Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-05-23

Church. 10th and G streets northwest.
in commemoration of the ascension of
our Lord. Attention is called to the
English services tomorrow morning at
il o'clock. following the usual custom,
this being the fourth Sunday of the
month.
Tomorrow will be May day at ST. Pat
r1ckS Church.
The children of the parish will make
their hrst communion in the morning and
In the afternoon at o'clock the annual
May procession will take place. At 8
o'clock I'm. Mgr. William T. Russell will
be the celebrant of a special mass and
administer communion to a large class
OF boys and girls. The Sodality of the
Children OF Mary and the members of
the Sunday School Association, as well
communicates, will also approach the
rail at this mass. The devotions will be
in charge of Rev. William ]. Carroll.
who prepared the children for the first
reception of the holy eucharist.
Kiss Pauline Isemann. one of the SUM-
day school teachers. has been chosen to
take the part of May queen, and will be
ATTENDED In the procession by large
number Of young ladies in the Sunday
school and st. Patrick's Academy as
maids OF honor. The procession will be
led by Mr.. James Fegan, master Of
ceremonies, followed by the acolytes and
sanctuary choir.
The children will leave Carroll Hall on
street and march west to 10th street
and south to F, where they will turn
north and enter the main door of the
church. Following a short meditation on
the devotion to the blessed virgin by
Rev. James A. Smyth. benediction Of the
blessed sacrament will take place.
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Randle Highlands Baptist Church has
recently closed the most successful re-
wal in its history. The pastor, Rev.
E. NJ. Ramsey. did the preaching. He
was assisted by various members of the
church and the community. The choir
rendered good service. and numerous
friends of the church assisted with spe-
cial music from time to time.
AS result of the meeting there were
twenty eight professions of faith in
Christ. Twenty-three have been received
for baptism. Fifteen of these were bap-
tized May 10, the remaining eight will be
baptized tomorrow evening at the close
by letter. one by statement and others
will be received in the near future.
The total additions to the church will
number about forty.
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At the evening service in Second Bap-
fist Church tomorrow members of Hope
Lodge. F. A. A. NJ. will be the guests OF
friends Will accompany them
The choir of the church will render
special music. Rev. H. V. Hewlett. the
pastor. will have for his theme The Ex-
PLANTATION"
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A special installation service of the
Phi Mu Sigma Sunday school and church
Place Southern Methodist Church last
evening.
The Sunday schools of ST. Thomas
and st. Margaret's Episcopal parishes
will hold their annual picnic at Great
Falls. June 26.
Stephens Episcopal Church, will be
the preacher at the first open-air serv-
ice at Mount ST. Alban tomorrow aft
ernoon at 4 o'clock. The rector is an
honorary canon Of the cathedral.
The Washington Glorious is to meet
Tuesday at l o'clock at the residence
Of Rev. J. Henning Nelms, rector OF
the Church of the Ascension. Rev. Dr.
of the occasion.
W. G. Thomas was chosen president
of the Brotherhood of Hamline Meth
odist Episcopal Church at the annual
meeting of the organization held Mon
day evening at the church.
w. II. Keen was made vice presi-
dent. E. r. Rochester, secretary, and
w. H. Proctor, treasurer. At the close
of the business session supper was
served by the Ladies' Aid Society.
Mr.. E. r. Rochester acted as toast
master. Toasts were, responded to as
follows: "a Glance at the Past" by
the retiring president, DIR. +. w. Stan
ton; plans for the Future" w. G.
Thomas; The Work Before U.s." w. H
Keen; why We Need More Money
w. H. Proctor; Religious Work of the
Brotherhood" A. A. Ludwig: 1.-The So
cial Side of the Brotherhood" ]. H
Muirhead; Advertising. the Brother
hood and Church" H. d. Gloss: Bible
Study" w. H. Richardson; 1.-The
Brotherhood and the Younger Men,
John Farrar, president of the Tri-
Omricon Class: Boys Work and the
Brotherhood w. F. Hustled. and Gen
eral Welfare of the Brotherhood" by
the pastor, Rev. Lucius C.. Clark,