Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-09
aonitional Gburfb pems

| Hev. pr L p Frost. pastor Of the
| nircrSit. Church Evanston. Ill. Will
| sf,esk in the Metropolitan Methodist
| Fps copal Church tomorrow morning at
| Ii o'clock.
| Dr. James Shera Montgomery will de-
! liver IA specia, sermon in the evening
on the subject, The Tragedy and Hope
4 Of Mexico.
| The District Sunday School Association
with the cooperation of the Woman 5
| Christian Temperance Union. is arrang-
/ ing temperance demonstration of pri-
/ mary and junior Sunday school children
/ similar to that so successfully held last
| year.
| The demonstration will occur on the
afternoon Of Sunday. May Il. and will
| consist of street parade of Sunday
school children led by committees from
| the two organiza tons in charge of the
affair, with musical escort, followed by
twin mass meetings in Mckendree and
Mt. Vernon Place Methodist Churches.
The program will be so arranged that
the same speakers and singers will be
heard AT both meetings. Overflow meet
inss in the Sunday school rooms of the
two churches viii be arranged. and an
open air meeting in Mt. Vernon Square is
contemplated.
Mir. T. A. Hostetler president of the
Sunday School Association. and Mrs. Don
T.. Blaine of the W. {. T. L. are ar
ranging the program which will be an
nounced, in detail, in a few days
Vice President Marshall will deliver
an address at mass meeting at the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church
Sunday evening, May Il. in the interest
of the cause of ministerial relief and
Sustentation.
The Presbyterian Church throughout
the nation is engaged in movement
to raise large endowment to provide
pensions for aged and disabled min
listers, their widows and orphans.
Rev. Or. William Hiram Foulkes.
general secretary: Rev Or. William
Sylvester Holt. associate secretary. and
Rev Dr. William Jackson Johnson
field representative, have been carry
ing on campaign in the various
Presbyterian churches of the city for
several sundays. The campaign will
close with the mass meeting in the
New York Avenue Church.
The Communion day of the Sodality
of the Blessed Virgin affiliated with
st. Patricks Church, will he observed
tomorrow with mass at : am. The
members will occupy the pews of the
main aisle and receive in a body. Rev.
James a Smyth director of the
sodality, will be the celehrant of the
mass and deliver short address.
at St Bominic'S Church. 9Th and J.:
streets southwest. last Sunday. Nesper
services were held at } o'clock, during
which sermon on the Holy Rosary
was given by Rev. Father Smythe of
the House Of Studies, Brookland. The
procession of 900 children formed
ranks and marched from the church up
9Th street to Virginia avenue. thence
to the rectory grounds. where the
browning of the statue OF the Blessed
Virgin took place.
The May queen was Miss Loretta NJ.
Creashe a member of the class or
1914, Sacred Heart Academy. Her at
tendants Were the members of her
class Misses Mary Triplett Bessie
Mills. Rose Wright, Mae Brosnan and
three graduates of st. Dominic,s Paro-
cial School, Ella Collins. Angela FltZ-
gerald and Mary Sheehan.
The crown bearers We're Masters KAY
mond Browne and Claude Files.
The entire procession had as guard
of honor the members of the Holy
Name Society
Miss Emma Gray and Or. George r.
Kicker extend invitations to all OF the
New Thought teachers and their cen
ters to meet the president or the Ma
tional New Thought Alliance, MI. Ed
earton. and Mrs Ed@erton at receD-
ton given by the National New
Thought Center. Washington Loan and
Trust building Tuesday evening at 3
O'Clock
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Rey II. II. u. Sterrett rector of st.
PauTs Episcopal Church of Columbus.
ohio, viii preach tomorrow morning at
All Souls Chapel, Cathedral avenue IT.
Sterrctt is "a graduate OF George NaSh!ne-
non University and is son Of the rector
Of All Souls Church, Rev. DIR. j. Mac
bride Sterrett.
The Woman's Missionary Society Of st.
"a -
charge of the services there tomorrow
evening when all the womens mission
AIRY work in home and foreign fields viii
be presented by tableaux Mrs Henry
Home Mission Society of the Baltimore
conference. will give sketch of the
work represented by each tableau
Among the musical features will be num-
bers by the quartet OF Asbury A. NJ. +.
Church.
The eighth annual banquet of the 4. T.
Pueh Mems Class of Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Sunday school, was held in the
parlors of the church, at 9TH street ana
Massachusetts avenue northwest last
night with the members of the class and
a large number of their friends present
The occasion marked the end of the
class year and the installation OF new
officers, Herbert NJ Elliott. the new pres
dent being in charge of the ceremonies.
After participating in the evenings re-
pdSt the company were entertained ny
interesting responses to the toastmaster.
What the Ladies Expect of Our Boys
Was explained by Miss Mary Pugh. "a
daughter Of the Pugh Class" as she IS
claimed by virtue of the fact that she is
the daughter of the founder and teacher.
J. Ora Tolbert furnished the compile
ment to these remarks by explaining
What Our Boys Expect of the Ladies.
The past and present opportunities Of
the class We're the subject Of a short talk
bN Fred r. Martin.
Rev Or. W. Y. Tudor. who was the
first pastor of the church when it was
organized in 1859. and Rev. Edward X.
Hardin, the present pastor. followed the
members Of the class with short talks as
did W. w. MILAN. the superintendent OF
the Sunday school. A. b. Pugh, the
founder and teacher of the class, was
the last speaker. and gave talk that
was full of inspiration for the members
Following are the officers OF the organ
ization: Arthur b. Pugh, teacher, w. V.
Boyle. assistant teacher. II. NJ Elliott,
president: Il. T. McCarty. vice president;
A. L. Martin. secretary: w. A. Lasley,
assistant secretary, L. II. Martin. treas
urer; l.. X. Adams. assistant treasurer;
J. \. Bostick, historian
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The annual banquet of the teachers
and officers of Wesley NJ f. Chapel. held
last night in the Sunday school, is regard