The Washington times., 1913-11-09
SERVICES Of DAY
IN C|TY'S CHURCHES
Chorus of 100 Trained Voices
Will Be One of Features for
Tonight.

chorus of 100 trained voices, with
sidney Lloyd ->Wrightsun as director
ana Harvey Murray at the organ. will
ne The leading feature at this evening :
service at the Presbyterian Church OF
me Covenant, Connecticut avenue. y,
and Eighteenth streets.
The evening program will follow d
Mld-afternoon musical service from 3:3G
III O'Clock. at which double sextet
rendered a number OF selections, fol-
lowed by a short sermon by the Rev
Dr. Charles Wood on Christ in the
Heart of Man
The Rev. DIR. Wood will this evening
give Suggestions to the SkepticaHy
Minded" The Christian Endeavor meet
ing will precede the evening service
At the Gunton-Temple Memorial
Shurch this evening the Rev. DR.. G.
everest Granger will continue. his Sc
r'es of sermons on Popular Excuses. =
taking up the non-ChriStian whose OK
cuse for his attitude is the inconsist-
encIes If protesting Christians
Strength and Beauty will be the
subject of a sermon by the Rev J.
Harvey Dunham at the Western Pres
oyterian Church tonight
Dr.. SingmaSter Here.
AmonS the prominent out-of-town
Lutheran churchmcn now. i'm Washing
ton tC attend the Eastern Conference
of the Maryland synod which o;aps
tomorrow. is the Rev. Or. J. \. Sing
master, president of the TheolusicaI
Seminary ut Gettysburg. IA. lie preach
80 this morning at the Luther Place
Ne,horiil thurch. where the conference
VIII open tomorrow.
The churches represented in the con-
Terence are mostly i'm washington or
Baltimore, and have a total membership
OF isWe The conference will open at
l cIcck tomorrow morning with de-
Notional exercises led by the Rev r \
Hightnan and will continue all day ana
"FerinG. The officers of the conference
are the Rev. Barry ID. Newcomer presi-
dent: the Rev. 5. J. Miller. secreIary-;
ana The Rev. \. H. Weaver, treasurer.
all of Baltimore
Newton ". Preston. OF wide reuuta-
non az a lecturer and cduratcF. deiiv-
cred an address at the y. NJ. c. \. this
attt rnoon OH The Average Man" the
auditorium being well filed. The lee
turer and topic for next Sunday will be
announced this week.
Series of Lectures.
The first OF series of fifteen lee
lures on the doctrine and practice of
the Catholic Church was given at St
Patrtcks IS Church this morning by the
Rev. Bertrand Conway, c. S p and
VIII continue every day, except Satur-
days, until Sunday. November % On
that day as well as on the preceding
Sunday there viii be morning and even
ing talks at IL and 80 respectively
All week day addresses will be at 7:3O
The Good Shepherd" was Father
Conways subject this morning and his
topics for the rest of the week. beginning
tomorrow evening, will be Reason anu
Faith rs One Church AS Good As
another. The Bible. - The Church.
The Papacys
A question box has been placed at the
door of the church, and any inquiries
placed therelp will be answered by
Father Conway rom the pulpit.
John Burke, Treasurer of the United
states, win deliver an address tonight
AZ GonZaSa Hall under the joint aus
pices of the A!oysius Club and the
Washington Truth Society Other
rpeakers will be p. T Moran. national
director of the Ancient Order of HI
bernians; p. q. Haltigan, editor Of the
National Hibernian: William c SuIli-
van. former president of the Young
Mems National Onion: the Rev. Eugene
Del. Mcdonnell, president of Gonzaga
College. and the Rev John J. Mcguire |
president of the Washington Truth So
ciety and moderator OF the Aloysius
Club.
II has been announced that President
Wilson will attend the celebration OF /
the Pan-American Thanksgiving Day
mass at st. Patrick's on November q :
Most of the Diplomatic Corps and sew |
eral Cabinet officials are also expected !
The celebrant of the mass will be the !
Rev. DR. William Fletcher. rector OF I
the Cathedral. Baltimore, assisted by |
the Rev. Charles NJ Part. pastor Of |
-. Teresa's. Anacostia. and the Rev |
John n. Mcnamara. of s.. Patrick s.
The Rt. Rev Charles Warren Currier. |
bishop of MantanZaS, CUBA. Will preach J
the sermon.