPOLITAN MEMORIAL METHODIST
CHURCH. corner Of John MArShan Place and q
50 NV James ShsTa Montgomery minister
Morning service at II O'Clock, with sermou by n,
pastor; subject, The Flther and His Boy Ed
worth League devotional services at SIS With sre-
cal service OF song At O'Clock Dr. Montrumerv
VIII deliver a patriotic ssmon on the subject
Lessons From an Old World Memorial" The
DEPARTMENT Of the Potomac c. A. r. and an
anhatlns Organizations are to be present guests
Free seats to the public
AAALLSE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Ninth and p STREETS Northwest
REV. JOSEPH II N. GRAY. Minister.
80 g. m--Sunday school.
Il % a. n.--rHE CONSCSDIATING CHRIST"
100 p m.-Epworth Leasne service
$40 p m--"A NEW YEARS DAY."
Al sttings free. Visitors aIxays yeIc,me
FOUNDRY 18th and Church Sta
REV W. r. wEDDERsPO0N. d. D., Pastor.
80 l. m--Sunday school
u 20 a. m--sermon By Rev. B. s HAYWOOD ID n
100 p m--Eprxorth League
O." m vital Truths as Taught BY Classical
and Modern Authors''
specai musical service BY quartet and chorus choirs
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. Co.
lumbia Road. Euclid and Champlain Sta Services
Sunday. II q. m. and D. N.
Subject: SOUL AND BODY"
sunday school. II a N. wednesday ey.nt..
meeting. p m. Public cordially invited Readtns
rom, sQ Colombo Bldg
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CONGREGATIONAL.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. ,rn-
ION and Q sts NV. Rev Samuel r. Woodrow
ID. d. pastor; Rev. Lewis E Purdum, a.i,,aps
pastor II a N. public worship with sermon by
the Rev. Watson L. Phillips. d. D., OF New
Haven, Conn.,; subject, LEND YOUR BOATS "
Music by the quartet and chorus choir e.Da M
Sunday school SIS p. m, Y. p s. C. e
p m, evening service. with sermon by Rev. Wat
son L Phillips. ID. D.; subject. SURE OF THE
WAY. Ne1t sunday. June l. an evening with tbs
choir.
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WASHINGTON TEMPLE
CONGREGATION.

FREE BIBLE LECTURES ON TOPICS OF THs
hour every Sunday at p m. in New Masonic
Temple n. Y. Ave. and 18th st. Pastor Charles
7. Russell Will preach TOMORROW; snbjecs, Peace
Desirable. War Necessity. No collection. An
are invited.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-24

Secretary Of the Navy Daniels has
written letter of commendation to ID.
L. Young. coxswain on the L. S. s. Yer
mont. for gallantry in jumping over
board from the dock at Norfolk and res
cuing an enlisted man, a. j. Brooks,
seaman. from drowning.
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THEosOPHY.

"PsYCHIsM AND SPIRITUALITY" Lecture b,
Dr.. W. W. Baker Sunday II a m % Cororas
Bldg. corner 18th and Sta
EVOLUTION AS SCIENCE: A PHILOSOPHY
AND RELIGION" Free lecture By Georxs II
SHIRLEY. director American Bureau Of Political
Research, "wednesday. May 2, p. n, ils Corcoran
Bldg, 18th and Sta
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Y. w. c. A.

YOUNG woMES's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
ses r 50. NV. vesper service 40 D N. Speaker.
Mrs Herman s. Pinkhsm; subject. "A Glance
Furward and Backward"
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

RECENT STEPS IN BIRD PROTECTION
Address by Prof Henry Oldys. at D m Pythian
Temple. loi2 Sth ST. nv. Discussion. Election Of
officers.
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McKeIray to speak In Seattle.

A. J. McKelway. secretary of the Ma
tional Child Labor Commission, an
nounced yesterday he has accepted the
invitation of President Frank Tucker to
speak at the National Conference OF
CHARITIES and Corrections at Seattle.
Wash, July 6.
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thought
he al . new
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largest Morning Circulation.
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UNIyERSALIsT,

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L sts NV.
heT. John Van Schaick. r.. d. D.. PASTOR II
a. m subject. The Good Side Of Fear" s,,5
p m. Y. p. c. U.
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ST. ANDREWS CHURCH,
18th and Corcnran SITS nv.
Rev. J. ]. Dimon. rector.
Services:
500 a. m.-Holy Communicn.
80 4 m.-Sunday school.
II 90 q. m--Morning service and sermon.
500 D m.-Erenins service and sermon
The Rev 7. Hubert Jones Will preach II the II
O'Clock service and the Rev. c. J. Winsate at the
8 O'Clock service,
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Il % 4 m-Rev @ Herbert Reese. Subject, st.
JOHN. THE EVANGELIST"
500 n m-Rsy II. Z Ryerson. Of OIon Hill, Nd
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LUTHERAN.
CHRIST CHURCH
Missouri syuon

Ner Jersey Ave. near " Sc
Rev. J. Frederic wenchei. pastor.
Services. II 4 m. and % p n
Ihere Is . welcome for sU1 -
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PRESBYTERIAN.
NEW YORK AVE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
New York Ave. Il and 18th Sta.
'- Dr. Wallace Radcliffe. pastor.
II 90 a. m--The pastor viii preach.
500 p MA musical interpretatiou-"Picturss Of
the Presbyterian Assembly"
Music led By quartet choir.
80 q. m--Bible School
s:l5 q. m.-Adult classes
100 p m.-Chrisisn Endearor Society.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT.
Conn. Ave, and 18th Sts
Charles Wood. Minister. -
Bernard Bnskamp, Ministers Assistant
Harm Baremore Angus. Minister Of Peck Chapel
Il 90 a. m.-sermon By the minister.
33o4 D. m.-Musicsl service. led BY double quintet.
and sermon By the minister: subject. The Chris
tian's HOPE"
500 p. m--sermon BY the minister; subject, The
Love Of Law" a baccalaureate sermon
TO eeorse Washington Law School.
Evening choir Of 100 voices. Ninth special musical
service. Sydney Lloyd Wrightson.
director; Harvey Murray, crsanist-
Sunday school at sa5 q. m
Christian Endeavor meeting at saS p N.
Thursda- evening at & midweek service.
MEMORIAL. 18th and Sta
G. Everest Granger. ID. D.. pastor. Communioc
service II a. m sermon By pastor. The Bue
and the Gay." D. m. sunday school, ssD q. m
Christian Endeavor. p. m. Prayer meeting Q
O'Clock Thursday evening. Welcome
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The people of St. Stephens Church
Fourteenth Street and Columbia Road
are preparing TO give their rector and Mrs.
Dudley a great reception in recognition OF
Canon Dudley's twentieth anniversary OF
ordination. The reception comes on
lime
The Washington herald., 1913-05-24

DR.. c. Ernest Smith. rector of ST.
Thomas Church. leaves today for
Raleigh, n. C, where he is scheduled
to deliver the commencement sermon at
ST. Marys School On Wednesday Dr.
Ernest Smith delivered an address at
the midday chapel service of the
George Washington University. Sunday
last, at p. m, he preached the bac-
calaureate sermon to the students of
Belcourt Seminary.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-24

At the last meeting of the archdeaconry
Of Washington. the report Of the commit
tee on work for the Prisoners Aid So
ciety attracted a good deal OF attention
Several rectors present agreed to help the
work financially. and an effort is now be-
ing made to supplement what was done
then and so PUT the work on a self-sus-
tanning basis.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-24

Secretary of Labor Wilson delighted the
members OF the Mems Society of the
Church of the Covenant last Tuesday by
his graphic account of the functions of
the new Department of Labor, over
which he presides. Secretary Wilson is
a PRESBYTERIAN.
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ST. THOMAS CHURCH,

EPISCOPAL.
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CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW
IN WASHINGTON AND ITS VICINITY

Notices for fhees columns should reach
The Washington herald., 1913-05-24

H. B. F. Macfarland, who was chair
man of the resolutions committee of the
International Convention of the Y. NJ.
c. A, held in Cincinnati last week, gave
resume and Interpretation of the con-
vention's proceedings at the prayer
meeting of the Church of the Covenant
Thursday evening.
The Washington herald., 1913-05-24

By the will of Mrs. Thyrza V. Nc
IIhenny, dated May, 1910, ST. Thomas
Church, near Dupont Circle, has been
beuueathed 5000. OF this, $1,000 is to
be used for the placing in the church
a memorial window TO her husband, who
died several years ago, and 5000 is left
al the disposal of the rector and vestry
for the use of the church.
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The Bishop Claggett Club meets next
Monday at 1 o'clock at the residence of
Rev. Canon F. b. Howden. IN Georgetown.