The Washington times., 1915-05-15
Church Notes

The evening service at Trinity NJ.
T.. Church tomorrow will pc devoted
TO the Epworth League. The prin-
cipal event OF the meeting, which
VIII start at s p. m, will be an ad-
dress to the lIpworth League mem
bers. by the newly appointed pastor
or the church. Rov. J. Phelps Hand,
formerly of Baltimore. Charles *
Hoover. the retiring president OF
meeting. during the course of which
the newly elected officers will be in
stalled. They arc David n. Daven-
port, president; lrving. Burgess, hrst
vice president <Miss i;illa Custer; sec
third vice president; Miss Christahcl
Sawin, fourth vice president; Miss
Glendora knaub. secretary; Mr.. Fer
ry r. Burgess. treasurer: Alexander
Junior League superintendent, Levi
n. Fouts, musical director, and Miss
a. Rainey. pianist. a special musical
program will be rendered by the Fp-
under directic< of L. N. Fouts. Trim
ity Chapter is one of the largest OF
;he Erworth Leagues, having an ac-
tive membership of over eco.
At the Church of the Ascension to-
morrow evening the Rev. J. Henning
Nelms will conduct memorial services
to the persons who lost their lives on
the Lusitania.
DR.. James Shera Montgomery will
preach the baccalaureate sermon to
the graduating class of the Lucy
row, morning in the Metropolitan
Methodist Church. His subject will
he The Inevitable Christ" In the
evening, at o'clock. DR.. iIontgom,
cry is announced to give a special
sermonic address on "Returning the
Empties."
Tomorrow will be observed as Peace
Sunday at the Union Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Consideration will be given
to the day in the Sunday School at
$3.50 o'clock, and at II O'Clock the Rev.
DR.. B. 8. Haywood, of the Lucy Webb
Hayes Training School and the Sibley
Hospital who will speak concerning
some of the triumphs and victories Of
peace. In the evening. at eight the
deliver message to Mrs. Grundy con
corning the war. what 1t is, what 1t
means and how it may be ended. This
will be peace sermon.
Calvary Chapter Of the Epworth
League will hold the anniversary scrv-
ice tomorrow evening in connection
with the church services in the new
auditorium. DIR. Franklin Hamilton,
chancellor Of the American University,
Will make the address OF the evening.
and the recently elected officers of the
chapter will be installed by the pastor,
the Rev. J. T. Enzor. The officers
for the year a|e as follows
President. c. II. HINT; first vice presi-
dent, DR.. A. G. Christie, L. S. A; sec
ond vice president. Miss Mildred Lou
den; third vice president. Mrs. J, c.
Parker: fourth vice president Miss
Irena Keen: secretary, c. f. Swihart,
and treasurer, L. o. Hutchinson.
A novena in honor Of st. Rita, OF
Cascia. will be begun at St. Martin =
Catholic Church, North Capitol and T
streets. tomorrow evening and will
| conclude May 26. the anniversary OF
| the canonization Of the saint. The de.
! votions will be conducted by the Rev
| Eugene A. Hannah. pastor Of the
church, every evening during the nine
| days.
The Sunday School attendance at the
Centennial Baptist Church, Seventh ant
| l streets northeast, was larger last
| Sunday than it has ever been in the
| history of the church. and a still larger
| number Is expected tomorrow morning
! The Rev. E. Hez Sven. pastor. vii
preach at both services His evening
| sermon will be on singular Signs