Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-08

10. Pekau rendered vocal selections
The reception committee consisted of
f. H. Pullman. Mrs. I. c. Ellis, Mrs
Criswel and Mrs. Hohmiller
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! The next social event Of the Metro
poltan Bible class will take the form of
Guitar and Banjo clubs Friday, May IA.
at o'clock. in the church auditorium.
Prof. Walter T. Holt, director, will be
assisted by the following well known
artists: Edythe NJ. Brosius. harpist Helen
Donohue De 70. soprano; Maude II.
Smith, reader; Richard B. Backing. tenor:
b. w De Foss. mandolinist; A. d. Bailey,
] banjoist, and Mrs. Grace Dufour Brown,
ing indoor social event of the class for
the year.
Rev. DIR. Charles F. Steck pastor Of
| Epiphany Lutheran Church, is suffering
from an attack of phlebitis His pulpit
was supplied last Sunday by Rev. George
! H. Slaybaug Tomorrow Rev. F.. c.
! Dinwiddie will preach in the morning and
| Rev. q. H. Slaybaugh will fill the min
/ listers place in the evening.
The annual memorial service of Kit
Carson Post, No. 2. Department of the
Potomac, G. A r., will be held in
Epiphany Lutheran Church, 18th and U
streets northwest, tomorrow evening al
! o'clock. The service will be in charge OF
also will deliver the eulogy. Rev. George
Fl. Slaybaugh, a member of the post, will
preach the sermon The vested choir of
the church will be in attendance, and
Miss Edith Stowell, soprano, will sing.
The annual Sunday School Institute of
the eleven general synod Lutheran
churches of Washington will be held In
the Georgetown Lutheran Church. Wis
consn avenue and Volta place northwest.
Rev. Luther Hess Waring, pastor Mon
day night. beginning at s o'clock In adj
dition to a liturgcal service. there will be
| reports of the work of the various schools
and the presentation and general discus
sion of the following subjects: Glass
Organization: Is 1t Beneficial or Detri-
mental?' rs the Present Method of In
struction in the Sunday School the Most
Effective?" The first subject will be
opened with a paper by Miss Caroline c.
Schieber. and the second by L. Russell
Alden. Special musical numbers have
been arranged for. The institute is held
under the auspices of the eastern con-
ference of the Maryland Synod. to which
the Washington Lutheran churches be
long. Rev. DR. Charles F. Steck, Rev.
Luther Hess Waring and Charles F. Hyer
are the committee on arrangements.
The Holy Name Society of Holy Trim
Iity Church will attend in a body a spe-
fetal mass at o'clock tomorrow, when it
is expected that the full membership will
be present to receive holy communion. A
sermon appropriate to the occasion will
be preached by one of the Jesuit fathers.
Sunday. May 16. the Sodality of the
Blessed Virgin. of which Father P. A.
Brennan. S j.. is spiritual director. will
attend the mass at I o'clock in a body.
This being the month of May, the
sodalities. in honor of the Virgin Mary,
make it a. point to add more zeal to their
devotion May services are held every
evening at 40 O'Clock in the church The
| annual May procession of the children of
Holy Trinity will take place Sunday
afternoon. May go. and Father +. NJ.
Corbett. S. J., pastor of the parish. hopes
to keep it up with the fine successes of
the past. 1t is expected that the Holy
Name Society will turn out as an escort
! for the children, and will probably carry
the new silk banner they have lately Sc
cured through the pastor. The Ladies'
Auxiliary. an organization of the colored
people of Holy Trinity Church. gave
delightful reception and dance Wednesday
evening in aid of the coal fund for the
church. Holy Trinity Church has a large
colored congregation with many religious
| organizations. and they take a deep in
| terest in the welfare and upbuildng Of
| the church.
! Mrs. Robert NJ La Toilette VIII oc-
! cupy the pulpit of the Peoples Church,
| in Pythian Temple, Sunday morning
her subject being 'fsfve -ienera TONS.
| William Stansfeld. orsanist and choir
| director Of the First Congregational
| Church. has arranged the followin e
| musical program for tomorrow;
! Morning. II o'clock-organ prelude,
| an old melody: anthem. Hear, o Lord
| Watson: anthem. Nearer, My God. TO
| Thee" Schneider, oifertory. contralto
| solo, But the LORD is Mindful of His
! Own" est, Paul., Mendelssohn, organ
| postlude, andante and allegro. F. +.
! Bache.
| Evening 8 oclock-Organ prelude,
| ''Nocturne,' r. K. Miller: anthem, so
| prano solo and chorus, There Is No
| Sorrow. Lord. Too Light" Godfrey; of
| fertory, bass solo and chorus. God Is
| Love-" Shelley.
| Musical half hour, 9 pm orequest
! rogram)-"Fanfare." Lemmens; "Trau-
merle" Schuman; Rustic Suite Dem
| Arrest Ia Sunrise. Oh Rustic Dance,
| (c) Sunset. I'D "Thanksgivins.'
Rev John T. Ensor, pastor of the new
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church,
Columbia road between 14th and 18th
streets northwest. which was dedicated
| April 25, will occupy his pulpit tomor-
row. At the morning service a large
| chorus, under the direction OF f. Fl.
! HAN, win -. IL. afDiSS as pTBT..iSt, " III
/ sing the "Halleluiah Chorus from the
| Messiah and in the evening Ash
ford's can,ata, THE King of Glory"
! Miss Edith Earnest. the soloist of the
! church, Will also be heard in special
numbers. Sunday, May 1G, the music
| at the evening service will be furnished
| by a male chorus from Calvary mems
| class. Plans have been made for serv-
| ices of unusual interest each Sinday
during May.
|
| George f. keneipp, chairman ~ the
prayer meeting committee of the Sher-
| wood Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
! Society, announces for tomorrow at
cial meetings which began April II.
! Tomorrow evening Mothers day will be
| celebrated. The meeting room will be
| decorated with white flowers and Rev
| William l. Campbell will lead Special
| features are announced These meet
! ings have been great success and
| greatly gratitied the pray meeting;
| committee. The attendance has been
| increased and Rowland Alsop, chair
man of the lookout committee. has
| been kept busy signing new members.
Seeing the Unseen" VIII be the sub
| ject on which Evangelist A. H. Zilner
| will discourse at Naval Lodge Hail TO-
| morrow at II am. Mr.. Zilmer Is con-
| sdered an able authority on all Bible
subjects. and his writings IN various
| publications, notably as editor of the
| Christadelphian Advocate, "A monthly
| periodical. have attracted attention n IL
I over the world.
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