Evening star., 1915-03-13
President Doyle expects to have 500

President Doyle expects to have 500
members receive holy communion.
The Sodality OF the Blessed Virgin
Mary will resume its meetings Tues
day evening at 7:3o o'clock. with chant
ing Of the holy office, instructions by
Rev: P. H. Brennan. S. j.. and bene-
diction Of the blessed sacrament.
Wednesday evening Rev. Thomas Ad-
dis Emmett of the Society Of Jesus and
prefect of discipline of Georgetown
University will deliver a panegyric on
the life and doings of st. Patrick, the
patron saint of Ireland. Rev. Mr.. Emmett
is regarded as one Of the gifted orators
of the society, and this essay on st.
themes. Appropriate music will be
sung by the choir and congregation
Friday night at 7:30 o'clock Rev. Mr..
Phillips, S. J., will ofhciate at the SOL
emn stations of the cross, about forty
acolytes, headed by the cross bearer.
forming the procession to the various
stations. The boys vested choir, In
charge of Prof. Ernest Behn, will fur
nish the music.
Rev. William ]. Carroll Of st. Paufs
Roman Catholic Church will go to Bal
timore tomorrow to preach at the
vesper service at the Church OF ST.
Mary, Star of the Sea.
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The election Of Sunday school officers
of Congress Heights NJ. E. Church,
Tuesday, resulted as follows: Super
intendent, Philip b. Magruder; assist
ant superintendent. Mrs. c. v. Allen;
statistical secretary. Herbert Talbert; !;
assistant secretary, John H Bushee.
jr.; corresponding and recording sec
retary, Miss Florence GUIDE; treasurer
Monroe Reigelman: birthday treasurer,
Miss Florence GUIDE; librarian, Lester
Stivers; assistant librarian, George
Myers: pianist, Miss Florence GUIDE;
assistant pianist, Miss Elsie Giesler;
superintendent primary department.
Mrs. Lillian Dorrell; assistant primary
department, Mrs. Grace Slocum: organ
ist, Mrs. Helen Thrift; superintendent
home department and cradle roll Nrs.
c. v. Allen. Among the teachers elect
ed were Mrs. John o. Stewart and Mrs
Annie Magruder.
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The thirtieth anniversary of the
Church of Our Redeemer Sunday school
is to be observed tomorrow at special
services at the church at 3 pm .-
The principal address will be gwen
by the pastor Rev D BE- f. M1ssman NJ 9ha achoo e
will also speak on 1.-The Sunday School;
It's History, Past and Present. A mu-
sical and literary program Will De
given.
1.-The Tubes Of New. York" was the
topic of a lecture given before the
Rrookland Brotherhood during the
week in Lord Memorial Hall by Mr.
tT. p. Artaud. one of the engineers VINO
assisted in the construction OF the tuH-
Incl under the Hudson river.
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The annual congregational meeting
of the Gunton-Temple Memorial fres-
byterian congregation was held Thurs-
dav evening when reports showed the
st wear to have been one of the most
successful in the history of the organ.
ization. Messrs. Charles NJ McCulloch n
and Merrick Williams were eiecteo
trustees.
Mr.. william R. Rathvon, member OF
the Christian Science board OF iectuIe-
shin of the First Church OF Christ.
Scientist, Boston. Mass, Will denver e.. d
free lecture on "Christian Science IN
po1;,, Theater tomorrow afternoon at
The lecture will be under the auspices
of the First and Second Churches oi
christ, Scientist, of this city
Rev. Charles w. Harvey OF Phlla-
deInhia is to speak on providence
and War" in the Church OF the Ne% aS
Jerusalem tomorrow evening at '.SV
O'clock. This address will pe tne
fourth which Rev. DIR. Sewail. the pas
tor. has arranged under the general
topic of "Divine Providence.
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Miss Helen Able, who has spent a
wear in Labrador working under ene
direction of DR.. Grenfel, will tell OF
her effort there among the oesp ea aea
fisher folk at the Y w. =. a.. vespso psn
service tomorrow afternoon at 4:so
O'clock. The music will be In charge
of Miss nellie Monks.
The Sunday afternoon Bible class lass
which is taught by Mrs: William Jen, en-,
| ninps BRYAN meets at $3.50 O'Clock. AN
| women are cordially invited to It's ses-
J sions.
Tho r,onth1y meeting of the Sunday
school institute of the Protestan1!
Tiscnn,i diocese Of Washington Will
hs held Thursday at 1880 pm. In the
Willard rooms Of the parish nail VI
Epiphany Church. fol-
,ows. First topic, 1.-The Aims OF sun :
day school Teaching" Rev. c. r; spar
ling, rector Of Georgetown parish; M;hich seG1
ond topic Some Of the ne Thnngs KnoW" "R.s Rev.
q yRfi W. stoWell, vicar Of the Chapel Of
the ins. th,rd tonic, report of Special
committee on Standard forins auu NJ
Blanks for Sunday senooas, n Asnes, nsT chapel. "a
Whitmore. vicar OIL d. f>ee'
Trinity parish. ,a .ra re-
corded as most timely and wen Wortny
r. the time required to attenu ene
meeting. Each sehoot ,,n Is ~ ofscers
teachers and those interested IN Quiz
day school work.
pay Townsend Russell will give
on frustrated lecture on The Natlonal
~ n.hadral" at st. Pauls Parish Hall,
ga street, Thursday at s:15 pm.
This lecture includes views not only
NJ the Cathedral of SITS. Peter ana Paui,
but Of places In .o1s any way c1ahei.eq con River
Tnrd.n' Canterbury, Iona, etc.
| The lecture Is regarded as interest
ting and Instructive and the pictures as
splendidly illustrative.
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THE Epworth League of Metropolitan
Memorial Church, John Marshall place
and g street northwest. will discuss
| "E,nworthians as Dykebutlders Against
Rup," at 6:45 o'clock tomorrow even
;ng Miss Marie Cuthbertson will lead.
u,ss Enderle, synodical secretary of
vomnp peoples work for the Southern
prashvterian Assembly, will address
the Iasnar service of the Women's
C%hristian % Association at the home. 171s
1sth street northwest. tomorrow after
noon, at 4:3O o'clock
Wiss Marion Green and Mrs. Norman
r. Jenner will be the soloists.
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The woman's Missionary Society of
| Mount Vernon Place M. e. Church
south will hold it's regular monthly
meeting at the church, Tuesday. at 2
pm. ,, ;,, ,
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