Evening star., 1915-11-27

At Grace Reformed Church the begin
ming of the church Ssar will be observed
with the Advent sermon, canticle and
hymns, in the morning. In the evening
the pastor will preach on the late Dr.
Booker T. Washington, who. he declares,
was certainly one of the most remark
able and beneficent careers of our gener-
alton"
On Friday, December 5. in the Sunday
school house Of Grace Church will be
held a meeting regarded as of unusual
interest Drs. Paul and Arthur Zinkhan,
members of the church and sons OF rev
L. F. Zinkhan Of the Washington Asylum,
who spent the PAST year IN the Reo Cross
work at Kiev, Russia. and were conilIiis, in
stoned lieutenant colonels OF the RusSian n
army, are to deliver addresses. Ihey
have gone around the world and a1tet =. d
few months vacation in Washington WIN
return to continue their medical ana sun
ical work in the Russian army. All per
sons interested are cordially invited to be
present.
Members OF the Anacostia Epworth
League, it is said, will enjoy an unusual
meeting when they gather at Anacoe.
tia NJ E Church tomorrow evening a.
o'clock for big song service. uaue u,
the leadership of Charles hlhseAia'
well known to Epworth Leaguers ~
Washington as the former chor1ster ol
the league chorus choir at DousIas
NJ. e. Church and as musical director
of the Mountain Lake Park Ep"orth
League Institute
The novel feature of the meeting VIII
be the absence Of any address OF a,s
cussion, the entire program oeihs iiu
sica1 In character.
Mr.. Kinsella has prepared the iolioW
ing program: Cornet solo, MT. ftan nshii
tenor solo. Mr.. Townsend: CatheaI Ia ai
no
the. Waters, of Babylon" j. f.; 5, kin-
sella; lesson song. Others. George
White: song, "Stand Up for Jesus py
the Junior Epworth League Nioilh
duet, Messrs. John and Robert fnomp
son: quartet, 1.-THE Light of the World
Is Jesus" Miss Fowler. Miss stone. Mr.:
Williamson and Mr.. Tuew; anthem, py
Anacostta Church choir. u. =. sihlln
son. director, and Billy Sunday soSpel
songs, by the audience, with MI h'h-
seila as the leader.
Rev. Lewis T. Reed of Flatbush Con
eregational Church. Brooklyn. N u,
will preach at both services tomorrow
at First Congregational Cnurcn, nis
subject for the morning service oelnS
and for the evening service In the
Days When God Was Near.
A meeting of the apron committee OF
the Ladies Aid Society of the First
CONGREGATIONAL Church was held on
Tuesday morning in the church par
lors, followed by luncheon. In the
afternoon the regular meeting or the
Visiting Nurses Circle OF the church
was held.
A noyena in honor of the immaculate
conception will commence in St. Alloy
sius Church Monday. November 2s, and
end on the feast. Services lasting one
half hour will take place each evening
at 1880 o'clock and consist of short
sermon, prayer and benedfction. Inc
sermons Of the novena will be preached
by Rev. William j. Brooks, S. ].
The evening of the feast there Will be
a reunion of the sodality and reception
of new members into the same. The
sermon will be delivered by Rev. Fran
els p. Donnelly. S. J.
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In st. Augustine's Church tho Sunday
school will be resumed tomorrow at
the usual hour, and the children will
go to holy communion at the o'clock
mass.
. Rev. L. j. OHern, C.. g p, of st. Paufs
College, Catholic University, will give
retreat for the sodality, commencing
December and closing December s,
the feast of the Immaculate conception.
The exercises will consist OF rosary,
sermon and benediction each evening at
S o'clock.
In the Church of the Nativity (Roman
Catholic) the children of the parish