Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-01

Bishop Charles Warren Currfer VII
preach the sermon at the holy hou
service tomorrow evening at o'clocl
at the Church Of the Nativity. Georgia
avenue, Brightwood.
The church covenant" will he reat
and "the right hand Of fellowship" Ok
tended to large number OF new nom
beers tomorrow morning at Fifth bap
tist Church.
This will be followed by the pastor
Rev John f. Briggs, explaining ant
administering Tho Lords supper -
night the pastor will administer tn
ordinances Of baptism and preach
special sermon on The Lords Las
Call" Special music will be rendered
at both hours by q large chorus choir
under the direction of MI Will'am )
Palmer.
Wednesday night the Girl Scouts Of
Troop No. will present Cinderella,
under the auspices of the Young WON
ans Auxiliary
At Ingram Memorial Congregations,
Church tomorrow morning the hrs'
communion service will be held unoel
the direction Of the new pastor. HeV
Lewis e. Purdum-
Several new members will be received
into church membership at this service
Tho pastor will preach. taking for his
subject The Dimensions OF God
Love" AT the evening service. at
o'clock. the choir will render musical
Rev. David W. Montgomery of Alliance
Neb, will give an illustrated lectufe
IN the church on The Pilgrims ana the
Plains
The Bishop of Washington visited
Che CONGREGATION of the Church OF the
Good Shepherd for confirmation last
SUNDAY night and confirmed large
class. The services were, as they nave
been for the past few months, held III
the parish hall.
why is it." once asked a Chinese
mother of a missionary. that you have
only pretty girls in your boarding
schools? There is a different look in
the faces of your girls from the girls
we usually see."
When the missionary replied that
these girls were not different from
other girls in the beginning Of their
school life, but that the different look
was because the missionaries sought
to cultivate their souls and to make
Christians of them, the Chinese mother
asked that her own daughter might
come into the missionary home
II want them to get that look on their
faces" she repeated. II wish that they
and /. too could learn to be like your
Christ: He makes you very beautiful
Under the auspices Of the Kirk Bible
class of Gunton-Temp1e Memorial Pres
byterian Church a turkey dinner was
given Tuesday to men of the church
and guests of class members.
This event signaliZed the opening OF
an aggressive campaign for increasing
the class membership. About forty
were present.
Mr. George NJ Kirk. leader Of the
Kirk class, acted as master Of cere-
monies and introduced the guest OF
honor and speaker of the evening; MI
II. S. Omohundro. leader Of the "Omo"
class of Brightwood Park NJ. e. Church
His address was along practical lines,
teeming with suggestions of value. and
was enthusiastically received.
The president of the Ono class. Mr.
Ed Widmayer. also made brief adj
dress and was followed by Rev. c. f.
Granger. pastor of Gunton Temple;
Mr. ]. f. Cromwell. president, and Mr..
Charles " McCulloch, secretary-trea-
eurer Of the Kirk class.
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The women's Missionary Society Of the
Takoma Park Presbyterian Church gave
the play -Sundarama" recently at the