The Washington times., 1913-03-08
GIRLS BETTERMENT
TO Be EY.W.C.A. TOPIC
Employment of Those Still in
Teens Will Be Discussed by
Junior Secretary.

and the whole of the regular AFTERNOON
services In the Y. W. c. A. gymnasium
Will be devoted to the consideration of
the younger members OF the association.
An interesting program has been pre-
pared, for which 200 tickets of admis-
sion have been issued, and it is ex-
pected that the audience will be COM
posed of washingtonians who are inter-
ested in the welfare of girls.
Miss Gertrude Griffith, junior secre-
tary OF the National Y. W. c. A, will
address the meeting and outline plans
for the employment of girls who are
Vet in their teens. Miss Griffith has
been in such work for fourteen years
and is one of the foremost authorities
in the United States on the employ
ment Of young girls.
Miss Griffith stated today in regard
to. the matter that the subject of en-
ployment for girls had been largely neg
lected in this country with the result
that girls are working under conditions
which should have been abolished long
ago.
Knows All Glasses.
Miss Griffith has worked with every
class of girl from the college girl to
the immigrant girl. For i've years she
was secretary of the Girls Club of
Greenfield. Mass. After that she went
to Chicago where she organized the
work of the Christopher House Settle
men;. From there she was called to be
Junior secretary of the National Y. w.
c. A.
The Rev. GeorgeA Miller, of the
Ninth Street Christian Church. will &C.
cupy his pulpit at both morning and
evening services tomorrow. His subject
In the morning will be Possible OPP
portunities." and at night continuation
of the series of sermons on The Di-
vine Library" the special theme being
Nehemiah, the Cup Bearer"
In his series of sermons delving into
the source Of the follies OF the people
OF Washington, the Rev. E. Hez Sven,
will deliver a sermon tomorrow at s
o'clock IN What Kind of Men Wash
inGton Women Like Pest" in Centen-
nial Baptist Church. Swem's songs will
be sung by congregation and choir dur
ing the service
Pastor Russell Returns.
After an absence of seven weeks, Pas
tor Charles T Russell. OF the New York
and London Tabernacles and the Wash
tngton Temple. will deliver a sermon
tomorrow afternoon before the Wash
ington Temple compensation On The
Greatest Inauguration" As is Pastor
Russeirs custom he draws his text from
q recent happening and reads a parallel
case In Biblical instruction.
Since Pastor Russell became the CHIEF
preacher OF the Washington Temple
congregation the attendance at services
has been greatly Increased and the
famous divine takes this as an indica-
tion of religious awakening In the mem-
bers Of the congregation and their
friends. The services tomorrow will be-
gin at 3:3o in the afternoon.
A present of S.5n for redecorating
the interior Of ingram Memorial Church.
the church by o. II. Ingram, who fur
nished the money for the erection of the
church as a memorial to his son. who
died In Washington. Mr.. Ingram is a
resident Of Eau Claire. Wis, where he
has large property interests While in
the congregation OF the church.
DR.. Milton s. Littlefeld, church
school expert of New York. will deliver
ar address tomorrow morning in In
gram Memorial Church on AN Edu-
cational Evangel-'' and at 8 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon will speak on Prob
lens of the Church School" At s
o'clock next Wednesday night Judge W.
r MOTIFS Will lecture on Ine ftth
Civilization
At St. Patrick's Church.
Passion Sunday will be observed in
et. ,Patrfck's Church tomorrow with
solemn high mass sung by the Rev.
John NJ. Mcnamara at IL o'clock. THE
Sacraments" Is the subject chosen by
the Rev. James A. Smyth at this mass.
The music has been especially arranged,
and VIII be rendered by both choirs.
Following the sermon the whole con-
gregation will unite in singing the
hymn, Holy God. We Praise Thy
Name"
Lenten devotfons will be held IN the
evening at 7:30 o'clock. with Mgr. Rus
sell officiating. He will also preach the
sermon. on Great Sinners. Their FAN
and Outcome"
Evangelist Henry F. Lutz will deliver
an address before the congregation Of
the II Street Christian Church, in the
southwest. on Inaugural Reflections "
tomorrow nigat. In the morning the
evangelist will deliver an installation
sermon.
The feast of ST. Thomas was cele-
brated in the Catholic University yes
terday With high mass in the morning
in Mcmahon Hall by the Rev. Fath9r
Skinner, and lecture in the main hall
by the Rev. DR.. p. J. Mccormick in
the afternoon.