Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-03-14
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| Tomorrow is the last day of worship
| at the H Street Christian Church In
| the southwest
I The property has been sold and the
congregation will move at once to Faith
Chapel, on NJ street, where 1t will hold
regular services temporarily until the
completion of their new building at the
corner of 9th and H streets.
Pastor Lutz will speak on Paul $
Message to Titus" in the morning. and
| at the evening service he will answer
| the question, Should a Christian Dance
The women viii serve farewell Dutch
1s
| The Northern Baptist convention has
| recommended that churches of the de-
nomination observe tomorrow as De
nominational day
| Various Baptist pastors will preach
] special sermons at the morning service
| dealing with denominational belief, his
tory and progress.
Rev. DR.. j. J. Muir, pastor of Temple
Baptist Church. is one of the local
pastors who will observe the day.
| Gamma and Delta Chapters of the Phi
| Nh Sigma Church Fraternity will have
installation services this evening in Met
ropolitan NJ. Z. Church.
Dr. Clifton p. Clark, supreme master
of the fraternity, which has been formed
to bring men of the Sunday schools and
| churches into closer utilization, will be in
| charge of the service.
Messrs. B. J. Laws. l.. P. Riddle, ]. B.
| EgSleston, former presidents of Alpha
Chapter of the fraternity; President c. L.
keene of Beta Chapter and Historian AL
! fred England Of Alpha Chapter will
assist DR.. Clark
The members of Gamma and Delta
| Chapters are as follows:
Gamma Chapter-Rev. DR.. James Shera
Hornaday. Harry L. Bosley, C. Willard
Camalier, Milton A. Bosley Renah f.
Camalier, J. L. Cook, jr.; H. B. Cuth-
bertson. H. Dewhirst, John Edwards. jr
Claude G. Hamel Walter Hold. E. Theo-
dore Layton, A. NJ Levers, P V.
Roundy. Fl. Ellsworth Warner and Don
| Wynkoop.
Delta Chapter--Paul H. Brattain. Bayne
Brown, Robert f. Burg, Raymond Bus
s:us, Frank B. Crown. jr: BENJAMIN F
Elliott, Andrew Gross. Charles A. Kin
seila, William c. La Clair, Melvin T.
Lederer. Leslie II. Mcdaniel, G. Lorin
Oliver, Mark Patterson and Leslie F
| Seaton.
ternity are Mr.. F. E. Edgington, Mr.
Lovick Pierce, Mr.. ]. z. Baird, Rev. F. ].
Prettyman, Mr. s. NJ. Warren, Rev. E. X
Hardin and Mr. G. A. Clark
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! The Washington Foreign Mission Sem
| mary officials have just sent out thre,
| more recruits. Mr.. and Mrs C. E. Moo,
and Miss J. c. Butler have left Wash
ington for San Juan. Porto Rico, tn
head of the Adventist mission work i,
that island. All three have training a.
| medical evangelists.
| With these three the seminary has sen
out eight missionaries so far this term
Four have gone to south and centra
| Africa and one to Singapore, Malay Pen
| insula. Seven of the missionaries cam
from the state of California to take tn
preparatory training in the seminary here
Rev. Henry F. Lutz, pastor of the I
Street Christian Church, has been Sc
| lected as the speaker for the assembl,
meeting at the Young Mems Christian
| Association tomorrow afternoon at
| O'Clock.
colored chart will be used to illus
trate his subject THE Spectrum o
Faith" graphically portraying the com
ponent parts of that great attribute o
| human nature-faith.
A special feature of the meeting vii
be the music by the Lutz family quinte
of brass instruments, consisting of tn
| pastor and his four sons. the younges
being only five years of age.
The meeting is open to all men.
| The Mems Club of ST. Marks Churcl
| will attend divine service in a bod,
| Sunday evening, March 20, at tn
| church.
This was decided upon at meeting
| of the organization held Thursday ev,
| at the church, when the president, Mr.
d. w. GALL presided.
/ The committee arranging for thu
| service is made up of Rev. c. r. Stet
| son and Messrs George A. Emmons
IT Il A.
mold.
Ladies' night will be observed by tn
club at the church April 16. the com
mittee arranging being made up o
| Messrs. John Camden Gall. G. Goot
| Cressey. H. A. Suits, Edwin Tyler ant
| A. 3. Whitman.
Rev. H. w. Kearns, new spiritua
director of the Holy Name Society o
! st. Dominic,s Church. was welcomed
| to the church last evening, when so
| men attended a meeting there.
! The priest comes from st. Vincen
Ferrer's Church of New York.
| Addresses were made during thu
evening by Rev. Father Cowan. Presi
! dent Gallagher and Representative:
Eagan and Kinkead.
| Miss Elizabeth Merle Carhart viii
lecture on The Ethical Tendency o.
| MOQorn Literature tomorrow evening
| at s o'clock in the lecture room of AL
| Souls Church, 18th and l. streets. The
public is invited.
| Rev. DR.. Clarence A. Barbour has beer
made senior secretary of the international
committee of the Y. NJ c. A., in success
sion to Mr.. Fred b. Smith. resigned. DR.
Barbour entered the work of the inter
national committee about five years ago
resignng a pastorate in Rochester, n
! Y, to take up the work.
THE New Age in Education: New
| Values; New Methods and New Ideals, .
is to be the subject Rev. DR.. Charles w
| Harvey of Philadelphia will take at the
meeting in the New Church tomorrow
| evening.
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| The Mexican situation and the desira-
bility of Intervention will be dealt with
| by Rev. c. Everest Granger in a sermon
| in the Gunton- Temple Memorial Presby-
terrain Church tomorrow evening.
| The special evangeiistc meetings that
have been in progress in the Fifteenth
Street Christian Church for the past
| three weeks have resulted in over TWEEN
| ty-five processing conversion.
| 1t has been one of the most successful