Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-17

Slderatlon the fact that there are over
100000 infections of the active verb.
| subdivisions or multiplied forms used
as mediums of expression, in the Nez
| Perces language.
/ DR.. Wallace Radcliffe and Mrs. Rad
| cliffe having gone to Michigan for their
will occupy the pulpit of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church for the
| remaining Sundays in July.
| Rev. Herbert Booth Smith of Knox
| VILE. Tenn, will preach on the five
Sundays in August. while the preacher
for the first two Sundays of September
| will be Rev. DIR. David Kennedy of
Philadelphia and editor of the Presby-
| terrain.
Rev. Cove Griffith Johnson. pastor of
! Emmanuel Baptist Church. has joined
| his family at the Thousand Islands for
! the summer vacation. Rev. Dr. George
T. Webb OF the Baptist Publication So
GETTY OF Philadelphia will supply the
pulpit during the remainder of July
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! The vacation season is being spent by
Rev. W. w. McMaster of the First Bap-
tist Church al Chesapeake Beach, Nd
Pastor McMaster comes to Washington
each Sunday for the services in his
| church.
| Rev. c: L. Fisher is supplying the
! pulpit of Columbia Heights Lutheran
church during the absence of Rev
Charles II. Butler, the pastor, who is
now on his vacation in Carroll county
Md. Rev. Mr.. Butler will be away
about four, weeks.
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The Episcopal Chapel of the Trans
hguration, now in course of erection
on Gallatin street west of 14th street,
Will be completed about September l,
according to announcement of those
stoweH is in charge of the chapel
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| Rev. c. Herbert Reese. formerly
curate at st. Thomas Episcopal Church
and now resident in Victoria, Tex. is
making brief visit to the city.
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| Rev J: w. Austin. rector of All
| SAINTS Episcopal Church. Chevy Chase,
Will be the preacher at the open-ajr
evening song to be held at Mount ST.
Aloan tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Kew. William A. Wade. pastor of St.
| Marks Lutheran Church. plans to
| spend his vacation at the Lutheran
assembly, sse ~ at Gettysburg during the
VIII go to his old home in Frederick
county, Md. after which he will visit
at Lovettsville. Va. Mrs Wade Will
| accompany him.
| Rev. Charles Wood, minister of the
| Church of the Covenant. is now on his
| way to San Francisco via the Panama
canal. During his absence the pulpit
| is being filled by his assistant, Rev.
Howard Hannaford.
Yhe Covenant tent has been erected
| this year on Lamont street near 10th
t0tr hnll nnh
Sunday evening at o'clock. There
will be special music tomorrow even
| ing, and Mr.. Hannaford will preach
! the third sermon in the series Mature
Lessons in the Bible" the special sub
| ject being The Lilies of Galflee."
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! Throughout the country the African
| M. E. churches hold memorial services
| In honor of Rt. Rev. Henry M. Turner.
| late their senior bishop. In this city
these services will be at the Metro
| politan Church. NJ street between 18th
and 18th streets northwest, at 3 pm.
| Bishop Turner began his ministerial
career in this city, having been pastor
of the Israel A. NJ E. Church. then To-
Gated on South Capitol street just south
| of the House of Representatives, in the
| early days of the civil war.
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| The Mizpah Circle of Hamline Meth
odist Episcopal Sunday school. class
for young women, taught by Miss Ida
NJ. Hodgkins. held it's regular mid
summer outing last Saturday after
noon. Great Falls was the place chosen
and the event proved a most enjoyable
one.
| Just before supper the entire COM
pany gathered on the rocks for the
customary souvenir, kodak picture.
and later sat down to a repast.
! There were fifty-six at the table. in
Guiding special guests of the class.
Among the latter were the pastor, Rev.
l.. c. Clark, and Mrs. Clark; the gen.
eral Superintendent of the school. Mr..
wv. II. Richardson. and the head of the
adult department, Mr.. II. B. Moulton.
! The president of the circle. Miss
Blanche Neff. was chairman of the
committee of arrangements.
| The quartet of Foundry Methodist
Episcopal Church closes it's work for
the summer with the last Sunday in
July. and before closing special num-
bers will be rendered at the bright
hour services.
| should Washington Preachers Play
Cards?" is a special topic for Rev. E.
Hez Swem's service tomorrow night,
Centennial Baptist Church. There
will be baptisms after the sermon.
So
/ SNeHiHs dl the huNeHtlSl
Gospel Tent, 18th and C streets south
east Evangelist Harter will speak on
l'Spiritualism." An especially attract
live musical service has been arranged,
consisting of selections by a quartet
of soloists. a large chorus choir and
an orchestra. and the singing of popu-
lar gospel songs. This part of the
service begins promptly at 1880
O'Clock.
Monday night there will be an Illus
itrated health lecture by Mr.. l.. A. Han
sen of the Seventh-day Adventist
general conference.
| Evangelist Horton will give a stere-
opticon lecture Tuesday evening, his
subject being After the War-What?'
This is regarded as subject of vital
interest just now.
rs Sunday the SABBATH" is the topic
announced for next Friday night.
A hearty invitation is extended to the
public to attend all Of the meetings.
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Rev. DIR. Sterrett has returned from
a weeks stay at Atlantic City and will
be at All Souls Memorial Church at
tomorrow mornings service.
Shiloh Baptist Church. will preach a
| The Gift of Prophecy"
| Requiem mass was celebrated by
Rev. Nicholas De Carlo, pastor, at Holy
Rosary Church this morning at 3