The Washington herald., 1915-11-20
METHODIST.

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In boundary Methodist Episcopa.
Church tomorrow morning. the pastor
Rev. W. r. wedderspoon, d. D.. viii
\ preach on the theme Twin Guardian
Angels" In the evening Samuel J. Mac
Waters. Of the American University
formerly professor of oratory and sacred
music. OF Boston University. will give
The Drama OF st. Paul" told in the
words and phrase OF the Bible story. from
the stoning of Stephen TO the close OF
the life of the Apostle. to the Gentiles
who was next 10 the Christ, perhaps the
most compelling personality that ever
moved among men. This will be the
first presentation in the city Of this re-
markable drama.
Rev. DR.. ". B. Hollingshead, Of Phil
adelphia, Pa. nDportionment secretary OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, Is &c
preach morning and evening sermons
tomorrow at the Douglas NJ. E. Church.
| Eleventh and II streets northeast
On Monday morning at 7:3o Douglas
Chapter Epworth League will conduct
Thanksgiving praise service to which
other young peoples societies Of the
northeast are invited. On Thursday
evening the pastor. Rev. c. c. Mclean.
will give an illustrated lecture on the
! Wonder Lands Of New Mexico and
Arizona
Dr.. James Shera Montgomery will have
for his subject in the Metropolitan
Church tomorrow morning The In
protected Investment and in the evening
The Might of the Ordinary Man"
Rev. John MacMurray. the pastor,
a. he Int Nc = Church
Twentieth street, south of Pennsyl-
vania avenue northwest. tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock on the topic.
Jesus Christ As An Enemy" In the
evening at o'clock will occur the
song service and the pastors twenty
minute sermon talk on the subject:
Saved to What?"
Union Thanksgiving Day services
will be held on Thursday morning at
IL o'clock with Western Presbyterian
Church in the Union Church. Rev.
DR.. J. Harvey Durham. of the West
ern Presbyterian Church. will preach
the sermon.
The Epworth League service at
Mount Vernon Place Methodist
Church, Ninth street and Massachu-
sets avenue, tomorrow evening at Z
o'clock will be conducted by Bolitha
]. Laws, one of the assistant United
States attorneys of the District Of Co.
lumbia. At the regular evening
church service at s o'clock Lieut. Col
Parker. of the social service stan of
the Salvation Army. will give an IL
Illustrated lecture on Problems of the
Poor" to which the public is invited.
Col. Parker has some splendid pic
lures and his talk is said to be both
interesting and inspiring.
On December / the young ladies
composing Mrs. w. B. Jayne's Sunday
school class of Mount Vernon Place
Church will give a play. entitled En-
gagged by Wednesday" This class
presented a play some months ago.
which was a great success, and in
stead OF repeating the performance,
as earnestly requested by a number
of their auditors. they decided to pre-
pare and present another comedy.
On THANKSGIVING Day, November IS.
DR.. Edward X. Hardin. pastor, will
preach at Mount Vernon Place Church
al 1890 a. m. This service will take
the place of the weekly prayer meet
ing service scheduled for o'clock
Thursday night
Foundry Epworth League. on Wednes-
DAY evening, Ie0utTtu EtGtpllOh " Aht
new members who have been added to
the chapter as a result OF the recent
contest The gathering was the largest
Of its kind in the history OF the league
and was characterized by a spirit of So
ciabilIty of good-fellowship.
The league colors. red and white, were
much in evidence, new members bear
ing recognition cards tied with red rib
bon. while similar cards for the old
members were tied with white. The
parlors were attractively decorated with
palms and poinsettias and festooned with
green.
The entertainment was furnished by
Mrs. Miner and Miss Thompson. soloists:
Miss DOud. pianist and Miss Levy,
reader. The musical and literary fea-
lures were arranged by Miss Janet
Kobe, and the refreshments were pre-
pared and served under the direction OF
Miss Dorothy Davis.
At the devotional meeting tomorrow
evening at 6:4S. Rev. Clarence A. Wise,
formerly associate pastor at Foundry,
but now pastor Of Iowa Avenue NJ z.
Church, will make the address. Miss
Lucille Hardesty will be the soloist and
other musical numbers will be rendered
by the league choir.
Special exercises will be held at Wesley
Nnapel next week IN honor or the COM
pletion of the improvements to the Sum
day school rooms. At the session of the
Sunday school tomorrow morning at $50
words of greeting will be heard from
two former Observation-Disclosures
Choate, who served from the years 1863
to 1876. and J. Walter Duvall, who held
the position OF superintendent from 1877
to 1884. The present superintendent.
Frank A. Woodward, will preside.
Rev. J. Fred Heisse. of Baltimore. a
former pastor, will preach at II o'clock
and the o'clock sermon will be by Rev.
Edgar c. Powers. social and reception
will be given on Tuesday evening and an
on Friday evening.
This church will Join with Metropolitan
NJ. E. Church in the Thanksgiving morn
ing service. which will be held at Wesley,
the sermon being preached by Rev.
James Shera Montgomery. pastor of