The Washington herald., 1914-10-10
METHODIST.

The centennial Of the 0rsauiEation Of
Foundry Methods, Episcopal Church win
be observed during the week Of October
3 to November / Rev. George Elliott.
D. D.. Of Bay City. Mich; Rev. Lucien
Clark, D. D.. Of this city; Bishop Luther
B. wilson. Of New York city. and Rev.
Robert n. Moore, D, D.. Of Brooklyn
all former pastors. win have part IN the
program The semi-annual meeting Of
the board Of bishops on October ana
November as guests Of this church
VIII add interest to the OCCASION. many
OF them having part In the program
during the week.
At the Epvorth League rally services
TO be held In Hamline n. =. Church to-
morrow evening. Dr. Lucien Clark viii
deliver an address Of timely interest TO
Epworthians and their friends. There
win be present q large number OF the
District Epworth League ofiicerA The
services begin at 7:50 The members OF
the Epworth League Of Hamllne Church
have planned q hike In the country to
take place October ..
At the Union Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning the pastor.
Rev. John AacMurray, win speak con-
eernIng "Some Happenings In Dry Bones
Valley" In the evening at the happy
hour service there win be a half hour
Of song and praise with the pastors
travel talk on The PhilippineD-Who De-
sire Their Independence-Why and How
Much?"
In Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow morning Dr. wedder-
spoon win preach an appropriate sermon
for the Sunday school rally day on the
subject. The Future Princes" In the
evening the sermon win be by Rev. Ben
jamin s. Haywood, D. D.. field secre-
tary for the sIbiey Hospital, on the
theme. World Power in America"
On Wednesday night. at the closing
session OF the Cooperative Epworth
League Institute resolutions calling upon
the General Conferences of the NJ. z.
Church and the NJ E. Church South TO
eject the union Of. those churches, were
adopted by the delegates to the institute
without dissenting vote. The resolution
presented by the n. E Church was offer
ed by Dr. Clifton p. Clark. retiring first
vice president OF the Epworth League
Union Of the Washington Assembly Of
the NJ E. Church South, while Robert d.
Burbank presented like resolution in
behalf Of the II. E Church. The insti-
fair OF its kind ever held by the Epworth
League in Washington, will do much to-
ward union Of the two churches Doug
las, Trinity and Anacostia chapters Of the
NJ. z. Church and Mount Vernon. Brent
wood and Marvin chapters. OF the N. z.
Church, sent the greatest number Of dele
gates to the convention. according to the
figures Of the registration committee.
II. L Buell. viii deliver an address at
Foundry Chapter. Epworth League, to-
morrow on The Christian Suggestion OF
Pront-shAring' This is cne OF a series
of addresses on economics which have
proven very instructive to those who
have avaiied themselves OF the privilege
Of attending Mr.. Buell. is a deep thinker
and a forceful speaker and his hearers
are assured OF an interesting and profit
able evenig.
On Friday evening the Lincoln
Road Epworth League Chapter held
! its annual business meeting, at which
the following officers were elected: r. M
Ryce, president; Clark Main, Miss Ruth
Belnap, Mrs. Horace Miller, and Miss
Adeline Woodbridge, vice presidents-