Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-07-24

Y. NJ. c. A Of the college. reports that
the preliminary registration received
from the District Of Columbia, Mary
and New Jersey causes him to esti-
mate that the coming conference Will
be more largely attended than the one
of last year, when the work was In
augurated.
The Country Life School will begin
| tomorrow and continue through Au-
gust 8, while the ministers conference
will begin August 4.
The delegates will occupy the dormi-
tories of the college during the ses-
sions.
Southern NJ. E. Church, Is enjoying his
vacation at Piedmont, w. Va.
THE Trial and Crucif1xion of Jesus"
will be Rev. DR.. F. ]. Prettyman's spec
ial topic for tomorrow evening at the
Mount Pleasant NJ. E. Church south
He uses stereopticon and will consider
both the ecclesiastical and the civil
trials of the Nazarene.
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Open-air services in Lincoln Park.
under the auspices of the joint Y. M.
c. A. and interchurch committee, will
be resumed Sunday, August l, at
pm.
Rev. George A. Miller, pastor Of the
Ninth Street Christian Church. will be the
speaker Special music Is being arranged
for this service.
These meetings will be continued
through the months Of August and Sep
tember, with the following speakers sched-
uled for addresses:
of keller Memorial Lutheran Church !:
August Is, Rev John MacMurray. pastor
of Union NJ E. Church; August 22 Rev
A. E. Sexsmith, pastor OF the North
20. Rev. william A. Melvin. pastor Of the
First NJ. P. Church; September 5, Rev
C. c. Mclean. pastor Of Douglas Memorial
NJ E. Church; September II, Rev Francis
NJ. Mccoy. pastor OF Waugh ,,,: M F.
Norris Of the Department Of Justice: Sep
tember &c, Mr.. Howard A Banks. sec
rotary to the Secretary Of the Navy.
The committee in charge OF these serv-
ices includes the following: Messrs; Al
Gus E. Blew, John R. Brayshaw. 1r:'
Samuel Croft. r. F. Dornin, A. B. Garden,
s. D. Hardy. George Havell. Z. NJ drest'
August e. Janson, H. E Kaufman. w al
lace Kirby, William H. Lyles. K. ]. Minot.
John Petar, William H. Richardson, Wal
ter Simpson. Monroe Stockett. l. r. Tade.
w. F. Wellener, Samuel B. Frantz, j. II.
Hollinger and George NJ. Kirk. director
Of religious work Of the Y. M. c. A
Evangelists Harter and Horton begin
their fifth week at the Adventist tent.
night, when Mr. Harter speaks on who
Changed the Sabbath A half hours
musical service. beginning at 1870 o'clock,
precedes the sermon. An attractive pro-
gram has been arranged for tomorrow
night. There will be several numbers
by the choir Of over fifty voices and some
instrumental selections
Mr. 4. A. Hansen will give another
medical lecture, illustrated by stereopticon
slides. Monday evening. HIS sunoec WILL VIII
be 1.-The White Plague and Some ways
- Evangelist Horton will have charge
Tuesday evening and will speak on THE
United States in Prophecy" For the
''Union Of Church and State" THE Fed,
Grafton Of Churches and Religious and
Civil Liberty"
SHOULD Washington preachers dancer"
is Rev. e. Hez Swem's subject Tor spe-
cial Sunday night sermon in Centennial
Baptist Church tomorrow evening: Fifty
persons have been baptised IN the new
church building.
The social service department Of the
Epworth League Of McKendree M e.
Church conducted swapping party at
the church Wednesday evening.
The only requisite was that every one
who attended bring a toy or an article
of amusement of some kind. On arrival
each person traded with his neighbors till
he or she received toy that suited his
fancy.
At the close Of an hour tho toys were
collected and turned over to tho com
mittee which has charge OF the work at
the Children's Hospital.
Through this method moro than IS
worth of toys were secured to start the
work at the hospital.
After the social tho regular monthly
business meeting Of the league was held.
with the president In the chair and all
officers present.
The reports from the four vice presi-
dents showed all departments in good
upon present plans when tho fall term
beginA
The league voted to pay - a month
toward the support Of Rest Cottage. at
Washington Grove, Md.
The members expect to send ono or
two aged women to the cottage for a
two-week outing
McKendree Chapter WIN be represented
by at least three Of its members at the
Epworth League institute. which will be
week
Rev. Henry F. Lutz. pastor of tho H
Street Christian Church, southwest, has
returned from short vacation trip to
Pennsylvania, and will conduct the OPEN
air services on tho church lawn tomorrow
evening at Z o'clock. These meetings have
been big success from tho first The
Boys Band of the church and a chorus
choir will render special music and lead
the gospel songs.
July 81 occurs the feast Of the founder
Of the Society Of Jesus-Ignatius Loyola-
Rome In the sixty-sixth year Of his age.
With the story Of tho saints conversion
most Roman Catholic young men are
quite familiar. In the summer of 1921,
while defending the citadel Of Pamplona,
no was severely injured by q cannon shot
The wound did not heal as 1t should. and
lgnatius Tor Igio, as he was then
known) determined to undergo a painful
operation rather than submit to de-
formity. 1t was while confined to his
bed from this cause that he called for
books. and the Lives Of the Saints were
given him. together with the Life Of
brought the change in his life. The
knight Of Na1era became the knight Of
Christ.
From his bed Of sickness he went to the
sanctuary Of Our Lady. which nestlee
under the crags and peaks of Monserrat."
There. on the feast Of the annunciation,
after q general confession tho night be-
fore, he hung up in the early morning
his rapder and dagger at the shrine Of
the Blessed Mother. and approached the