Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-19

the United Brethren Memorial Church,
have arrived in Washington after q
visit to the Holy Land and will occupy
their pulpits tomorrow.
Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe, pastor Of
Church, is expected to arrive in Wash
ington this afternoon from his summer
vacation, spent In Michigan. He plans
to occupy his pulpit tomorrow.
Rev. Bernard Braskamp. pastor of
Gurley Memorial Presbyterian Church,
is expected to arrive in Washington
from his summer vacation, spent with
his parents, at Alton, Iowa, this after
noon. He plans to occupy his pulpit
tomorrow morning.
The tent services which have been
held on the lawn Of Gurley Church
have proved particularly successful,
and Rev. Mr.. Braskamp in letters to
friends here says he believes they Will
go far toward advancing the work OF
the congregation.
Since he took charge Of the Gur1ey
pastorate. some months ago, there have
been continuous additions to the MEM
bership, and 1t Is expected that during
the fall months there will be still
larger number uniting with the church.
The chapel of the organization IL now
| in process Of erection, and it is ex-
pected that it will be occupied within
the next few months.
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In Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church Rev. DR.. W. r. Wedderspoon
begins tomorrow evening a series OF
sermons on the general topic Christ
in the Field of Human Need"
Rev. W. W. McMaster, after a months
vacation, during which he was ill, has
again arrived In the city to take up
the work Of the First Baptist pastorate.
He is now in good health. 1t Is stated.
| At the tent services of tho Fourth
Presbyterian Church. 18th and Fair
mont streets. tomorrow evening there
| In addition to the usual address there
will be the half-hour orchestral pro-
gram prior to the service. special mu-
sic by a chorus choir and ofrertory
| The service Of song will be led by
Mr.. George w. Havell.
Rev. DIR. Joseph r. Kelly, pastor of
the church, who has returned from his
summer vacation. will preside at the
meeting.
Rev. Dr. B. Carradine. who is preach
| ing series of sermons on Full Sal
| Walton" at the Pentecostal Church of
! the Nazarene. 1880 Pennsylvania ave-
| nue. northwest, has deemed 1t advisa-
| BILE to change the midweek meeting
from Thursday to Friday night. as
many of the churches have prayer
| meeting Thursday night. and the men,
bers have requested the change.
I The congregation, it Is said, con-
| tinues to increase. The Sunday serv-
ices will be continued as heretofore.
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The annual meeting Of the Epworth
| League Union of Washington city and
vicinity, of the M. e. Church South, will
be held at Epworth Church, 7th and A
| streets northeast, Friday, Septem-
\ Der Is.
| The afternoon session will begin at
4:45 o'clock. with devotional exercises
| led by DR.. G. p. Clark. Reports Of the
| work of the local chapters will be
will be a general discussion OF Ep-
| worth League work.
| An intermission- will be taken at $50
o'clock, during which supper Will be
by the Epworth League Chapter under
the direction of Miss Ruby D. Mann.
| The evening session will open at Ia
O'clock with song service by the Ep-
worth choir Reports s Of the UNION ON o ahe
| election of officers for the coming
| year. The president. Mr.. 3; 8. Mat
tingly. will address the meeting The
| new officers will be installed BY Rev
Washington district.
The union officers are: President. Mr..
e. S. MattingIy; first vice president,
Dr. c. P. Clark: second vice president,
Miss Glennie pThomlinson: third vice
PRESIDENT, Miss Margaret Knowles;
fourth Vice president. Miss Bessie
Scaggs: secretary treasurer, Miss Car
rie III. Riddle: junior superintendent,
! Mrs. Lugenbeel; neld secretary. Mr.
n FROST