Evening star., 1914-02-21

L streets northwest A program cover
ing the entire season has been arranged
by the pastor. Rev Charles F. Steck.
The first service will be held Ash Wed
nesday night at S O'Clock. the remaining
u.idweek services at the same hour Thurs
day nights. Friday afternoons from to
80 o'eIoch there will be litanv service
The Sunday services viii be at the usual
hours, / am. and pm
In New York Avenue Church tomorrow
the morning service will recognize the
occasion OF Washington's BIRTHDAY.
In the evening the service will he n
musical one III sympathy with the Sunday
evening lectures upon Performers Before
the Reformation" ard Will he study of
several histori" HYMNS and songs. The
numbers by the choir will be Stearne's 8
Great Is tho Lord Coleridge- Tia ylor's s
by the Waters Of Babylon. Verdi's
Praise We the Lord and Gloria, from
Farmer s mass in 3 fat
In the afternoon at o'clock the Order
of Washington will have its annual serv-
ice with sermon ny Lieut.. Col. George
Robinson, retired chaplain. United States
| Army.
Services at the Washington Cathedral
during Lent will he as follows:
st. Matthias day. February II. ord'-
nation by the Bishop of Washington.
Ash Wednesday, holy communion. $50
am.
I.itanv. pcn!tential office and sermon.
with musjc. . am.
Morning PRAYER pcn;tential Office and
sermon. with music. u u a m.
Evening PRAYER i octock.
Sundays services, 80, 10, il and i
o clock.
Weeks DAYS, except Thursdays. services,
&c. Ii 80. T. and 4 o'clock.
Thursdays services. IL. II 30. l. and 4
o clock; address by the bishop, pm
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cantata. The Holy city part L. 1 pm.
Third Sunday in Lent. Gaul's cantata,
THE Holy city part ,. pm.
Passion SUNDAY. March 90 Maunder's 3
cantata. "oiivet to Calvary. 4 pm.
Wednesday, April !. quiet day for wom-
en- 10 a m and 40 pm, conducted by
the Rev. e. r. Stetson; light rejection
at 30.
Palm Sunday. April ). special music at
II M and 4 pm; palms distributed at
all services
Good Friday. April 10 passion service,
conducted BY the bishop,
Music at evensong daily except Satur-
day.
Tie Epworth League mass meeting %
have taken place at Mckendree Chur~n
tomorrow. in the interest of social work,
has been postponed.
There viii be meeting of the third
vice presidents Of the District Epworth
League al AtNSnGT|e I nlrctf FriUdt
s pm. N the close Of the business meet
in. Il social time VIII lie enjoyed Inter
cs.;ag features vi be a current evcrt
inatciI and violin duet by Miss Augusta
Swan and Miss Leila SDeer All are
cordially invited.
In order to raise funds for the rest
cottage plan OF the .hird department.
March 10 Will be observed as tag day
throughout the city. All Epworthians
are asked to cooperate in this project.
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Rev. DIR. +. W Heckelman. district
superintendent of the NJ. E. churches
of Japan. will preach in Dumbarton
NJ. T. church tomorrow morning. He
is accompanying br. Sato. Japanese ex-
change professor who is travelling in
this country visiting various univer
sites.
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The Italian in America was the sub
Ject discussed by Hishop William Burt
of the Methodist Episcopal Church at
u dinner given in metropolitan NJ +.
church last evening under the auspices
of the Methodist Union and City Ex-
tension Society
Revs. J. G. Nicholson and W. L. Nc
Doweu also made brief addresses.
The pastor of the Metropolitan Church.