The Washington herald., 1913-10-25
BAPTIST.

Though hindered somewhat by tn,
| continuous rain of yesterday. the frs
exercises In the Jubilate Of the twenty
fifth anniversary of the founding Of tn,
| woman's Missionary Union. held at Firs
Baptist Church, proved worthy OF tn,
great cause for which they were de
| signed. A large choral choir OF 200 womeI
| opened the morning service by singing
| the hymn especially written for the occa
sion, Sing. Ye Women of the South
land" After a devotional service con
| Quoted by Mrs. Charles G. Gould, Mrs
c. n. Chapman. vice president of tn,
national organization and presiding on
GER Of the jubIlate, introduced as speak
ers Miss Kathleen Mallory, Of Alabama
corresponding secretary; Miss Fannie E
8. Heck, of Raleigh, n. c.. president
Mrs. E. B. Matthews, president of thu
Maryland organization, and Miss Marie
Buhlmaier, port missionary at Locust
Point, Nd.
At the afternoon service, which fol.
lowed a luncheon in the church, there
were exercises by various young people
societies from local churches. Miss Maud
r. Mcclure, principal of the Louisville
KY. Training School. spoke at the after
noon session. The special feature oi
the evening meeting was the enactment
Of two pageants, entitled Darkness and
1AbAN SuiiuTC1 Ol repre-
senting various missionary IDEAS
For this evening a large reception has
been planned in honor of the officers OF
the union and the out-of-town7 speakers
The Sunday-schooi room has been fitted
up as parlor for this purpose. Tomor-
row afternoon there win be a large mass
meeting, which will be opened by Sec
retary Bryan. DIR. r. ]. wiIlingham,
secretary OF the Board of Foreign Mis-
sions OF the Southern Baptist Conven-
ton, will make an address. Among other
speakers for the day are the Rev. Dr.
William o. Carver, Of Louisville, KY.
and the Rev. DR.. B. d. Gray. of At
lanta, Ga.
The Rev. DR.. B. D. Gray will preach
In the morning tomorrow at the Second
Baptist Church, Fourth Street and Vir-
sinia Avenue Southeast. Pastor Hinson
V. Hewlett will speak in the evening upon
the theme. Counting the Cost Be-
ginning Sunday, November 2, and con-
tinuing every evening for two weeks,
special meetings will be held. in which
the Rev. E. NJ. Stephenson will be the
speaker.
washington Folks Put Out" will be
Pastor E. HeZ Swem's theme Tomorrow
night at Centennial Church. In the
morning the Rey. r. T. Ridel. former
pastor of Maryland Avenue Church and
now pastor in Chicago, will speak.
The Rev. DR.. Samuel II. Greene re-
turned to the city on Thursday ard will
meet his congregation at Calvary again
at the services tomorrow.
The Rev. DR.. J. ]. Muir will tomorrow
complete the twenty-fourth year of his
service as pastor of Temple Church
E Street Church. On Sunday,
2 the church will celebrate
the beginning OF Pastor Muir's twenty
fifth year. His subject for tomorrow
will be, Baptist Catholicities,
and for the evening. Follow the Pat
term"
Special evangelistic services will continue
At Fifth Presbyterian Church until Tues
day night, when there will be baptism and
by Pastor Briggs, assisted by
other pastors OF the city. Forty new
have been added. and many
others are interested. At II o'clock to-
morning Pastor Briggs will
preach to recent converts on the sub
Iect ''The Best Thing in the World"
Pastor John c. Balls subject for to-
evening at Metropolitan Church
will be The Seven Rounds In the Lad
Ter Of Blessing" This is the third Of
ais series Of Sunday evening sermons on
he general topic. Seven Sacred Sevcns"