The Washington times., 1914-06-13

OF New York. will speak before The
" ashington Temple Congregation in
New Masonic Temple tomorrow at
o clock. Mr. I;itchie's discussion. entItled
funda mental conditions upon which all
OF Gods dealings with the human race
are based.
Students completing their work in
high schools and universities have been
invited TO attend a special graduates
service TO be conducted b. the Rev.
LGclus G. clark. pastor of Han'llne
Methodist Episcopal Church, in that
church tomorrow evening. The annual
children's day service will be held a
II O'Clock. DR.. lark will preach.
On the next three Sundays the Tev.
DR.. Earle Whitley, pastor of the YER
mont Avenue Christian church. VIII de-
liver a series of three special sermons
Of interest TO young people. He mas
the cooperation OF the many young
people of the parish, who will aid MIN
in bringing these lectures to the at
tention of A large n>prIber OF young
people. In company with his dauEhter,
Miss Margaret, Dr. Whitley will leave
for a tour of Europe, on July J, anu
will remain on that continent unll
September /.
The Rev. Titus E. Davis. pastor of
Westminster Church, accompanied hE
his wife, will sail from New YORK on
July II, for the British Isles, where
they will spend six weeks inspecting
various points of interest.
Arrangements are being made for the
Sunday school picnic of the Centennial
Baptist Church, which will take place
next Thursday at Glen Echo. under the
supervision of the Rev. Z. HeZ SVEN.
DR.. Sven will preach tomorrow even
ing at o'clock services on She Fussed
and Fused. and He large at
tendance was on hand at the services
last SUNDAY, many OF the men belns
coatless. This method of attending the
Centennial Church IS apparently pleas
ing to the male members of the con-
gregation. and more coatless church.
soers are expected at the services to-
morrow.
The regula. Sunday evening services
at the Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church. Avenue OF the Presidents and
Church street northwest, will continue
throughout the summer. The Rev. w.
r. Wedderspoon, pastor. will conduct
The Bright Hour" beginning at s
o'cSck. The general theme Is to be
Scenes in the Holy Land
His subject for services tomorrow
morning will be, The Big Returns"
Disciples OF this city will soon inaus-
urate a new work at Iandovsr.- Nd,
where they have secured the property
recently used for Union Church pur-
poses. The Rev. j. E. Smith. who vas
formerly with the Tuxedo Church. will
lead the new congregation.
Edward Sterling will address the
members OF Epworth League Of Foun-
dry NJ. Z. Church tomorrow evening on
a subject of interest to all Epworth
members. Page Atchison conducted the
first Of special series OF these meet
ings which commenced last Sunday.
The Epworth League OF Anacostia has
issued a general invitation to all MEM
bers of the League to use their tennis
courts. G. F. Pyles will be the principal
speaker at the meeting tomorrow even
ing. This will be the final gathering OF
the Anacostia division during the sum-
mer. large number of members have
formed a class for the purpose Of study
ing the life of David Livingston and
other well-known. missionaries.
Acting upon an invitation to engage
in work at the Temple Baptist Church,
of Baltimore, the Rev. Paul Berry Wat
lington will leave for that city soon.
DIR. Watlington is at present pastor OF
the Maryland Baptist Church.