The Washington herald., 1914-08-15
METHoDIsT

III With q simple ceremony CONQUERED py
the pastor OF the church, Rev. y 4. En-
/ terday afternoon for the new Cavalry
Il Methodist Episcopal Church. on Column
/ bia road. The work on the new structure
/ VIII be pushed 70 completion as rapidly
as possible and the congregation hopes
TO occupy the building early next spring.
| Auditorium. Sunday school rooms. and
| gymnas SUM will be contained inFthe new
building, which will adjein the church
now IN use and be connected with n.
The material will be brick and the cost
OF the new structure approximately
$4,000 c. L. Harding Is the, architect.
DR.. Ensor, who has -bses pnsily en-
gagged in concentrating the plans Tor the
new Calvary M. E. Church, viii be able
now TO take part Of his DELAYED Vaca-
| ton and expects to leave the city today
to be absent until after September l.
Rev. E. C. Powers, pastor Of Tennally-
town No z. Church, Is spending his va
cation at Bethany Beach, Del. where on
Tuesday he will address . chautauoua
meeting.
At the August meeting OF the board Of
control OF the Washington District Ep-
worth League William z. Truman, for
merly president of Wilson Memorial
Chapter. was elected recording secretary
| for the District to succeed S. NJ. Fal-
couer. jr.. who has been elected to the
presidency Of Brightwood Park Chapter.
"Why Germany vs. Europe" will be the
theme Of tomorrow evenings aoaress OF
Rev. John MacMurray, pastor Of Union
NJ. E. Church, in Twentieth street The
untoward events in Europe are respon-
sibIe for the break in DR.. MacMurray's
series of travel talk on Palestine to con-
slider some of the problems involved In
the present conflict which are not gen.
orally appreciated on this side OF the
Atlantic. DR.. MacMuray, In his travels
in Europe, has been close student OF
the political and social conditions which
have brought about the great struggle
for supremacy between Germany and her
opponents. For tomorrow morning.
service his subject viii be "A First Cen
fury Churchmsn."
Rev. DR.. George B. Thomas. pastor OF
St. Paul's n. z. Church, Manchester
N. H, will preach at Hanline Church
Ninth and streets, tomorrow morning
on The Downward Stoop for the Up
ward Lift" His evening topic Is The
Marks Of the Master" DR.. and Mrs.
Thomas are occupying the apartments
of the pastor Of the church. Rev. Lucius
Clark and Mrs. Clark, at the Iowa. while
DR., Clark is on his vacation tour.
Rev. ]. Wilbur Balderston. pastor Of
the Congress Street NJ. P. Church.
Georgetown, left Washington this week
for Asbury Park and Ocean Grove, N. ].
He will spend his vacation there and
with friends at Newark and Elizabeth.
n. ].
On Monday Rev. r. L. Fultz, pastor
OF Epworth NJ E. Church South. will 90
to Staunton. Va, near which city he
will rest during his vacation.
Tomorrow evening in Foundry Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Rev. S. Townsend
Weaver, DID, will preach on the theme.
The Vision and History Of the Soul"
In the evening his subject will be, De
cIsivs Wars Of the World"
Rev F. NJ. Mccoy. pastor Of Waugh
Methodist Church, will preach a special
sermon tomorrow evening on the pres
emit European conflict. This service VIII
be held on the lawn Of the church at I
o o'clock. In the morning his topic will he
The Empowered Life"
Forrest F. varney. president Of Nc
Kendree Chapter Of the Epworth League.
will have charge Of the outdoor services
at McKendree Church Sunday evening.
Mr.. Varney, who has just returned from
the International Epworth Convention at
Buffalo, to which he was delegate. VIII
give some Of the experiences Of the cor
vention.
Rev Louis Randall. pastor Of the r. 1.
Avenue Methodies Protestant Church.
went yesterday to CrisheId. Nd. where
he will devote a part Of his vacation to
fishing. He will preach tomorrow and
on the following Sunday in the chuech
Of which he was pastor for seven years
At the r. l. Avenue Church Rev. C. r.
strasburg will preach tomorrow morning
and on the lawn in the early evening.