The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1913-05-03

secretary for the District Of Columbia.
and Mrs. e. T. Mankin. the Phiiatnea
secretary.
At o'clock ''round table" conference
with Mr.. Anderson will be held. Supper
will be served by the classes OF the FIFTH
Baptist Church ard the conference VIII
be attended by the oAicers Of the union
and the president and secretary OF the
various classes in the city.
Pastor John E. Briggs will occupy
the pulpit of Fifth Baptist Church al
both services tomorrow. After brief
sermon in the morning communion Will
be celebrated and at the evening serv-
ice there will be baptism. On Tues
day evening the Ladies Missionary So
ciety' will hold an important meeting.
The city Baraca-Philathea Union VIII
hold special meeting in the main au-
ditorium on Wednesday night.
I DIR. ]. J. Muir announces as the sub
ject of his morning sermon at Temple
Church, ''Perfecting Holiness" AT
night his theme will be Rod and Rock.
The church has recently. held an cleo
ton of deacons. In addition to those
reelected Messrs. R. A. Ford and J.
E. Waters were elected for the first
time.
How He Won a Father-in-law." Ia
the theme upon which Rev. E. Hez
SVEN will address his congregation at
the Centennial Church tomorrow even
ing at o'clock. The theme for the
morning will be, Hardship and Glory"
The ordinance of the Lords Supper
will be observed at the morning serv-
ice.
Rev. Hnson v. Hewlett will speak at
the Second Baptist Church tomorrow
morning on the subject, IAN Efficient
Church Organization. illustrated by
charts; and in the evening the ordinance
of baptism will be administered, fol-
lowed with evangelistic sermon by the
Rev. r. e. Fenner. ID. d., OF Cadillac,
Mich.
The music committee Of the First Bap-
fist Church, the Avenue of the Presi-
dents Sixteenth Street, and o Street,
announces that it has secured Miss Flor
ence Noack to take charge Of its music.
Miss Noack was formerly soprano SOLO
list of the Metropolitan NJ. f. Church
and is well known in musical circles.
She assumed her new duties April l, and
is arranging special musical programmes
for each service. An entire evening
with the choir will be given May II, the
programme to be announced later. The
personnel of the choir is as follows:
Miss Florence Noack, sporano; Miss Net
tie Kluge, contralto; Mr.. A. w. Jett,
tenor; Mr.. Raymond Moore. basso; Mr..
Edmund Barry. organ; Mrs B. V. Gu
sack, first violin: Mr.. Frank Howard.
second violin; Miss Lillian Milovich.
viola, and Mr.. George Frey. cello. The
musical numbers for tomorrow include:
Morning-"Rock OF Ages tBuck), vocal
quartet; THE Penitent' ivan de Water.
Miss Noack; La Douleur'' (BoccalarD,
Mrs. Gusack. Evening-"The Golden
Pathway" Gray, Mr.. Moore; ''Fruh-
lingsglaube'' (SchuberD. Miss Milovich
and Mr.. Howard: Lied ohne Worte"
(Mendessohn), Miss Milovich and Mr..
Howard. The minister, Rev. w. W.
McMaster, will speak at IL o'clock on
THE Here and the Hereafter
DIR. Emory w. Hunt. president Of Deni-
son University, arrived in San Fran
cisco last week on his way home from
his round the world trip. In a letter he
assures his friends of a full return to
health and of his readiness to return
to the duties in part relinquished since
his serious injury, resulting from a fall
on the ice in December 1911. This will
be good news to the Baptist host every
where.