Evening star., 1914-10-31

dent, Mr.. A. c. Brasse; treasurer, DR.. E.
c: Alley; recording secretary. Miss
Alma Hall; corresponding secretary,
Miss Elizabeth Tear; junior superin-
tendent. Mrs. Arthur Horn; pianist,
Miss Florence Johnson; chairman of
prayer meeting committee. Mr.. Emory
Long; chairman of lookout committee.
Mr.. A. c. Brasse; chairman of mission
ary committee. Miss Elizabeth P. Tear;
chairman of social committee. Miss
Jeanette McKinnie; chairman of flower
committee. Mrs. Emma Sawm; chair
man of Sunday school committee, Mr.
mittee, Mr.. Shambaugh; chairman of
usher committee. Mr.. Charles Austin.
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At the regular meeting of the Wom-
ans 1nterdenominational Missionary
Union, to be held in the parish hall OF
the Church of the Epiphany next
Friday, at pm. reports will be re-
evangelical rescue work.
Miss Lanterman of the Presbyterian
Church, chairman of the city mission
work of the union. has charge of the
program. Supt. Kline of the Gospel
Mission Will present chart showing
Rev. F. j. Lukens will report for the
Central Union Mission: Mrs. H E. Mon
roe for the Gospel Mission; Mrs. E. L.
Robertson for the Florence Crittenton
w0Fh' ana rev. j. VI. Waldron Tor the
alley rescue and industrial work.
Mrs. John Newton Culbertson, presi-
dent, will preside.
The music will be in charge Of Mrs.
Martin Barringer and Mrs Lewis Mauro
of the Protestant Episcopal Church
The retreat for women which has
at st. Patrick's Church will come to
a close tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock. Rev. John R. Turner, who has
conducted this retreat, will preach the
sermon and bestow the papal benedic-
tion. At the closing exercises there
will be a reception of new members
into the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin.
which is under the direction of Rev.
James a. Smyth. Benediction of the
blessed sacrament will conclude the
devotions.
The mems retreat will open tomor-
row night at 1880 o'clock. Rev Turner
will also preach on this occasion, TAX
Ing ing fof of ms ms tep,c The Purpose or OBJ
celebrated each morning of the retreat
at s. 7. and 9 o'clock. There will be
short instructions at $50 am. and at
$50 am. The evening exercises will
take place at 1880 o'clock, and will
consist of the recitation of the beads.
sermon and benediction of the blessed
sacrament. At the same hour the fol-
lowing Sunday night the retreat will
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At the Ninth Street Christian Church
tomorrow evening the pastor, Rev
George A. Miller. will begin a special
series of Sunday night sermons under
the general heading of Life Problems
Of Youth" with concrete illustrations
These sermons will continue during
November and December. The special
subject for tomorrow night viii be
"Paul-Preparation for Life"
Mr.. j. P. Tarbox will address the
members of Foundry Epworth League
tomorrow evening on the regular
league topic. ''The Root of Murder"
Foundry Chapter reports that the
average attendance at the devotional
meetings Is now over 100, making It
one of the largest leagues in the city
Tuesday evening Foundry Chapter will
give Halloween party to the members
and friends Of the church The party
has been arranged by a committee un-
der the leadership of Miss Dorothy
Davis. fourth vice president of the
chapter.
Bishop William o. Shepard of Kansas
City will preach at the Petworth NJ. E.
Church. 8th and Shepherd streets, to-
morrow morning.