Evening star., 1915-11-27
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club. will include games. La Paloma." !"
sung by Miss Christine Church: a
piano number by Miss Hilda Hadden
served.
| Women of the Orient is to be the
| topic OF Rev. Titus E. Davis in a lee.
lure at the Westminster Presbyterian
Ghurcn tomorrow evening at o'clock.
the lecture will be illustrated with
views from photographs
made by world travellers in Africa, In
a,a, i+t burma, Chosen; China and Japan.
same topic December 5.
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The Cniversalist Mission in Japan"
Is to be the topic of Rev. DR.. John Van
Scna1ck Tor q special sermon at the
Gnurch tl G :, OF Our Father tomorrow morn
early opposition of Untversalists to
foreign missions.
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Members of the District Junior Order
OF United American Mechanics will at
NJ. e. Church tomorrow evening, when
the pastor. Rev. DR.. c. c. Mclean, on
invitation, will preach a special SER
mon on American Citizenship"
Miss Mary sibley Evans Of the Friends
SSiiDoA Stew
enson before the Liberal Religious Union
of All Souls Unitarian Church tomorrow
evening at s o'clock.
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Rev. DR.. B. D. Cav will deliver his
third sermon in the series of Sunday
West Washington Baptist Church on
the general topic What Do Ranttsts
Believer The special topic will be
What Do Baptists Believe About the
"My Life in the South Sea 1s1ands'. 10
| to be the subject of an address hv Mrs
theodore c. Bliss at the Young Wom-
ems Christian Association tonorrow at
4:S0 pm.
The service on the last Sunday OF
each month is devoted to the presenta :
ton Of work done in the foreign fields.
and the program Is in charge of the
South American Club. which is the
forelgn Mission Club of the Young
Women's Christian Association Of
Washington.
Miss Helen Todd. accompanied by her,
sister. Miss Dorothy Todd, will sing a
The Sunday afternoon Bible class
cordially invited.
Fosters popular Thanksgiving can
tata OF Seed Time and Harvest" will
be given tomorrow evening by the New
York Avenue Church choir as its usual
monthly musical Interpretation. In the
continued illness Of Mrs Shircliff the
soprano part will be taken by Mrs.
Browning, recently of All Souls choir
Tomorrow evening Rev. Howard 7.
Stewart will give the third sermon at
Second Bapt st Church in the series on
"Old-Time Wcnder Tales" The special
topic will be The Black Sheep" The
ordinance of baptism will precede the
evening service
In Northminster Presbyterian Church
the pastor, Rev. S. A. Bower will de-
liver an illustrated lecture on 'NThe
Women of the Orient" tomorrow even
ing.
This is a new lecture just issued by
the missionary education movement Of
the Presbyterian board of foreign mis-
sions, showing the conditions under
Which the women OF Tar eastern lands
live. and the heavy burdens imposed
upon them.
The lecture will deal with the child
wives and widows. women yoked with
oonkeys' refugees for slave girls, hos
pitals for the sick, and schools for the
coming generation
The colored pictures are from the
best photographs obtainable of many
World d travellers, in China. Chosen.
Japan. India, Burma and Africa
This course OF lectures is intended
to supplement the study book Of the
missionary societies Of the Presbvtery
Of Washington City-'The Kings
Highway"
Members of Mrs. Brooks Bible class
OF Metropolitan Presbyterian Church
gave their teacher surprise when
they called in a body last Saturday
southeast. and extended congratuia-
tions on her SEVENTEEN birthday. They
also presented her with a token OF
their esteem.
Sunday school work through ali of
adult life, and has quite a library of
biblical literature.
Rev. John MacMurray, pastor of
Union NJ. E. Church. is planning a spe-
cial series of sermons on Satan. alias
Lucffer, alias The Devil" with special
topics as as -, follows: Satan. Whence
He Hates" His Angels" Satan "a as Ha !. a
Friend" Satan as Counselor" and
Satan as an Enemy"
Rev. George A. Miller will continue
In the Ninth Street Christian Church
sermons on First Century Christian
ity." His special topic of the evening
will be From Earth to Heaven" The
ordinance of baptism will be admin
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Howard A. Banks, secretary to Sec
retary Of the Navy Daniels, will give
the third of a series of Bible talks in
Fourth Presbyterian Church, tomorrow
evening, on Gods Prepared Things"
Following the Thanksgiving service
Thursday morning at the Fourth
Church number of young people took
supplies to the Washington City Or
phan Asylum.
DR.. George w. N. Custis, Judge Lor-
anz and Messrs. William r Craig and
q: p. Bohrer will be installed in the
office of elder tomorrow morning. at
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church.
Messrs. A. L. Baldwin, George A.
Hutchinson. William T. Fisher and
William II. Egberts will be installed
as deacons. Mr.. Egberts viii also be
ordained. and takes up the unexpired
term of the late John L. Yoeckel.
There is to be a preaching mission
during the whole first week of Advent
at the Church of the Ascension prot
estant EpiscopaD, beginning tomor-
row and continuing until Saturday.
The preacher will be Rev W. e. Pat
tersoD of Claremont, N H
The rector of Ascension parish Rev
j. Henning Nelms, Will be in charge of
the services. which will be held at
and II am. and pm. tomorrow and
the other days at and 10 am. and s
o'clock pm.
The Foundry Epworth League will
hold "at home" service tomorroIv
evening at 6:45 o'clock. These services