The Washington herald., 1914-11-07

AeRs Lucfen clark, u. d. who was pas
tor OF Foundry Methodist Episcopal
fChurch from March, 1897, to February,
ilsoo will preach In Foundry Church to-
morrow evening on the subject, Preach
ing Jesus" DR.. wedderspoon. the pastor.
viii preach at the morning service on
The Unforgotten" and administer the
Sacrament Of the Lords Supper.
At the Union Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow at II O'Clock, Rev.
Joel Brown, d. D.. OF Baltimore, Nd, a
greatly beloved pastor Of the church,
will preach.
In the evening at O'Clock Judge A. 8.
Taylor viii give Some Reeollections Of
Fifty Years as a Member Of Union" be-
ing the semicentennial Of Judge Taylor's
uniting with this church as q member.
These recollections win have considerable
historical and personal value and viii be
OF interest 10 persons who have lived In
the northwest and west sections Of
Washington during the last fifty years.
The gifts for the Christmas ship from
the boys and girls OF the Union Sunday
school In the way OF clothing and toys
Tor the needy children in the war-strfck-
en- section Of Europe amounted to over
SO and the children OF the school were
eorrespondingiy happy.
Miss Wiley. Of the Associated Charities
OF the District OF Columbia, will address
the members OF the Hamline Epworth
League tomorrow evening on Social Ser
vice In washington" Hamline Chap
Ter is making special feature OF its
social service department this year and
an exhaustive survey along this line
has been made of the neIghborhood sur
rounding the church, Ninth and p streets
northwest. President Havens has also
added large Epworth League chorus 10
the many attractions OF Hamline Church.
Rev. Frank W. Collier, Ph. D.. director
OF research Of the American University,
has organized a class for the study and
exposition OF the International Sunday
school lessons, which he will conduct
each Friday evening in Foundry M. Z.
Church. DR.. Collier. who was one Of the
editors OF the Sunday school publications
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church for sew
eraI years, possesses rare ability for this
work. which promises for greatly in
creased efficiency in the Sunday schools.
All teachers and Bible students are in.
Nlted to attend this course Of instruction,
all sessions being open to the public.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
board OF control of the Washington Dis
triet EpWorth League was held in the
board room at Wesley Chapel on We'd
nesday evening. The board voted 70
hereafter hold its meetings in the various
Methodist churches OF Washington in
stead OF Wesley Chapel which has been
the meeting place for years Invitations
were extended to the board to meet in
the following churches during the win
ter months and the following schedule
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January, Douglas; February, HamIine;
March. open; April, Trinity, and May,
Anacostia- The board also voted to hold |
the next annual convention at Anacastia |
NJ. f. Church on May II and u, 1915 !
President Ralph Williamson addressed |!
the meeting. explaining to the chapter |
presidents in attendance the workings |
Of his new plan for Epworth League de-
meetings, which has proved sue |
cessful at Anacostia Chapter. The meet /
ing was presided over by DR.. Christie, /
the president. Among those in attend 4
lnce were the following chapter presi- l
tents and District officers: DR.. A c. l.
Christie, S. d. Boss, Francis C. Tarr, l
Ashby Jump, William z. Truman, Lee B. /
Emory, and Miss NJ Fowler District /
'fficers; presidents Camalier, OF Metro
'olitan; Hoover. Of Trinity; Fielder. Of
North Capitol; Williamson, Of Anacostia;
)rme, OF Chevy Chase; Shoemaker, Of
Varney OF McKendree. II
Mss F. c. Day, chairman Of the board
Il trustees Of the leagues rest cottage,
t Washington Grove, also presented a
eport OF the summers work at the cot
age. The president appointed c. W.
chairman Of a nominating
committee to present names OF candi-
ates for the District Offices at the next !
nnual convention. and Van W. Roberds. :
OF a standing auditing commit ,
ee