Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-11-06

ment Of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church Of Washington. D. C. He is
home for the election and to spend q
| few days vacation with his grand
| town friends"
| The last lecture of an interesting Sc.
ries on 1.-THE Temple of Jerusalem.
which Mr.. W. H. H. Smith has been
| giving in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, 18th and Fairmont streets. will
| be given tomorrow evening The spe-
ciaI subject will be Last Scenes In the
| Life of Our Lord
These lectures, which have peen
largely attended. will be followed by a
series Of four. Bible subjects by Mr..
Howard A. Banks, secretary to the Sec
rotary of the Navy.
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1.-THE Success of Failure" is the theme
of series of Sunday evening sermons
| now being given at Trinity NJ. y.
| Church by the pastor, Rev. J. Phelps
Hand.
Supplemental to the regular prayer
service Thursday evening. the pastor Is
conducting brief Bible study course.
| which is proving to be interesting and
instructive. This study is made to take
the form of questions asked by the
pastor concerning the Bible and re-
plies by the members OF the congre-
cation.
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Foundry Epworth League will be ad-
| o'clock by Mr.. James L. Wilmeth, chief
clerk of the Treasury Department The
soloists will be Misses Mary Thompson
and Lucille Hardesty. The league choir
and orchestra will render special music.
The membership contest that has
been conducted for several months ter
minated on November i. with the re-
| suit that lat new members have been
added to the league roll, thus maxim 6
| it the largest chapter in the Washing
| ton district of the Baltimore confer
ence.
| The regular monthly meeting Of the
| ca binet will be held on Tuesday even
| ing at the home of c. g. Bradley. On
| the following Wednesday evening the
| leagu will conduct a devotional meet
| ing at Gospel Mission.
| The entertainment and reception to
| the new members will be held on the
evening of November II.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Womans Missionary Society of the
! First Congregational Church was held
| on Tuesday morning in the social room
of the church. The devotional services
were led by Mrs. Julia H. Platt. A
talk upon current events was given by
Mrs George r. Ide. Mrs. ]. Arthur LIE
Clerc spoke upon educational and Re-
| ligious Aspects of the Panama EXPOSE
ton" There was a thank offering for
| home missions and at the close Of the
meeting luncheon was served, with
Mrs. Walter Brown and Miss Alice
Clark as hostesses.
On Monday evening the Young Peo-
pies Christian Endeavor Society en-
ioyed a Halloween social in the church
parlors. which were decorated with
| on Tuesday night.
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The Young Peoples Union OF the Sec
ond Baptist Church was entertained
at the home of Miss Lois Henderson, vice
president of the union, recently. All
came masked. but later unmasked. Re-
freshments were served and games
adapted to the occasion were played.
Among those present were Rev. and
Mrs. Howard I. Stewart, Misses Martha
King. Lillian Warfield. Dorothy v. Eide
| lin. Helen Hough. Mary Duvan. Lyn-
dali Duvall. Elizabeth Taylor. Kathrine
Pidgeon, Margaret r. Walters, Ruth
Bladen. Pearl Ra1ey. Ruby Grimsley,
Pauline Ryan, Maude Gosne1l, Marga-
rite Shaw, Goldie Alley, Muriel Hender-
thur Hough. James Richards. George
Richards. Lawrence Hagerman, Len
wood Bailey, Franklin Burgess, Albert
W. ST. Clair, Edward Janson and Her
old Haynes.
The congregation of the Iowa Avenue
NJ E. Church will celebrate the first
| anniversary of it's meeting in the new
church building tomorrow.
| DIR. Henry S. France will preach at
| the morning service and DR.. D. H Mar
tin of Dumbarton Avenue M. E. Church
will officfate in the evening.
At the morning service an anthem,
Great Is the Lord by Bischoff, will
| be rendered by the quartet Of the
church. and the ofrertory solo, at Was
e., NJ h hrv
Mrs. f. B. Fletcher.
In the evening the number by the
quartet will be Praise the Lord, o
Jerusalem" by Tyler, and at the Of
a tenor solo, Beyond the Dawn" by
Weatherly.
The quartet is composed Of Mrs. E. B.
Fletcher, Mrs. Marie E. Brinley, Mr.. j.
II. Davis and Mr.. Amos Tyree. Mrs.
Lulu Facius Davis is the organist and
director.
Rev. Clarence E. WISE pastor of the
church, is rounding out his sixth year.
and has seen his congregation grow
from a very small number to its pres
much Of which is due. 1t is pointed out.
to his efforts, and from little port
able church to the comfortable eight
| een-thousand dollar structure, the con-
struction and occupancy OF which is
now being celebrated.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
friends of the church to be present and
rejoice with the congregation at this
anniversary service.
Beginning tomorrow and continuing
until the following Sunday will be OBJ
served as Rally week in Foundry
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Tomorrow morning the pastor. Rev.
w. r. Wedderspoon. will preach on the
theme, where is Christi" followed by
reception of members and holy COM
munion In the evening he will con-
tinue the series of special interesting
and timely sermons on 1.-THE American
Home"
Monday evening Rev. DR.. D. H. Mar
tin pastor of Dumbarton Avenue M. q.
Church, will address a rally of the
Sunday school and the Epworth League.
while Tuesday the women's societies
will hold their regular a1l-day meet
ings.
Thursday evening at the mid-week
prayer service, Rev. DR.. Henry 8.
France will make the address, while
Friday evening a reception and church
social will be held.
Tomorrow morning at the Ninth Street
Christian Church there will be a special
service for all the members of the con-
gregation with a special sermon by the
pastor, Rev. George A. Miller.
Sunday night the pastor will begin
a series Of sermons on the general
theme of First Century Christianity,
With Practical Lessons for Today
These sermons will be in special prep
aration for the study of the Sunday
school lessons beginning in January