Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-30


members of Temple-Noyes Lodge. No. 80
F. A A NJ, and the members of their
families The rector. Rev. William Tay-
loe Snyder, who is chaplain of the lodge
is to officiate
1t is intended that the service shall be
In the nature of memorial to deceased
members of the organization. including
Edwin S. NARROW and Price c. Claflin
who died during the last year. The ex-
pectation is that every member Of the
lodge will attend.
| "ModeSty or the Hero Who Never
Tells is to be the special topic of Rev
Or. John Van Schaick in the Church OF
Our Rather tomorrow morning when he
| VIII begin a special series of Sunday
amental virtues of humanity brought
out and illustrated by The Great
| War"
DR.. George Robinson, retired chaplain
| of the army, is to occupy the pulpit OF
morning. There will be no evening
\ service.
! Pastor H. H. Ranck is attending the
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
| now in session at Greencastle. Pa. Ed
er ]. C. r. Main represents Grace
Church at the synod.
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! Plans for the study of Home Mis-
sions in Action" will be completed at a
| meeting of the executive committee to
! be held at the Y. W. C. A. Tuesday at
| 1920 am.
The officers of this committee are:
| Chairman. Mrs. C. o. Geveipasture: as
sociate chairman, Mrs. NJ. V. Richards;
secretary, Miss Mary Wingate.
The class will be held Fridays in jan
| uary, at the New York Avenue Presby-
| terrain Church.
The leader will be Mrs. D. E. Wiber,
study class secretary, Women's Board
| of Home Missions.
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At All Souls Memorial Episcopal
Church last Sunday the rector. Rev: j..
M Sterrett, held a service of benedic-
| ton of a fine new font of Caen stone,
! made in New York. 1t was given by
| in memoriam, Theodore Heath Hogs,
lS91-1S92."
On Thursday evening the meeting of
the Daughters Of the King of the do
cese held it's semi-annual meeting in
! the parish hall, at which there were
| 1913 members present.
On next Tuesday at 11:30 o'clock an
All Souls day ceiebration OF the holy
communion service in memory of
departed friends.
At IL o'clock there will be an initia-
ton of new members into the All Souls
Chapter of the Daughters of the King.
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The regular monthly meeting of the
officers and teachers of the Vermont
Avenue Christian Sunday school Tues
day evening was preceded by lunch
con at $50 o'clock departmental con-
ferences were held at $50 pm, for one
hour, followed by the regular business
meeting. The luncheon, which was an
Innovation, was a decided success, and
will be a feature of each succeeding
conference this winter.
A school of Methods will be con-
Quoted at the Vermont Avenue Chris
tian Church January 81 to February
4, 1916, by the Bible school department
of the American Christian Missionary
Society. w. J. Clarke. national super
intendent of the adult department;
Miss Cynthia Pearl Maus, superintend-
ent of the intermediate department, and
Miss Hazel Lewis, superintendent of
the elementary department. will have
charge of the conferences. While this
school will be under the auspices of
the Disciples of Christ of the District,
1t will be open to all denominations.
A joint meeting Of the Beta and
Young Peoples Societies of Chris ian
Endeavor at the Vermont Avenue
Christian Church Sunday evening will
be led by Miss Mayme Parker, superin-
tendent of the Junior department of the
Danforth Halves. who resided in Persia
for many years, will give talk on
| Missions"
Harvest home festival services are to
be held in Westminster Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning and evening.
The pastor, Rev. T. Z. Davis, plans to
preach a special sermon at each serv-
ice.
A display of warden and meadow, of
Al t.
shown and the church will be appro-
priately decorated as are the temples
of the Jews at the feast of ingathering,
when thanks are given to the Creator
for His goodness and care and the re-
turns of the fields.
There will be special music at both
services.
DR. John Britain Clark breaches in
! First Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening the third of his special SER
mons under the general topic of The
Places That Knew Jesus" his special
topic being "Oliyet.'
Miss Elizabeth Leckie, soloist, assist
ed by double quartet of male voices,
will render an appropriate musical
ganist.
Foundry Epworth League service to-
morrow evening at 6:45 o'clock will be
under the direction Of the second and
third vice presidents, Misses Lillian
Williamson and Gene CisseI. respective
ly. A novel order of service has been
planned. which promises to be one of
the most interesting of the season
The choir has become well organized
and, supported by the league orchestra,
Will render special music.
Mr.. Howard A. Banks, private secre-
tary to the Secretary of the Navy, de-
livered an address last Sunday evening
on the "God-planned Life" to a record
audience.
The membership contest, which has
been so successfully conducted under
the leadership of Miss Janet Kobe and
Mr. Harvey J. Chestnut, will terminate
tomorrow evening, when the result will
be announced. AS d climax to this
! contest an entertainment and reception
will be given to the new members the
evening of November IT, A musical
is scheduled for Sunday evening, No
vember a.
In ST. Patrick's Church a mission of
two weeks, conducted by the well
known Passionist missionary, Rev.
Roberts will open tomorrow at the
high mass at IL o'clock, which will be
celebrated by Mgr. Russell, and the
missionary Will deliver the sermon.
The first week will be for the women
and masses will be celebrated each
morning at g. 7, and o'clock. In
struction will be given after the 6
O'Clock mass: before the 7; after the 8
and before the 9 o'clock. Services
ev.ry eysp}np at TAO O'clock CONSIST