Evening star., 1915-09-18

ulty; Ihe FacOleys Mr. noOeft y: Dur
tionai Classes" Miss 3. Orem Of Chew
Service" Miss Florence Pyles o.
Friendship House: The Morning
Watch Services" Miss F. D. Johnson n, o. o.
Hazel Sniffin Of Trinity Chapter; The
Moody Bible Conference" Miss K y;
Montague of McKendree Chapter, ano
a radiopticon lecture showing Incidents
of the institute by Mrs. q. L. nancy
of Trinity Chapter.
After a brief address OF welcome oy
Mr.. David H. Davenport. president OF
Trinity Chapter, refreshments were
served and the delegates enjoyed an
Informal social hour.
At Grace Reformed Church the an.
nual harvest festival will be observed
tomorrow. The church will be fitting
" decorated with the flowers. fruits
and vegetables of the season. me
pastor, Rev. Henry H. Ranck. VIII
preach at IL am. on Sneayes anu
SouIs": at pm on I'VE Shall Reap.
Rev. Henry F. Lutz. pastor or ene - p
Conducting an evangelistic meeting IN
Chester, Neb., and in his absence 70
morrow Elder J. F. Richardson OF the
Christian Temple, Baltimore. Will
preach both morning and evening.
Mr.. Branch Hickey. manager OF tne
81. Louis Browns, now playing a eeries
Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow
night. His subject has not been announced.
but II will be directed to stooents; tno
services being the annual recognition
Of the opening Of the scholastic year.
and dedicated @ to GerP the pup,, nastor Of Ham
line, is an enthusiastic base ball ran
and believer in all clean sports. WnIe
M, Rickey's address is sure to DO OF
general interest. 1t will appeal partlcu-
larly to the younger % M eIensn PicI.v w.. an
athlete as well as a successful student;
He played both foot ball and base ball
at Ohio Wesleyan UNIVERSITY. ,a tron,
which he graduated. and later Wni!e
coaching the base ball squad at Michi-
gan took a degree in law. He IL 7.
M. C. A. worker. and said to be an ex,
ceptiona1ly interesting and forceful
speaker.
The Holy Name Society will hold a
big rally Of it's members tomorrow y.
evenine in the large assembly room OF
the immaculate Conception Church.
The purpose Of this meeting ie to en-
thuse the various parishes OF the city
In the street demonstration the Holy
Name members will make sunday. &c
tober 10. when their annual parade
The reports of all committees having
details Of the demonstration will be an
nounced, as we'll as the formation the
various churches will make. and their
allotted position in the line of march.
Prominent workers In the Holy Name
Society will deliver addresses. that OF
Rev. Ignacious Smith. o. D.. OF the
House of Studies of the Dominican Or
der at Catholic University, being the
principal one. The meeting. 1t Is an
Catholic laymen.
Members of ST. Aloysius' Third Sun
day Brigade will receive monthly COM
munion at 7 o'clock mass tomorrow.
Final arrangements are to be made Tor
afternoon, October 10, when the So
cieties of the District of Columbia and
of Maryland will turn out. The st:
Aloysius' Third Sunday Brigade, 1000
a band. Each man from st. Aloysius'
will keep up the brigade custom of
carrying an American flag.
Plans are maturing rapidly for the
financial campaign to be launched by by
expects to raise 100000 for the con-
struction Of the girls high school. He
has received so far $9.2S3.1s. The girls
registration in the school at present en-
parochial Institution 425.
The Epworth League Of McKendree
NJ E. Church has planned a large
street carnival for the entire week Of
Monday night. September 81.
Twenty booths will be erected on
either side Of Massachusetts, avenue In
the 900 block. and Japanese lanterns
ly 100 workers have been assigned to
the various booths, under the direction
of Mr.. w. H. B. Leitch and Miss Kitty
Montague.
"rhe Natives Alaska" will be the
subject of a stero-lecture by Prof. N.
W. Doueherty at the Western Presby-
terian Church tomorrow at pm.
Wallace Memorial Presbyterian
Church at New Hampshire avenue and
Randolph street is to be the meeting
of the United Presbyterian Church.
which includes the churches OF that
denomination in Philadelphia. Balti-
more and Washington. Monday.
Rev. J. Alvin Campbell, who has been
will be installed as the pastor of the
church.
Rev. Howard J. Bell. formerly min
ister's assistant at Fourth Presbyterian
Church, has become pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church at Freeland, Pa.
Rev. Cove Griffith johnson. pastor of
Emmanuel Baptist Church, has returned
from Thousand Islands and taken up
his work.
Messrs. Preston C. King Of Wash
ington, D. c.; Chambers Of Poolesville,
Md: T. J. Owens Of Gaithersburg. Md,
and M. H. Hoffman Of Hyattsville. Md.
have been chosen lay delegates to the
Baltimore annual conference Of the South
Alexandria, Va, next March.
They were selected at the District
conference of the church. held this
week in Emory Church, Georgia ave-
nue..
At the open-air meeting in Lincoln
Park tomorrow at pm. under the
auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A.. Judge W.
Will deliver an address on Tho Drama
Of Humanity"
The T. NJ c. A. gospel team will hold
its usual Sunday night service at Fort
Myer Heights Chapel. Mr.. Howard A.
Ranks, secretary to the Secretary of
the Navy. will be the speaker.
ALVIN BURROWS DROWNED.
Would-Be Rescuer Narrowly Escapes