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Surprise Party

Harold Greer was pleasantly sur
prised Thursday evening al the home
OF his aunt. Mrs. John Castilow. IN
honor of his birthday very enjoy
able evening was spent Games ana
music were the diversions OF the even
Ing and at a seasonable hour refresh
ments were served. Those present
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Charity Whist

The charity whist al the Mercantile
Club Will take place Wednesday after
noon at 2:3O O'Clock. Mrs. Leo Wolfe
and Mrs. Henrietta Weller will be
the hostesses
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Association TO Meet.

The March meeting OF the Ohio
County Graduate Nurses Association
will be held next Thursday afternoon
at O'Clock. at the Ohio Valley Cen
eral hospital
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BUNDLE DAY
PROCLAMATION

A. the rapidly approaching
and conditions generally throughout
comes my duty Chief Magistrate
ens attention requesting they
anoes BE- subject Of the
trial and manufacturing
time the clouds overhsnging
where
work for their
possible position to look
deprived Of the heretofore
While European where
suffering result
convinced that charity
the policy
home Wheeling and feel confident
response Will be hearty and the
ume that will have
surplus sufficient much
While those
whom misfortune has visited this
comfort the
Is the plan which conmpas the collection
Of Others
who through which
opportunity OF through work
We are to have Bundle Day
Of clothing mail i parcel post
to Bundle Headquarters
identified will call for IT, All kinds
eeries elles and furniture will
Therefore the Chief Executive
and hope reputation always
that each citizen will
OF clothing apparel &C. about his
he has further collect
needy Wednesday March proclaim Day
X. L. KIRK
of
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Their Married Life" prod acsd by Mabel
Herbert Urnsr for four years "Ths MAI
ned OF Lie OF Helen and warren" APP
peartng exclusively in this paper. IL the
only series now being written by Mabel
Herbert Urnsr.
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Tho young lady across The way aaya
she knows they haven't much Of a
case against hrr father az she over
heard him Say that Tho evidence
AGAINST Him was aIl prima fa,.p
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Birthday Party.

A delightful surprise party was
siyen Saturday evening AZ the home
of Mrs. a. y SChairer. 40. TIC Twelfth
street. for her niece. Miss FIorcu Inc
Uruham. who Us wishing here The
affair was In the nature - birth
dag surprise 30 being the uisra'e
eighteenth birthday The room vas
ffunEly decorated in yellow md
white. with yellow u-olomina'#u-.
LARGE baskets Of roses were distrib.
u.rd about tho table. and each guest
vH- given o. yellow .U., Singing and
ramos formed the diversion. with IN
eleven o'clock luncheon
The guests were.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04
STONE IS FORMALLY
LAID At CATHEDRAL

The first stone in the new construction
work OF the Sanctuary OF Washington
Cathedral was placed yesterday morn
ing. For the lifting of the stone into
place a large steel derrick had been
erected on top CT Bethlehem Chapel. It's
summit being Ii2 feet above the level
of the ground. on this had been placed
a great flag stan, the top OF which Is
ia feet from the ground.
Simple exercises were held IN 'hc
afternoon. With prayers for the nation.
for the workmen, and for Divine guid,
Vries raised large garrison United
States ensign. which Will hoat every
day until the process OF construction Is
complete. The nag was formally raised
by Gen. John NJ. Wilson. former chief
OF Engineers, u. 8. A. At the conclusion
OF the ceremonies the Cathedral School
for Girls saluted the flag. and the
students OF the Boys School. led ey
Worth Daniels, son OF secretary OF tne
NAVY Daniels, gave the cathedral yell.
Because OF the great height OF Mt. 81.
Alban above the common level OF the
city, the nag IL now flying at one OF
the two or three highest points OF tho
District Only the Washington Monu-
ment Is higher, and on clear days the
flag 10 visible from many portions OF
the city, even as far as the Capfoi
terrace.
Every day at evensong. by appoint.
ment Of the bishop. a prayer Is onered
for the workingmen that they may oe
protected from nurt and harm. ana may
render their service on the great Ma.
tional Cathedral as unto the Lore ana
not unto men.
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ANNOUNCES THEMES
FOR WEEK OF PRAYER
Rev. Charles S. MacfarIand Is
sues List for Federal Council
of Churches Of Christ.

The Rev. Charles S. Macfarland. gen
eral secretary OF the Federal Council OF
the Churches OF Christ In America. has
issued a list OF subjects for the week OF
prayer beginning on January and end
ing January Q. on the general theme Of
Peace and Unity"
The topics for the week will be as fol-
lows: January Q. Sermons on Recon-
ciliation." lisa. 54:l0. Acts 1896. Rom. Sill.
II Cor. b:ls-ls; January 3. Peace. Inter
national and National" lisa. IL. Acts
II 22-31. Rom. l3. Tim. 2:l-s: January 4.
Peace Through Christian Service for
Jews and Gentiles. Abroad and At
Home" for all missionary societies. Ps.
81. lisa. 49:3-l3. Acts lis. Mark 5.l-0,
6:l-6: January 8. Unity in the Church
Throughout the World" Ps. 1873. lisa.
26:3. b7:ls. John H. Eph. 4I-l6. Cor.
i2:l2-27: January .. Peace by Educa-
ton in schools, Colleges. and Uni
versities." Ps. 1895. Prov. s:l:8.
S:22-3S lisa. 32:l6-7: January I. The
Family and Youth: Spiritual Training, "
Deut. 6:4-9. Ps. "a. Ps. 1872, Matt lS:l-h.
II Tim. 3:H-l7: January s. Peace
Through Brotherhood: Reform and So
cial Service: to Promote Health. Labor
Conditions. Purity. and Temperance.
Ps. S:s-l3. Ps. 81. LEA. 80 :20-2I. Luke
i0:25-37. Rom. l2-l4: January .. sermons.
THE Prince OF Peace In Victory ard
Glory" Ps. ll0I. lisa. s;e-7. Luke. 1888.
Eph. 2:li. ! Cor. 1925. / Tim. 6:l5. Heb.
lO:l2-l3 Rev, 1915
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CHURCH UNION TOBE
At SPECIAL SERVICE
Monthly Communion to Be Re.
ceived at st. Patrick's Cath.
oIic Church Tomorrow.

Tomorrow will be the monthly Holy
Communion day Of thep members of the
League Of the Good Shepherd at st.
Patrick's Church. and a mass by Mgr
william T. Russell will be celebrated at
o'clock. The members will occupy
the pews OF the main aisle and ap-
proach the altar rail In a body.
At 1880 p. m. they will meet again
In the church for the usual weekly
recitation OF the office. which will be
followed by a sermon by Mgr Russell
and bencdiction OF the Blessed Sacra-
ment High mass will be sung a: II
o'clock by the Rev. James A. Smyth.
Mgr. Russell will preach at this service.
Wednesday the feast Of the Immacu-
late Conception will be commemorated
with masses at $3.50. Z. 8. . and 10
o'clock. At the latter hour high mass
will be sung by Father Smyth. The
sermon will be delivered by the Rev.
John NJ. Mcnamara.
In the evening at 1880 o'clock the
services for the Sodality Of the Blessed
Virgin will be held. consisting OF the
recitation Of their office. sermon and
benediction of the Blessed Sacrament.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04
HAML|NE CHURCH TO :
CLOSE CELEBRATION
Semi : Centennial Celebration
will End With Three Services
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow the services concluding the
celebration Of the semi centennial cele-
bration OF Hamiine M. II. Church, Ninth
and streets. will be held at II o'clock.
q o'clock and s o'clock. The afternoon
session will be n Sunday school mass-
meeting. with the Rev. William II:
,Sn. m,Schardson. general superintendent Of
Hamline Sunday school presiding.
AZ the morning session the program
VIII open with an organ prelude by
Miss Edith u. Athey, and prayer Of
fered by the Rev. Frank W. Collier. Ph.
Sersity. An address on The sunday
School As An Asset OF the Church, !"
VIII be given by the Rev. Edgar Blake,
y. d., secretary OF the board OF sun
rell will sing an offcrtory solo. NV
Hope Us In the Everlasting"
AZ the afternoon meeting prayer will
be offered by the Rev. John MacMurray.
ID; d.: pastor Of Union NJ f. Church.
People to the Sunday school," will be
made by the Rev. Edgar Blake. Miss
Athey viii preside at the organ and
Quartet composed Of Miss Marion
u: Sorrell. and Edwin Callow, will
At the evening services which will
conclude the weeks observance OF the
semi-centennial the Rev. Lucien Clark.
will offer prayer and an address on
The American Boy" will be made by
the Rev. Edgar Blake. The Hamline
Choral Society. under direction Of DR..
IL. II. Freeman. will sing.
At the services held last night secre-
tary OF the Navy Daniels was the
principal speaker. his address being on
preparedness. in a moral and religious
sense; He said that the rover OF the
church is strengthening the President
and the Nation through its prayers. He
advocated individual prepa redness 10
meet the moral issues OF the day.
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PRICES HOLD FIRM
on LOCAL EXCHANGE
W. R. & E. Common and WASH
ington Gas Strong Features
Here Today.

While the volume Of business trans
acted at today's session Of the Wash-
ington Stock Exchange was light.
prices on both stocks and bonds were
arm. Washington Railway and Elec-
trio Company. common. and Washing
ton Gas were the strong features In
the stock list, the former being bid
Up from 81 to s1%. while the bid for
the latter was advanced from 74h to
7G Neither bid. however. was sufh !.
ciently attractive to dislodge any OF
tho stock. Capital Traction also
showed strength. An odd lot OF ten
shares at 50 was the only sale during
the regular call After call two shares
sold at SSH and Ss. respectively. Ten
shares OF Mergenthaler Linotype
stock sold for 171k. and two shares
OF Lanston Monotype sold for rs.
A $1,000 Riggs Realty long per
cent bond at l01 was the only bond
transaction.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04
Wholesale Produce Market

EGGS-Nearby. fresh. s5aSc per doc :
Southern, 33d34c per doz.
CHEESE-New York. new. lie per ID:
hat, llnc per 10. A.
ButIEhms" arocsss ain p'i nsr IN. iS' 'e' '''' ''
LIVE PoULTRY-Hens. l3c per lb.: zoos
ters lOc per lb.; live turkeys. pn?oc per
LIVE SrOCk-Veal calves, best, 1lall,ac
per lb.: heavy. Shal0c per b.. fat sheep.
lhq5c per h.. spring lambs, SGStc per ID.
kREi. PRICE & CO.
VEGETA BI ations furnished by
Taylor Wsde,-PotatoeE. 2,e5 per barrel:
onions, 81. 90 per bu.: s., 10 per sack cabbage,
81. .00 per barrel: beets $3.50 per 100 bunchss.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04
Musical Program at
Congregational Church

The musical program arranged by the
choir director and organist. Dr. Will
liam Sransfleld. for tomorrow's services
at the First Congregational Church con-
tans the following selections: Morning.
Lemarc: anthems !Fcar Not yc q
Israel" SpiCkcr: Great Is the Lord"
PischoT; otIcrtory. bass solo and sane
tus. "A New Heaven and New
Earth" Gaul. Evening, organ prelude.
Ave Maria" Richmond; anthem
Hear. O Lord" Watson. offertory
Twilight" ,duct for contralto and
bass. Nevin: short organ recital after
evening service: March. ELL" Costa: !:
The Question and the Answer" VOL
stenhOlme: prelude. 'Parsifal." Wag-
ner: The Grcat @ Minor Fugue." Bach.
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Weekly Bank Statement.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1.-THE weekly
actual bank statement today showed
the following changes:
Surplus. decreased. A.I6;.3l0; loars,
increased, A.6240oO: reserve in vaults.
Increased s2.114,G0O; reserve In Federal
hanks, decreased, S.673.o0o: reserve in
other repositories. increased, 81 .26s, 900.
net time deposits. decreased. $685.. 90; net
demand. deposits. decreased. 81, ,26S. go
circulation. C/rrcased. $l7.00v: aggregate
reserve, $.34, ,jG4, ,,G0.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04
Services Announced by
Gunton Memorial Church

AZ tho morning service tomorrow at
Gunton- Temple Memorial PRESBYTERIAN
church. the Rev. Dr. J. w. Mex can
one OF the Mission to I.epers" train
WI speak. At the pleasant evening
hour service. from 6:iS to 7:i5 o'clock
the Rev. John Nelson Mills will speak
on The Mountain Whites OF the
south" and Dr. Granger will sing This
service will be the annual praise meet
Ing OF the Ladies' Missionary Society.
Friday evening in the chapel a receipt ION
VIII be tcnedered DR. Mexican. Last Sun
dav the church conducted an every
member canvass with gratifying re-
Eults. An increase over last year Of
moro than $500 was made for congrega-
tional expenses, and about .!06 for be-
nevolcnccs has already boon suhscribel.
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Union Service Will
Aid Mckinley Memorial

Dr. NJ. W. d. Norman will preach at
the Metropolitan Baptist Church. II
street. tomorrow afternoon at the first
of series OF union meetings in the
interest of the Mckinley Memorial
Church. to pay OF the Indebtedness.
The Rev. DR.. James f willis. OF Yer
mont Avenue Church: DR.. W. II. Jcrna-
gin. OF Mt Carmel Church; the Rev.
Thomas 7. Taylor. OF Mt. Gilesd
Church, and other pastors will assist.
Choirs Of Metropolitan and Vermont
Avenue churches will sing. Lincoln
Lodge. No. l. OF the Supreme Order OF
Thclpers will he present.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04
Mission Club Hears
Review of Missions

The Mission Club OF the First Con-
gregational Church met Tuesday even
ing at the home Of Miss Wead at the
Northumberland. Mrs. G. w. stone
gave a comprehensive review Of Mrs.
Helen Montgomery's book on missions.
..The Kings Highway" Miss L. b.
Holbrook spoke upon current events.
touching on missionary work In many
lands. and Miss Alice II. Clark made
report to the club from the meeting OF
the Philadelphia branch at Plainfeld.
N j.. In october.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04
Y. W. c. A. Plans Pageant
To Typify Activities

A pageant that will present the varied
activities OF the Y. W. c. A. will lie
staged by the members Of the orGani"a-
tion In Washington at ST. Paul's Luth-
eran Church. Eleventh and II streets. rs
nnrt OF the celebration Of the tenth
anniversary Of the organization. Each
deps rtment OF Y. w. c. A. work will be
represented by group OF twenty young
women.
Mrs. Frank q. Wilkins IL chairman OF
the committee on arrangements. and
mrs Charles W. Richardson will pre-
side at the meeting. The Rev. John T..
Huddle Will pronounce the invocation.
and addresses will be msde BY Miss
Mabel Hoardman. Mrs. Julia T. Bodhsh.
and DR.. Ada Thomas.
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CHURCH NOTICES
Presbyterias
CHURCH OF The COVENANT,

conn. Ave, 18th and y Ss.
CHARLES WOOD. Minister.
HAROLD {. WARREN. Ministers Assistant
HARRY BARRYMORE ANGUS,
Charge Of fsck Chspei.
$50 a. m. sunday school,
Ii a m, Morning Service. Sermon By
S3v y. M, music rendered by double quar-
tet. Sermon by the pastor. subject
Things We Believe-About SIN"
b:4J D. M. Christian EndeaNOr Meeting.
s u. m, Music rendered by Evening Choir
of One Hundred Voices. sydney LLOYD
Wrightson, director. Harvey Murray. Or
ganIst sermon Wy the pastor. subject.
The Development of Democracy and Reis-
ion In America-The Purpose and Uses OF
Prosperity. National and Individual
A.nI IL m. IhurhdaY. mid " eek kerN ice.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04
DR.. John Milton Waldron
To Preach Fourth Sermon

At Shiloh Baptist Church tomorrow
morning at II o'clock the Rev. DR.. John
Milton Wsldron will preach his fourth
sermon In the ,eries on st. Paurs first
letter TO the Corinthians fri m the sub.
tect. Christ, the Power of God and
the Wisdom of God"
At night he will repeat the sermon
on Rest for the Weary" In the after
noon a large class will be received into
the church at the communion service.
The congregation will hold hymn
book rally to supply new hymn-books
for the church.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04
Missionary to Speak
At Ninth St. Church

At the morning service OF the Ninth
Street Christian Church tomorrow, A. F.
Iensey. who has been u missionary for
more than ten years In Africa. Will tell
OF the work being done In that country.
This church supports Mrs. Myrtle q.
Barger az the foreign missionary at
Belcuge. Africa, and II is Of the work
talk.
In the morning the pastor. the Rev.
George A. Miller, will preach on THE
Divine Messenger" a continuation OF
the series Of sermons on First Century
Christianity"
The Washington times., 1915-12-04
Baraks and DebOrahs
Inaugurate Contests

The Young Peoples Union OF tho
Fifth Baptist Church has inauguratcd
a contest between the young men and
Young women looking to an increase in
attendance and membership AT the
first meeting twenty-siX new members
were enrolled. The Paraks obtained
the largest number OF new members.
hut in attendance the Beborahs scored
n victory. The the union meets at !
o'clock Sunday evenings.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04
MODERATELY STRONG
CLOSING FOR STOCKS
General Motors Scars Fifteen
Points on Wall Street Trad
ing.

NEW YORK. Dec. 4.-The stock mar
ket opened fairly active and with gem
eral. though small. gains today. Baldwin
and American Locomotive stocks were
strong. registering about a full point
gain over yesterdays close. Goodrich
was up Y on reports Of dividend re-
sumption. -
Trading was light In the late forenoon.
General Motors made a new high at 4S5.
I'D fifteen.
The close was moderately strong.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04
Informal Reception Is
Given Rev. J. w. FriZZell

An informal reception was rendered
the Rev. J. W. Frizzcll. former pastor
Of Ingram Memorial Congregational
Church. and Mrs. Frizzell at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Clary Jones, llOS
East Capitol street. last night. Mem
hers OF the church and friends gathered
to greet Dr. FrzZell on his return to
the city after a years absence. He has
been lecturinn In the South on the
Chautauuua platform.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04

appointed for the Sunday School OF
methods to be held at the Vermont
Avenue Christian Church the latter
part Of January.
At the Fifth Baptist Church tomor
row morning seventy new members
Will be welcomed into the church and
the pastor. the Rev. John f. Briggs.
will preach sermon on climbing
Upward" In the evening the ordi-
nance of baptism will be administered
and the pastor will preach on The
Pearl OF PARALLELS"
Tuesday afternoon and evening the
ladies' of the Berea class and mission =.
airy societies of the Fifth Baptist
Church will hold a ladies' exchange
and serve supper.
Wednesday night the Mems League
OF the Fifth Baptist Church will meet
and DR.. c. N. Chapman will speak on
Colds and How to Prevent Them"
Drs. Paul and Arthur Zinkhan were
speakers last night at the Grace Re-
formed Church. giving an interesting
European war zoues. where they have
to their work in Russia.
At the Centennial Baptist Church to-
morrow night the Rev. E. Hez Sven
will discuss The Kind Of Men Women
Despise." The service will be followed
by baptism.
Members OF the Mems Baraca Glass
Of the Metropolitan Baptist Church.
Sixth and A streets northeast, have ar
ranged a royal welcome to their teacher,
Congressman Courtney w. Hamilton of
Missouri. who will resume his duties to-
morrow after an absence from this city
since the close Of the last Congress.
Roe Fulkerson. president OF the Stew
enson Bible class Of Bethany Baptist
Church, will address the class In the
near First street. tomorrow morning al
10 o'clock. Arrangements for the special
Christmas meeting will be announced
The Rev. DR.. Stevenson, pastor, will
welcome forty new members.
At the Church OF the Covenant tomor-
| row evening at 8 o'clock the Rev. Dr.
Charles Wood will preach on THE De-
| velopment Of Democracy and Religion
| In America-the Purposes and Uses OF
Prosperity. National and Individual
He will also preach at $3.50 in the after.
| noon on THE Worlds Belief About
| SIN"
At Metropolitan Memorial NJ. F.
Church tomorrow morning the sermon
| will be preached by the Rev. DR.. w. l.
| Mcdowell. In the evening the Rev. DR.
| Samuel MacWatters will give the
Drama OF st. Paul"
The Washington times., 1915-12-04
German Music Is Subject
Of Explanatory Recital

German music will bc tho subject Of
the second explanatory recital Monday
evening in the series on THE Song as
an Art Form" being given at the New
National MuIeUm Auditorium, under
the auspices OF the Washington Society
OF Fine Arts.
The German Rome nticists" will be
tho title Of Monday evenings recital.
Nicholas Douty. OF PHILADELPHIA. Is tho
lecturer.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04
New York Stocks.

All transactions in stocks are on ths
basis Of doliars and fractions thereof.
ouotations furnisbed b. W. 3. HibiS
Hibbs Buiidins.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04

Thursday evening the Rev. Earle
Whitley. OF the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church, will continue his
study in New Testament geography,
the study being preparation Of the
World for Christ" The lecture will
be illustrated.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04

\. Mclean. president OF the Foreior
Christian Missionary Society, will
sneak at the Vermont Avenue Chris
tan Church tomorrow morning In
the afternoon a mass meeting OF all
the Christian churches of the city
viii be held at the Vermont Avenue
Church. Mr.. Mclean and two noted
foreign missionaries will participate.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04
GUNTON-TEMPLE MEMORIAL

lth AND X.
C. EVERETT GRANGER. d. D.. Pastor.
IL q. M. sermon by Rev. J. w. Mexican.
D. D., from India; 6:%S y. IN. annual praise
service with address by Rev John Nelson
Mills. d. D.: S. s.. $3.50 n. m: PRAYER meet
Ing 8 O'clock ThursdAy evening MelcOms.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04

The Young Peoples Society Of CHRIS
iian EndeaNor. OF the Fourth Presby-
terian Church. will hold Its regular
meeting tomorrow night at o'clock.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04

Frank L. Middleton. attorney ant
Sunday school worker. will address the
class at the Fourth Presbyterian Church
tomorrow at $50 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1915-12-04

At Metropolitan Memorial NJ. F..
Church tomorrow morning the sermon
will be preached by the Rev. DR.. w. l..
Mcdowell. In the evening the Rev. DR..
Samuel MacWatters will give the
Drama OF St Paul"
The Washington times., 1915-12-04
Episcopal.
Baptist.
WEST WASHINGTON
BAPTIST CHURCH,

S1st AND Y SITS. y. ".
REV. b. d. GAw. d. .. Pastor
II q. m, what Would You Be Worth "
You Lost All Your Money! Communion
7:5 p. m. fourth In series. What DO Bap-
lists Believer: What Do Baptists Believe
About Sin7' Baptism administered at close
of service All
The Washington times., 1915-12-04
GOSPEL MISSION.
Peoples Church

THE PEOPLES CHURCH.,
pYTHIAN TEMPLE. l0l2 9th 81. Progress
sive Study Class at iol5. subject. "Th"
Short Baliot and Preferential Voting A.
li:l5 address by George A Warren On :
". Powelrs Competition As II factor In
Human Evolution"
The Washington times., 1915-12-04

The Boy Scouts OF Troop IS met las
hight In the annex. Of the Fourth Pres
byterian Church to devise means Of col
l"cting presents for the poor at Christ
mas time. Plans for a Christmas part!
we're also discussed
The Washington times., 1915-12-04

An advertising committee has been
The Washington times., 1915-12-04
Central Presbyterian Church

t6outhern Assembly,
Sixteenth and Irving Sts. ". W.
James II. Taylo-, pastor.
Preaching at IL a. m. and p. m, by Dr.
Ernest Thompson Communion at morning
service. s. s.. $50 and c. E, D. m Evan
gelistic Services each night at o'clock.
Preaching by DIR. Thompson.