Evening star., 1915-12-04
Pulpit and Pem

exchange on Tuesday and Wednesday
ana Will serve supper Tuesday night.
The Mems League will meet Wednes-
day night. when DIR. C. N. Chapman
will speak on Colds and How to Pre-
vent Them
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The Second Baptist Sunday school is
to have a ten minute sermon at the
session tomorrow morning by the pas
tor. Rev. Howard /. Stewart.
''The Pace That Kills" is to be the
evening service, when he will give his
fourth sermon of the special series on
"Old Time Wonder Tales" The ordi-
nance of baptism will be administered
at this service.
Christmas bazaar will be held at
the First Congregational Church from
| Tuesday until Saturday In the parlors
of the church, while the women of the
Aid Society of the Langdon NJ. F..
Church will hold their annual Christ
mas bazaar Tuesday and Wednesday
in the new Sunday school rooms of the
| church
Chi Chapter Of the Phi Mu Sigma Fra
lternity held Its regular business meet
Ing at the home of the secretary, Fran
els L. Fahy, on Wednesday,
| After supper the president Of the
chapter, Albertus N. Schroeder, gave a
short address.
The Y. M. Q. A gospel team will con-
North Carolina Avenue Methodist PROT
estant Church. Special music will be
furnished by the Y. NJ. c. A. Quartet
Homer J. Councillor will deliver an ad-
dress on Keeping the Grip
| Rev. DR.. James Shera Montgomery,
pastor of Metropolitan Methodist Church
has been in New York and Boston this
week. He breaches at the Wesleyan Uni
versity. Middletown. Conn. tomorrow.
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The Phi Mu Sigma National Sunday
school Fraternity leaders have announced
tne issue OF charter to the Sunday
| scnooI class taught by A. K. Winner in
the Rhode Island Avenue Methodist
| Protestant Church. The signers of the
petition for this charter were: A. K.
Winner. teacher; Herbert Maury Jones.
Aiien william Lohr. Luther Ross
| hayes, Stanley Britain Duties, Louis
| Colvin Randall, Leonel Earle Reichard.
Richard Dodge Campbell. Harvey Led
den Strang, E Melbourne Green, Will
Ruebsam. The chapter will be Install
ed with appropriate ceremonies in the
near future
| Announcement is also made of the is
sue OF charter as chapter of the
fraternity to the young men in the Sunday
school class of Fred J. Hartman in the
Emanuel Evangelical Church in Pitts
| burgh, Pa. Signers Of the petition for this
charter were: Fred J. Hartman. teacher;
samuel Williams. John l. F. Shoe
maker. Albert G. Knerler. William e.
Shade1, Allon W. BegIinger, Joseph w.
| RODGERS. William F. Potter, V. R. King,
Everett r. Trahey and Arthur Beg
Tonight Gamma Chapter of the Dis
| trict of Columbia. located at MetropoH-
tan NJ. z. Church, will hold its annual
| banquet. The president of the chapter,
Harold E. Warner. will preside at the
ing will be DR.. Clifton P. Clark, SUI
| preme master of the fraternity, and
Bolitha ]. Laws. first president (and
present president) Of Alpha Chapter.
Gunton-Temple Memorial Presbvtes
rian Church leaders conducted an
every member anvass'' last Sunday
| with gratifying results.
An increase of over $500 over last
year and about 5000 for benevoIences
| over last year is already reported.
Tomorrow will be a special day in
the church. At the morning service DR..
j. w. Mexican, one of the mission to
lepers" team now in Washington. will
6:45 to 7:4b pm, Rev. DIR. John Nelson
Mills will speak on the Mountain
Whites Of the South
This service will be the annual
praise service of the woman.s Mis-
sionary Society. The women will con
duct the service DR.. Granger will
sing.
A reception will be rendered DR.. Nc
Kean in the chapel of the church. Fri
day % evening, to which the public is
Two classical works will be present.
ed by the Washington Oratorio Society
at Hamline Methodist Episcopal
| Church Tuesday night, as finale to
the semi-centennial celebration. which
Will see its climax tomorrow night
| The offerings will be Israel In the
Wilderness" by Gaul, and "The Daush-
| ter OF Jairus." by Stainer. There will be
three soloists. Miss Georgia Thonnssen,
| tenor, and Charles Tlttman, bass, and a
| large chorus of women and men
II H. Freeman will be in charge, with
William Stansfeld at the organ. and
Harvey Murray at the piano. The con-
| cert will start at sis o'clock
Holy comm~nion will be received bv
| the League of the Good Shepherd of st.
! Patr!ck's Roman Catholic Church to-
morrow morning at o'clock. Mgr
| IAuSscil Will oIlICldlc at the mass. The
| men will occupy the pews of the main
| aisle and approach the altar rail in
body.
At 1880 o'clock they will meet again
| for the recitation of the office, which
will be followed by a sermon by Mgr.
Russell.
| Plans are now being considered by
| the vestry Of st. Marks Episcopal
Church for the erection of COM
| modious parish hall during next sum-
| mer to meet the demands Of the con-
gregation.
| Rev. c. Rockford Stetson is the rec
| tor Of st. Marks. and under his leader
ship, 1t Is pointed out, the parish Is
making much progress.
| The Brotherhood of st. Andrew in
| the parish Is one of its activities which
has Just been reorganized.
| Rev. DR.. NJ. s. Littlefeld of New York
! is to preach at the IL O'Clock service
| in Ingram Memorial congregational
Church tomorrow.
| The bazaar and supper which closed
at the Western Presbyterian Church
last evening Is declared to have been
the most successful event OF it's kind
| in the history of the church tur-
| key supper was served four evenings
land many attractive articles were soId
during the bazaar.
| Alfred b. Gaw1er was chairman in
charge of the affair. at which nearly
! 81 900 was raised
| New members will be received and