Evening star., 1915-06-26

Was Despised ("The Messiah'), Handel
Miss Allen: Fear Not Ye, Q Israeli
duet, He Shall Feed His Flock" &c
Come Unto Him" C"The Messiah')
Handel, Miss Craig and Miss Allen; "Fes
tival TIE Deum,' in E fiat, Buck. choir
Claire de Lune," Debussy. Miss Col
lison; ''In Dreams We Heard the Angel:
Singing" Faure. Miss Craig; "Droop
Sacred Head (From Olivet to Calvary
Maunder. choir. recitat5ve by I'M Mr
Sabean; "Entree,' Renaud, Miss Colll'
son.
Tomorrow evening at 7:30 O'Clock
Evangelist r. E. Harter Will begln Z
series of tent meetings at llth ana I
streets southeast. The subject for the
opening meeting will be The CrlSlS OF
the Ages"
Last summer Mr.. Harter conducted
very successful evangelistic campaign
at 1st and Randolph streets Ihese
meetings were very popular. the attena. ,,,.
ance frequently being 1000: The
evangelist is assisted by an able and
experienced corps of workers.
The musical director is Mr.. Irving
A. Steinel, who a few years ago was
associated with the Chapman AleXan-
der evangelistic party for one year
Music will be a prominent part OF all
| the meetings. There will be a chorus
! choir of fifty or sixty voices, assisted
! by an orchestra, and occa sionally by
|
| and quartets.
! Services will be held every night with Wit
the exception of Saturday. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
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Nathan Bangs will be the topic
of Rev. DR.. Wedderspoon at the Brig Mt
/ Hour service in Foundry NJ. E. Church
| tomorrow evening.
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| Iowa Avenue Chapter of the Epworth
! League has installed the following Of
| tcels for the ensuing year: President,
| Mrs. T. B. Penicks; first vice president,
| MIS-. Ada Snyder; second vice presi-
! president, Miss c. Conway; fourth vice
(, president, Miss Freda Rock; secre-
| tary, Mr.. William Rock, and treasurer,
(; Mss Mabel Duchay.
has been a great help in the growth of
the church, which was organized in
i 1909.
| The recently elected cabinet of Metro
politan Epworth League. John Marshall
place and c street, is composed of the
| following: President, Mr.. Frank Mont
| gomery; first vice president: Miss
| Helen Smell; second vice president, Mrs.
| p. c. Hyam: third vice president, Miss
| Sadie Mccain; fourth vice president.
| Miss Fannie Holmes, secretary, Miss
| Margaret Boswell, and treasurer, Mr..
| r. +. Camalier.
| The Epworth League at Metropolitan
is assisting the pastor, DR.. James Shera
| Montgomery, in meeting many of the
| obstacles of large downtown church.
Metropolitan still holds first position
as the largest Methodist congregation
| in the city.
Rev. John Clark. pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, on John Mar
| ri 70 las CT off,
rles of five sermons on 1.-The Life of
| Christ tomorrow evening, in the
church. His Greatest Word will be
| the subject of the sermon.
| Sunday nights sermon will be the
! last that DIR. Clark will preach until
| September, when he returns from his
! vacation. He leaves for the Massa-
| chusetts coast the middle of next week.
One of the Misunderstanding classes
! of st. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church
! South has taken the examination on
the first half of the course for trained
] teachers in the Sunday school
/ The examination was conducted from
| the Misunderstanding headquarters in
! Nashville. Tenn. Mrs II. NJ. Hamill,
acting superintendent of the teacher
| training department, complimented the
/ class on it's thorough work, stating that
all passed with honor"
| Those who stood the examination
d -. L.
Johnson, George NJ. Moore and Clarence
| E. Fowler, Rev. j. E. Thomas, Mrs. NJ.
! A Allen. Mrs. d. H. Johnson and Miss
Fannie Brannin.
The class will begin the study of the
second half of the course early in the
| fall Mr.. Clarence E. Fowler is the
I teacher.
DR. Calvin S. Blackwell of Norfolk,
/ Va, who is assisting Rev. E) Hez Swem
| in revival services at CerS=nnial Bap-
| list Church, will continue his efforts
during the coming week.
Chaplain Robert Dubois Workman,
| L. S. ", who but recently received his
| commission, and is assigned to duty
| on the battleship Ohio occupied the
pulpit of the Eastern Presbyterian
| Church Sunday evening.
| Chaplain Workman is well known in
the Marine Corps. having served four
years in the ranks and was honorably
| discharged as sergeant. He entered
| Wooster University for his college
| work after which he spent three years
in Princeton Seminary, from which he
| graduated in May last. While in the
! marine service he was connected with
the Eastern Church and ITS work. and
| has a host of warm personal friends
on Capitol hill who wish him all sue
cess in his chosen field of religious ac-
tivity.
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Mrs J. F. Robbins, formerly of the
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago, will
be in charge OF Metropolitan Memorial
| Epworth League service, TO be held
tomorrow evening from 80 until 80
O'Clock.
An attractive program has been
planned illuminating the subject
Greece and Italy, Once d Prize; Why
Not Now"
Mrs Robert Fatt will sing in Italian
Luigi Luzzi's Ave Maria" and Mrs
F. G. Hyam will speak of her recent
travels in Italy.
An invitation is extended to all and
especially to Greeks and Italians to
cooperate in the service for deeper
interest in an understanding of those
countries.
I Beginning with the service tomorrow
the Epworth League will conduct the
only evening service at the church.
Rev. Il. Carradine, pastor of the
Gospel Tabernacle. 1902 14th street
northwest, viii preach throughout the
| summer each Sunday at 2:3O and y
pm.
| His general subject on that day will
be Full SALVATION. and on each We'd
nesday night at S o'clock he will
preach on different Bible characters.
His theology class meets Friday even
ings at 8 o'clock.
Beginning with tomorrow the men,
bers of the Christian Endeavor Society
of Shiloh Colored Baptist Church, un-
der the direction Of prooidapt Frank