The Washington times., 1915-02-13

iS%ssrSx :, %rS'I.,.n =. l,:l5 o'clock on "A study
Brief MONDAY Lenten services, lasting
until 1920 o'clock. .vill be held daily
in the Church of the Epiphany, start
ing Thursday and continuing until Holy
Week. Each day the service will be
in charge of visiting clergyman from
this or another city.
Throughout the Lenten season the
Rev. DR.. Frank Sewell, pastor of the
Church Of the New Jerusalem, will hold
q pastors bible hour in the library Of
1880 o'clock. Each Friday the hour for
litany and brief instruction will be .
o'clock. william b. Wilson. Secretary
Of Labor. will address the monthly
social meeting in the Parish Hall
Thursday at o'clock.
Tomorrow will be observed as Peace
Day and IAncoln's birthday IN Hamline
M. e. Church, the Rev. Lucius G;
Clark pastor III, The s sesmSn nlwsrsd a. bH sHe tho
Rev. DR.. Whitford L. Mcdowell. super
intendent Of the Washington district of
the M. E. Church.
Major irwin l.. Hunt. Y. $. A.. will
address the BolgianO Glass, OF the
Foundry NJ. f. Church Sunday school.
tomorrow morning upon the subject OF
porto Rico
The Rev T.. llez SVEN: pastor Of the
Centennial Baptist Church. which holds
services In Northeast Temple. an
nounces The Miracle Of the Mind and
What Washington Folks Keep Sharp
Lookout For" az the subjects OF his
morning and evening sermons. respec-
lively, tomorrow.
Representative Simeon D. Fess. presi-
dent Of Antioch College. Ohio. will oc-
cupy the pulpit of Hamline M. e.
Church tomorrow evening. when he will
deliver his celebrated address on The
The Rev. DR.. James Shera Mont
gomery is announced to preach on THE
Requirements Of the Lord at the Met
ropolitan! Methodist Church. At 8
O'Clock he will lecture on Abraham
all visitors at this church.
The pulpit of the Gunton Temple Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church will be oc-
tor. the Rev. DR.. c. Everest Granger.
who will preach on THE Glory of the
Church." In the evening Adjt. w. H.
Hetft, of the Salvation Army, Will
lecture on Love and Sorrow in Dark
est America" with l5O handsomely col
ored views.
For the purpose OF making initial
arrangements for the Summer Epworth
League Institute. which the Washing
ton district will hold in June or July,
a call Tor sll district and chapter Off
GERS to meet at Trinity M. +. Church
tomorrow at 3 p. m. to select a place
and name the time for the institute.
srss 1 bmory xs Grove Ma
ington Grove, Md: Lake Toxaway. N.
c., and several other resorts In the
mountains of North Carolina have been
suggested for the institute.
rally which the Epworth Leagues will
hold at f'oli's February q.
Samuel D. Boss. District second vice
president srtS will aSdrsss .vennsy enndTy ER
boss Will speak in behalf Of the NJ. =;
Church at Vigan. p. l., which was built
BY the Washington District Epwortli
League. THIS year. the work Of the
Washinston district wtl be- to put the
church In good condition and to supply
it with a bell. Members of Foundry
chapter win meet In the church par
lors next Tuesday evening even. where where they @
gram. which has been arranged by Miss
Dorothy Davis. fourth vice president.
The Philathea Class of the North
held its second annual banquet Friday
evening. The church was decorated in
pink and white. Addresses were made
by the pastor. the Rev. E. A. Sex
smith. and Others. Miss Ella Hess,
president of the class. presided. and
Miss Mary Allen was toastmistress.
Services at st. Thomas Episcopal
Church tomorrow will be 4 celebration
Of the centenary; Of peace between the
service and prayer prepared by the
Archbishop of Rupertsland, Primate OF
All Canada. and the Presiding Bishop
of the American Church. In consultation
Bishops will be used. The approva! Of
the observation Of the day was first to
the Presiding Bishop by seventy-eigh'
bishops having jurisdiction within the
United States. Services viii be held
| at 8. 1O:l5. and II a. m. and at p. m.
Scandinavians are specially invited tc
attend Epiphany Luthern Church to-
morrow night at 8 o'clock, when the
Rev: N: J. ForsberE will preach ir
the Swedish language.
The speaker at the vesper service Of
| the Y. W. c. A., in the new building a.
Fourteenth and G streets northwest. to-
morrow AFTERNOON Will DC lHc rev. -!
]. B. Clark. pastor Of the First Pres
byterian Church. DR.. Clark VIII lee
| ture Tuesday evening at the Mt. Pleas
ant Congregational Church.
Miss Isabel Crawford. the heroine o
| Saddle Mountain. will speak of he
| work among the Indians at the morn
| ing service Of Bethany Baptist Churcl
tomorrow. In the evening the pastor
the Rev. Hugh P. Stevenson. will an
! swer the question recently asked in
| magazine. Has the Church Collapsed :?
This will be followed by the admins
| tra ton of baptism.
| 'The Land Of Nelson and Cromwell
| will be the subject Of the lecture b,
the Rev. Dr. d. +. Stocking at tn
First Congregational Church, Tent
| and G streets northwest. tomorrow
night. when he resumes his series O
| lectures on The Lands at War"
The Rev. DR.. Wallace Radcliffe. a
the New York Avenue Presbyteria
Church tomorrow evening at 8 O'Clock
will take as the subject Of his pre-ref
ormation studies, The Message Of tn
Cathedral"
The twenty-sixth organ recital at tn
Bethlehem Chapel of the Holy Nativity
Washington Cathedral. tomorrow after
noon at 5 o'clock. will find the orga
pres 'ded over by J. Willie Conant. TIL