Evening star., 1915-12-11

Chapter ana rector Of the Church Of
the Advent; Rev. F. II. Mccoy. member
OF Mu Chapter and pastor Of Waugh
~. T. Church, and Rev. John MacMur-
toy oy, - member f4n; OF Rho CHAPTER ana res Pes
DAY night games will be played oy
Pi ". Rho and Mu vs. Gamma
F!ans are on foot for q joint banouet
OF the twenty-five local chapters some
The young ladies' class of the First
Presbyterian Church Sunday School,
organised last week, has as it's aim for
the coming months a greater increase
IN membership and efficiency in Bible
is being carried out by Mrs. J. B. Clark,
.ne teacher. cordial invitation is
given to the girls not connected with
another Sunday school to Join the class
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The annual banquet o. the Lydia
class Of the Ninth Street Christian
Church was held in the banquet hall
to II o'clock. The hall was decorated
with the class colors and yellow chris
anthemums.
After enjoying q menu arranged and
prepared by the committee, OF which
Mrs. Maude Harvey was chairman, the
teacher and leader. A. q. Bishop. took
charge as toastmaster After an inter-
estfng talk he introduced the speak
ers as follows:
Miss Sara Dulin. secretary, gave q re-
port OF the standing Of the class; Miss
susie Owens. president, gave an ad-
dress Of welcome to tho young women
and urged that the 1875 who were seat
ed at the banquet tables be present to-
morrow morning at Sunday school: .,
street Christian Church, spoke on
How the Young Ladies Can Assist
the Pastor" William Knowles Cooper,
general secretary of the Y. M. c. A.,
ths 7ouns am on ths % MSs1 es
rendered a solo.
Mr.. Bishop announced the January
business meeting, which Is to be held
the second Wednesday in the month at
MS nome, S25 10th street northeast.
La Fayette Lodge. F. A. A. M. win at
tend the evening service in Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Church, Sd and C
streets northwest. tomorrow at pm.
The sermon will be by the rector. Rev.
George w. Van Fossen. and the music
under the direction Of Oscar Franklin
Comstock. Members of other Masonic
lodges are cordially invited to attend
the service.
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staff Capt. William Ha1pin. secretary
to Brig. William Escott. will have
charge of the services at the Salvation
Army Hall. $50 Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. at pm. tomorrow.
Tomorrow Rev. Bernard Braskamp,
pastor Of the Gur1ey Memorial Pres
byterian Church. will preach two
special sermons. preparatory to the
Christmas season. The subject for the
II o'clock morning sermon will Be
The Christ of Prophecy" and at the
8 o'clock evening service the pastor
will preach on the subject John, the
Forerunner in Prophecy"
A song service is to be held In the
Second Baptist Church tomorrow even
ing when the pastor. Rev. Howard Ira
Stewart. will oflciate at the baptismal
service.
Rev. Earle Wiley. pastor Of the
will speak on the subject "Divine Con-
tomorrow morning.
Luke. the Man," will be the subject
of DR.. Wilfiey's Bible talk next Thurs
day evening. This series Of lectures
has been very largely attended, and
that these lectures will be
continued throughout the winter.
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Officers for the ensuing year were
elected at a meeting of the Holy Name
Society of st. Stephens Roman Catholic
Church Thursday evening, as follows:
A. A. Moore, president; NJ. E. Buckley,
secretary: Matthew J. Moone, treas
urer, and George P. Greene, marshal.
Addresses were delivered by the retir-
ing president. Patrick G. INLAND. the
newly elected president. A. A. Moore,
and Rev. F. D. McGraw.
The nv ha ne ri foy,
was opened Just before the election OF
officers by Rev. Ignatius Smith Of the
Dominican College. and is to be con-
cluded tomorrow evening, with the en-
rolIment of new members into the Holy
Name Society.
A series of sermons dealing with
Some Women of the Old Testament"
is being delivered Sunday nights by
DR.. Edward K. Hardin. pastor Of
Mount Vernon Place Methodist Church.
Tomorrow evening Deborah. Mother
in Israel" will be the subject.
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DR.. W. r. wedderspoon, pastor of
Foundry Methodist Church, will deliver
lecture, Days Of Aud Lang Syne."
at Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church Wednesday evening. December
Is. at o'clock.
A live session OF the mems CluD OF
Mount Vernon Place Church Is antici-
pated at the December meeting Tues
day night. A discussion of the Sunday
laws and their observance in the Dis
trict Of Columbia will be had. and 9TH
er important business will be attended
to. The club Is planning for an open
meeting in January, at which an en-
tertainment of unusual interest is be-
ing arranged for.
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The Henry W. Gilbert class Of the
Fourth Presbyterian Church will hold a
banquet in the church dining rooms
Wednesday evening at o'clock. At
this time the new officers elected for
installed. A unique and interesting
program has been planned. to follow
the dinner.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society Of the church will hold
Its annual praise service in the annex
of the church Sunday evening at 8
o'clock. Rev. John Nelson Mills will
lecture on Porto Rico. The lecture will
be illustrated with original slides TAX
taken for the San Juan Hospital, Porto
Rico.
The gymnasium schedule OF the
church Is changed this week as fol-
lows: Monday. ladies' day. 2 pm. to
$3.50 pm. Girls under twelve years.
3:s0 pm. to pm. School girls over
twelve. 7 pm. to 8 Pm. Young ladies.
Tuesday. boys under twelve. to $3.50:
over twelve: $50 to :: older boys. to
practice and young mems second team
practice. from $3.50 to s: pm. to 8
pm, young mems class, match games.
etc.