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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

Bishop Alfred @. Harding will preach
at the Christmas morning festival serV'
ice 10 be conducted at the Washington
Cathedral. Mt. st. Albsn. An elaborate
program of music viii DO featured under
the direction OF Edgar Priest, organist
and choirmsster Of the Cathedral, and
holy communion win be administered al
this service.
Canon William L. De Vries will offici-
ate at the Christmas eve service, at
1879 y. m. The full congregational choir
will provide an especially arranged pro-
gram Of hymns. Canon DC Nries will
preach on The Christmas Message OF
Peace"
In former years this service began al
the stroke of twelve on Christmas eve
night. but with the convenience" # the
Pensioners in view, the officials Of the
Cathedral brought about a change in
the time. However, the service Will
continue until after midnight.
Other services TO take place at the
Cathedral on Christmas day are: Holy
communion. at $50 a. IN: morning
prayer, at 10 d. m, and evening prayer,
at p. m.
Regular services will be conducted to-
morrow. Canon De Vrics win ofticiate
and preach at the IL o'clock service.
and holy communion will be admins
tered at the 7:30 O'Clock morning serv-
ice.
THE Eve of Grace will be rendered
by the choir of the Washington Epis-
copal Cathedral at Bethlehem Chapel
tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock. The
text of the csntata was written by Van
Tassell Sutphen, while the music was
composed by ]. Sebastian Matthews.
Prof. Edgar Priest. choirmaster at the
cathedral, has received a letter from
Mr.. Matthews stating that "this will
be the first presentation OF the work
anywhere. and in all probability j will
be on hand TO hear your choir sing it"
The soloists will he Howard Young.
soprano; DR.. Henry Jaeger, tenor:
Henry II. Talmadge baritone, and
Warren W. Grimes, bass.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
Evangelist Horton Will
Tell of Rome's Downfall

Evangelist s. B. Horton viii tel Of
nc Downfall Of Western and Eastern
Rome, at the service in Seventh Day
Adycntists Memorial Church, Twelfth
and n streets northwest. tomorrow
evening ~ i.3o O'Clock. The discourse
-ilI be illustrated by chart An
elaborate musical program, under The
direction Of Prof ~. DC FluitCr, al
Denver, will be a feature Of the service
The annual week of prayer Of the
seventh Day Adventist denomination Is
nov in progress. During this time. Of
ferings are being received for the mis-
sion work being carried 81 ny the
church, and, for the WsT-stricken Euro
Dcan countries. Last year these OFFER
lngs amounted 20 SEQ. and, Oh account
q the suffering in Europe il IL expected
that last years donations will be con-
sidcrablv exceeded.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
Corporate Communion
AT Emmanuel Church

A corporate communion or the MEM
bers Of Emmanuel Protestant Episco-
pal Church. Thirteenth and L streets
southeast. win be held at the celebra-
ton OF Holy Eucharist tomorrow morn
ing at II o'clock. The Rev. W. ..
Roone. jr., rector, will be the celebrant,
while the sermon will be preached by
the Rev. John NJ. G. Mckee, the first
rector of Emmanuel Church.
The litany office will be recited by the
Rev. ". O. Davenport, rector emeritus.
and the music for the service will be
rendered by the congregational choir,
under the direction OF William Scantle-
bury. who assumed the duties OF choir
master on December I
In lieu of the Gloria In Excelsis." the
choir will sing the hvmn ''Blest Be the
Tie Which Binds" DR.. Mckee and DR..
Davenport will administer the blessed
sacrament to Farishioners in attend
anCe
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
Mrs. Clara B. Colby to
Address Secular League

Federal Suffrage For Women and the
Power Of Congress TO Grant It. will he
the subject Of an address by Mrs. Clara.
Bcvick Colby Of the Federal Suffrage
Association, before the Secular League
~ Pythian Temple tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock. The address will present
ths case Of representative Of The causs
Of woman suffrage who hold that Con-
zress has the power under the Consti-
T,Etion as IL stands, TO grant the ballot
10 women in all elections 10 Federal Of
fs.ss, and that amendment Of the Con-
stitution is unnecessary for this purpose
A general discussion of the question by
members OF the league and the audience
III Ea,}SR the address.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
Yale Players Here Dec. %,
First Time i'm Two Years

The Dramatic Association OF Tails
University will appear in Washington
for the first time IN two years at the
Columbia Theater on the afternoon of
Monday, December 8. During their
stay in this city the members OF the cast
are TO be entertained by Yale alumni
A series OF teas and dances has been
planned for them.
The graduate committee, which directs
the presentation Of the play in this city.
includes James H. Hayden, 81; A. q.
McClintock. 20; Walter D. Wilcox, 50;
Edward A. Mitchell. IS; r. c. Hayden.
20; ]. Henri de Sibour, %; George X
McLanahan. IS; George H. Myers, IS;
Frederick II. Brooke. 90; Preston Glib
son, on; ]. VI. Carlisle. '01: Walter B.
Howe, '01; G. G. Lincoln. 'o2; James H
Hopkins o. manager OF the play; J.
Glover, IT., 10.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
Takoma Eastern Star
Chapter Has Installation

Takoma Chapter. No. Il, o. Z. s, to-
day is in charge Of new set of ON
GERS. the installation ceremonies Of
those recently chosen for the ensuing
year having taken place at Takoma
Park last night.
The officers are Mrs. Parmelia ".
FaVorite. worthy matron: William L.
White. worthy patron; Miss Edith Bur
rel. associate matron; Mrs. Sallie T. L.
White. secretary; Mrs. Mary VI. Jack
son. treasurer; Mrs. Lillian Dickens,
conductress, and Mrs. Nettie Leis, as
sociate conductress.
The installing officer was Mrs. AIcena
Laniond, right worthy grand treasurer.
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TRINITY WILL HOLD
MIDNIGHT SERVICE
Christmas Hymns by Choir and
Procession Behind CruCifix
To Be Features.

Service, for Christians al the Trinity
Episcopal Church. Third and g streets
northwest. viii commence at midnight
next THURSDAY. and wiz terminate with
IN evening prayer gathering on Fri
day
George W. Van Fosson. rector OF
Trinity Church viii oniciatc al the
opening midnight celebration. when z
special program OF Christmas hymns
will be rendered 10y the congregational
choir. under tho direction of Oscar
Franklin Comstock. At this service
there will bc conducted an innovation
in the form of 4. procession behind a
sided CrucifiN. This practice at the
Christmas services which has been a
feature at other notable churches in
The past, viii be maintained indefinitely
Al Trinity.
Holy communion will be administered
at $50 a. m. Friday. followed by an
other communion service at II O'Clock.
DR.. Van Fossnn VIII officiate and preach
At the latter gathering. and will be as
sisted Icy the Rev Edward Galloway.
Programs Arranged.
The following programs have been ar
BANGED.
Midnight services-Hynn entitled 1t
came Upon the Midnight clear by
Merbeckc offertory, oh. Holy Night"
ny Adam. solo by Miss Audrey Harvey;
hymn. entitled, "Ohl Little Town of
Bethlehem"
Morning prayer and holy communion
at j o'cIock-Organ prelude entitled
Tho Shepherds in the Field by Mall
ing: Professional. Christmas, Awake,
Salute the Happy Morn" "Oenite."
-hird tone UGregcrianl; TIC Deum in
6 by Ccmstock; 'Benedictus, first
-one (Giregorian); oh, Come, All Yc
FAITHFUL by Reading; communion sery-
ice in G. 10y Comstock: anthem entitled.
Sing, Oh, Daughter Of Zion, by
Schwarz: retrocessional ''Hark, the
Herald Angels" by Mcndelssohn; organ
postiudc, Festival March" in T, by
Foote. intermediate solos will be sung
hy Miss Evelyn Mills, soprano, and
Mrs. r. c. L. Moncure. contralto.
Special Services.
= special service for the Deaf and
Dumb Mission Society will be conducted
in the parish hall at IL O'Clock. The
Rev. H {. Merrill. and the Rev. Or.
V-ildin will be in charge. The Christ
mas festival for the society viii take
place on the evening of December 81.
The annual "Childs Service is to be
Conducted next Saturday evening at $50
O'Clock for the younger members or
tho congregation.
Arrangements arc being made for the
annual Chinese turkey dinner 10 be
given on January 4 at p. IN. Many
Washington Cinnamon. and their teach
ers, have attended this event in the
past and large increase in attendance
Is expected.
Regular Sunday services will he con-
Quoted tomorrow. DR.. Van Fossen VIII
preach at both the II q. m. and p. m
gatherings.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
Presbvterians TO Hold
Service for Children

4 special service for children Will be
conducted in the Central Presbyterian
Church, Irving and Sixteenth streets
northwest tomorrow evening at 7:n
o'clock. The Rev. James II. Taylor.
pastor will preach a Christmas sermon.
and Miss Emma Bowen's choral class
viii provide special music.
The regular Christmas giving exer-
cises will take place in the Sunday
school hall Monday evening. beginning
at 7.3n O'Clock Contributions will be
made by the parishioners. and will be
distributed TO the LynchburE Orphan
age. the assembly's home and school.
the mountain schools. the war relief
fund. and the poor Of this city. The
children Of The SUNDAY school will give
a speciaI entertainment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

At Foundry Methodist Episcopal
Church. Sixteenth and Church streets
northwest tomorrow morning, the Rev.
W. h. Wedderspoon. pastor. viii preach
on THE Manifold Message Of Christ
mas" At tho evening gathering Mr..
WedderSpoon will discuss THE Christ
mas Festival" The church choir will
render special music at both services.
Morning. Break Forth Into JOY by
Steaue: 20 Come All Ye Faithful by
Schneider: a solo by Mr.. Bowie entitled
The New Born King" by L'Espoir:
Evening. The Annunciatlon." by Wood
man: Drop Down, Ye Heavens by
Manney: Holy Night" by Brewer.
1T Made Her Husband Laugh" is
the story to he told by the Rev. z. hez
SVEN. pastor of the Centennial Baptist
Church. at the gathering in Northeast
Temple. II and Twelfth streets north
east, tomorrow evening. At the morn
ing service DR.. Sven will discuss
Strength
A special vesper service will be con-
Quoted by the Young Women's Chris
tan Association tomorrow at 4:S0. Mrs.
Marguerite Spalding Gerry will read
one OF her own stories, and Christmas
carols will be sung by Miss Margaret
Follin- accompanied by Donald Schook.
pianist.
Officers of the Holy Name Society. Of
st Stephens Catholic Church, have
been elected as follows: Patrick T. Nj
vice president; Thomas r. J. Cavan-
augh. recording secretary; Arthur
Williamson. treasurer; the Rev. Francis
NJ. McGraw, assistant pastor; selected
as delegates to the Washington section
OF the Holy Name Union. Thomas Nj
L. ~aK,l
James McArdle.
The Sunday school members OF st
Peters Catholic Church have presented
a handsome chslice to the Rev. Hugh J.
Curley as a means of showing they
merly a member of the faculty OF st.
Peters Church. conducted the Sunday
school for ten years.
Al the All Souls Unitarian Church
Fourteenth and L streets northwest.
duct a special service on Christmas
dav at II o'clock. Besides n brief
Christmas meditation, which win be led
by Dr. Pierce. the quartet congrega-
tional choir will render the following
music: Sing o Heavens" by Tours;
while shepherds Watched" by Neid-
fingers, and Through the still Air,
by Allen.
THE World on It's Knees; or Prayers
and the War" will be discussed by the
Rev. Frank Sewall at the Church OF the
New Jerusalem. Sixteenth and Cor
coran streets northwest, tomorrow
evening In this Ser1aon' RT seT vail
Prayer Accomplish and Howl
The Rev. ]. W. FrizLell. pastor OF tho
Ingram Memorial Congregational
Church, will tell how THE Church IL
One of the Great forces of Civilization"
from his pulpit tomorrow morning at
II o'clock in the evening, Or. FriZzell
will preach on The Gospel of
Christians.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

VIII tell of "A Man of Righteous judy
| ment-Joel." at the service in tina,
church tomorrow afternoon at 3:3f
O'Clock. At the o'clock evening service
i1r. Wood viii discuss Belgium and
} the War"
Each evening sermon to be preached
in the future by the Rev. Charles T.
Fultz. pastor of the Memorial United
Brethren Church, will be illustrated
Nth stereopticon views Scenes per-
tanning to Bethlehem will be depicted
tomorrow. By this method DR.. Fultz
intends to take" his congregation over
his recent tour of the Holy Land.
Lessons From the Great War wi
again be discussed by the Rev. F. L.
Beauchamp. pastor of Mt Tabor NJ.
". Church. tomorrow evening at s
O'Clock. This sermon tomorrow will be
the second in the series, and will be
on the topic "Ru. sia-Turkey." At this
service. as we'll as the morning service.
special Christmas music will be rem
Gered by the church choir, assisted by
Mrs. Hopes and Mrs. Stoddard, mem
bers of the Monday Morning Music
Club.
Christmas will be celebrated at the
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal
Church. John Marshall place and c
streets northwest. tomorrow. Special
exercises will be held bv the Sunday
school at $50 O'Clock. At the II o'clock
service the Rev James Shera Montgom-
sermon. choosing for his topic, The
Message from the Manager Child" The
congregational quartet choir will render
an elaborate program Of Christmas
hymns. In the evening at O'Clock
Or. Montgomery will speak on THE
war-What Shall the Harvest Be-"
The Rev John Briggs will preach at
both morning and evening services TO Be
conducted in the Fifth Baptist Church.
tomorrow. In the morning he will tell
the Story OF the Ninety-first Psalm."
while at the evening gathering he will
discuss "Absalom-the First Young Man
Freed"
Nearly no baskets are to be distrfbu-
ted among washington's poo- inhabi-
tants a. Christmas gifts next week.
The exercises for Christmas. which con-
sist OF sermons by the pastor and spe-
cial music by the conversational choir.
are not to be conducted until January 2.
However, on Christmas morning there
will be the regular "sunrise" prayer
gathering, 10 which the public Is In
vited.
Final services are to be conducted in
the present worshipinE place of the
congregation of Grace Baptist Church.
Ninth and u streets southeast. tomor-
row. Thereafter the Grace Church con-
gregatlon will have. as place for
worship, a new auditorium which has
lust been completed The Rev. F. w.
johnson will oniciate and preach at
both morning and evening services. At
the morning gathering he will discuss
keep the sabbath" while IN the oven
ing he with tell OF THE Ghost Of the
New Testament"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
Treasury Employe, Hurt
In Motor Crash, Improves

Much Improvement was reported to-
DAY by physicians at Emergency Hos
pital IN the condition Of David n. Ar
mold. aged Treasury Department cm-
ploye, who was seriously injured yester-
day when the department mail auto
mobile in which he WAS riding, colIided
with a wagon in II street northwest
The doctors say he will recover
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
Women of Peoples
Church to Be Feted

Christmas social will De Siven in
honor of the members Of tho Women's
Bcnoficent Society. OF Peoples Church,
by Mrs l.. &. R"bb AZ hcr residence in
Primrose street, Chevy Chase, un tho
evening of December 20.
Invitations we're issued at he last
semi-monthly meeting of the society.
held at the residence of Mrs. VI. r..
RergInan 1920 Lamont street north
west
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
Three Killed CoaSting.

SrEUBENEILLT, ohio. Dec. 10
Ohio's frst 1914 cosstins accident cos
three lives and serious iniurv To- two
Five boys cGastirC down South stree
struck a train. The dead are Johr
EhultL, fourteen; Joseph Sullivan, NJ
team, and Emery Dunklf. thirteen.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
CHURCH CHRISTMAS MUSIC
FOR TOMORROW

Inc musical program for the Church
OF Our Father tomorrow will include the
quartet, Blessed Is He that Cometh, 4"
by Geibel, and Arise! Shinel For Thy
Light Is Come" by Buck. The con-
tralto solo is to be The Dream OF
Peace" by Geibel. The members Of the
quartet are Mrs. Sidney Hollingsworth,
soprano; Miss Lillian Chenowith, con-
tralto. W. T. Blanchard, tenor and
Walter T. Watson. bass. Mrs. Dorothy
Baxter Is organist and director Of the
music
A new Christmas cantats, The I've
OF Grace, the text by Van Tassel SUIT
phen, the music by J. Sebastian Mat
thews, viii be sung by the Cathedral
choir At the Bethlehem Chapel of the
Nativity on Sunday, December %, at 4
o'clock in place Of the usual vesper
service. The composer has written the
Cathedral chormaster. Edgar Priest,
that this Will be the first presentation of
the work anywhere and that he will
probably be present 10 hear IL. The
soloists will be Master Howard Young.
soprano; Dr.; Henry Jaeger, tenor;
Henry II. TallmadSe, baritone. and War
rem W. Grimes. bass. Cards Of 3dmis-
sion arc not required.
The choir Of Gunton Temple, under the
direction of John g. Klein. will render
-
ices. They viii be assisted by Fritz
Mueller. 'cellist. and Herman Ii. Hon
man, violinist Of the Marine Band The
following numbers viii he rendered:
Trios for cello. violin and organ, "Serc-
made by Charles N. WIdor and
Largo by Handel. violin solo. Ada
Gio.' from BTuCh's organ concerto, in
9 minor; tenor solo, Might Of Nights 90
by Van dc Water: anthems, Sing. .
Heavens by Tours. with an Incidental
Ages" by Geibel. go. Holy Night" by
Adam, with Incidental solo bv Miss
Taft and cello obligato By Mr. Mueller.
ut j. the Blessed Christmas Morn" by
Bartlett, with incidental solo by MrE
Goodall and violin obligsto by Mr. Hof-
man; cello solos, Romance" by Col
terrnan. and q "Nocturne," by Chopin.
Mrs Klein at the organ will render the
"Hallelujah Chorus by Handel
Sunday afternoon organ recitals at old
St Johns Church. Lafayette Square.
will he given by Miss Ethel Garrett
Johnston az 3:45 tomorrow. Miss John
ston's organ numbers VIII include:
Concert overture, in & minor. HolIins:
Frysinger; "Toccata" from Fifth Or
gan Symphony. WidOr: fantasia, IN
Z Tat major. Rink.
The special vocal selections by the
'nOir Of men ana boys VIII lnrlCd" The
NagniiIcat" and "Nuu" D'mmitIs," in
- Ina i0r. by Chambers. with an Incl
dents bass solo By Charles TroWbr;dSc
Tittruan Tho offortorv anthem will be
More IOvo TO Thee. . Christ" by
Marks, with incidental solos by Master
Richard Mccartney. soprano; Paul
Blcydcn, tenor. and Charles TrowhridGc
T:ttman, bass.
At the Sit. Pleasant Congregational
Church Fourteenth street and Cclunl-
liza road, the quartet and vested chorus
~ forty voices will give appropriate So
lcctions Of Christmas music ut both
morning and evening services The fol-
lowing anthems viii be sung at the
morning service: "Rethlchcm." by
bartlett. and Sing. . Heavens by
Tours. At the evening service the
choir viii sing There Were Shep-
herds" by Vincent. and Christmas
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
Interdenominationsl

THE GOSPEL TABERNACLE. &"
Lewis Hall, 1902 I4th St. n. W.
Rev. b. Carrsdine, d. D., Pastor.
Thoolosy class. Ihursddy, 800 r m-
Preaching Service. Friday. at $50 D. uJ
Sunday at n a. NJ and I.5J D. ~ sub
j,c.. FULL SALVATION"
ALL WELCOME.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
Happenings of Note In
Washington Churches

Tho Rev. Charles Wood. pastor Of the
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant,
Will tell of "A Man of Righteous Judg-
ment-Joel." at the service in that
church tomorrow afternoon at 800
O'Clock. At the o'clock evening service
ilr. Wood viii discuss Belgium and
the War
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

A special vesper serYice will be con-
Quoted by the Young Women's Chris
tan Association tomorrow at 4:30. Mrs.
Marguerite Spalding Gerry will read
one OF her own stories, and Christmas
carols will be sung by Miss Margaret
Follin- accompanied by Donald Schook.
pianist.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

THE World on It's Knees; or Prayers
and the War" will be discussed by the
Rev. Frank Sewall at the Church Of the
New Jerusalem. Sixteenth and Cor
coran streets northwest. tomorrow
evening. In this sermon, DR.. Sewall
will consider the question. What VIII
Prayer Accomplish and How?
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-03-27

they were going swelling about the
fort. commanding this and that. and
with their hands continually extend
cd for the best Of what We could pro
vide.
Christmas came, with 4 suIlen wind
roaring In the frost-bound woods and
much drifting ice on the great river
In the fort the condition was verginG
rapidly toward an open mutiny
Again famine threatened IN, for our
stores were being swiftly consumed
and there was none now TO replentsh
them. since Radcliffe would not trust
himself outside the palisades. he
had abandoned himself utterly to the
counsels Of Wingneld and Archer
and the plnnace was being furnished
again az II for q voyage.
Il was the day after Christmas and
I was on guard ut the gate. bitter
enough ut heart. my inconsistencies
q hundred times augmented by the
season; for at Danes Hill We had
always made much Of Christmas. with
| presents and good cheer; and the
day before I had lain hours together
on my bed In the corner of my hut
listening to q driving wind that
blanketed the land with snow and
ice, conscious, too, that was mighty
poorly nourished withal on q thin
cornmeal Cruel. where one searched
long for vAgyant scraps of cured deei
nesh, and cursed the cook Tor