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

friends of the pastor and his wife out
side of Metropolitan congregation:
pected. will be made. and there Will
also be refreshments and music.
The Round Hill Baptist congregation
of Round Hin, Va. will hear Pastor
GINNING Monday night.
All the services will be evangelistic;
DR.. Luke, the pastor, who Is regarded
as one Of the best known ministers OF
will assist.
DR.. George Green, medical missionary
of the Fifth Baptist Church, who is
stationed in Africa, Is to preach at the
morning service there tomorrow. He
will also participate in the Sunday
school and evening services.
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The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Whitney Avenue Christian Church
gave a surprise party to Mr.. Norman
Barrett at his home. Takoma Park,
Thursday evening.
Mr.. Barrett is to leave in a few days
for Cornell University, and his fellow
Endeavorers and friends called to bid
wishes for his success. He Is an active
member of this society.
Miss Bessie Macintosh rendered selec-
tions on the piano and numerous
games were played. Refreshments
Mr.. sidell. president of the society.
gave a short talk, inwhich he wished
Mr.. Barrett Godspeed, and presented
him with c. E. pin.
Among those present were: Rev. Mr..
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ridgeway and sons. Walter and
Clayton; DIR. and Mrs. e. C. Alley, Mr..
and Mrs. Horn, Mr.. and Mrs. Sidell,
Mrs. Deggs. Mrs Blakeney, Mrs. Saum.
and Mrs. Cartwright, Misses Alma Hall,
Catherine, Marguerite and Marie YER
non, Erminie Lewis, Irma Austin. Flor
ence and Margarine Dentz. jeanette
McKimmie. Mary Shambaugh, Bertha
Mc1nturn, Marion Cromar, Bessie Mac.
Hattie Barrett, Messrs. James Will
meth. Ed Widmeyer. Earl Faut. Charles
Austin, Emory Long. George Hall, Ar
thur Brasse, Norman Barrett. Sweet,
senalt. Derrick: pentz and Wallace
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Meacham. vice
president of the District Christian En-
deavor Union, will address the En-
deavor Society Of St. Paurs Lutheran
Church, 18th and H streets. on THE
Following this at s o'clock. in the
church auditorium. the pastor. Rev.
John T. Huddle. will install the officers
and committee chairmen for the en-
suing year.
The officers are: Mr.. Roy M. Hick-
man, president; Mr.. Olin Griffith. vice
president; Mrs. Robert Falconer. re-
cording secretary: Miss Lydia Suman'
corresponding secretary; Mr.; Harry T.
Samuelson, treasurer; Miss Hazel Grif.
pianist.
The committee chairmen are: Look
out, Mr.. Olin Griffith; prayer meeting,
Miss Louie Dale Leeds: social, Mrs. l..
T. Blake: music, Mr.. 7: 8: Brown; mis-
Miss Katie Webel: citizenship. MI.
Robert Falconer.
Evangelist r. e. Harter held the
closing tent meeting at LIST street ana
Randolph place northwest last Sunday
evening. 1t was the most successful
series Of tent meetings ever conducted
by Seventh-day Adventists in Wash
ington. SO the leaders of the denomi-
nation say.
Rev. DR.. James Shera Montgomery,
pastor of Metropolitan Memorial Meth
odist Episcopal Church. Is in Spring
field, Ill, and will preach tomorrow
evening in the First presbyterian
Church. where President Lincoln wor-
shipped and where Rev: DR.. DonaId =.
Presbyterian Church Of this city. Ia the
pastor.
While in Springfield DR.. Montgomery
will also deliver the annual grafton at
the Illinois state fair, regarded as the
most notable event Of the fair. as the
state committee always aims to Sc
cure a speaker of national distinction
to deliver the address of the occasion.
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Rev. W. W. Barnes. pastor of Douglas
Memorial NJ e. Church: Rev. F. ]. Pret-
lyman, chaplain of the Senate and pas
tor of the Mount Pleasant NJ. E. Church
south: Rev. J. H. w. Blake, rector of