Evening star., 1915-02-20

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I Miss F. B. Heartsill and Miss Mary
Sherier
The meeting will be in the nature
Of Washington-Lincoln birthday cele-
bratfon. with Josephus Daniels, Secre-
tary of the Navy. as the principal
speaker. Secretary Daniels is mem
ber of the NJ. e. Church South.
Robert D. Burbank. first vice presi-
dent of the District League. is chair
man of the committee in charge OF
general arrangements for the rally, as.
, sisted by DR.. A. c. Christie. president
of the District League, and ]. Ora Tai
bert, president of the Epworth League
Union Frank A. Frost, field secretary
of the Epworth League Union, and w:
A. Jump, corresponding secretary or
the District League, head the publicity
and distribution Of tickets committees
for their respective organizations. A.
f. Martin, president of Mount vernon
Chapter of the Southern League, heads
the committee on decorations, assist.
McKendree Chapter. and Mrs. T. b
Penicks. president Of Iowa Avenue
Chapter. Christopher c. Mullady Of
Douglas Chapter. Ralph Rich OF the
Southern League and 5. y. boss, DiS, ;n
charge of the committee on ushers and
public comfort. Robert d: BURBANK
will preside. the meeting being entlre-
ly a lay affair.
Rev DR.. w. r. Wedderspoon Is to preach
on "Purity" in the morning. in the series
'The way Of the Christian" In the
evening he is to deliver a sermon on
"The Sword and the Cup. In the ser,es
on Christ in the Field Of Human
Need"
At st. Paurs Catholic Church a large
class of children will receive their hrst
holy communion tomorrow mornihg at
the o'clock mass. Mgr: Mackin. rec
tor of the church. will off1ciate, assist
ed by the clergy Of the parish. At the
8 o'clock mass there will be general
communion of members of the Christ
Child Society, who have been attending
the exercises of the retreat s.ansn since &c
the retreat by Rev. Joseph NJ WOODS.
S. J., will take place at 4 o'clock IN
the afternoon. Archbishop Bonzano,
apostolic delegats gattendea w b9 Se Mg cossio
and Rev. John Floersh of the papal le-
CATION, and at the close of the solemn
benediction of the blessed sacrament
will bestow the papal blessing ~ .,mnrn gn
row morning by Rev. James p. krug
and the sermon on "Idlers in the King
dom Of God" will be delivered by Rev
William J; Carroll; SPECIAL e,ssd,v heneTn euenn
ings at 1880 o'clock until Easter and
will consist of the recitation OF the
rosary sermon and benedfctfon OF tne
"a e. HnsustRes chnrch will
preach next Tuesday evening: Rev
John NJ. Mcnamara. March 2: Rev; N; j.
Riordan, March 9: Rev. Leonard Rip
March pIa; haan 2s and Rev. Michael Mathis.
c. S. c.. March 80. "Wednesday even.
ing there will be sodality exercises at
75o. consisting Of recitation Of IT. the of Of
fee. sermon and beneoic!1on. I'M, Pev
William ]. Carroll on "The Apostles as
witnesses to Our Divine Lord. Every
Friday there will be stations or the
cross at si5 in the "a afterneVe TER evenne M for
adults. Low masses will be said week
day mornings during Lent at $3.50, 4,
8 and o'clock.
Very Rev. George Dougherty, vice
rector of the Catholic University. Is to
preach at the Lenten service at 81.
Augustine's Church Wednesday even
ing, beginning at o'clock.
The third chapel car to be sent out
by the Catholic Church Extension SO.
ciety is the est. Paul." and is the gift
Ohio. 1t was completed late in Janu-
ary and, it is announced. will be dedi-
Gated by Cardinal Gibbons early IN
March in New Orleans. The "St. Pauf
has been built for missionary work ex-
clusively in the south, and will go. I'M
mediately after the dedication. into one
or the other mission sections OF that
part of the country. The ordinary crew
icfG ~
lain, an assistant and one attendant.
On this first trip the chaplain in
charge will be Rev. Alvah w. Doran
of Philadelphia, and he VIII be accom-
intendent of the chapel cars of the
Catholic Church Extension Society. The
car is eighty-six feet one-quarter inch
over the buffers. having at each END
terror construction is entirely of steel,
with roof Of copper, and the interior Is
finished throughout In Cuban mahog-.
any. There is a seating capacity OF
lighted by electricity as we'll as gas
and heated by either steam or its own
oil stove heating apparatus. The car
has already started on its first journey
southwark.
The scandinavian Lutherans of this
city will hold their Sunday service in
Epiphany Lutheran Church, 18th and U
streets northwest. tomorrow afternoon
at 3 o'clock All Scandinavians are
cordially invited. Rev. N J. Forsberg
Of Rock Island, ILL.,, Is to preach.
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Rev. DR.. Lucins c. Clark. pastor of
Hamline Methodist Episcopal Church
will, in his discourse tomorrow morn
ing, speak of war conditions in Europe
and also in commemoration of the life
of Washington. The subject of his
sermon will be 1.-The Worlds Bulwark."
At the evening service at o'clock he
will have for his theme "Bunyan's In
terpreter." being the second of the
series of sermons on the teachings Of
John Bunyan, the English preacher.
Japan and the War is to be the
topic discussed by Rev. Charles Wood.
pastor of the Church of the Covenant.
at the evening service tomorrow. This
sermon is one of a series now being de-
livered by DIR. Wood on the general
subject, Some Moral and Religious
Aspects of the Great War"
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George Washington, the First Amer
ican," is the subject of a lecture to be
given tomorrow evening by Rev James
Shera Montgomery, pastor. in Metro
politan Memorial NJ. E. Church. In the
morning the minister Is to preach on
the theme, 1.-The Supreme Love-"
Saturday Lenten organ recitals were
begun this afternoon at 4:40 o'clock