The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-10-03
With the Washington Churches
METHODIST.

Appropriate peace services viii be con-
Quoted at the Metropolitan Methodist
Church tomorrow at II o'clock The Pres
dents proclamation will be read and nd-
merous prayers Will be offered both BY
the laymen and the minister for the
worlds peace. DR.. Montgomery win
speak on the subject: Peace and Right
eousness."
The annual rally day service Of the
Epworth League Of the Metropolitan NJ.
z. Church will be held tomorrow at $50.
The address will be delivered by Repre-
sentative Hamlin, Of Missouri, on Chris
tan Service" DIR. Montgomery. pastor
Of the church. will deliver special prayer
for the peace Of the countries Of Europe,
and DR.. Christie will give q brief talk on
the progress Of the league work In the
District. Special music includes solos by
Miss Chenoworth and Miss Harding
Miss Harding win sing the "Rashmiri
Song" with special sacred words written
for this occasion by Harold Warner.
At Union Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow morning there will be brief
address by the pastor. Rev. John Mac
Murray. on Spiritual Cannibalism." fol-
lowed by celebration OF the holy com
munion. In the evening in connection
with the happy hour service of song
and prose there will be prayers offered
for the peace OF Europe, and the pastor
will briefly answer the question: Shall
We Pray for Peace?"
In Foundry N. z. Church tomorrow
morning DIR. wedderspoon will preach
on The Blessedness Of Peace" and in
IzNfY ~ I'D
sermon on the topic, Christ in the
Field Of Human Need" the subject be-
ing "a Broken-hearted Father" The
chorus choir will sing THE Day Is
Past and Over (Marks), at the evening
service.
Tomorrow evening at s o'clock at the
Mount Vernon Place N. z. Church,
South. Arthur D. Call, OF the American
Peace Society. will speak on the subject
Our Peace Program"
Calvary N. E. Church South will OBJ
serve peace Sunday in connection with
its seventh anniversary. At IL o'clock
Greed NJ. Fulton will give an historical
sketch Of the progress made by this con-
gregation, the Presidents proclamation
will be read by the paastor, Rev. Harry
L. Hout. and an address on Peace" will
De delivered Dy non. JdInth L. ClhguNLs
member OF Congress and trustee Of the
Carnegie Endowment for international
Peace. The services will be continued
In the evening at 7:30 O'Clock, when the
pastor will deliver an appropriate ser
mon. Special music, vocal and instru-
mental, will be rendered at both services.
Peace Sunday will be observed at Mount
Tabor NJ. p Church tomorrow morning.
The service will be patriotic in spirit,
with special music, appropriate exercises.
reading of the Presidents proclamation,
and a message by the pastor, on The
War" Rally day win also be observed.
Rev. william A. Melvin. who has just
returned from the Holy Land, will speak
at the Sunday school at 10 a. m. Rally
exercises viii be held at the Endeayor
and evening preaching service.
Rally day will be observed tomorrow
at Douglas NJ. E. Church. with services
in the Sunday school at $50 The Ep-
worth League rally will be held In the
evening at $50. when there will be 4
roll call Of the members Of the chapter.
Special music will be rendered by the
league choir. led by Charles Rinsella-
Following the league service the pas
tor. Rev. W. W. Barnes. who has just
returned from a trip to the Holy Land,
will preach in the auditorium.
The board of control Of the Washing
ton District Epworth League met att
Foundry NJ. f. Church Wednesday even
ing for the consideration Of final plans
for the Cooperative Institute which the
Epworth Leagues OF the NJ. E. Church
and the NJ. E. Church, South, will hold
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings Of next week. DR.. W. L. Nc
Dowell. district superintendent, ad-
dressed the board on various phases OF
league work Reports from the various
chapter presidents indicate that the in
stitute will be a very successful affair.
The officers OF the Epworth League
Union of the Washington Assembly
report that their league will be rep
resented by delegates from about twenty
five chapters while the Washington Dis
trict Epworth League will have thirty
nine Of its forty-one chapters represented. |
Francis c. Tarr, fourth vice president, |
reported that the entire reservation for
the banquet on October had been sold. |
The principal addresses of the institute
will be delivered by Rev. Willard L. Rob
inson. of New York, and Rev. Lincoln
A. Ferris. OF Baltimore. Other out-of- |
town speakers will be c. Guyer Kelly, Of
Baltimore. and Thomas Owen. Of Gath !
ersburg. Nd The general policy Of the
institute committee has been to provide |
local speakers for the various depart
mental conferences and the best that
Methodism in Washington affords has
been secured for this purpose. DR.. We'd |
derspoon, of Foundry NJ. E. Church, will
be the principal speaker at the banquet. |
while Anton Kaspar will provide a mu-
steal program on that evening. A special |
feature of the praise services will be |
the singing Of the AnacostIa, Trinity, and |