Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-10-17
Annitional Gt!urfb 1etns

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Set-toSether supper to start the
work of the winter was held by the
Union Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school at the church on Goth street
near Pennsylvania avenue Friday even
ing.
Mr.. William II. Cheeseman. superin-
tendent of the Sunday school, acted as
postmaster. The speakers and their
topics were as follows: The pastor,
Rev. John MacAIurray. The Sunday
School as a Branch of the Church: Mr..
J. p. Crawford, The Importance of
School Services; Miss Emma Hunter.
How an Adult Bible Class May Help a
Sunday School,; Miss Celia Rogers,
The Esprit de Corps of the Sunday
mas for the Children of Europe: Mrs,
Carrie W. Banks, Home Visitors. a
Help to the Sunday School," and Mrs.
D. D. Baldridge. The Sunday School as
a Social Center"
The rally day exercises of the Sun
day school will be held tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'clock
"A Nation Without a Saloon is the
topic to be used i'm the Epworth League
services throughout the country to-
morrow. evening.
Many of the local chapters have Sc
cured the scientific temperance posters
distributed by the Anti-Saloon League
of the District of Columbia and will
display them at this service
AT Trinity Chapters meeting the
speaker will be j. II. James, an active
worker in the Anti-Saloon League and
the East Washington Civic Association.
Mr. James is regarded as well qualified
to speak on this subject. as he has TAX
en- part in the many canvasses of East
Washington during the past two years.
The Character of the Bible Deter
mines the Method of Bible Study" is
the topic Rev. Bergman Green of the
Virginia Episcopal Theological Semi
nary is to take for an address at the
eighteenth annual convention of the
Sunday School Institute, to be held in
the Church of the Epiphany Wednes-
day. The Bishop of Washington will
preside.
Rev. c. p Wiles was in Washington
yesterday, and in the evening address,
ed the Sunday school rally at the
Church of the Reformation. Rev. Mr..
Wiles. who was formerly pastor of KEEL
Ter Memorial Lutheran Church, is now
secretary of the Lutheran Publication
Society, in Philadelphia.
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st. Luke's day is to be observed to-
morrow in the Protestant Episcopal
Churches of the city with special serv-
ices.
A fall rally of the District Christian
Endeavor Union is to be held in the
Church of the Covenant November ..
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The Christian Endeavor topic for to-
morrow evening, Good Citizenship is
to be the subject of Rev. John r. STRAIT
ton. in Emmanuel Baptist Church, to-
all
DIR. James B. Clayton will preach at
Ingram Memorial CONGREGATIONAL
Church tomorrow morning and evening.
His topic for the morning will be
"Christ's Loyal Legion" and in the
evening "St. Paurs Three Prizes"
The vesper service at the Young
Women's Christian Association tomor-
row at 4:30 pm. will have as .he
speaker Miss Mary Alice Finney. she
will give the report of the Wortu l
w. c. A. conference held IN S.oCkIoinl
in June She was one of the delegates
from the United States. Mrs. B. u.
Shreve will sing.
Foundry Methodist Episcopal cong i e.
CATION will celebrate the cehtehiiiat -.
the organization of the Original so ,n,,e,.s
from October 25 to November l.
George Elliott of Mount Clemens. Mich;
Rev. Lucien Clark of this city. blsnop
Luther b. Wilson of New YORK CITY ana
Rev. Robert NJ. Moore of Brooklyn n
Y, all former pastors. 90 .,.ra
Wednesday evening, octoher rs. tnere
will be "A reception to the boara oi
bishops, which will begin IT'S sen III
nuaI meeting in this church. and Fri
day evening Bishop William A Quayie
will deliver special lecture
Cardinal Gibbons will come to WASH.
inpton tomorrow to confirm class OF
90 children and % adults at 81.
Cynr;an,s Roman Catholic Church, loth
ana G streets southeast.
! The sacrament will be admlnistefe'u
.,fter the solemn high mass, when WI
he celebrated at 1890 o'clock III the
morning. . . .s,tor or
.he church and will assist at the cere-
monies.
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Re-. Or. John Britain Clark, pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church,
MANS A special sermon tomorrow morn
ing at ii o'clock on the Christian TN
deavor topic for the evening, 1ooo
Citizenship.