Evening star., 1915-11-13

8
In OCTOBER the first of the monthly
social affairs for this year was held
and at the end of this month there
will be another.
On November 10. Friday. the society
will give it's annual oyster supper
After the supper there will be social
hour or so.
The committee in charge of the sup.
Flenner. chairman: assistants-Miss
Lawson. Miss Fisher. Miss McCathran
Miss Lewis, Miss Merriam, Miss Ma
gruder, Mr.. Rawdon.
The young women in charge of the
tables include the following: Miss Strawn
Miss Buckingham. Miss Davidge. Miss
Holmes. Miss Hollingsworth. Miss
Mitchell, Miss Miller. Mrs. Magruder
Speer, Miss Minnie Saxton, the Misses
Tyler and Mrs. Bell.
* :. r
Tomorrow at the z o'clock mass in
st Pauis Roman Catholic Church the
Holy Name Society and the children
the Holy Name Society will have its
devotions.
The solemn high mass tomorrow will
he sung by Rev. William ]. Carroll
Rev. Hugh Curley as subdeacon
| The Junior Sodality will meet to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock in the
chapel of the Convent of Perpetual
|
Wednesday evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
4 meeting Of the Sanctuary Society
viii be held Immediately after the
sodality devotions on Wednesday even
the largest membership in the history
| or the parish, and is under the direc-
tion of Rev. James Krug
| :. X =
In St. Augustine's Church the SEN
Tor and Junior Holy Name Societies will
go TO holy communion in body at the
semble again at p. m. for special serv-
| ices. consisting of the singing of
hymns. an address by Rev. Paul Grifith
md benediction of the blessed sacra-
| ment, when the sanctuary choir Will
ender the music.
| AT Union NJ. E Church tomorrow
| morning at II o'clock Rev John Mac
Murray. the pastor. breaches upon the
sneciai theme. Jesus Christ as a
| Judge" in the Sunday morning series
IN 'Tesus Christ and His Relationship
| to U.s.
| In the evening the song service at
O'Clock and the pastors twenty-min-
nte sermon talk on the topic, '.Saved
Av What?" in the November Sunday
| night series on Salvation" The
7peaker aims to give the scripturaI
lew OF this important subject and the
other sermons which follow will be
| mon the tonics Saved to What?" and
saved for What"
Tomorrow will be the last day of
| Ir. Weston Burners fall preaching in
"ashireton He will preach at both
services at FIFTH Baptist Church. with his
morning subject .The Cross and
,venirg topic. "The Second Coming of
Christ"
On Sunday evening Waugh Church,
through its Epworth League. launched
continued through the week.
The meeting was led by Mr. E. p
| Hardy, who outlined the duties and
obligations of Christians and told of many
opportunities for service they have in
everyday life.
The meeting tomorrow will be. in
'orm. 1t Is said. one of spiritual
It-@nSthenine .t-a,.frI. ii, the topic being. The
leader will be H. II. Bosworth, jr,
4: !; X
At Metropolitan Baptist Church Pas
tor John Compton Ball at the mornin e
service will give the hand Of fellow
ship to large number of new mem
bers and address them on the subject
Goods Covenant With Us and Our
Covenant With God,'
AT the evening service the ordinance
of baptism will be administered and
the pastor will preach on $50 Near and
Yet So Far"
x = !, x
Tomorrow the feast of st. Martin will
be celebrated in st. Martins Roman Cath
ole Church. with a solemn high mass at
II O'Clock. when Rev. Eugene A. Hannah
VIII be celebrant and two members of the
congregation of Holy Cross, from Holy
Cross College. as deacon and suhdeacon.
Rev. Charles Finner will deliver the
Danegyric of the saint. A special musi-
cal program will be rendered by the
choir.
The Holy Name Society will hold a
meeting at the rectory Monday at 7:30
pm.
In st. Stephens Church the forty
hours devotion will open tomorrow at
the II o'clock mass. which will be sung
by Rev. Robert Froehlich. with two
priests from Holy Cross College. Cath
olic University. as deacon and subdea-
con. The sermon will be delivered by
Rev. Francis p. McGraw Following
the mass there win be a procession of
the blessed sacrament. when the chill
dren of the Sunday school will take
part.
| be services consisting of the rosary.
devotions to the holy souls and bene-
diction of the blessed sacrament.
ON Monday and Tuesday masses will
he celebrated at 6. $50, and O'Clock
the latter high mass.
The devotions will close Tuesday
evening at 7:30 o'clock. with process
sion of the blessed sacrament and
solemn benediction.
| Rev. DR.. Harvey Brokan of Kuro,
Japan. will speak at the morning serv-
ice of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
tomorrow at II am. DIR. Brokan has
been in Japan since 1896, and it is said
has a story of great interest concern
| ing his work and the work of other
| Christians in that country.
i: Z x 4
| Howard A. Banks begins his series
| of lectures at the Fourth Presbyterian
| Church tomorrow evening. His first
! lecture will be on -Four Golden Keys
That Unlock Bible Meaning The lee
lures will begin at 8 O'Clock. The
other three lectures, dates and topics
follow: November q. Jesus Christ
Seven Times a Rock; November 2S,
| God Prepared Things; December 5,
Sunset and Sunrise and the Four
Watches Of the Night
| The Catholic Missionary Union held
| its annual meeting Wednesday in Di-
vinity Hall, at the Catholic University
OF America. when the following di-
rectors of the union were present: Car
dinal Farley of New York, Archbishop
| T.. f. Prendergast of Philadelphia.
Bishop Matthew Harkins of Provi-
dence, r. l.: Rev. John J. Hughes. su-
Derior general of the Paulists New