Evening star., 1914-07-25
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Rev. Alfred E. Barrows. pastor of the
Eastern Presbyterian Church. and Mrs.
Barrows will leave early in the coming
week to spend the month of August with
friends on Long Island. and also a fort
night with Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis, at Ply
mouth, Mass.
The Epworth League of the Metropoli-
tan Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
John Marshall place and & street north
west. was we'll attended Sunday evening.
These meetings, the only service held in
the church Sunday evenings during the
and helpful. both to the young and the
old. The leader tomorrow evening at
7:3O O. clock will be Mr.. George L. Brandt.
He will take as his topic "Christ.s Sancti-
fcation of Labor" A song service OF M
teen minutes is held before the discussion
of the topic begins.
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The work on All Souls Church on
Cathedral avenue Is nearly completed.
The last service in the old chapel was
held last Sunday. Tomorrow 1t is pro-
posed to hold the service in the base
ment of the new church. which is being
finished for a Sunday school room and
parish hall. A new organ is being Install
ed in the church, and 1t is expected the
church will be ready for use during Au-
gust, but the conservation will not take
place until October q. when Rt Rev.
Charles N. Williams, Bishop Of Michigan,
will deliver the sermon.
The Secretary of State. who was pre-
vented by unavoidable absence from the
city from speaking at the tent meeting
service Of the Fourth Presbyterian
to deliver an address at the service to-
morrow evening. at 7:3O o'clock. This is
In fulfillment Of promise made by the
Secretary for the meeting of some weeks
ago. which was prevented by sudden
thunderstorm
These open-air meetings Of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church are held upon the
church lawn, 18th and Fairmont streets,
and are being largely attended.
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The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
First Baptist Church is to conduct a
meeting at Camp Good Will. Rock Creek
Park, tomorrow evening at 9 o'clock All
interested are invited to meet at end of
14th street car line at 5:15 pm. and
walk in a body to the camp.
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The Church of the Covenant is holding
services every Sunday evening in a tent
at 14th street and Meridian place. Dur
ing the absence Of the minister, Rev. DIR.
Charles Wood. the minister's assistant
Rev. Howard Hannaford. is conducting
the services. Tomorrow night his sermon
will be What to Do With Ones Envir-
every service. and an informal song serv-
ice is held from 7:45 to 8 o'clock.
Rev. E. B. Bagby. formerly chaplain of
the House of Representatives and for
many years pastor Of Ninth Street Chris
ton Church. under whose ministry that
church grew from a handful of Bible
will of ESffaRnth
Street Christian Church. 18th and D
streets southeast, tomorrow evening at
o'clock.
The Dpworth League will have charge
of the services at Iowa Avenue M =;
Knapp, head Of the farmers co-opera-
tive demonstration work of the Agr'cui-
tural Department. will address the meet,
ing and special music has been arraheeu
by the Epworth League Chorus choir. ~, "A
feature of the meeting will be 500 ny
Miss Bieglow.
Judge Lester 1. Schnare of the Depart,
ment Of Labor who has just Ietulneu :,
from the ninth international EpWoIs' '1
League convention at Bunalon;a nacK Kt endree
dress the outdoor service at McNenofe &c o.
Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow a
7:15 pm. There have been large attenu,
ances at all of the meetings "Hien al
held on the lawn in front OF the chui.n
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The annual convention Of the disciples
will be held at Atlanta. Ga, octooer
to IA. as announced in circular az
dressed to the Disciples OF Marylano'
Delaware and the District OF Columnla'
| signed by DR.. Earle Wilhey. presldent,
and Rev E B. Bagby. secretary of the
Disciples missionary organizatlon OF
| these states. 1t is expected that tne gel
egations from Pennsylvania, new @ hork
party, and that all will travel in one Or
more special trains.
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Rev. George A Miller. pastor OF Ninth
Street Christian Church. will leave Wash
ington Tuesday to speno ms vaGnion s;siu im