Evening star., 1915-03-13

the nsgro re-, and Indian missions Will
total $4,000 this year.
There are many parishes to be heard
from. but in the accounts already sent
to the chancellor the Baltimore Ca
thedral leads, with $135. st. Patrick's
Church gave S125.
Seven Last Words" will be given by the
quartet and chorus choir of Foundry NJ.
r. Church Thursday evening, April 1.
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Two special sermons as to why Evan
gelist Sunday should be brought to Wash
ington will be given by local pastors to-
morrow. Rev. John McMurray at the
II O'Clock service in Union NJ E. Church
will speak on BILLY Sunday as
Prophet of Righteousness and Rev John
+. Briggs. at the Fifth Baptist Church
tomorrow evening. on Billy Sunday in
The annual spring entertainment Of
the Berea Bible class of the Fifth Baptist
Church will be given Wednesday evening.
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The monthly meeting Of the Bible
School Council of Temple Baptist
church was held last night in the ban
quet hall of the church.
Dinner was served to the officers and
teachers OF the school, at which time
addresses were delivered by Rev. H. v.
Hewlett. pastor of the Second Baptist
Church; Miss Hegeman, superintendent
Of the Junior department of Caivery
Baptist Bible school, and Mrs. J. T.
Curry, superintendent of the begin
ners' department of Temple Baptist
Bible school.
Tests of My Christianity will be
the subject for the Christian Endeavor
meeting at Temple Baptist Church to-
morrow evening. This will be an hon
orary members meeting, led by Mr..
Charles n. Richards, and all these
members of the society are expected
to be present. Miss Louise Lewis will
play THE Chimes" at the opening of
the meeting.
Rev. II. F. Lutz of the H Street Chris
tian Church gave the members of the
Metropolitan Bible class an illustrated
lecture on character study. at the home
OF Miss Eleanor Walker. 1926 18th
street northwest Wednesday evening.
Services for the deaf in the sign lam
guage are being held in the parish hall
OF Trinity Episcopal Church, Sd street
and Indiana avenue northwest, each
Sunday morning at II o'clock and at
SUCH other times as may be announced
The Episcopal Church has maintained
a mission to the deaf in Washington
for many years, and endeavors to reach
and help all deaf persons in the city
regardless of creed.
Rev. II. c. Merrill. who is himself
deaf, is in charge of the mission. At
Bishop Harding's recent visitation to
Trinity Church five deaf persons were
among those presented for confirma-
ton.
At the service tomorrow Rev. c. Or
Wis Dantzer, pastor of All Souls Church
for the Deaf, Philadelphia. will prea ch
the sermon.
Tomorrow-the fourth Sunday in Lent
lis observed in the Roman Catholic
Patrick's Church there will be masses
at Z. 8. 3. 10 and II o'clock, when a
high mass will be celebrated.
The mass at II o'clock will be sung
by Rev. John NJ. Mcnamara of the as
sistant clergy of st. Patrick's, with
Rev. James A. Smyth. also of the as
sistant clergy of the parish, will preach
the sermon on the subject How the
Friendship of God Is Lost by Man."
The Christ Child Society was the
| beneficiary Of literary and musical
| entertainment, given Monday afternoon
at the New Masonic Temple the spec al
feature of interest being the humorous
lecture on New Neighbors.'' by Mr..
t. A. DAILY, who is well known as q
| writer of Italian dialect poems He
was assisted by Mr.. Joseph NJ. Gill,
| violinist, from st. Louis, now studying
at Georgetown University: Mr.. Richard
Barrett, pianist, also of the university.
and Mr.. George OConnor, who gave
some character songs.
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! Rev. Leonard Ripple of st. Johns
Church. Baltimore. Md, will preach
Tuesday evening at the Lenten sery-
ices at st. Paurs Roman Catholic
Church, this city.
The regular Lenten service at Holy
Trinity Church, in Georgetown, will be
resumed this week. with the preachers
selected from the faculty of George
town University.
The novena of grace in honor of st.
devotional service and Mrs. E.. K.
Francis Xavier closed on Friday. and
Rev. Edward NJ. Corbett, S. j.. who
conducted the service. is pleased with
the results.
A special mass Sunday at 8 o'clock
will be said for the members of the
Holy Trinity Holy Name Society, and
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